Swiss Chalet Life For Holiday Guests In Alpine Villages
A reflective piece discusses Swiss chalet life for visitors seeking a winter retreat. It covers altitude choices, proximity to towns like Montreux or Interlaken, and how owners may offer rooms. it contrasts hotel life with chalet independence and notes villagers’ mixed views of foreigners and the practicalities of housekeeping, ventilation, and social dynamics in Alpine lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpa
Montreux
Interlaken
Hotela
Ehitar
Abkanes
Eaf
Katiog
Elick
Alpine Flora and Seasonal Shifts Describe Mountain Paradise
The text paints Alpine scenes where narcles blanket Alps valleys replacing snow. It notes vast flower fields from Les Avants to Orvuères with an array of species including soldanella gentiana verona anemones and lilies. As days lengthen snow recedes, meadows bloom with cowslips and daphne while spring arrives in mass displays, signaling a return from winter to urban life.
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Alps
Vieitora
England
A Kentish Knight's Hall in 13th Century Style
In a Kentish fold near apple orchards stands a fortified house tied to 1272 and Edward I memory. The building features second floor living rooms, windowless ground stores, a stone spiral stair wing, and a defending tower. Its long hall, eight sided rooms, and an early English chapel reveal transitional Norman English design with lancet windows and a roofed great hearth area.
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Weiter
London Globe
Edward B
Kentiah Rag
Gaken Moore
Do you think that music exercise an elev sty ow influence
A Washington Star excerpt quotes Senator Sorghum debating music influence and campaign finance noting some good men lose races due to inability to hire enough brass bands.
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Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Oil and Gas in Shoshone River Region and Douglas Field
United States Geological Survey issues a report on the Shoshone River region and Douglas field in Converse County. It details discovery history from 1849, prolific drilling in Brenning Basin, gas occurrences across dozens of wells, and the geology and mineral resources guiding subdivision plans.
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Shoshone River
Douglas Field
United States Geological Survey
Wreetern Sc
Beevine
Douklas
Gam
Converse County
W. H. Barnett
United States
Oms
Wallington
N. R
J. A. Phillips
Douglas Oil Fields Co
Douglas
D. F. Hewett
Geological Survey
Postoffice Appointments in Wyoming by Civil Service
The Postoffice Department announces Wyoming postmaster appointments following civil service exams. New appointees include Moser E. Harvey at Black Buttes and Frederick H. Healey at French with successors named, plus realignments in Albany and Laramie counties. New offices include Eva McClellan Jones at Kiondyke Johnson County.
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Laramie
Postoffice Department
Wyoming
Moser E. Harvey
Black Buttes
Sweetwater County
Phillip Sturholm
Nellie L. Comty
Raule
Albany County
Willett A. Comty
Frederick H. Healey
French
Carbon County
W. Kefrock
Howard H. Edie
Iron Mountain
Laramie County
William McDonald
Lake C. Harris
Jay Em
Goshen County
Silas Harris
Lillian M. Tollif
Cassa
Platte County
H. K. P. Tolliff
Pacific
Fremont County
William Gilesaler
Georgeck
Wiley
Park County
Ruth Marrison
B. J. Wiley
Eva McClellan Jones
Kiondyke
Johnson County
Settlers Gather for Land Rush in Goshen Hole
Prospective settlers gathered in Le Grange Torrington and neighboring towns as 40 000 acres of government land in Goshen Hole near Cheyenne ready for entry March 16. Entry must be filed at the Cheyenne land office after a thirty day examination period, with the tract once set aside for Path finder reclamation now deemed above major ditches planned for the project.
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Cheyenne
Goshen Hole
le Grange
Torrington
Cheyenne Land Office
Pathfinder
Abandon Search for Buried Man on Snowbound Peak
Rescue teams have abandoned the search for Fred Hechtman reported buried after an avalanche on the mountain. Officials fear the body may not be recovered until late summer due to large masses of snow ice and rock cascading down the slope.
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Jackson
Fred Hechtman
Penn
Hechiman
Tibble’s Attitude Sparks Mockery in Campus Debate
Students mock Tibble for taking himself too seriously in a protest mood. Critics say his stance reveals a stubborn and mistaken approach, while many peers see him as a figure of ridicule amid campus discourse.
Will Prosecute Candy Men in Cheyenne
City commissioners direct police to prosecute all candy store proprietors who could win prizes in Whitby candy tubs and related items, amid concerns over chance offerings.
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Cheyenne
High Cost of Living Prompting Public Debate
Fragmentary dialogue questions how rising living costs affect daily life. Citizens ask why they cannot secure essentials cheaply and debate potential remedies amid strained budgets. The brief exchange hints at growing public concern over affordability.
Northern Wyoming’s largest ever beaver trapped by Hartuenk
A seven foot long beaver trapped by Frank Hartuenk near New Castle is described as the largest seen in northeastern Wyoming. The specimen stood tall, with a 200 pound beam and pearly fur, reared on its hind legs.
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New Castle
Frank Hartuenkok
Wyoming
Fragmentary OCR Observed in Local Page Item
Incomplete text fragment shows garbled words and symbols with unclear names or events, offering no clear person organization place or date. The readable portion hints at a disrupted sentence possibly describing action or consequence but provides no verifiable detail.
Gentlemanly exchange over cigars ends in accusation
In a candid hurried dialogue, two men discuss a tense scene by the beech, with an implied incident and a sharp accusation testing trust. One man challenges the other about a supposed betrayal as smoke lingers and time ticks away.
Unclear OCR Fragment From Med Ae Page
Readable text shows fragmented phrases about life insurance and personal remarks. With limited legible content no identifiable persons organizations places or dates emerge to form a factual news item or proper card teaser.
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Somanville
Milk Bottling Requirement Sets Cheyenne Standards
In Cheyenne a new rule mandates bottled milk supply with sterilization equipment to all dealers. The measure aims to ensure safety and quality across the local market.
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Cheyenne
Ehort
Baker Violates New Law In Cheyense Bakery Case
Fragmentary report states a bakery in Cheyense violated a recently enacted state military law now in force under Jooconance. Malan, described as conductor, faces findings of feers and kapy in the crime, with officials testing the fret party.
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Cheyense
Ln Joo Konance
Malan
Kapy
Sreep Being Fea Sytlage Two Hundred They Cal Tead
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Sreep and Annie with unclear roles and numbers. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable. Unable to extract a coherent news item from the garbled source.
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Annie Eae
Wyoming News Highlights From Across the State
A Wyoming roundup reports postmaster appointments in Hulett and Gillette, new roads toward Yellowstone, and a planned Crowley academy. It notes silver and gold mining talk near Aladdin, a 1914 county fair schedule in Uinta, and mineral operations at Cody and Gebo. Also covered are a Rawlins convict count, a Lusk verdict, hospital plans in Laramie, a Cheyenne governor cable, a Casper shore project, and legal actions involving Hjorth and a libel case in Gillette. The piece threads tax, bank, and public works developments across several towns.
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Slaw
Union Telephone Company
Mountainview
Uinta County
Lusk
Ora Shelbourne
Sheridan
Earty
Amoke
Berning Mattresa
J. Schmidt
John Behmidt
Douglas
Basin
W. J. Taylor
Cheyenne
Oregon Basin
French Capitaliata
Post Offics
Walter
Childrens remedy dangers and a note on cadet life
A garbled column cites mothers seeking safe laxatives for children urging California Syrup of Figs as a gentle remedy to cleanse stomachs and bowels. It also recounts a West Point cadet tale about a maid quitting after nightly drumming and shooting her from bed, with a Miss Lizzie line about preferring the Kunne and the children.
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Wellton
California
Babba
Weat Point
Nurles
Brown
Sallie
Ballie
Liczle
Kidney Trouble Cure Reported After 25 Years
Otterbein Indiana resident R. M. Pleenor describes 25 years of kidney trouble and bladder inflammation. After using Dodd's Kidney Pills he took two boxes and recovered fully, highly recommending the remedy and urging others to write for more information and free household hints and music.
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R. M. Pleenor
BR. F. D
Otterbein
Ind
A. M. Fleenor
Dodd
Mr Fleenor
Buffalo
To Be Thankful For Boosh Woman and the Cough
Harry Lauder recalls an elderly Boosh woman who lived to eighty six without ailment. She then developed a cough and sought medical advice. The physician notes the age and suggests thanking the good Lord for being able to cough at that age.
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Harry Lauder
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestive Relief
An ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims the product digests all foods, relieves sour stomach and gas within minutes, and lets users eat without fear, with a cent case offering immediate benefits.
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Pape
Divirese
Indies
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