Weighing the Republican Neriination and Hughes Support
The piece notes mixed reception to the Republican nomination for president, with some disavowing the stance and others disappointed. Democratic papers see no better alternatives than Wilson era policies. The New York Times criticizes Hughes and party strategy amid German American alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Tette
Wilson
Hunter
New York
Whitelaw Helt
Hughes
Sliwre
Alhence
Campola
Chugh
Dent Wilson
Demowrey
Fragmentary Quote Reflects Shared Global Development Ethos
A garbled quotation attributed to Wooprow Witsom expresses a stance against claiming national property and emphasizes supporting universal humanity and development through faith, enterprise, and example. The text is incomplete, with errors obscuring precise meaning.
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Hatton
Notice of Public Land Claim in Evanston Wyoming
Department of the Interior notices George W Riniker of Grovent Wyoming and Thomas W Perry of Grevent Wyoming file intent to make final proof to establish claims to lands in sections and townships in Wyoming. Commissioners in Jackson Wyoming will conduct hearings on September day. witnesses from Grevent and Kelly Wyoming testify to the land entries.
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Department of the Interior
Evanston
Wyoming
Tole
George W. Riniker
Grovent
Mace Hanes Stead Kutry
Waren
Sith
Willian
Jackson
Henry May
Joseph
Derry
Grown
William J. Kelly
Kelly
Thanas W. Perry
Grevent
Dacksan
Bait
Chan Haines
Wilnese
Leone Li
Miber
J. Metre May
Dorephe
Fegleston
V. Alas Muaitom
Atex
Mrs Preston and Alta Caewett Return After 900 Mile Journey
Wilson News reports Mrs W J Preston a former valley resident and daughter of the late RN Wilson, and her daughter Alta Caewett arrived from Galt Calla after a five week trip of 900 miles. They camped out all along the way sharing desert and mountain road tales as La Vera Gardiner worked at Ward Hotel while Mrs Ward and Irene visited Driggs for dental work. Reva and Nellie Gondrick also returned from Tlobaek Saturday.
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Mra
W. J. Preston
RN. Wilson
Alta Caewett
Galt
Call la
la Vera Gardiner
Ward Hotel
Never Borrow Trouble Quote Echoes Lowell Adage
An aphorism urges cheerful resolve and warns that the gravest misfortune is the one that never occurs, reminding readers to keep perspective and avoid inviting worry by anticipating harm.
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Lowell
Wyoming Proposed Amendments in 1916 Ballot
The document outlines two constitutional amendments presented by Wyoming's Thirteenth Legislature for the November 7, 1916 general election. Amendment One concerns investing state public school funds in farm mortgages and related securities, with funds held for the exclusive benefit of public schools and protected from diversion. Amendment Two authorizes state participation in road and highway improvement, uses grants of public land, and details restrictions on state funding and property rights related to such improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Hinde
Lietate
United States
Valle
Laramie
Iternal
Yale
Hae
Guindes Among Miser Bralistics Abow Waaluery
Fragmentary text notes miners and workers with unclear references to names and events. The readable parts mention misers, class of work and possible suicides or obituaries among miners, but specifics remain unreadable.
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Bk Amany Ar Cthur
Werkorm
Teton Topics Visit At J Y Kane Ranch
C T Manville and spouses Roy Van Vieck and spouses Jack and Mise Wallace were visitors at the J Y Kane Ranch on Sunday. Wm Grant was thrown from a wagon and badly hurt while driving a hay team for Mrs Wallace, but is recovering slowly. Dr Hamill and sons left the ranch Monday for a trip around the valley with guides Spaulding and Norman Biadon. Miss Mears and Miss Benson depart Tuesday for a Yellowstone Walk trip. Mrs Stewardson visited the Harb Con Sunday. Bryant Mears is working at the Ranch.
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C. T. Manville
Roy van Vieck
Jack
Mise Wallace
J. Y. Kane
Mr. Manville
Wm. Grant
Mins Wallace
Sioply
Dr. Hamill and Sons
Ue Valley
Mr. Spaulding
Norman Biadon
Miss Mears
Miss Benson
Yellowstone
Mrs. Stewardson
Bryant Mears
Liver Trouble Cure Recalled In Reader's Letter
A reader from Weteier City describes liver trouble and back pain with no stomach soreness. After trying Ahaberlain's Tablets, he reports relief within half a bottle and says pain ended. He notes no further weakness and praises the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Joe Dingo Wan
Weteier City
Ahaberlain
Adv
LIZARDS ON GIRLS BACKS AT COSTUME BALL
A village gathering at a fancy costume ball hosted by the Society of American Packers drew about 1400 attendees. About 20 percent of the girls wore unusual designs on arms and shoulders, affixed by plaster, attracting most attention alongside the exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of American Pakers
York Bresing
Five Types of Thunderstorms Defined in Weather Study
A hindered OCR passage outlines five thunderstorm types. It describes their occurrence in high temperatures and boundary layers, with distinct wind patterns and temperature differences driving their formation. Findings emphasize warm and cold wave interactions and wind-driven undercurrents shaping storm behavior.
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Macnee
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Deckson's Hole Courier
Fren Ene
Wesete
Reiter
Hens Vant
Suet
Owen
Better Business Man
Victor
Arin Ee
Mereatior
Lin
Woodrow Wilson
Woodrow
Ere Arges
Wilson News
Reva
Nellie Gondrick
Tlobaek
Denison
Teton Topics
Uuaa
Jackson Drug CO
Jackson's Hole
William Stevenson
Jackson, Wyoming
the Elk Cigar Store
J. R. Jones
Jackson Harness Coo
Joe Novak
the Home Bakery
Mas
Evra Link
Jackson, Wromme
George R. Blain
Buick
Oldsmobile
Teton Basin
al Austin
Les Him
H. J. Enenbach & Co
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