Boxing Match Set for Kemmerer Wyoming Hall
Boxers Red Davis of Salt Lake and Keinmann arrive with manager A S Hale and trainer in Kemmerer to headline a 20 round welterweight championship bout at the Wyoming Hall on the evening of April 1s. Davis, who drew with Jack Downey, trains in Cumberland before the bout. F E Curtis Jewelers offers Kerpmeter souvenirs and Easter gifts at Cleveland's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Davis
Salt Lake
A. S. Hale
Kemmerer
Jimmy Perry
Wyoming Hall
Middle West
Mr. Davis
Jack Downey
Sue Lake
Cumberlaiders Mortiing
Kemmerer Publishing Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice is given that a meeting of the stockholders of the Kemmerer Publishing Company is to be held at the corporation office in Kemmerer Wyoming on April 8 1908 at 7 pm to consider dissolving the corporation winding up affairs and disposing of its assets. Dated March 31 1908 William O Connell secretary pro tem
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Kenmerer Publishing Company
State of
Wyoming
Kemmerer
Cinta
Editor Seizes Kelmerer Stock to Run Paper Independently
The present editor and manager announces possession of all outstanding Kemmerer Publishing Company stock. He plans to operate the Tricaspera newspaper under his own name as editor and proprietor after completing required legal steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tricaspera
Manger
Kemmerer Publishing Company
Editor George Jewer Seeks Republican Nomination in Evanstun
Evanstun Press editor George Jewer enters the race for the Republican nomination. He teases plans and hints at a potential advantage or strategy yet to be revealed. The filing signals a formal bid from a local press figure toward party leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jewer
Evanstun Press
Vanstable
George
Mavis Davis Returns to Green River Star Leadership
Mavis Davis, who left Green River three years ago to work in Washington state, has returned and regained control of the Green River Star. The community welcomes his return as he resumes leadership of the local newspaper.
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Mavis
Green River Star
Washington State
Green River
The
Star
Mr. Davis
Wyong
Editor Crumely Cuts to Weekly Miner Plan
Editor Crumely of Rock Springs Miner announces a shift to a semi weekly schedule and improvements to the paper. Last week the Miner published its unitarn edition and plans further enhancements to become a stronger local news outlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crumely
Rock Springs
Cnet
Fragmented OCR Text From Congressional Record Inaccurate Copy
Fragmented OCR content discusses a joint or committee event and mentions hospital names and locations. The readable parts reference the Congressional Record, a city or state context, and possible patient or hospital terms, though specifics are unclear.
Our University in a Tangled Postscript
Fragmented, garbled OCR captures multiple names and phrases from a university context. The readable bits mention a presiding figure, various names, venues, and scattered references to faculties, meetings, and tethers between people and places, though the overall story remains unclear.
Appeal for Aid After Hanna Mine Disaster
Relief committee appeals for public and benevolent subscriptions following the Hanna Wyoming mine disaster on March 28 1908. Funds should be sent to the designated depository in Vaughn Hanna or Carbon Sate outs. Mention of Kemmerer fundraising next week. (Note: OCR fragment mentions jewelry advertising)
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Wyoming
Hanna
Relief Committee
Wyo
Vaugh
Jackson
P. Hetkell al
Mitchell
Christiansen
Seay
Kemmerer
Accident at Cumberland Claims Multiple Fatalities
An accident in Cumberland on Thursday caused the death of Thomas Griky and serious injuries to August Mustanen, reportedly from a rim fillet. A second incident on the same day injured Charles Animas in a crash between a car and a trailer after the collision with a truck. Local distributor Carol Ea advertises jewelry designs by BF Ayrtls and Sewolet.
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Presd
Cumberland
Thomas Griky
Ani
August Mustanen
Meine
Charles Animas
Easter Program Notices and Odd Names Amid Confusion
Fragmented OCR style notice lists Easter program plans and many garbled names and phrases. It references possible speakers or participants, dates, and locations but examples are unreadable, with unclear attributions and several nonsensical strings. The fragment preserves the sense of a community calendar entry with many misreads.
Fragmented OCR Tale of Odd Local Names and Places
An unclear clipping lists scattered names and locations such as Meudon, Mtah, Bel, and Pisa, with references to people like Alvin and Josie. The text appears garbled, mixing towns, families, and possible events, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
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Alvin
Meudon
Mtah
Haraler
Josie Welll
Teiak
Wien
Notice to Flockmhaters pertiie GHVee saber me
Fragmented OCR notice contains garbled phrases and names. Readable elements mention a notice to a group or crowd and potential references to dates or positions, but most details are unreadable. The piece appears as a damaged public or organizational notice lacking coherent facts.
Local gatherings highlight farm community travel and notices
Walter Gasson foreman for Gilligan Franklin and other sheepmen visited Kemmerer this week. Numerous ranchers and townsfolk from Opal, Viola, Granger, Green River, Forty-Red Hat and nearby areas were in town for shopping, business, or to attend court in Evanston. A meeting on forming a heats hive drew local attention, and residents reported stock and cattle movements, farm work, and travel between towns over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gasson
Gilligan Franklin
Aln. Gardner
Opal
P. P. Twitchell
Viola
C. L. McKay
Ethel
Granger
John Wardell
Green River
New York
Seederainy
Stephen Daniela
Big Piney
Randolph
Ed Anderson
Shirley Basin
Quealy
Carbon County
Kemmerer
M. Davidson
Ogden
M.C. Callahan
Dan Mischler
Dan
Luke Dickinson
Cree River
Daniel
Forty-Red Hat
Evanston
Crabtree
G. Or. Olmstead
Pocatello
H. K. Flo Jr
SV. Hoff
Off
Stirtine
Thermopolis
Pinedale
Sit
Curtis
Ham
Park Tani
Fa Town
Ken Torre
Disnoudville
Daugher
Mes
Lavalier Otfieuslis
Iiterment
Rogery
Davi Nelson
Ford
J. Carolla
Ville Butoter
Min Carally
Cals
Corker
Nelaon
Pin Basti
Mike Qhiealy
Grumaly
Magelne
Qaraty
Elby
Aires
Callahan'y
Lematifal
Clark
Adler
Merialiginedit
Cokeville Crafting Camps and Local Industry Progress
Cokeville locals report busy week with new sheep camps by Jacobsen and colleagues. Plainmaster Folger checks business line. J D Notlitt improves after illness. Steam Plow and Threshing plant expected to start in spring. cement-piered steel bridge across Seoith’s Fork advances. Fuller dress’s new restaurant nearing completion. Stockmen to show harvest at Montpelier Horse Show April 20 21. Union Phosphate Co officials visit Randolp Utah to advance phosphate shipments. Estate sale for John W Stoner set at Evanston April 11. Local mining and real estate plans discussed. Cleveland’s and Curtis Jewelers advertise wares and stationery services offered.
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Seoith's Fork
Cokeville
Fuller Dres
Montpelier
Idaho
August Vogt
Union Phosphate Co
Randoelph
Utah
Nannie Bo Stoner
Join Stoner
Evanston
John W. Stoner
Belfen
Hith’y Park
Weil
Local notes from Big Piney and surrounding area
Big Piney community updates list residents traveling for court terms and teaching posts, plus illnesses and recoveries. Mentions Mabel Hiliben teaching in Stantes, Charles Andersety and others for Evans ton, Ed. Sellin and wife heading to Florida for summer, and Mary Slack recovering from scarlet fever.
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Noble Hie
Liwa
Mabel Hiliben
Stantes
Charles Andersety
John Argue
al Osteriout Jefe
Evanston
le Preepit
Sellin Anil
Reeenity Fur
Sellui
Stauiey
Moy
Mrs Iaw
Terikties Halph Mills
Scarlet
Huddleston Ated
Mickelaty
Folsaichioil
Cheda
Kinney
Mareh
Tayeh
Ogden
Utah
Mary Slack
Taplily
Nicholwn
Kyanaton
Feauk Hattahmeh
Ali
Arbor Day Proclaimed by Governor Bryant J Brooka
Governor Bryant J. Brooka proclaims Friday April 24 Arbor Day and urges nationwide observance. He calls it a scholastic festival with every school child planting a tree or vine to honor nature and humanity, noting scriptures about groves as God's temples and praising nature’s gifts to inspire happiness and prosperity.
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Bryant J. Brooka
Meéenna
Proclamation for Diamondville Town Election in Wyoming
A proclamation from Diamondville Mayor Andrew Ranton sets a town election for May to fill the mayoral and two council seats. Polls open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Town Hall with terms for one year for mayor and two years for council members. Diamondville, Uinta County, Wyoming, April 1, A.D. 1906. sealed by town officials.
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Diamondville
Uinta County
Wyoming
Andrew Ranton
Welock
Oie
Ddvodville
Cinta
Hales
Council Proceedings in Kenimerer Wyoming April Meeting
The Kenimerer council met in the newtown hall on April 5 with officers reports read and accepted. The minutes of the prior meeting were approved, and assorted financial and official reports along with street and police matters were reviewed.
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Kenimerer
Wyo
Otion Council
Reghlar
Newston
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Kemmerer Publishing CO
Watt Brantion
MAN Agt
Ith
Posta Minn
Ve Keinmann
Sean Eles Matter
F. E. Curtis
Cleveland’s
Wmn. O'Connell
Siti Corporation
Murewy
Trilatrel Timpnneecu
Pate
Cosme
Sher
Pital
Hatiette
Jelint
Our University
Heanston
Aline
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Ariel
Ateinia
Che
Spain
Rt Rte CN
Dabeewetty
Ste Tr
Lweteity
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Pest
Sudioke Mane
Flowaciard
Appeal
Cureus
Cleveland
Biaker
Carol Ea
Ayrtls
Sewolet
Tery Baily
Veracam Molunter
Marie I
Huthe
Jay
Ethan Mane
Walter Seretions
James Needham
Hibbs
Cryder
C.F. Hackenberg
Chmberland
Doh Stoner
Sunt
Sinton State
W. A. Hocker
Wanlen W. EB
Mills
Big Finey
Miss Penn Lancaster
Prof. Sellon
J. J. Matthews
Butte
Mont
Charles Haris
Messrs
CM. Friedman
M. F. Navlin
Hot Springs
Matt Callahan
Pick Pickrell
Charles Huss
Tom Callahan
Pete Peterson
J. C. Henderson
Jota Ward
Retumnerer
Attornesus
J. W. Sammon
H. E. Christmas
Tyan Jones
John Bollager
Big Tijer
Mountain Trading Company
Belies
Minn
AL J Hoskins
Tex Lloyd
Cusnterland
Mes Murphy
Salvation Array
Albert Heite
D. J. Lente
Doxey Ile Gu
Albert
Mary Small
Namya
Idan
Marin Shewat
Dugham
Cottonwood
Ty Evanston
J. AL Coed Tan
Ayet
Cheefeot
Denver
Aibof Weniteh
Dod
Wot. Sfanaen
Coalville
I Kemmerer
Buk Creal Company
Hinson
Hewlie
Perabin du Bos
Fubane
C.J. Stafford
Chatebets
Rock
Bunceland
Diario
Goien
Keanmeron
Tle
Metherlin
Saale
OM. Whitney
Dreian
Vapadian
Peate Fine
Henry Fellon
Tie Wil
Abely
Star Ford
Jacobsen
Victor ‘Orgeon
Lige Christensen
PA. Curtis
Ry Ee i Unbil
Town of
Diarandy Ilies
Council Proceedings
Warraiie
Rover
Christine
Navitn
Foy A
Norman
Curtin
Sint
al Ivee
Dire
Towar
Laramie
Coreen Boahiem
Alysemring Teat
Jon
Peter Gurdon
Tueker
F. R. Curtis
Kammerer, Wyoming
Ieddin
Leo J. Droubay
Cokeville, Wyo
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