Open Up New Mine Sheridan Suemidan Visit
Report states Monarch Coal Company plans new mine development near Sheridan, with Parvell and officials arriving from Chicago to inspect site and oversee construction of a tipple, drill work, and facilities. Project aims to reach full operation by year end with a daily output around five hundred tons as demand grows.
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Mo. Paliter
Pom
Jane
Chicago
Parvell
Cheirman
Ward of Directors
Sheridan Rouning
Eluer
Lowids Coal Cowany
Comatry
Exiemeiver Rey
Asi
A.caprelis
Wilkebe
Nh Msr
No Holiday Rate On Cold Roads Frustrates Travelers
Rail officials confirm no reduced fares this holiday season causing many to cancel travel plans. Families expecting cheaper tickets for Christmas face higher costs and staying home, with some travelers delaying visits to relatives as cautious budgets bite.
Community Xmas Tree Planned for Laramie Events
City committees plan a Christmas tree setup at Second and Grand with mayoral approval and traffic implications. Professor Crabbe suggests teacher led program with gifts and carols for all city students, as committees finalize arrangements.
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Ienhert
Colorado, Wrondng and Rantom Railway
Ubeety
Anderton
Joternivan Talah Raiway Light and Mower Company
Oljertit
Inda
Third and
Thornburg Atreets
Ehera
Kikhorn Imrni
Crabbe
Puzzle on Zealandia mystery hooks ships and shore clues
A fragmented 19th century sea tale discusses the Zealandia puzzle involving the ship’s position offshore, British patrols near Campeche, and efforts to determine the vessel’s exact location and identity. The text notes measurements, distances from shore, and conflicting claims as authorities probe the case.
France calls for decisive spring war mobilization
Paris reports Gen Gallieni presenting a plan to muster 100,000 youths from the 1917 class for winter training and spring deployment to end the war. Premier Briand and Deputy Turmel clash over conscription, with government insisting on full mobilization and orderly handling of the new levy.
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Pats
Rive Totay
Gem Gallieni Mioteter
Prier
Soke
Bil
Joffre
Gen. Gallien
Plaas
Aivliteen
Niveteen
Ones
Gallientale
Ealers
Turmel
Paris
Briand
Tus Mel
Brian
Walfiiedt
Preatier
M. Auriol
M. Tormel
Missing Text From City Records Incomplete Petition
Partial OCR fragment shows a personal notice mentioning a Mr Fred Hofmene and a plea to attend to financial affairs. The readable items reference premiums and a local locale possibly Poltetee Laaued in Kabia, implying a business or legal matter without clear actions or dates.
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Fred Hofmene
LivisT Mages We ss Cheyenne Lead Informal Ad
Fragmentary notice from Cheyenne area describes a want ad for guidance and leadership. The readable segment hints at a classified inquiry seeking someone to lead a project or group, with unclear specifics and partial names.
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Howe
Leeder
Empress Sadako of Japan Gives Birth to a Son
Empress Sadako gives birth to a boy at 7 34 this evening, the fourth son of the emperor and empress of Japan. The crown prince Hirohito was born in 1901, while Vasuhito Atememiya and Nobuhito Ternomiya were born earlier. Employers of Whey enpe read them carefully.
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Tokio
Sadako
Japan
Tite Je
Hirohito Michingmiya
Vasuhito Atememiya
Nobuhito Ternomiya
Wheyenpe
Forest Notes on National Forest Patents and Acreage in 1915
The report states that over 500 mineral claims were patented in national forests during 1915. It notes about twenty one million acres remain in private hands, some homesteaded or entered before forest creation. It also cites 10 9065 timber sales last year, 1048 under 100 dollars per acre, and by June 20 1915 the Weeks Act commission had approved purchases totaling 1 317 551 acres in the Appalachian and Allegheny mountains.
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Arent
Cale Tee
Wang
Greenley
Aemson
National
National Forest Reservation Commission
Appalachian and
Wire Mountains
Fragmentary note on 1910 forest service work men
A damaged OCR passage references a 1910 forest service project with workers including rangers and clerical staff. It mentions Cheyenne and Denver locales, a native carpenter, and addresses in Albia Iowa, with a partial list of roles and colleagues. The text is garbled and incomplete.
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Forest Service
Haliony
William
Mitchel
Cheyenne
Denver
Albia
St. F. D
Plies Cured in 6 10 14 Days
An old advertisement promises cures within six ten or fourteen days using a ointment. It claims relief on first application and offers money back if the product fails to cure conditions described as bleeding blind or protruding. The ad discusses refunds tied to Pay OINTMENT and druggiata wording.
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Druggiata
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