Fires Threaten Thermopolis and Encampment Areas
In Thermopolis Wyoming the town lies amid surrounding forests and prairies with smoke from burning pitch and nearby Pine forests. Encampment reports political disputes as Judge Craig faces scrutiny over drunkenness and resignation claims. Farmers plan reservoirs to reclaim lands using local survey efforts.
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Thermopolis
Tlamea
Adams
Cottonwood
Wyoming Sulphur Co to Resume Sulphur Working Near Basin
Basin Wyoming Aug 30 The Wyoming Sulphur company whose plant near Basin was destroyed by fire will install new machinery and begin the refining of sulphur within the next fortnight. The new plant will be more complete than the old and process ten thousand tons of ore.
Local News Notes from Shoshoni and Nearby Areas Aug 30
Reports from Aug 30 detail multiple incidents across small towns. An Irish immigrant, Richard Hill, collapsed beside a railroad track between Lender and the area and was hospitalized. A forest fire threatens the Shirley mountains near Hanna. A man in Shoshoni slashed his throat but is expected to recover. The region records theft concerns, a mill fire near Hear Lodge, and a bonds hearing for W J McCon slim after killing his son in law.
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Lender
Richard Hill
America
Alness
Attenton
Hanna
Shirley Mountains
Shoshoni
Cline
Vital Marriages and Obituaries in Wyoming Notices
Powell Miss Hulda Carlson weds Adolph Anderson and Lander hosts Rose Nathalia O Neal and Oliver Wendell Leedy. Sheridan announces Dorothea Paulsen’s marriage to Fred Kruse. Rock Springs pairs Susie Williams with H EB Rose Hirbs. Lander, Laramie, Gillette, Hartville, and Rock Springs list multiple marriages. Deaths include Nellie Jarvis Tensleep and Mrs Louis Guinard Lander. Randolph encampment mentions Mrs J H Beard and enamel work at Sherman Co.
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Hulda Carlson
Adolph Anderson
Lander
Rose Nathalia O'Neal
Oliver Wendell Leedy
Sheridan
Dorothea Paulsen
Fred Kruse
Rock Springs
Susie Williams
Rose
Hirbs
Lander—Giirl
John R. Buckley
Laramie
William Tialllee
Harry Ecklund
Orvia
J. W. Patterson
Gillette
George Wilson
Hartville
Gus Lagas
L. E. Brown
John Armstrong
John Parr
Nellie Jarvis
Louis Guinard
Rock Spring
Louis Potter
Randolph Bulk
J. H. Beard
Postal Telegraph Handles 100000 Words of News
The Cheyenne office reports 30000 words of press matter sent via Frontier on Roosevelt Bay day, bringing total to 100000 words for U S dailies. During four days Frontier processed 60000 words.
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Roosevelt Bay
Frontier
Postal Telegraph Company
United States
Globe
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Frentier
Modern Homes For Sale By G Olaver
Real estate listing notes modern homes for sale by G Olaver with contact at phone n74.
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Olaver
New Aviation Station Aims to Make Flying Safer and Easier
Captain T. Lovelace announces a training station in Bays city with four 125 foot steel towers forming a 600 yard circle. An aero plane will be suspended to master climbs and maneuvers, plus a factory, club house, hangar for four monoplanes, and 30 overnight bedrooms. Frederick H. Thompson of Luna Park fame apps as VP. plant aims to produce one plane daily. Fraud claims against patent medicines contrasted with Lydia E Pinkham's product valued by physicians.
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Lovelace
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Aeroplanes For
Frederick H. Thompson
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Mother's Notions Postum Ad Testimonial
A mother recounts a grandson’s health improvement attributed to Postum. She, a sixty year old nervous dyspeptic, tried many medicines before relying on Postum prepared as directed. She reports feeling better after using Postum for years and urges others with nervous issues to consider it.
Place minus Teddy and Oyster Bay politics fade
New York reports Roosevelt proceeding westward reducing Oyster Bay’s political turmoil as campaigns quiet in the city. The scene shifts from vice presidential fray to broader national news as the GOP focus moves outward.
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New York
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt Roar Fades in New York Political Forecast
Local party leaders and partisans expect no lasting shift from recent Roosevelt faction activity. They view chairmanship talks as a summer squall unlikely to alter the campaign landscape before the first frosts. Writers warn readers to doubt sensationalRoosevelt versus Taft narratives amid ongoing season-long intrigues.
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Taft
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