Fire wipes out Hotel Upton in Wyoming from late news
The Hotel Upton, sole jewelry house in Upton, was completely destroyed by fire recent days. The report notes Union Oil of California eyeing activity in the Rocky Mountain region in 1925 and water pipe orders for northern Colorado and Wyoming. A 6 year old, Donathea Wood, daughter of J. R. Wood, Gillette foreman, remains critically wounded from a gunshot at the Wood ranch. Governor Nellie T. Ross appoints Mrs. T. V.2 as state commissioner of child and criminal welfare, succeeding Mrs. M.L. Pleth. A wide range of local incidents follow including prison escapes, bank closings, and tax and road funding updates with various officials named.
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Upton
Union Oil Company of California
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Donathea Wood
J. BR. Wood
Burlington Roundhouse
Gilette
Bere Cheesenin
Kendall
Pat Cea
Rensith
Herrane AG
Rey Raymann
Wyoming Siete Penitentiary
Way Vins
Ini
Hhiself
Casper
Chester
Juan Ager
Haery Co Gordan
Wyoming
Pratt
Iit
Tisdale
Carpenter
Yanks
Lima
Onesenne
Cheyenne
Layoye Townstit Contemp
GS. Merriet
Inde T. Marie Kennedy
Dt iv
Tecenpey Tt
Teseheel Board
Batanie
Narjuutl Bank of Cheyenne
Weidnesitits
Nellie ‘Taydae Rose
Legishiaire
Senate
House
Tomes
Reneral
United States
Stite Board of Contra
State Industrial Institute
Ross
Verner Z. Reed
Sherlday County
Wyoming Industrial Institute For Dity
Governer Tross
State Highway Department
Sun Yat Sen Dies In Peking After Lingering Illness
Dr Sun Yat Sen, renowned Chinese leader and first republic president, died in Peking at age 61 after a liver cancer battle. Surrounded by family and Kuomintang figures, he opposed central government and led the Southern government in Canton. His death closes a pivotal era in China’s political unification efforts.
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Peking
Sun Yat Sen
Manhattan Dynasty
Sun
China
Canton
Ctra
Sum
Kuomiingtang Party
Sun Yuai-Sen Party
Cripad Lenin
Dr. Sum
Dro Su
Hig Associates
Longworth Family Visit to Washington and White House
Longworth family members visit Washington with Paulina Longworth seeing the White House. Mrs Longworth waits at the State Department for her brother Kermit Roosevelt who plans a trip to Africa for big game hunting. Theodore Roosevelt is mentioned as grandfather.
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Longworth
Washington
Paulina
Momthelt
Nicholas Longworth
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
State Department
Kermit Roosevelt
Africa
Wheeler Case Set for Trial in Great Falls
The United States suit against Senator Burton K Wheeler of Montana for alleged conflict of interest and accepting employment after his election was scheduled for trial in Great Falls with a jury date set for April 16. The case was placed on the docket by Judge G. C. N. Praye.
Klamath Influenza Epidemic Hits Klamath Falls Residents
A severe influenza outbreak among Klamath reservation Indians has prompted doctors to take containment measures. Two Indians have died and several others were hospitalized in Klamath Falls as authorities fight the spread of the epidemic.
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Klamath
Unreadable Puzzle Clusters Hint at Hidden Solution
Fragmented OCR list shows irregular terms and numbers across many fields. The text mentions various codes, plausible crossword style clues, and final note that the solution will appear in the next issue. The jumble includes references to objects, emotions, and roles with no cohesive narrative.
Fort Laramie in U S History A Westward milestone
Fort Laramie rose from Fort William to Fort John before settling the iconic name. Its role spanned fur trade, emigrant routes on the Oregon trail, and key treaties with Plains Indians, including Red Cloud era confrontations and the 1876 conflict.
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The
American Fur Company
Fort John
John Sarpy
North Platte
Fort Laramie
la Rarmie
Fort Larmie
Rockies
Oregon Trail
Oregon
California
Plains
Fort Lurmie
Montana Old Fells
Red Cloud
Fort Luranite Gan
Jeader
Fort Ashley and the Ashley Smith Explorations
The Fort on the Great Inland Sea recounts Ashley and Smith leadership in early western exploration starting 1822 with the Rocky Mountain Fur Company. It notes firsts such as white travel across the continental divide to California by land and the Green River and Salt Lake region ventures led by Jedediah Smith and partners.
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Fort Ashley
Utah
Ashley-Smith
William Lenry Ashley
Jedediah Strong Smith
Ashley
Rocky Mountain Fur Company
Missouri
Andrew Henry
David Jackson
William Sublette
Milton Subblettre
Jedediah Smith
Robert Campbell
Thomas Fitzpatrick
James Bridger
Samuel ‘Tulloch
Etlenhe Provost
Provo
James Beckwourth
Yellow Stone
Greep River
Great Salt Lake
Wiestovkaded
Rockies
Ulysses
John C. Fremont
Pacific
South Pass
Bridger
California
Oregon
Fort Asilex
Mrs Wm Butts Credits Vegetable Compound For Strength
In Wellston Ohio Mrs Wm Butts reports severe back pain and fatigue eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says the remedy restored energy, improved health after childbirth, and helped her perform housework and care for her children again.
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Wellston
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sorin
William Botts
Ohio
Beavers Rising as Profit Source in South Dakota
State game warden B S Hedrick notes beaver colonies increasing across South Dakota. Colonies once immune to trappers have flourished under six years of state law, with no reliable counts but rapid growth and spread to new localities.
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South Dakota
Hedrick
St. Paul
Ancient undersea city found off Tunis coast
Divers report ruins 20 feet underwater in the Mediterranean near Tunis. Large stone buildings are visible in dim shadows as fish swim through crumbled doorways. Scientists plan further explorations. The site lies in waters noted by Virgil near the Isle of the Lotus Butchers.
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Mediterranean Sea
Tunis
Uivers
Virgil
Tamer Sung
Paper barrels spun on taugt chipboard winding machine
Light mountains in British Columbia have been discovered and ascended by University of Chicago professor and 4 New York engineer.
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British Columbia
University of Chicago
New York
Stop That Cough Fresno Califf Heavy Cold Relief
Mrs Dora Flappen reports a heavy cold with constant cough kept her awake and caused loss of appetite and fear. She credits Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with loosening chest tightness and breaking the cold, enabling normal eating and sleep. Trial packages available by mail from Buffalo NY.
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Fresno
Califf
Dr. Pierce
Joint-Ease advertised remedy for rheumatic joints
An old advertisement touts Joint-Ease as a treatment for stiff swollen rheumatic joints. It claims quick relief after ordinary care measures fail and urges readers to ask a drugstore for the product.
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DR. Yat Sen
Pekin
San Francisco
Hardin Sr. Wedmore
San Jose
Collector of Internal Revenue
Wedmore
Lopez
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Tribune
Arthur Lopez
Arthur Frazier
Tudlen Worlt
Lopes
Steve Acosta
Buda
Tex
Frazier
I—Savery
S Mohammedan House
Judicioux
Priast
Aala
Troward
Oye
Goddess of the Hearth
Faltsetin
Omi
BTA
Wanderer
Entore B—Tery Uyed Dae Petyting
Gearpin
Olly
Col Nice
John
Mabel
U. S
Great West
Fort
Lydia BE
Undersea City
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