April Fool Riddle Newswording and Misspellings
A garbled OCR style note muses on April Fools and tradition. It mentions Mrs Roosevelt aiding children except Mrs Longworth and Theodore Jr while the ex-president goes to Africa. A fictitious bill about tights and colors is cited, with Cheyenne Leader as a referenced voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre. Roosevelt
Mra
Longworth
Theodore, Jr
Maly
Africa
Minesta
Chey Sone
The Coming City Election
The town faces a May election with a citizens ticket likely to head the race for mayor and two two year council seats. Incumbent Mayor W. A. Hocker is praised for roads and sewerage progress while retiring councilmen Me YS smith and (0 Heted) are noted as capable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Hocker
Kenimerer
Frontier
Smith
Daily Telegraph World News Exhibition Opens Soon
A distant summary of upcoming world telegraph news and a planned Seattle exhibition. Mentions prizes and names, with unclear details due to damaged text.
State Loses Honest Citizen in Wyoming Lawyer
The article chronicles the removal of Henry W. Sammon from Wyoming to Idaho. It details his twenty five years in the state, roles as assessor, district court clerk, prosecuting attorney, and county attorney, and his work with Sheriff Ward to reduce crime. It notes his executive move to Kemmerer, legislative service, and future partnership in Boise with Alden Sammon & Bradlee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Sammaeni
Wyoming
Dewi
Summet
Lance
Unita County
Evanston
Sammon, II
Ward
Kemmerer
Metropolia
Tate
Sammon
Republican Party
Boise
Alden, Sammon & Bradlee
Shaw Block
Sheep Range Uncovering and Range Visit by Hon Frank Mau
Hon Frank Mau from Cokeville inspected the Sheep Range near sage and Beck. He plans to turn out sheep this week and expects a board review of the range late August with forest officials. Brig Smith and Phil Jones joined a trip up Smiths Fork and encountered heavy snow and a blizzard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mau
Cokeville
Sage and
Beck With
Mau
Brig Smith
Phil Jones
Johnathan Jones
Opal
Piney Country
Dick Brown
Snow Shoes Gus Linden Visits Town for Sheep Range Survey
Gus Linden, called Snow Shoes, was in town over Sunday while traveling east of Opal to inspect the Moyer hills range. He reported deep snow that will require snow shoes to move the sheep, aiding a future herding operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Linden
Opal
Moyer Hills
Mrs Sutton Dies in Local Notice
Word from Daniel Sun reports Mrs Win Sutton died that morning. The remains were brought to Kemmerer for burial arriving Wednesday. Mrs Sutton well known in the vicinity had been at Manifold Fork before Kemmerer and was mother of Edward Sutton, a prosperous rancher. Funeral arrangements or plans could not be learned from the fragmentary notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Sun
Win
Sutton
Kemmerer
Mlanifork
Hamsfork
Brien
Will
Dog Bite Incident at Meatt Mir Field
A young child was bitten by a dog near Toubedle Maps area outside Chivel stone. The animal belonged to Toubedle Maps, and the event occurred during outdoor play in early March. Mrs. Naytin and Walter Kidberd provided assistance at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menelay
Toubedle Maps
Elem
le Outhener
Aba
Marecal
Walter Kidberd
Sullaehe
Dili
Kemmerer News Highlights Local Shops and Visitors
Kemmerer reports a busy period with shop promotions at Golden Rule and Two Little Tailors. Local visitors include S A Hubbell from Fossil and A H Brooker who bought the Cook Hotel, with weather delivering a sleet storm and stage travel updates.
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Suestie
En Hale
S.A
Hubbell
Fossil
Merndiay
Rock Springs to Get New Kemmerer Line Branch
Reports say Kemmerer Big Plasy Telephone Co will build a new sixty mile branch north from Rock Springs, passing Eden and connecting with the main line at Big Sandy. Ira Deedee will supervise construction starting April 1, with completion awaited as a boon to local business and freighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ualeeb
Kemmere Big Plasy Telephone Company
Pinedale Country
Ira Deedee
Rock Springs
Eden Country
Big Sandy
Hoek Springs
Fireman Kam Lenham Dies in Evanston Track Incident
An Evanston fireman named Kam Lenham died following a collision on the track near a Killing area described as a terminal event. Five coaches were involved, with Engineer Mc Dunnell escaping unhurt and other crew and bystanders sustaining minor injuries. Fireman Lowham, aged and respected, is mourned by many friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crear
Kam Lenham
Enginerr McDunnell
Nome
Lowham
Evanston
Fontenelle Post Office Relocated and New Postmaster Appointed
A report indicates the Fontenelle post office formerly at Holden ranch has moved to the Ghow bow bern or tson ranch near the creek mouth. Charles Ghow bow bern appointed postmaster Milcom now Denny requested a new service between Palinade and Wew Fontenelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holden Ranch
Fontenelle
Tson Ranch
Charles Ghow Bow Bern
Milcom
Denny
Palinade
Fragments from Branson Wyoming Report Inquest Details
A garbled Branson Wyoming report notes visitors and a coroner in Kemmerer handling an inquest over a death near a tunnel. Supposition suggests the man died naturally while authorities hint at the possibility of shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Branson
Wyoming
Jame Critteman
Opal
Newt
Gruggn
Branston
Curtis
Kemmerer
Untitled Local Clipping From Utah Paper
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Salt Lake City area and Utah locations with unclear references to votes or events. No complete names, dates, or identifiable actions present.
Local Trade Notice on Wagon Delivery Route and Stock Lines
A brief notice describes a wagon movement over ten days by Wark wagen carrying goods from Watkins guoda to te wuld, with delivery expected by 8 P. Gbewa. It lists stocked items including jit griund eploes, toilet articles, soaps, poultry tonics, sprays, salves, ointments, household remedies, and invites customers to Try before you buy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins Guoda
P. Gbewa
J. BR. Watkine
Remains Arrival and Local Notices in Town Chronicle
Clementen Col son in law of Wa Sutton arrived yesterday morning at 3 with the remains of Mrs Sutton after a night ride from Pal Otia Rife traveled to Hock Springs Wednesday to inspect sheep ranges near there The Ladies Aid Society will meet at the home of Mrs W B Cullins on April 5
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Kemmerer Pera
Clementen
Wa Sutton
Danii
Mra. Sutton
Pal
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mra
W. B. Cullins
Beauty and cosmetics stir with ancient Rome satire
A fragment from a 19th century discourse critiques cosmetic excess and beauty rituals seen as wasteful in ancient Rome. It notes modern beauty practices like massage, oiling, and masks, comparing them to past methods and sketching a humorous commerce clash over cosmetic colors between a railway line official and a president.
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Rome
Duvenil
Actirs
WH. W. Newmann
Bortnightly Review
Rene
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Western Irrigated Lande Company
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Slate Creek Station
Palisade
Cotton Ingram
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Hillsdale
Mich
L. K. Langworthy
Michigan
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Ogden
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Oyden
Harry
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Brandon
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Stafford
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Golden Mule
A. Ballon
Polis
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Harry Seok
Vanielye
Ana
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Henry Young
Cumberland
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Frank Dice
Pocatello
Wright
Hed
Quealy
Salt Lake
M. Hoyt
BE. M. Bower
Mortland
Ore
Peter Gordon
Halt Lake City
Canada
Sam Gibson
Twen
Tiendsay
Cumberlandt
James Wilkes
Bloomington
Idaho
Wilkie
Viola Magiell
Minn
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Viney Mercentile Company
Ribelione
Crean Opal
Kemuaweer
J. Wesamiion
Menrhorwd bin
Remigrustion
Thawke
Meric
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U.S
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Alt Lake City
Cell 45
Opes Ie
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Intersis Commerce Commission
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