Kinley Shot At Kinley Ranch In Sheep Herder Shooting
In a wage dispute a sheepherder, Harry Monroe, shot ranchman R. I Kinley at the Kinley ranch. Kinley was shot just below the right shoulder blade and is in critical condition. Monroe was captured by Sheriff Bath and jailed. charging details hinge on Kinley’s condition.
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Harry Monroe
R. 1 Kinley
Bheop
Kinley
Munroe
Monroe
Norong
Kiley
Bank
Point Bank
Cave
Sherif Bath
Bath
Laramie
Kinley Ranch
Taramie
Elmer Lovejoy
Downey
Sheridan Downey
Lovejoy
Dra
Stevens
McCullum
Whhl Goodale
Maxwell
Girl Too Young Licenses Refused Across States
A Nebraska couple faced repeated license refusals as they pursued marriage for a girl deemed underage. Arthur NeGHebany of Rawlins and Heater’s girlfriend from Holdrege traveled through Denver and Cheyenne seeking a marriage permit. They encountered age restrictions in Wyoming Colorado and Albany County officials were unsympathetic and refused. The couple then headed toward Haw Line to get proper consent from Corban County authorities hoping the girl would turn 18.
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Fortune
Arthur Neghebany
Rawlins
Holdrege la
Denver
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Colorado
Mae
Albany County
Cheyanne
Tle Oly
Corban
Fragmentary note on a morning drunken altercation
A garbled OCR passage describes a morning event involving a man named Mynde and a Wine Entet of Thi wom, with vague references to a wager or delay and a bayonet threat. The text is incomplete and misread, rendering precise actions or outcomes unclear.
Entwisle to Wed Mack McCone Tomorrow in Medicine Bow
The 1868 Entwisle will wed Mack McCone, a young ranchman from the Medicine Bow region. The couple reportedly met while teaching school in the Medicine Bow town and plan a ranch life together after the ceremony at Mr Paul Page Mire Entwisle's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Page Mireee Entwisle
Mack McCone
Medicine Bow
Mills Entwisle
MeKone
The
Bow
Former Resident Inl Word Coms Fam Meuver In Able City
Former resident Mrs Moory Wagner, long connected to Able City, described as the aunt of Charles DeKay of the First National Bank. Her husband once ran a clothing venue on Second Street during the early days, tying to local family and business memory.
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Moory Wagner
Able City
Charles DeKay
First National Bank
Lowering Bell Tower Work Begins at City Hall
James Stirling directs a crew as men start lowering the bell tower of the city hall to about twelve feet. The operation aims to reduce the danger of ice falling from the structure during winter.
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James Stirling
Social gathering at Byrague tone ranch Saturday
A. A. Miasor of thin olire reports that thirty couples or ranch people enjoyed a neural dante at the Byrague tone ranch. The evening was praised for excellent times and overall pleasant mood among attendees.
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Sprague
Byrague Tone Ranch
A. A
Miasor
Thin Olire
Alelun
Hague Meeting Names Authorized Representatives
The text lists individuals selected by the Ui. & wlvil nerrice commission to represent groups at an international convention in The Hague. Shbok of Whenttieh and Mee. WP, Merkiie of Bheridan, are named by Civ. Medal-due rules to prevent wraparound at the Vaternathonn WOIAG’ s convention.
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Wlvil Nerrice Commission
Hague
Shbok
Whenttieh
Mee
Merkiie
Bheridan
Civ
Wryraund
Aternathonn
Woiag
Tye Hague
Land Near Bow to Be Opened Near Medicine Bow Lands Offer Water
The Carbon County Land and Irrigation Co plans irrigation works for 10,000 acres near Medicine Bow Nebraska. Water will come from Studdy Creek to a large reservoir, with tunnels and canals in progress. Land will open for settlement after Carey Act approval, with expectations of $100 to $200 per acre as markets grow around coal towns and stock country. Local promoter C D Gordon of Rock Springs drives the project and anticipates a tunnel outlet delivering water across 12,000 acres.
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Cheyenne
Carbon County Land & Irrigation Company
Medicine Bow
Bominoe Mountains
Theta
Mountaina
Studdy Creek
Pxrherift
C.D. Gordon
Rock Tetnnad TL
Gordon
Death of Mrs. Dillenbeck Mother of Mrs. Hinkey
Mrs Dillenbeck mother of Mrs Hinkey died yesterday at her home in Salem Otto after a lingering ill ness The Her remaines will be taken to Titnale for burial with Mr and Mrs Hiskey at the bedside when the EMT arrived
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Mra
Dillenbeck
Moter
Hinkey
Salem
Otto
Mrs. Hiskey
Funeral for Robert Burne Held at Home
Funeral rites were held this afternoon for Robert Burne, who died suddenly Saturday at his daughter Mee J Belsttting’s home. Roy Trout of the Methodist church led the service. pallbearers included Tom Baylin Ridgeway and Aven Naleon. The church members laid flowers and paid tribute at the graveside service in the alley cemetery.
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Robert Burne
Mee
Sohilling
Roy
Trout
Tom Baylin
M Ridgeway
Aven Naleon
Fragmented regional report on hospital care and patient transfer
A damaged OCR fragment describes patients at a city detention hospital and a related medical event. The text mentions care provided to a patient group and a health facility, with unclear sequence and possibly transfer or treatment actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diabane
Auto Breaks Up Funeral Cortege In Near Collision
A near collision occurred on Grand Avenue as an auto veered between a funeral hearse and the carriage bearing mourners. Witnesses blame reckless auto driving and call for accountability, warning a child or elder could be struck in future incidents.
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Lara
Wong Grand Avenue
Athletic Girls to Give an Exhibition at University Gym
Invitations have been issued for an athletic exhibition by the girls group at the university gymnasium. The event will be held next Thursday evening, April 14, from 4:20 to 8:00 PM, featuring performances and demonstrations of athletic skills.
Barry's Heart's in Right Place benefit planned at Crystal Theatre
Barry the Crystal Theatre manager announces that forty percent of receipts on next Thursday and Friday will be donated to relieve destitute widows and orphans of Hanna coal mine explosions. He aims to raise a fund as crowds attend the usual high day show and popular little playhouse event.
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Mike Barry
Barry
Crystal Theatre
Crystal
Co Ha
Hoe
The
Mttle
Railroads Open Gravel Pits and Ship to Nebraska
The Buford gravel pits will be opened and gravel shipped to Nebraska points next week. R. W. Buster Jr. fined $1360 for a permanent injury to his log. Tagalls, insured through Lodge No. 7, awarded damages. In Utah Silver Creek, a brakeman hire storm increases crew size as two experienced rail workers join Letts to serve as trainmaster.
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Buford
Nebraska Points
R. W. Buster, Jr
Yes
Tagalls
Silver Creek
Utah
Bnt
Local page notes multiple regional notices and changes
A garbled OCR summary reports various items including a car delivery from Nebraska, a protest over venue access, a high school ball, and entries about judges and officials retiring or being reassigned. It mentions a ceremonial ball, the Trimhmen, and parish or organizational figures with several names and dates obscured by distortion.
Opening Contracts For D T N Line Denver Fort Collins
Announcement of letting contracts for the Denver to Fort Collins line, inaugurations planned for May 2 with a grand celebration. Governors and officials invited. celebrations to be signaled by turning of the first shovel, with extensive preparations and expected completion by year end.
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Denver
Fort Collins
Ft. Collins
Buechtel
Hoch
Kansan
Gov
Brooke
Wyoming
Spoerman
I. Ds
Awa Ly
Argo
Port Collins
Fort
Dusiness
Wyowlig
Cheyenne
Laranite
Lander
Calline
Lean Morthoud
Lafayette
Tim Howe
Althea
Young Mormon Girl Charged With Murder of Her Father
Evanston follows a trial where Annie Brace remains composed as prosecutors claim she confessed to murdering her father. The defense portrays possible accident and negligence, arguing for innocence amid intense courtroom debate and looming jury verdict.
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Evanston
Annie Brace
Stone
Annie Brice
Force
Jame Bruce
Antle Bruce
Thomas
Jones
Doloney
Miss Bruce
Annie Bruce
Delaney Ned
State Auditor Grant to Spend Days at Cheyenne Area Ranch
State Auditor Leroy Grant travels from Cheyenne to the ranch near this city for several days. He plans extensive improvements including a new cement shed and several small outbuildings.
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Leroy Grant
Cheyenne
Burial at Keystone Follows Death of Guat Laan
Lean Buried Yesterday at the funeral of Guat Laan an employee of the Carbon Tinker Company who died at Keystone last week. Rev Woods conducted short services. Burial was made in the city cemetery.
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Guat Laan
Carbon Tinker Company
Keystone
Yeatemay
Woods Con
Conelery
Naismith 18 Bettes Recovering After Denver Operation
Naismith who underwent a severe operation in Denver last week is now recovering rapidly from the shock and is doing nicely after a period in critical condition.
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Naismith
Bettes
Denver
Masonic Lodge Notice for Special Communication in Laramie
Laramie Lodge Notice No 3 A F A M meets at Masonic Hall Laramie Wyoming at 7 30 p m April 18 1908 for medial viewl of Grand Master and Third degree work Visitors invited Worshipful Master J W Condit Allent Secretary Hugh Hynds
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Laramie
Masonic Hall
Wyo
J. W. Condit
Allent
Hugh Hynds
Paraphernalia Mix Ups At Local Lodge Initiation
The report describes a chaotic initiation at a local Rebekah lodge where paraphernalia were left behind amid minced phrases and ribbing. A delegation intended for Laramie failed to collect items as expected, causing confusion and a local uproar in the scene.
New policeman approved by residents and family
A corrected note reports a new officer accepted by Mr and Mrs and the wider community. The ceremony and details are unclear, but the community appears supportive of the appointment despite incomplete wording.
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Mr and
Mire
Anit
Cattle Quarantined After Disease On Ranch
Fragmentary report notes cattle quarantine at a Los Angeles area ranch after a confrontation with veterinary authorities. The notice mentions quarantined stock and a related health response but lacks clear names or dates. Further details are unreadable in the OCR snippet.
Ranch Catalog Teases Fine Tines and Tong Tote Livestock
A fragmentary notice offers a selection of ranch stock including Mealy Ce and Mook lines. It hints at a ringing sales tone with implied availability and varied stock, inviting buyers to inquire for more details.
Two Men Buried by Fall of Coal in Cumberland Mine
April 13 Kemmerer news reports a Union Pacific coal mine cave in Cumberland No. 2 leaves Thomas Griko dead beneath tons of dirt. August Mustansen likely fatally injured. Griko’s body recovered. Other notes mention injuries, transfers, and local family updates.
Fragmented OCR note on Glad Hwang and tour details
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Glad Hwang and a Gleeble tour with garbled words. It references a late university file and a performance or entertainment context. Names and specifics are partially unreadable, leaving a brief snapshot of a planned event and associated confusion.
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Herder
Harry Munroe
Ligense
Entwisle
Colon
Town of
Dilleck
Mrs, Hibkey
Nobert Burns
Heckless
Oliver
Letts
Ervlen
Ernest Gete
Jobn
Nebrasks
Laramia
Indinal
Bretch
Aston
D. L. & N. Formal
Lean
Redekahs
Larawly
Heir Pareedetinatia
Laibe
Cumberland
Paul Kendall
Rock River
Neal Reach
Hormona
Tommy Garrett
Mra. M.A. Marrwit
Garrett
W. H Hawkes Hae
Aher
Tle Siding
Mro
Fran Patrota
He Lawl
Mies Dorn
Olea Apni
MT Boller
Cie
Mintie
Waterday
Tee
Mh Ble Oiling Company
Boater Stor Dee Uta
Edat Nth Hak Asteed
Hobert Bure
Brown
Glad Hwang
Pyom
All Wong
Alan Vid
Elie Coumadin
Willy
O. Howe
Hanna
Dewione
Irealane Balonganey
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