Wyoming Republicans and Democrats set for Cheyenne meetings
In Cheyenne next week both the Republican state central committee and a Republican state meeting will gather, with a Democratic counterpart also meeting. Leaders expect resolutions on primary law, public utilities and other state issues, aiming to shape future campaigns and party direction nationwide.
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Cheyenne
Republican State Central
State Central Committee
Aame
Wyoming
Gouree
Public Utilities Commission
Fae
Repumn
Cnt Finan Andi
Newaek
Washington
Alton
Fragmentary notice on official communications and post package
Incoherent OCR fragment references Mintmaster General Borlewanne and an arching of a posting package. Mentions communications with a returned postal package and a prior record of pantie aulk. Details are unclear and unreadable.
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Piet
Borlewanne
Farmers Urged to Save Grain as Harvest Winds Down
An article notes farmers should protect meat and grain during Belted harvest. It references Levardee quality and rumbling crates. It mentions potatoes advancing and wheat conditions, with lower freight and pricing concerns for the season.
Direct Primary Costs Deterrent to Small Donors, Says Basin Republican
The Basin Republican notes that direct primaries raise campaign costs, deterring capable candidates with limited funds and concentrating influence among wealthy backers. The piece argues the system reduces entry chances for poor contenders and may shift political dynamics in states using direct primaries.
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Basin Republican
Governor Carey Returns After Ten Weeks Abroad
Governor J M Carey returns to Cheyenne after a ten week overseas visit. The column mocks telegraph and telephony reliability, noting weight and tonnage reports are less useful than hosiery in rain and questions the value of sending intelligence via wires.
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J. M. Carey
Cheyenne
Texas Governor's Reward Sparks Federal Embarrassment
The Texas governor provoked Washington by offering a reward for Mexican outlaws who raided the United States. The move aims to protect Americans from murder and depredations, but officials say it strains federal authority and complicates coordination.
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Texas
Washington
United States
County Officials Clash Over Election Fraud Bills
State papers highlight a disputed report that Sweetwater county commissioners refused to pay certain election fraud trial bills while Lincoln county paid all invoices. The contrast is noted as observers push a cheap sensational angle amid names and rumors.
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Sweetwater County
Lincoln County
Tragic Death Warns Against Violating Home Sanctity
A damagerous act in a domestic setting prompts warnings to men about respect for family sanctity. The piece recalls a well regarded gunman, once a likable entertainer, whose violent fate is deemed a fitting consequence for intrusion into a home. The author stresses moral outrage and condemns vigilante killing.
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Tue
Celine Wae x Mneh
Tun Douglas
Atlanta Faces Internal Strife Amid Imagined Protests
A shaky account describes Atlanta as one of the best governed cities though plagued by imagined attacks and protracted unrest. It mentions a reformist plot, opposing factions, and a distant threat from a foreign power, with references to civic groups and vague demonstrations.
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Risa
Atlanta
Citiwehe
Ian
Ikea
Uae
Idaho Landslide Near Emmett Shapes Trade Talk
The report notes a massive landslide up to half a mile wide on the Idaho Northern Branch near Emmett. It discusses tariff impacts on wool, noting claims free trade foes underestimate price shifts and suggesting protective tariffs could raise prices from 22 to 24 cents a pound.
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Idaho Northern Branch
Emmett
Idaho
Panama Toll Question and Canal Competition Impact
The writer discusses a tonnage toll on ships through the canal and its effect on intermountain states and transcontinental freight. Railroads could raise rates when canal competition opens, hurting people on populous coasts. It argues for and against British and American merchant marine competition within a free trade framework.
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Panama
England
Idaho Senator Fights for Star Route Mail Contractors
Senator James H. Brady of Idaho urges the Washington department to raise pay for Star route carrier from Stites to Elk City. The contractor’s annual wage rose from 5400 to 270 per year with small weight increases, but after a 50 pound limit the contractor has fallen to 25 60 per day and faces ruin without more pay.
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James H. Brady
Idaho
Washington
Stites
Elk City
New
Daily Mail
Brady
Mixed school notes on exams plays and debates
Alfred Janypse is out of school. A mixed quartet performs for pupils. Teachers exams were held at the high school. Work will start soon on the new high school. Pupils will present a Brat program in the hall. Prof Manjuis poem impressed the audience. Debate topics covered federal vs state development. Speakers included Hugh Key and Leland Wright for the affirmative, Fred Jupes Challade Wood and Dengid Mager for the negative. Performances featured various students with musical and dramatic items.
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Alfred Janypse
Mise LePevir
Che Daseally
Manjuis
Hugh Key
Leland Wright Wn Mahlon
Quealy
Fred Jupes
Challade Wood
Dengid Mager
Tri
Marie Gurdon
Leah Shelters
Jennie Hosenborg
Helen Dohnad
Lass
Jamed Mack
Jessie
Estray Report with Stray Cattle and Items
An estray notice lists two brown cattle described as one with banding and a brand, plus associated items. Details mention a heft thigh, heather, and wear on left thigh, with references to a Hootie Chair brand and Che dels wrtionmimat.
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Heather
Er Wie
Totmen
You and Me A D Hoskins Trip Report
A D Hoskins and partner returned from a long east west journey. They started from Kemmerer mid month and visited St Louis Cincinnati Washington Philadelphia New York and finally New Orleans aboard the Antilles. Tom notes seven pounds gained and enjoyed many sights including Congress galleries and Ellis Island.
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A. D. Hoskins
Kemmerer
Tom
St. Louis
Missouri Metropolia
Cincinnati
Washington
Capitol
Congress
Mondell
Wyoming
Wool market steadies in local trade amid higher prices
The local wool market has quieted as prices rise for bidders and limited domestic and foreign wools remain available. In the West, contract trading on the sheep's back stays active with growers receiving high prices. London auctions see firm demand from American buyers pushing values higher.
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West
London
Travelogue recounts long Western visit including El Paso and San Francisco
One day in New Ohedna visiting historical sites. Two days in El Paso Texas with Jaurex across the river and a view of the Constitutionalist army. Camp Biles refugee camp holds 5 700 Mexicans at about 890100 monthly cost. Los Angeles three weeks with Rev. and Mrs. Pier son and Mrs. Black, plus auto tours near four thousand miles. San Francisco four days to Exposition grounds and a city rebuilt after the great fire with half a million residents. General Castella and Salzazar arrested. followers penned separately.
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New Ohedna
el Paso
Texas
Jaurex
Acros
Gen
Ville
Tom
Camp Biles
Wyoming
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Frisco
April Cleanups Urged for Kemmerer Yards and Alleys
Citizens urged to clear refuse and garbage from yards and alleys as winter debris accumulates. With spring, property owners must tidy property and use clean cans for city collection. Kemmerer prides itself on neat yards, inviting visitors to enjoy pleasant town scenery.
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Kemmerer
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