Leaves for Hot Springs to Seek Treatment
From Marbleton bound for Kem the traveler plans a stop at Lava Hot Springs for rheumatic treatment. He has been suffering the past year and aims to visit his mother Mrs Lebmer en route.
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1914
Page
20
From Marbleton bound for Kem the traveler plans a stop at Lava Hot Springs for rheumatic treatment. He has been suffering the past year and aims to visit his mother Mrs Lebmer en route.
George Edwards was convicted of second degree murder for killing Preditt after seeing Mrs Edward. The crime arose over a woman in Ottawa. Edwards also killed Roy Landers, who was handcuffed to a sheriff at the time, while Mrs Edward attended the trial with her husband.
Oliver Twichel, under the care of the De Marquis of Kemmerer for two weeks, was taken to the hospital last week to undergo an appendectomy. He was accompanied by John Pickell, who has stayed with him during Kemmerer.
Walter and Oliver Vickrey part from the revel last week after delivering a load of hay to La. Barye Livestock Company. Caught in deep snow, the company plans to enflen so lens as hay remains available, highlighting hardship and supply concerns for the herd.
Fragmented OCR item describes animals for sale with pasture and water. Mentions price five dollars per ton feed and eight animals listed, but details are garbled and uncertain.
Eight year old Linck Percheron stallion in state of Wyoming weighs 1600 pounds. Sold or traded for cattle. For particulars contact W. J. McClurg at Viole Wyoming.
Lincoln County officials urge timely submission of all bills and communications to County Clerk Goran by the specified day to ensure prompt attention. High importance placed on keeping the process orderly and efficient for county operations and oversight.
The readable fragments describe an auction bargain and a moral lecture on books. References include a bargain at auction with a coca pipe purchase and a discourse on the value of books, citing Dr. Jacques Bertifion, and mention a Mr Briggs and Mr Timkins with a discussion of family duties and education.
A fragmentary item notes Ole Bull, famed violinist, as a beloved figure in the country. It references his first U.S. appearance at Park Theater New York and a Norwegian origin, with distant allusions to his early life and training.
A cryptic note describes a shift as Leacher approaches a fence and a bind is moved into six cages, signaling a change in control at the Ge access facility. The fragment hints at a chaotic moment with unclear origin or purpose.
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