Battleship Connecticut to be decommissioned in Washington
Dispatches from San Francisco and Los Angeles report the battleship Connecticut nicknamed Old Tronside on its way from Los Angeles to Bremerton Navy Yard to be decommissioned. The note comes with a string of unrelated local items and incidents from multiple Western cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Bob” Byrne
Navy Yard
Bremerton
Wash
Pucilo Fleet Headquarters
Jamey F. Palmer
Kennett
Henry Kane
Usig
Palmer
Kane
Los Angeloa
Bennett
Bogroee Inam
Automobile Club of
Eastbern California
Whol Gum
Plotolfavvred
Accord
Ingly
Harher
Aire
Anny Petrasich
Afr
Audi & Manner
Min Petrasich
Reperta
South Park Notes On Public Speaking Contest
A report from South Park mentions a public speaking contest at Inst Thursday with students encouraged by the community. Noble Gregory of Elk visited Jackson Inst, joining Fay and Myri for Christmas, Holly Leek stays home for holidays, and plans to finish the school term at Jackson High. Christmas dinner gathered Mrs. Mary J. Lucas, Mrs. Effie Imown, A. N. Davis family, J. G. Imeson, Lana Gregory, Lina Imeson, and the Davis grandparents in festive decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Park
Noble Gregory of Elk
Jackson
Good View Ranch
Noble, Jr
Fay
Myri
Holly Leek
Jackson High
Holly
Mra
Mary J. Lucas
Effie Imown
A.N. Davia
J. G.imeson
Lana Gregory
Lina Imeson
Grandpa Davis
Christmas Visiters and Local Appointments Across Ogden Area
A scattered district notice lists visitors and residents over the holidays. Jim Chambers leads Grovont Post Office during the stay. Griffon and Leland May arrive from Roxbury for Christmas. Miss Virginia Honidger accompanies. Take Johnson travels to Salt Lake City on business. Mixed names and places indicate a broad community turnout with no single event dominating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Andy Chambers
Ogden
Mr. Chasabeer
Jim Chambers
Grovont
Virginia Honidger
Take Johnson
Salt Lake City
Griffon
Leland May
Roxbury
Mrs. Benseniach
Fred Carlson
Fragmented OCR Nonsense from Historical Page
The readable fragments sketch a jumble of names and terms including Taft Mek ean and various stray words. No coherent event or clear entities form a verifiable news item from the supplied text.
Jackson's Hole Courier Announces Cash-Only Policy
Beginning January 1 all job work and advertising are strictly cash. Subscriptions must be paid in advance. Delinquent subscribers will be given 30 days to settle. Special offer highlighted by the Jackson's Hole Courier.
How Would You Like To Run A Newspaper
A curmudgeonly critique contrasts a lawyer, doctor, undertaker, gold buyer, and editor for overcharging and dishonesty. It rails at editors who craft stories, call out printed errors, and mock the press while praising the ice man and questioning newspaper pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euas
Ice Man
In Memoriam for J. P. Nelson and Deceased Brothers
The lodge notes the death of J. P. Nelson and fellow brothers Lloyd Reed Thomas Henshew Otto I Lunbeck and others. A thirty day mourning period is ordered with charter draped and a memorial published in the local paper, minutes updated, and notices mailed to relatives. Walter Sploor Noble Grand signs the resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Nelson
Midat
Lloyd Reed
Thomas Henshew
Otto I. Lunbeck
Ths
Walter Sploor Noble
Local Holiday Socials and Odd Notices From Moran
The Moran items report neighbors hauling hay to a lower camp, trips to Ashton, and a Christmas party hosted by teachers with a play and gifts. Mrs Chaplin hosted a house warming, while Hill Bolt visited Tylon Lodge. An editor seeks a receipt amid festive chatter and community reminders close the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esol
Banta
Steingraber
Forlly
Guraie
Markball
Hill Bolt
Tylon Lodge
Freshman Class Wins Public Speaking Contest
Nine students from a small high school competed in a public speaking meet last Thursday. The Freshman class won with Merna Query topping the oratorio, Parthenia Hansen first in dramatic readings, and Amo Griffith first in humorous pieces. Judges found the field strong and praised all participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merna Query
Parthenia Hansen
Amo Griffith
Firat Claw
Wm. Brazier
Ed. BS. Mawiten Orchestra
First Community Tree a Success in Jackwon
Community group reports a successful first Christmas Tree event in Jackwon with entertaining programs and decorations. Santa Claus arrived with toys and sweets, and numerous volunteers led committees including Mrs Linbeck and Reverend Heaty to ensure a memorable celebration for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaekwon
Giles
Mre
Lunberk
Mise
Mary Wilenn
Hobart Halley
Cee Dark
Boug Mim
Lunbeok
Chie
Hoyal
Arlene Lioyd
Queak
Towerd Heurir
Charlee HeLuory
Jobo Hyne
Leeta Tiwmine
Sihat Nicht
Herd
Angele Stig
Areilarne
Mary Pwede
Nmmgin Atelwal
Banta Claw
Legion’s New Chief Appointment Sparks Debate Across Regions
Community leaders and organizations in multiple areas react as a new Legion chief, Lei Leenott Ga, is announced by Koaildesie Ste. The appointment prompts concerns about policy, event planning, and community outreach amid a crowded field and varying local interests.
Wyoming Election Results and Accidents Report
The article reports candidate results for governor with Uvhirns and W. B. Kom Demgeril winning by about 1100 votes, Kendrick carrying multiple counties and Mundell defeated in Congress by a small margin. It notes the Senate race where Kendrick was reelected over Frank W. Stoddel, and mentions a California officer extradition issue and a fatal train wreck near Cheyenne with multiple deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uvhirns
W. Hay
Repo
W. B. Kom
Jamie
Seite Hd L Kendrien
Gualien
Mundell
Kendrick
Deneceut
United States Senate
Frank W. Stoddel
Jebitis Eseweds
Iater
Uae
Cong
Patie
Neal Sheri
Caliente
Eile Steids
Baik Cove
Culifornia
Sun Diveigi
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Francisco
Charles Palmer
Belmont
Muburb
Harry Shaw
Arcumont
California League For the Prevention of Crime
League
Deseret
Utah
Danrer and
Bio Granie Western Railroad
Road
San Francisco
Down Town
Hey F. Love
Prohibition
F. Rutter
Portland
Building Trades
George Moe
Hia Holra
Toe Angeles
Clara Phillipa
Uniershorif? Bincailns
Abo Onkland
Olty
Bow Aviinhale
T. ‘T. Wartom
Rity Surwub
Denari
Aires
Speeiler Dam
Maby
Teton County
Kemmerer
St. John’s Hospital
Thomas Sewell
Fuller
Guy Shannon
Amasa James Ranch
Geo. Goodrich
Wilson
Ray Reed
W. J. Winegar
Mine Grace
Bt. Anthony
Bryan Nowlin
Acrose Snake River
Mosquito Creek
Qupid
Mrs. A, HI. Beaty
Eon
Casper
Mrs. Davis
Ralph Vernon
Aspran
Aly Young
Mim
Ray Shisklewood Camily
Mir & Mim
Hinkley
Mr. Young
Mere
Muran
Stiable
George Lawton
George Lawton Mat | Beniih
Taft
Jones
Lydon Geanele
Fred
Jackson’s Hole
Memoriam
Orville Soll
Joe Markham
Pete Peats
Thuradsy
Joe Markhaw
J.T. Phillips
Snake River
Mr. Phillips
Ashton
Mrs. Chaplin
Obeeatra
Dodinn
Wilhelm Cuno
Hamburg-American Steamship Line
Wirth
Halu
Princes Stevens Mull
New Tiemaawlel
Eleanor Mille
Legion
Leenott
Dane
Koaildesie
Clube 104
Eywiyent
Ae Wah
Alvio Shawiteht Oerey
L Aber
Batty Revell
Wyoming
Horte
Wien
Cheyenne
Steven
Dou
Chuyenne
Apa
Hulvl
Moore
Shuyeour
Eddy
Esira
Dewle
Wiis
Kindly Wood
Vince Ruured Ie
Chey
Cs Gruithy
Weaver
Leight Brukenuu
Ak Anthea
Siren
Supreme Cent
Judge Ved
Billibid Trust Company
New York
Lyn Rhoades
Sage
B. Miler
Larue Tale
United States District Court
Cheyene
Wydilag
Hustiere Railroad
Larwade
Waldeo
Coul- Liew
Colin
Dhelag
Montlin
Webruary
Mure
William J. Hoss
Wyouly
Elie
Ieee
Asotin
Anthea
Lee
Drie
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