Glenrock News Highlights Local Happenings and Snow
Glenrock reports diphtheria cases in Cheyenne convent, Washington birthday observances, and music at a Washington celebration. Local items include arrivals from Careyhurst and Boxelder ranches, parish revival, sewing circle, 500 club meetings, court subpoenas, dental work in Douglas, and a plan by Mayor Thomas to deter tramps by denying free drinks at saloons. Deep snow blankets Boxelder Park with 18 to 24 inches in the mountains.
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Thomas
Glenrock
Senator Ollie James Refused Water Request in Rural Kentucky Farm Stop
The Kentucky senator, traveling for political aims, stopped at a farmer’s farm to ask for a drink. The farmer humorously redirected him to a nearby home a mile away, stating the well water was better there and that he could have all the water he wanted.
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Ollie James
Kentucky
Ma Farm Howe
Jones’ Place
Will leaves fortune to dog in Budapest will
An elderly Budapest woman named Canbo died and left over 5000 dollars to her dog in a will. Relatives contest the bequest as the animal is to inherit the money. She had prepared a special room for the dog with mirrors and antique wool covered furnishings, and only the dog could enter.
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Canbo
Budapest
la Anid
Wilk
Abraham Lincoln as a Voice of the People and Nation
The quote portrays Abraham Lincoln as a powerful speaker who spoke in plain terms. It highlights his appeal to common people and his moral authority, likening his rhetoric to a cleansing flood that rebaptizes listeners with courage and honesty.
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Abraham Lincoln
Hat of Thomas Carlyle Restored in Park Encounter
A brief anecdote from Janet Ross's That Fourth Generation recalls Thomas Carlyle in a park with a wide awnake hat blown away. A working man retrieves the hat and Carlyle bows, thanking him and noting he may say he picked up Carlyle's hat.
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Carlyle
Min
Thomas Carlyle
Janet Ross
Notice to Appropriators of Water in Sheridan Wyoming
Notice is given that DT has received proofs of water appropriation under permits issued by the State Engineer from holders including J. W. Shep parson Castle Creek and L. L. Janvtsan Mes Evalyn Tilson Gresser Creek. Uncontested proofs will go before the State Board of Control in April 2010. public inspection is scheduled March 22 2010 at the courthouse in Sheridan Wyoming.
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J. W. Shepperson
Castle Creek
J. W. Shapperson
W. Shepparson
We. L. Lo Janvtsan
Lanson Crew
Lot
Sheridan
Wyo
W. Sinoup
Not Knocking Exchange With Mr Grouch
An agent greets Mr Grouch at the door saying Reg pardon and asks if Mr Dodger, the neighbor, is in good pay. Mr Grouch wonders how to judge and notes Dodger has four grandchildren and still owes for his marriage licence.
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Reg
Pay as You Enter Thrift at Harrisburg Church
A thrifty couple in Harrisburg previously attended separate churches and paid a nickel each. They discussed the plan and found it extravagant. Now they attend the same church and expect to enter the golden gate on the same nickel.
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Harrisburg
Golden Gate
Carrier Milla Mall
Venetian Custom Displays Death Notices on Residence
In Venice the custom places a placard on the deceased’s house and neighboring streets. The notice lists the person’s name age place of birth and cause of death for public information.
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Venice
Doyle recalls George Meredith at News Benevolent dinner
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle recounts personal memories of George Meredith during a charity dinner for News readers, recalling Meredith’s sharp wit, a door greeting, and a Trojans horse remark. He notes Meredith’s fondness for wine yet cautions about health and liquor limits, ending with a humorous observation.
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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
George Meredith
Benevolent and Provident Institution
Sir Arthur
Noxhill
Burrey
Meredith
Tean Bien
Japanese Plant Camphor Trees Plan in Formoun
In Formoun large areas will be planted with camphor trees over the next years. Existing trees are five hundred to one thousand years old and Japan aims to conserve its supply of a key monopoly by replanting and expanding camphor sources.
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Formoun
Bounoe's Distorted Fame in Electrocution First in SC
A South Carolina murderer became the first to be electrocuted as the state introduced this new method of execution. The incident marks a grim milestone in the state's penal history and highlights the inmate's controversial pursuit of notoriety.
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South Carolina
Vegetarian Menu From London Association Features Walnut Cutlets
The London Vegetarian Association served a meal including walnut cutlets with brown sauce, cauliflower and new potatoes, asparagus on toast, epaghettone toast, tomato farole, and young carrots. The menu reflects early vegetarian dining styles and regional ingredients.
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The
London Vegetarian Association
What He Did
A brief exchange reveals a son chafing at criticism while a father recalls a blunt line about saving him from an unwanted name. The dialogue underscores family tensions over ambition and identity in a clipped, wry tone.
Forced Galty Palle
The text presents a fragmentary historic remark praising the dull company often found in galty circles and criticizing the prose of a writer described as processed wag Haslitt, noting the dreariness of conversation and writing.
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Haslitt
Novel Plan to Patten Geese
A reader suggests a daylight routine to train geese to take seven meals daily. The plan involves ung in daylight every few hours to persuade birds to follow a seven meal breakfast pattern.
Teo Yi and crowd witness chaotic Pen Tie incident rumor
The passage describes Teo Yi reacting to a chaotic scene as neighbors gather after a mishap with pen ties in a tin bank. Dr Do and De Drastic appear among the observers, and a sensational community moment unfolds with lively, if cryptic, dialogue.
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George
Valuable Stamp Collection Highlights Swiss Stamps Case
A described collection case draws attention to Swiss stamps valued around $40,000. The article notes specialized interest and long interest in philately, referencing a notable prior case that influenced current collectors.
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Etampe
Unclear Text Fragment From Historical Page
OCR fragment shows garbled dialogue with names and phrases that are not fully legible, lacking coherent events or identifiable entities to summarize with accuracy. The readable words suggest a mis-scanned conversation rather than a complete news item or notice.
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Converse County
Neview
Plin Clayton
Cheyenne Convent
Washington
Joe Reynolds
Johnnie Noll
Careyhurst
Wm. Abidee
Wife
Lower Boxelder
Laidies, Aid Society
David Morgan
Douglas
Myrtle Morgan
California
J. R. Slaughter
Brotherhood of American Yeoman
Bishop Dray
I. A. Zimmerman
J. R. Marshall
Walter McClure
Evanston
Ill
500 Club
Jas. Lam
Lam
Mairs
Peyton
Mortimore Va. Young and
Lythgoe
Anna Peterson
Adam Snyder
Boxelder Park
Philbrick
Earnest Hargraves
Paul Dawes
Mormon Canyon
Harry Young
Gertrude Lythgoe
Burlington
Kimball Hotel
Fairview Coal Co
Murriel Smith
Longfellow
Mate Mortimore
Silas Mortimore
Robt
Walkinshaw
Wm. Lythgoe
Noah Young, Jr
F. H. Harvey
Mr. Mortimore
F. H. Hammond
Casper
Notary Public
Ben Western Realty Association
Wyoma Hotel
J. D. Woodward
Shoshoni Or
Riverton, Wyoming
Gaper
Smith & Irwin General Contractors
Coen
J.C. Kamp
M. D
Alice
Hoff
Ihones
M. D. Keith
Wood & Foshay
Iasser
Wyoming
C. L. Gillam
South Center Street
McDowell
Schuttler
Mitchell
Fremont
McCormick
Framness & Berhow
Carpenters
Linden Avenue
Casper, Wyoming
John Duncan
Dray Line
L. L. May & CO
St. Paul, Minnesota
Glen Com
H. R. Lathrop
Surghon
Kourbaugh Holding
Onlece
Richard Shipp
Imall
Washington, D.C
Seer, AW
Roe
Marion N, Wheeler
Townsend Block
Casper Lodge
C.C. F
Yey
Vited
Popo Agde No. WW
Implo
Mansna L. Wexvon
Sachem Bex Scunnce
P. Craig
East Second Avenue
Tow
Mbal
Schukey
Stevens Co., of
Chicago
Mrs. Schukey
North
Durhin Street
Fred D. Hammond
Ofice First
Yoma Hotel
J. H. Huff
Penny
Clarence
New York World
Europe
Spain
America
New World
Ea Ti
Johanie
Aoe
Oh’ Free
Machin
Casper, Wyeming
Just
Greene & Company
Bingenheimer Lumber Co
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