No Hunting With Dogs Faces Park County Policy Change
A letter argues state game warden Nowlin banned hunting with dogs in forest reserves to curb predatory animals. The writer, a wolf hunter for twenty years, contends dogs protect elk, deer, and mountain sheep and that banning them will invite predator overpopulation and ruin stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park County
Eutwerptine
Nowlin
Stockwell
Wyoming
Doge
Vox
Celorade
Surveyor General’s Report on Roads and Surveys
Alphen Hunson, Surveyor General to Wynmlog, prepared surveys and roervess of load to map Kemmerer. The board was to review the section Taw beet Ww bbe Hispite, with significant opposition noted in the Sertiery. The work upon completion will be ready for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camere
Alphen Hunson
Wynmlog
Sirveys
Kemmerer
Local chatter on Presidential candidacy stirs village debate
In Chie a citizen named J Tobias comments on a possible bid by Pincha for the presidency. Residents await the Lavent committee report to judge the seriousness of Pincha’s long-touted goal and its impact on local opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Tobias
Chie
Inmate Firin Moore Escapes Rawlins Penitentiary
report states Firin Moore escaped Rawlins penitentiary on March 2 and remains at large. details are garbled but indicate Moore was linked to a prior incident involving Sam Leakie and a rape case in Hig sands and was assigned to a work detail before vanishing. authorities urge any information to aid recapture.
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Firin Moore
Sam Leakie
Leekie
Hig Sands
Rawlins
Tie
A. Cy
Sam Beekie
Great Railway Magnate Warns of Impending Freight Crisis
The prominent railway figure predicts a fall delay and severe congestion in freight transport, citing growing demand and stress on the system. He urges attention to emerging bottlenecks and calls for measures to mitigate the coming disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dames
Anton
Abpinie
Wolon
Babe
Mrs Felix Dies in Cumbria The Felis Family Loses
Mrs Felix dies after illness. The widow Mrs Thomas Felis of Cumbria and the bereaved husband receive public sympathy as family and friends mourn the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix
Thomas Felis
Cumbrian
Eastern and Southern Coal Miners Hit Friday Strike
About one hundred thousand miners in eastern and southern coal fields walked out last Friday over wage and working condition demands. They seek a 5 cent per ton increase for screened coal and proportional boosts for other mining methods, as a prerequisite to further talks on additional questions.
Sewer Ordinance Aimed at East Triangle Sewer Lines
City faces decision on mandating sewer connections along the east side of Triangle to protect health. Despite initial belief most businesses would connect, few have acted. Council may pass an ordinance to close cesspools and require abutting property owners to connect, despite cost.
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Triangle
Sower
Kemmerer area notices and personal updates week
Local Kemmerer district items report visitors and residents with names such as Mrs L F Christ and Mr J Herschler. Notes mention painting at Mrs T Matthews home and various travels to Salt Lake City and Portland. The page lists teachers' plans for May 20 and a meat of community activities and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Christ
Kemmerer
Utah
Eureka
Wen Bay Manher
Chile
Tom Rempony
Walifee
Suedilon
Igwitoer
Jeewetn
Mike
Keanierer
Ko Fee Crow
Sem W. Potter
Wil
Montay
Craig
Carter Toyal
Sar
Keinerer
Diamondeitie
Caltee
WerAin
Cinera
Richard Barrase
Hock Springs
Ube
Sheepnen
Joel
Sweetwater Countiek
File Hoke
Harrane
Haaibe
Kemmerer Lenutile Co
Henry Coil
Hemry Wright
Portland
Eerie Cowart Tober
Salt Lake
Aunday Sullertog
George W. I
United States
Fi Whitney
Salt Lake City
Margaret Nee
Senith
Rockspringg Hospital
George Haddenham
Daniel
Kinho
Gore
John Keller
George Watts
Uteh
Boles
Puliver House
Mos
Moreland
Comtase
Steve Nass
OM Phat Ecoh
Mn Viet
York
Court week in Evanston tainted by odd legal rights case
The paragraph notes a court week in Evanston with legal rights involving a live bid and a reward. It mentions Ivan Jones leaving Saturday evening and Bob Christmas Sunday afternoon, plus unrelated duties in legal business and academic progress. John Beckwith is linked to a horse bearing a shield wand, and a mystery figure Gridiths appears in the tale.
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Evanston
Ivan Jones
Bob
Tub
Ordinance Amends Annual Appropriation in Kemmerer Wyoming
Town of Kemmerer Wyoming adopts an ordinance to appropriate funds for the coming year. The act designates transfers from the town treasury to cover general needs and specific accounts. Ordinance becomes effective immediately after council approval on April 4.
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Emner
Wyoming
Kemmerer
Nio
Sea
Stafford, Ork
Readable fragments hint at a local notice or ad
Damaged OCR shows stray phrases about rewards and a company name. The readable text suggests a local notice or advertisement with a reward offer and references to places and people but is largely garbled leaving key details unclear.
Notice for Publication of Land Record
Public notice records a land registration action referencing a regimented area and dates not fully legible. The readable text identifies a land plot and official publication steps with unspecified agents.
George Jareey Arrest Recorded in Local Theft Case
George Jareey, son of J. F., operated a tailor shop in the camp area. Authorities say George Kennedy was arrested last week on suspicion of theft from a retailer, with Deputy Fred Mallow aiding the investigation.
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George Jareey
J. F. Ji
George Kennedy
Rleatier
Fred Mallow
Cie
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Kemeher
Mount Muniee
Aewenwertl
Harris
Phil Heit
Pychert
Li Wirh
Bad Payne
Camethee
Smalley
Coville Mer Merer
James Lumbie
Topertnger
Esterburg
Reusble
John Jamieson
Dollaton
White Mountain
Kemuwrer
Wyo
Fee
Reuceren
Tangitestad
Ianety
Ntetrbeo
Er Vom
Ad Ac
Atin Ho
Ieee
Stee Mayer
Fusali
Charley Owen
Opera House
Kempton Komedy
Sas
Imo
of Liberty
Nater
City Drug Store
F. Jaraey
J. B. Matthews
Prop
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