Will We Celebrate Fourth Of July Festivities Planned
A local committee reports success in raising funds for a three day Independence Day celebration. Events include rope contests, sprint races, a grand parade, a baseball game, and evening fireworks. The schedule features a half mile and quarter mile, a three quarter mile novelty, and relay races with other attractions expected to draw a large crowd.
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Wiebe
Dremen
Wetend
Commencement Exercises Planned By Rawhaa Tab School
Thursday evening events mark the Rawhaa tab school graduation with a notable program. Speakers include class marshal Miss Ansler Tayuation and Evalectors, while diplomas will be awarded for the eighteenth grade. Rev Guy McGreery will deliver the baccalaureate sermon as the community looks to a milestone in the graduates’ lives.
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Clady
Claas Marek
Ansler Tayuation
Oraham
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Maude Varion
Horten
Yoon
Holf
Tia Draper Gratton
Louise Richaray
Mate Quarcer
Ivraham Draper
Helen Alea Bestue
M Richards Orion Life — Aledicuary
Mabel Grace Friend
Aufigety Munkey
Nellie Mabanes
Wiezzaset
Marna
Rade
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Garhett
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Ube
Mintel Grace
Maude Marie Hoca
Keto
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Ruse Richards
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Marriage Blessing Ties Newark Couple After City Meeting
A Newark couple married in the city after a day of hearings on local property matters. The groom, identified as Jha tnnoming, and bride Qoring tha work reportedly wed in the city as officials discussed bonds and property notes. County Clerk Fratiey Alaw presided over the proceedings and issued licenses amid the week’s examinations and reports.
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Jha
Fratiey
Memorial Day Program By G A R Planned Observance
Memorial Day observance set for one week from Tuesday with marching band parade to the cemetery led by Judge How Merrell and a morning ritual at the graves. Naval services at the opera house feature drills and school performances. County Attorney Georgeid to give主 principal oration. participants invited from schools and the public.
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Judea How
Merrell Marghal
Opera House
Vurpg
Tony Dali
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Pustound Ty Wo RG
Ety Hall
Methodist Church
Portland fair contest ends June. voters chose by June 30
The Portland fair contest closes at 8 o clock in the evening on June 30, with the candidate receiving the most votes winning a prize. Subscriptions for similar contests are being solicited by journals and local papers, offering rewards for subscribers. The Journal notes back payments and old accounts, urging readers to bring in business and settle debts to improve their voting tallies. Names mentioned include Anna Cannuir, Anna Bennett, and Nellie Sigh.
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Portland
Tayadwa
Journal
Yousy Lydia
Tor Jean Amimilar
Anna Bennett
Nellie
Merchants seek protective association to curb poor payers
Several weekly meetings discuss forming a merchants protection group to bar credit to nonpaying customers. A city list of defaulters would be shared with members, with broader exchange of information to guard against losses. The plan, already in operation in Cheyenne and Laramie, aims to shield local merchants from bad debts amid rising distrust and uneven weather.
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Popoclation
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Cheyenne
Sid Laramie
Asia
Uninay
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Lyere
Thin
Cite
Tanyaf Heto
Pnop
Aed Offeera Alected
Steel Rail Mill Planned in Nebraska Visit Praises Prosperity
A damaged report outlines a proposed steel rail mill in Nebraska tied to a political visit. It notes a meeting with Union Pacific representatives and plans to begin work by summer with completion before fall. The article mentions land acquisitions and property deals as part of the project and calls for local booster support.
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Uetmides
Jape
Uila Alty
Unioo Pacric
Avery
Dolia
Diamond Drill at Work Prompts Uncertain Ore Depths
A report describes a Diamond Drill operation in progress with the drill at a body of ore and the in charge, Mr Salisbury, speaking cautiously about strike certainty and depth. Conversation with Mr Early of Denver surfaces questions about ore quality, depth to reach, and potential immediate activity at the site.
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Tournal
Salsbury
Mr Early
Denver
S Mnatory
Rush of People to Coal and Iron Fields Sparks Movement
A crowded park scene as Denver visitors migrate toward coal and iron fields. Local chatter hints at planned arrivals and early efforts to organize camps and rides. Observers note tense anticipation and possible shifts in local labor plans amid a broader citywide scramble.
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Denver
Alan
Abe Johnson Stables
Imimediatels
Mowton
Tucare
Denver Penple Petate
Murder Verdict in Historical Trial Shocks Court
A jury finds a man charged with murdering one of his wives guilty after a prolonged trial. The defendant faces a possible hanging sentence as the court case unfolds, revealing the era's harsh legal penalties and societal views on domestic homicide.
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Jotann
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