Local Notes From Kemmerer Area And Surrounds
Fragmentary item notes visitations by Haggerty to Kemmerer, Bert Collett in Green River, and Chas Stershc with stomach illness. Mention of Mrs Wyman’s millinery store, a fire destroying Burton creamery at Afton causing about 20000 dollars in losses. Geo Bair begins work in Rock w. Manager Reynolds thanks for Hood River strawberry samples. A Norris A son travels to Smithsfork area. family ties to R Fowler. sheshinn drainage project near Smithdeld to be overhauled. references to field entry and season activities.
Cokeville Council Proceedings May 1914 Minutes
The Cokeville town council meeting records proceed- ings from May 23 to May 28 1914 show motions to adjourn and reconvene, votes and attendance. Attest signed by acting town clerk L A Woodward. Mayor W H Wyman presided and minutes were read and approved.
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L. A. Woodward
H. Wyman
W. H. Wyman
Cokeville
Wyomi
Firs
A. D. Noblitt
Wyo
Ordinance for 1914 Taxes in Cokeville Wyoming
Ordinance No 45 provides a municipal tax levy for the year 1914 to raise 2000 dollars for town purposes in Cokeville. It specifies 1200 dollars for current expenses and 800 dollars for other town needs and directs the Mayor and Town Clerk to certify and file the amount with Lincoln County Wyoming. Passed and approved by Mayor W H Wyman.
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Codeville
Cokeville
Ald
Wyoming
Lincoln County
Artest
W. H. Wyman
For Rent or Sale on easy terms in Cokeville
Property listing notes Frank May property in Cokeville offered by Mrs. Fred Roberts with flexible terms for rent or sale. No further details provided.
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Frank May
Cokeville
Fred Roberts
Missing Context Ad Item Near Be Smith Bridge
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an advertisement item near Be Smith Bridge north of a wagon bridge. The text mentions purchase of a house or property by a person or entity, with unclear names and locations.
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Be Smithe Wagon Bridge
Incorporation Notice for Fuller Wholesale and Retail Liquor Co Ltd
Notice of incorporation filed under Wyoming law for Fuller Wholesale and Retail Liquor Company Limited. Capital stock 500 shares at $10 each, 10 year duration, directors Robert D. Boomer Joseph Fuller Ruben L. Redmond, principal office Cokeville Lincoln County Wyoming. Attest: Robt D.
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Wyomin
Ecser & Fuller Wholesale and Retail Liquor Company, Limited
Lincoln
Wyoming
Secretary of State
Robert D. Boomer
Joseph Fuller
Ruben L. Redmond
Enange
Cokeville
Wyomi
Robt. D
Tangled Quotes on Riches and Tea Value
A fragmented excerpt discusses tango tea prices per pound and quotes about wealth. It contrasts Life magazine remarks with Bacon on riches and distribution. The garbled text mentions Brand Innoce and Lady-I hear a great deal about this tango tea nowadays.
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Innoce
Bacon
The Buen of Leading Reader Wit
A popular reader notes how crowds follow the path of those who seem to know the way. A quip questions Brown’s smarts, claiming he once had a chance to marry the speaker’s wife and did not.
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Mea UK
Brown
Mitts and memories from youthful days atchison gioba
A clipped reminiscence notes how every man fondly recalls being handy with his mitts and a devil with the girls in youth, reflecting on aging nostalgia.
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Atchison Gioba
Paper Pulp From Grass in India and Afghanistan
Bhabar grass grows widely across India and into Afghanistan and is noted as an excellent strong material for paper pulp, regarded as the leading pulp source in India due to its robust properties.
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India
Afghanistan
Sweetest Words Debate Echoes in Odd Exchange
A quirky exchange features Professor Swigg asking if sweeter words exist in English while a pessimist scoffs. The conversation turns to money owed and the idea that certain sentences claim to be far from satisfactory.
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Professor Swigg
Roys Decoration Day Verse For Grandfather Grave
A reminiscence poem about visiting a grave with blue toilets laid at the grave of a grandfather. The speaker recalls family members, noting the grandfather’s golden curls and blue eyes, and contrasts him with older relatives.
Beauty In Mexico Describes Mexican Women Features
The piece highlights the beauty of Mexican women noting superb black eyes abundant dark hair and lovely arms hands and feet. It describes Indian women adding a glowing complexion and snowy teeth to the same striking traits.
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Mexico
Hot Air Origins in American Oratory
The piece notes that inflated speakers in old England used bombast as padding for garments, while in America the term hot air reflects a uniquely American expression.
The Great Majority Death Toll Estimate
The article notes that exact death counts since humanity began are impossible to know but asserts the number has long surpassed the current world population. It explains the saying to "go over to the great majority" refers to dying.
Origin of Porto nickname Oporto linked to Irish regiments
During the Peninsular Wars the Duke of Wellington had Irish regiments in Porto. The troops grew fond of the city and, with the OToole and OHaras names, the Portuguese city Porto was long known worldwide as Oporto.
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Duke of Wellington
Porto
Oporto
Brought to Civilization in Wartwa Frog Swamp Transition
Fragmentary report describes the Wartwa tribe and frogs in Lake Jangw Africa. swamps are drained and people move to dry land. Officials insist residents now live lawfully and pay taxes with government guidance returning to older settlements.
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Van
Lake Jangw
Africa
Willii
Put Her on the Scent Career of a Wife in Costume Costs
A humorous exchange centers on a wife’s dressmaker bills and a husband noting his salary burden. The wife retorts to question how the remainder of his income is spent, highlighting frugal domestic finance with witty dialogue.
Children Should Be Taught Hygiene Early
The text urges protecting children due to their weaker resistance to disease. It warns that allowing a child to work or play in a dirty room or yard creates a criminal risk, emphasizing early instruction to avoid infection and the need for cleanliness.
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River Eee
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Chas. Stershc
Burton
Afton
Soas
Geo Bair
Rock
Cearreet
Reynolds
Western Stores Co
Hood River
Norris
Msei
Smithsfork
R. Fowler
Smithtel
Utah
Smithdeld
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Roy’s
Grandpa
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