Evanston Man Dies At National Wool Growers Convention
Evanston resident John Stabley aged 48 died in Salt Lake City after appendicitis surgery failed during the National Wool Growers Association convention. He was wounded by illness, survived by a widow and son, with the body sent to Evanston for burial.
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National
Wool Growers’ Association
Salt Lake City
John Stabley
Evanston
Stabley
Mr. Stabley
Jacob Stabley
Laketown
Utah
New Game Law Proposal Targets Odd Seasonal Restrictions
A proposed game law outlines odd seasonal prohibitions for various groups and activities. It also includes severe penalties for those who claim they never ordered the paper after subscribing, aiming to curb spread of infection.
To Establish Branch Hatchery On Bear River
A bill to establish a branch hatchery on Bear River near Evanston with an appropriation of 5 000 was drawn by Mr Russell for introduction by Mr George Farnsworth. The measure also seeks to amend Section 1 Chapter 55 of the 1915 Session Laws to fund county fairs by discretionary county aid.
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Bear River
Evanston
Russell
George Farnsworth
Board of County Commissioners
Wyoming
Pres
Excursion Rates Continued on Oregon Short Line
Weekend and Sunday excursions have been a big success and will become permanent. The special low rates apply every week and are available through agents.
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Oregon
Proper Physical Education Emphasizes Endurance and Manhood
The article argues physical education should shape boys beyond fitness, instilling resilience and endurance for outdoor pursuits. It praises hiking, sleeping under the sky, and outdoor living as forming strong, able-bodied men to build a strong nation.
Standards Bureau Tests Lights For Minimum Power
The bureau of standards found wide range in fife buoy lights with powers from 18 to 180 candle power. Makers must submit samples for tests. minimum requirement is 150 candle power to be accepted.
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Bureau of Standards
Irish Soldier Recites Password at Pontenoy Battle
An anecdote recalls an Irish man at Pontenoy when the great Saxe W was marshal. The colonel tells him the password Saxe now don’t forget it. The Irishman jokes about his father a miller and whispers a new password Bags yer honor to gain entry.
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Pontenoy
Saxe
Marshal
Suse
Curious Tales Of Early Golf Ideas
Anecdotes recount how golf was seen as a strange game before popularity rose. A woman describes it as two men playing with a ball on dirt, one a gentleman and the other a common man, who nudges the ball with a club.
Young Man Describes Intentions With Daughters Hand
A stern parent questions a visitor about his plans for the night. The suitor admits he hopes to place an arm around the girl and, if she consents, may kiss her after the elders retire. The dialogue captures a cautious prelude to courtship.
Change of Scene After Grief
The piece discusses how women seek change of scene after trouble to renew strength. In unfamiliar places among strangers they find new interests and slowly grow resigned to the inevitable.
The Right One to Question in a Family Moment
A Cleveland Leader excerpt shows a mother questioning five year old Jimmie about pennies from a cup. He denies taking them and asserts that God sees everything, prompting a tense exchange about truth and accountability.
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Jimmy
Jimmie
Cleveland
Community Responsibility for Citizens Property
Community is held responsible for citizens property. damages may be sought if the loss is not unreasonable. Some suits have been brought and won by plaintiffs, with exceptions for loss due to war or insurrection.
Changed His Mind About Meeting New Neighbors
In a brief domestic scene Henry initially resists meeting the new neighbors next door. A large, handsome cellarett is carried in as the furniture arrives, prompting a reluctant decision to drop in for a few minutes.
Daily Thought on envy and possessions in neighborly life
A reflective musing on how selfish desire turns simple pleasures into jealousy and heartache when comparing with a neighbor. The piece questions why cherished comforts like a velvet lawn or a woodbound trip should spark envy rather than joy.
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St— Aton
Twins Defined By Shared Go Cart In Family Quip
In a light family moment Betty recalls Gertrude and Totty asking what twins are. Gertrude asks about twins and Hetty explains they are babies that belong to the same go cart, delivering a playful, fictional definition.
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Betty
Gertrude
Totty
Papa
Hetle Hetty
Mining Marble at Cierara Quarries Proceeds with Explosives
Large blocks of rubble are mined at the Cierara quarries using explosives extensively. Electrocution and related hazards are kept to a minimum with careful blasting practices.
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Cierara
Let Us Hope So No One Is Equally Wise
Fragmentary readable lines hint at a discussion or opinion piece with names not clearly identifiable. The text appears as garbled editorial or reflection with references to Guile, foole, and Haale, suggesting a mirrored proverb or critique rather than a clear event.
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Willlaia Haale
Optimistic Thought in Life's Game Cited as Neutral Guide
The article discusses an optimistic mindset as a steady, neutral approach to navigating life’s uncertainties. It emphasizes calm reasoning and persistence, suggesting steady progress over dramatic shifts in fortune.
Love and tragedy swirl in a family house event
Betty and her family navigate romantic rivalries as Robert Hewes Courts Sylvia. A car crash shocks the household. Sylvia is unharmed while Robert lies injured. In delirium he clings to Betty, asking forgiveness as the family confronts the fallout.
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Sylvia
Robert Hewes
Lucille
Robert
Slayback's
Bride
Mother
Betty
Matta
Ltt
McClure Newapa
Public Notice of Land Purchase Application in Wyoming
Stanley Hoff of Raydfond Idaho filed in Evanston Wyoming an application to purchase under section 2347 U S Revised Statutes for the SE SW of Section 25 Township 28 North Range 11 West 6th Principal Meridian. Persons claiming adverse interests or wishing to object must file affidavits within thirty days after the first printed issue of this notice. Des 27.
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Evanston
Wyoming
Stanley Hoff
Raydfond
Bear Lake
Idaho
Township
Mange
Alex Nishet
Register
Mamie J. Francis Files Final Three Year Proof Claim
Mamie J. Francis of Cokeville Wyoming files intent to prove up a homestead claim on land described in sections 19 and 24 township 26 north range 110 west principal meridian. Final proof scheduled before Commissioner H. B. Christmas at Kemmerer Wyoming on January 16 with Parley Anders Mrs Schaffer and William Vibrane among those listed.
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Mamie J. Francis
Cokeville
Wyoming
Ori
Nwsw
Sisel
Easwi
Section
Township
Range 110
Éth
H. KB
Christmas
Kemmerer
Dames Aites
Parley Anders
Coserne Iwyoming
Mra
Ee. Schaffer
Der
Weenie Re
Thoy Raat F Korder
William Vibrane
Cakowis
Ian Eglater
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Lincoln County Woolgrowers
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Lincoln County Miners Hospital
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L. E. Kindall
M. D
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First National Bank
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Lincoln
Said
Charles A. Turner
Lincoln County
Charles E, Huff
Department of the Interior
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Brennen & Davis
Montpelier
C. J. Madera
The
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Cokeville, Wyoming
J. A . Edwards
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Sohile Drug Co
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