Wyoming State News Briefs From Early Winter Reports
A series of short Wyoming items notes midwinter meeting plans at the Cheyenne Pilot Butte dome, reports of a Denver grocery swindle victimizing Westland farmers about 266 dollars, and Augest Kendall named state fees administrator. Also listed are injuries from coal falls, survey work on Snake River bridge, new wells east of Thermopolis, a postmaster exam upcoming, death of former secretary of state C. P. McGiesbar, a locomotive explosion injuring an engineer, and elevated oil production notes at Merritt and Snake River fields.
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Pilot Butte
Whestland
Denver
Fees Administration
Augest Kendall
Rock Springs
Wrentinz
Ges Patriosi
Camber Mead
Storm Fatalities After Bridge Crash In Sheridan
A search party of about 100 traced a storm wreck near Sheridan. Three men perished when their automobile plunged from a bridge into the Little Pine river. Cutter and Sutton died with stays unclear while Laurder survived with his widow and child. The wreck followed a blinding storm as the car crossed the Bizcard bridge.
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Ctor
Snyder
Little Piner
Button
Whedon
Sutton
Surder
Sarder
Mpes Laurder
George HE. Cutter
Wes
Cutter
German Stays LS Witnesses in Shooting Trial
A trial in Carbon County proceeds with witness testimony in the case of a shooting involving Casper Bae and others. Caspers Wye Wilk and Lawrence Bar face charges as the court weighs the evidence and potential penalties.
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Unie’ Stats Cvar
Huwing Meade Urvosmm
Waus Agar
Carbon County
Éer
Lees Gemiven
Govere Geemt
Casper Bae
Casper
Wye
Euled
Teac
Lawrence Barmet
Bereiy
Mining and Oil Price Snapshot From OCR Fragment
Crude ore and chemical terms show mixed percentage figures and unit pricing. The fragment lists per cent and per unit values like 20.90, 254, and 1, with references to SMG and SILCIL. No complete events or entities to confirm a full news item.
Copper mining boom reports high yields across ventures
A flood of ore discoveries and production gains across multiple mines is noted. Aruoma Bimghampun Copper Company breaks milling records with copper recovery above two percent. Pimmacie mine yields 1334 pounds daily in early October. Oak Creek projections rise to 3.54 tons daily. Bridal Well basin near Telluride to reopen after dewatering. High grade strike at Portions milita exceeds 2000 units. Golden Pleece near Lake City reopening with mill capacity ready for shipment. Griffith well progress and Ohio Tumsel contract awarded. Numerous groups remain active, with milling capacity constrained to three shifts weekly. Greenback mine at Graben Park operates near full capacity. Wolftope shaft under Western Mining shipping zinc concentrate daily. total ore output cited in multiple figures.
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Pimmacie
Oak Creek
Old Louis
Telluride
Hotchkies Moountain
Lake City
Griffith
Ohio
Bird's Eye
Bee
Leacrille
Unclear OCR fragment about Cerrilles and tanning trade
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Cerrilles Tanning and references to the Galecs Cite and a claim of over eighty percent but lacks coherent facts or names.
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Walia Ameter
Cerrilles
Rome
Unclear OCR Entry About River Flow and Measurements
Fragmentary OCR text describes a measurement event with references to a poem, Liander Mert, and a Be Meet, noting a value of 1.70 feet and a drive figure. Details are obscured, preventing a clear report of date, location, or outcome.
Marbles Promoted as Springtime Activity at University
A quirky note outlines marbles as a spring pastime for boys with a playful campus tone. It hints at a professor and president discussing marble games, praising the sport for its imagined benefits to youth and skill development, framed as a university curiosity.
Farewell to a Soldier on a Beachfront Street
A haunting scene unfolds as a U S Army officer, clutching a newspaper, bids a boy goodbye amid a crowded street on Fifteenth Street. The exchange captures the gravity of impending war as the officer, calm and glancing toward the horizon, tells the boy he may never return.
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Amree
Bic 2 Siec
Fragmented OCR note on trial details and officials
The readable text outlines a political or legal context with references to officers and the English idea of a trial. It mentions bea work, mop, curd, and commity, but the fragmentary lines do not provide clear events, names, dates, or locations. The passage remains too garbled for precise summary or identification of a specific incident.
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Bea
Coe
North Hiss Herault Probationary Report Summary
The fragmentary notice references a probationary report or evaluation connected to a person or entity named North hiss Herault within a legal or institutional context. Details are garbled but imply a formal assessment or sentence related to a transportation or labor matter. No clear dates, places, or organizations are readable.
iNt Mr Git Edits First Jerusalem Daily
iNt editor Itimar Ben Avi of the fret dsily paper in Jerusalem is profiled as a fervent Zionist publisher. The piece discusses his aims to chronicle events and shape world views, viewing Palestine as delivering a new message for Jews and the future of Zionism amid wartime upheaval.
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Mar Iitemar Ben Avi
Jerusalem
Jeremier Haov
Epstom
Maer
Mar Iitemar Ben Avis
Herod
Jerusiem i
Ittemar Ben Ati
Pew
Palestine
Ballantry
Bem
Zebede Wes
Ittemar Ben Avi
Mrs Longworth Charms War Effort and Red Cross Work
Mrs Longworth is highlighted as a leading, active supporter of relief work with the Red Cross during the war. She devoted time, energy, and money, aiding mercy efforts alongside her sister Mrs Rickert Derby and friend Decor Dest. The piece also notes her association with the White House circles and her social influence.
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Boovevelt
Howe
Cincinnati
Theodore Rooeevelt
Todiey
Rickert Derby
Ethel Booeeveh
Red Croscoe
Detty Bet Cherge
Mra Devty
Bees
Coles
War Secretary's Boyhood and a Confederate Saga
Fragmentary OCR presents a tale about Newme D. Bake and family links to wartime leadership. It mentions President Wilkes offering him a position, a mother named Mou Mary DD. Bake, and a remark I hate war. The narrative references Capt Prack HE Bake and a Confederate context with discussion of future presidents and a motherly defense of kin. The text is garbled but hints at political ties and personal loyalties within wartime era.
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Newme D
Wilkes
Mary DD
Fragmented wartime briefing from vague French front
A garbled war report discusses command regiments in France, movements around the Miler eldery and peace corps, and mentions general officers, visas, and police activity. Details are unclear due to OCR damage, but references appear to center on military organization, prisoner handling, and potential releases or reinforcements in a contested region.
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