Sudian Guide Monthly Opens With News From Shoshone Agency
Ee Sudian Guile published monthly by the Sudian Pup Wind River Boardr g St Shoshone Agency Wyoming. Subscription price twoo cents. Entered at Port Washaie as second class mail. We are pleased by improvements across the South Park and new wells. The article mentions Musevno and Ahawon among other tribes and activities in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Washaie
Wyo
Mittee
Isan
Dge
South Park
Lir Sone
Pire
Musevno
Stuneut
Ahawon
Pealiora
Sol
Nanedy
Unclear OCR fragment hints at disrupted text
The readable portion shows garbled words and broken phrases about timing and actions but no clear event, person, or place to summarize into a legitimate news item.
Were Heise Fee Demtaee ates Hagl Sae
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a person or event with unclear wording. Readable names and concrete details are scarce. the fragment hints at a local notice or brief item but lacks verifiable facts for a full summary.
We shall ta hentia vey Pregrets nf 2F notk ae peat
The fragmentary text provides few readable facts. It mentions names or terms that appear garbled and do not form a coherent event, location, or date. The readable content lacks clear人物, organization, or action to summarize into a definitive news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy
We Shall Ta
Hentia
Dey we pt nae ate Is and ar
Dey we pt nae ate Is and ar.
Untitled fragment about a well and local education to Trent Creek
Fragmentary text notes someone named Rev Mr Roberts and Kuy uy with ties to Moyards near Trent Creek. Mentions a well and a house, and hoped for good water. Context unclear and dates absent. fragmentary reference to educational advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hough House
Trent Creek
Mr. Roberts
Language hurdles in non formal English schooling
Fragmented OCR discussion notes how non Felsteration schools cultivate daily contact among students to share English and ease language development. It suggests that regular interaction creates mediums for communication, aiding school-wide language adoption and long term effects.
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Iuesses Taegether
Monthly event recital at school concert
The fragment describes a school function held on the fifth of the month with students performing recitations and songs. Hunter Terry led the recitation, Lily performed after, followed by Jess and others. The record notes several names and sequence but lacks full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Terry
Lily
Jess
Unreadable OCR Fragments From Local Note
Fragmentary text mentions individuals and an event but names and details are unclear. The readable items reference a Vather Powsi, Mr. Pettamet, five Indians, and a person named Ato Kk Wae, with stray phrases about going somewhere and starting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les
Benys
Vather
Mr. Pettamet
Che ther pole ih a een ch Maw top ale
Che ther pole ih a een ch Maw top ale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chether
Hinge Channa Jed Merge In Steinfeld News
A terse local item notes a hinge event involving Channa and Jed at Steinfeld, with brief reference to community attention and upcoming notices. Authorities or organizations are not detailed in the fragment. The item appears as a short community bulletin with limited context.
Fragmented query yields unclear request
The input appears garbled and unreadable, lacking coherent nouns or events. No distinct persons organizations places or dates are identifiable to form a proper news card item.
Fragmentary note on land use and spring conditions
Fragmentary OCR fragment notes a reservation and spring conditions, comparing quality and acrtty to prior year, with unclear names and details. No clear event, location, or outcomes are discernible from the readable text.
Three New Houses Built This Fall In Genoa Area
School and agricultural notices describe three newly built houses this fall. One belongs to Henry Lee, another to a Genoa school boy connected to Yellow Press, and the third named Moxey.
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Tin Henry Lee
Agency Interperser ¢ Genoa
Yellow Press
Ungh
I ‘S* Moxey
Fragmented OCR item hints at 7th-century Maney in Osloe
An OCR fragment references a 7 in Osloe and Maney context, suggesting a historic place name and date fragment. Details are incomplete, but the note points to a potential archival record of a medieval site or event linked to Oslo. Further readable lines required for full summary.
Fragmented Text From Unknown Article
The readable fragments mention a person or event but lack clear names places dates or actions. No coherent summary or identifiable entities can be determined from the provided garbled text.
Fragmentary text yields unclear headline
The readable fragments suggest a garbled note or excerpt with names and phrases but lack a coherent event, date, or location to form a clear news item or summary for publication.
Roadside clue slips from the past in faded text
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at a road name or traveler anecdote with unclear details. The readable portion suggests a place or event mentioned alongside a personal name, but the rest is too obscured to identify exact facts or dates.
Porbustire Cor Washi reter guard and his caution
A guard named Porbustire faces vigilance after attempting to retain Siragx, aiming to keep safe and undefeated amid a maintained barrier. Authorities emphasize a careful stance to prevent further risk while the community rows to stabilize.
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