Multiple Local Updates From New Era County News
The brief item block notes ore shipments valued at $100,000 from the Bromide mine in Nougian Armrrift, and reports on events across Carbon, Uinta, and Laramie counties including rattlesnake fatalities, Lake Alice overflows with trout washouts, heavy alfalfa cutting starting on Hort ranch, and rains near Pole Creek. Also items on a double wedding in Ping Bluffs, church labor plans for Jackson’s Hole, a unsafe Baggs bridge and Platte River trout stocking, plus Eagle lodge picnic in Centennial valley.
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Nougian
Cope
Roger
Carbon County
Lake Alice
Forest Rangers
Uinta County
Hort Ranch
Laradle
Pole Creek
Centennial Valley
Fine Bluffs
Inez Kinkaid
Orden A. Green
Misa Mitta A. Warner
William M. Mann
Ping Bluffs
Jackson's Hole
Dray
Laramie Cathedral
Snively
Wheatland
Thomas
Fe Episcopal
Charity Ball Shines Bright In Thermopolis Social
The Charity Ball at Akinner's Hall drew a gay, profitable crowd with floral decor and fine food. The Royal Neighbors plan a lawn social at the Dalzell home. Dr Charles D Carter recently relocated from Basin to Thermopolis with Mrs Carter, setting up in Richard's block and the Otey home. Sam Peterson bought the C D Bell house as work continues on the Burlington connection toward September train service.
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Thermopolis
Wic
Akinner
Royal Neighbors Lodge
al. Dalzell
Charles D. Carter
Basin
Jc, tHalm
Walsh
Bridge
Mra
Jennings
Miscouri
W. T. Johnston
Austin
Carl Barnes
Denver
Brandt
Des Molinos
Nebraska Troops Across to Laramie for August Assembly
The Denver Laramie Realty plans a dam on Troge ranch south of the reservoir site to impound 10 000 acre feet of water and finish by October while Nebraska state troops march to Laramie meeting point at Lincoln Neb for a August P8th deployment.
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Denver
Laramie
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Lore Speaker Tour Described as Strong After-Dinner Speaker
A fragment notes Lore Speaker praised as an effective after-dinner speaker. The quote suggests reliability for tours and frequent engagements, highlighting his skill in public speaking.
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Lore Speaker
Beauty Weds 0 Hours After Divorce Decree
Helen Milton Story marries Stanley Ford in Greenwich Connecticut five hours after Judge Gavigan signed the final divorce decree. The ceremony at the Greenwich Baptist church omitted the word obey from the service, drawing comment from guests and the bride. A $10,000 check from Judge Horace Russell was among the wedding gifts.
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New York
Baward J. Gavigan
Allen Lawrence Story
Helen Milton Story
Stanley Ford
Story
Greenwich
Conn
H. B. Bailey
Horace Russell
Mre. Ford
Signboard Plea Slows Speeders In Deserted California Town
Residents near Los Angeles protest fast driving by placing a sarcastic sign reading Slow down to 65 miles. After chickens and dogs were killed by passing cars, drivers who ignore the 20 mph limit are forced to notice the humor and slow down.
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California
Los Angeles
Language of the Hoax in Parliament Over the Letter H
Lord Randolph Churchill uses the letter H to mock debates on Home Rule and criticizes Prime Minister actions as hockeyed and hocus. Sir William Harcourt rebukes the expressions, calling them Derby language, while Churchill counters that it is the language of the Hoax as the House tries to regain attention after the exchange.
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Gladstone
Lord Randolph Churchill
House of Commons
William Harcourt
Derby
Lord Randolph
Sir William
The Sherman Co Proprietor Showcases Window Glass and Paints
A short blurb highlights The Sherman Co offering liquid veneer window glass and sun proof paints. A child named Tommy jokes about presidential powers, with a visitor remarking on household pride as the advert ends with a telephone contact and reference to wired Stevenson for wiring services.
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Sherman Co
Tommy
United States
Stevenson
Telephone
The
Page of Names and Places From Regional Ledger
A long list of individuals and spouses scattered across cities such as Omaha Denver Lincoln Chicago and Denver together with towns like Medicine Bow Glen Rock and Chugwater. The fragment reads as a directory or social notices section listing many people and families with no narrative tied to a single event.
Notable Local Names Appear in Metropolitan Roster
A list of residents and family names appears in the metropolitan section including L. F. White of Lander Jenge Yoder of Meriden Maud Thomas of Casper J. H. Eyler of Anderson Ind E. Henney and family Lauton Okla S. J. Dearinger Wheatland A. Wilkinson Egbert Frank Modert Sam Johns Richard Harris Lincol A. H. Kent Long Beach Robt An nan Colorado Springs John Jordan Casper John McGill Laramie J. B. Price and family Ft Worth Tex John Hubbard Glenda John Laycock Bear Creek.
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Metropolitan
L. F. White
Lander
Jenge Yoder
Meriden
Maud Thomas
Casper
J. H. Eyler
Anderson
Ind
Henney and Family
Lauton
Okla
S. J. Dearinger
Wheatland
A. Wikinson
Egbert
Frank Modert
Sam Johns
Richard Harris
Linco
A.H. Kent
Long Beach
Robt. Annan
Colorado Springs
John Jordan
John McGill
Laramie
J. B. Price and Family
Ft. Worth Tex
John Hubbard
Glenda
John Laycock
Bear Creek
A Corner for Men 4 Get There Club on Vacation Pay
A humorous essay urges workers to handle vacation pay fairly with bosses. It argues employees owe courtesy and help to cover extra duties while a colleague is away, and urges meeting the boss to ensure fair treatment. It also notes cardinals wear red hats as a sign of readiness to defend faith and recalls the historical title of eminence.
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Horace
Morice
Noa
Chirness
Hair Trade in Hong Kong Shows Dwindling Queues
Experts say US buyers should not expect a glut from wholesale queue cutting in China. Queues are kept for burial, not sold, and supply is tightening as Hong Kong exports drop from 606,187 to 292,758 dollars between 1910 and 1611 in the report.
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Hongkong
United States
China
FAA Sices
Europe
South China
Catgut Production Described From Invasive Silkworms
A fragmented account explains catgut manufacturing from silkworms raised near Nepleg Bay and near Vesuvius. It details killing larvae before spinning, removing silk glands, and processing steps to produce the strong gut used for fishing lines and strings.
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Proeida
Nepleg
Torte An Hunsiete
Vesuvius
Picturesque bungalow by Chas. H. Sedgwick Architect
A detailed description of a 41 by 48 foot bungalow design by Chas H Sedgwick with front plasma, rear kitchen extension, and a central vestibule opening to a 16 by 16 living room. Features include a unique plan with a large bath on the first floor, a central hall, terra cotta sac end story, three second floor chambers, multiple closets, a full basement, and exterior finishes of paralleled matched boards batten and pebble dash with a shingled roof. Price listed at 4000 dollars including fittings.
U S Egg Exports Reach Record High Abroad
Consular reports show United States egg exports last year topped thirteen million dozen valued at 1 760 000, the largest yearly total on record. England supplied most imports to the U S with China also a notable source as prices stay high worldwide.
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United States
Washington
England
France
Japan
Aumrie
Germany
Spain
Cuba
Canada
Panama
Mexico
China
Leather Hats For Men In Velvet Finish Fashion
Leather hats for men feature a fine velvet finish and two tone colors a light tan and pale green. Broadly stitched homburgs are touted as the latest trend for sporting and country wear offering a delicate refined look.
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Finiah
Tia
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