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Newspaper
Carbon County Journal
Location
Rawlins, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1905
Page
3
A dense OCR fragment lists civic events, church notices, sales, auctions, and advertisements. It mentions local venues, items for sale or rent, musical offerings, and community gatherings with scattered names and places, reflecting a bustling town page.
Abe Eigdie Tril announces the forthcoming marriage of Wiley daughter Hear to Mey 10 Milhdy and Dee 7 Wren. The ceremony will be performed by Thomas Ejieupal in June. Journal readers are urged to note the engagement and plan for the wedding of the couple amid family and friends.
A Des Moines death report recounts the sudden passing of Mire Michael just before her June graduation. Her family notes she was excited about the upcoming ceremony on June 7, and a letter from her guardian confirms the tragedy. Mr Cuaneck, moved by the loss, traveled to Des Moines to attend the funeral.
The note extols Pompeian Massage Cream as essential for cleansed pores beyond soap and water. It claims the cream removes hidden dirt from pores, offering a sense of smoothness and improved complexion, while not promoting hair growth. Ferris-Maghee Drug Co.
Auenst Ehpow, president of Bs Natoberg wt. Laramie, left for Dhuradap nigbt. Jack Jobnebn of Saratoga, not seen in Rock Springs for some time, is in the city this week. August Swanson, in town seeking wool sales, left this morning for his sheep camp. Tunepih returns Monday from Ner Be Hive EOHE. a great runup in recent days. He plans to go back soon and stay awhile.
A mutilated body of a man was found on the Union Dacre tracks near here. The corpse was partially clad and authorities suspect murder and robbery. A suspect, Charles Pistbauch, is linked to the crime as inquiries continue, with officials reviewing ties to a local minister and party circles.
Service details describe a morning event at ME church with a union-related observance. The text mentions Lupita and Aropdia Lavitalia and references a 1210 time and Pasii morning theme. It also notes no evening service and the message centers on preaching avvices at li bamm suwlag seta.
A troubled week in Rawlins highlights derailments and railway personnel changes. Reports describe shunting incidents near Grains, a fatal firework of a broken pipe causing water outages, and a series of railroad agent transfers affecting local operations. Names like Jimenson, Laramie, and Hanna appear amid broader freight and maintenance notes. The piece also notes a scheduled pipe replacement from Denver and ongoing irrigation water concerns due to weather.
Fragmentary OCR text references a court case with in laws and relatives, noting guilt verdict against a person and sentencing details. Mentions absence of a woman named Shern Weon and a judge or official designation, with scattered place names and unclear dates or actions.
A small retailer promotes sturdy boys clothing with durable materials and good value. The shop emphasizes practical, well made outfits without flashy prices, aiming to provide reliable wear for active youngsters.
Public foreclosure notice issued by Sheriff Hoiton of Carbon County Wyoming under Nicholas Tulley and Lewis Talley. Real estate in Dillon town limits with improvements to be sold to highest bidder on June 10, 1905 at the courthouse steps. First publication April 22, 1905. last publication August 8, 1905.
A fragment from a Detroit area notice describes a personal letter and a public notice from the Darban county Building Association. It mentions a meeting on Thursday evening, June 9, 1905, to elect officers and conduct routine business, with a penalty of 25 cents per share for delays. The text references postal correspondence and stockholders.
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