Publishers Jealous of Legal Ad Rights in Wyoming
Senator Culbertson of Texas seeks an amendment to permit writers to be paid in transportation for ads. Wyoming's rules charge five dollars for three weeks of notices, though legal rates run eight cents a line first insertion and five cents thereafter. The piece urges Wyoming editors to lobby, organize, and press candidates in the next election to secure favorable legislation for newspapers.
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Culbertson
Texas
Congress
Wyoming
Public Utilities
Idaho
Wyoming Press Association
Boen
Henry Ford Endorsed by Michigan Publicans for 4
Henry Ford, famed automobile maker, was endorsed last week by Michigan Republicans for the geals against Senator Smith. President Wilson faced no endorsement on the Democratic ticket.
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Henry Ford
Automobile Fame
Tepublicans
Michigan
Geals
Smith
Wilson
Advertising plan at Watton appears in the live newspaper
The text discusses a new advertising scheme seen in Watton described as a unique ad form in the paper’s pages. It notes the ad’s later elimination and questions its legitimacy after repeated scans failed to clearly verify its presence.
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Watton
Cotme Firme
New Cylinder Preny Arrives and Is Installed Delayed
A damaged OCR fragment notes a new cylinder preny arriving and installed in a building with difficulty. It mentions delays in the type and a transfer, plus mentions interior features and an enterprise context. The text is garbled and hard to parse.
Denver trip details and hotel plans for leading publisher event
The fragment notes a March visit by a Western Conference figure to Denver and New York. It mentions Waldorf Astoria hotel and attendance at a Publishers Association event. It hints at work during travel and combining duties while away. The text is garbled with unclear names and dates.
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Bette
Denver
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Nathohal Publishers
Hung Epeeld
Siding of aphier Ih your copy of the Reterprise as Deller
A garbled historical note describes awkward typesetting and erratic editorial process in a newspaper copy. It mentions a misaligned page, advertising content, and a late load of text, with references to a merchant and the word epider. The fragment hints at printing errors and publishing confusion.
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Virginie
Randolph News Promises Nonpartisan Policy
Charles Christensen and Arthur McKinnon, owners of the Randolph News, announce in the latest issue that the plant and improvements are underway and that the paper will be non partisan in politics.
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Charles Christensen
Arthur McKinnon
The
Randolph News
Ink prices soar and pigment costs rise since January
From Our Printer's Ink Supply House notes pigments entering ink manufacture jumped 100 to 2000 percent and original dyes are off the mark. Advance in ink cost prices since January 1 stands at 25 percent. Orders received subject to acceptance and prices subject to change without notice.
Republicans of Wyoming Favor Roosevelt as Possible Candidate
Wyoming Republican papers express strong support for Theodore Roosevelt as a likely compromise presidential candidate at the Chicago convention in June. They view him as the Democrats’ strongest opponent and note Roosevelt has not yet announced his candidacy.
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Wyoming
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Chicago
Colonel Returns Regain of Position at Wilson Center
Sheridan Post reports the Colonel returned to the firing line with reinforcements and fresh ammunition. He promptly moved his battery into position and opened fire on the Wilson center. The Mexican sector endured strong fire as defenses were leveled and troops fell back, ending the immediate offensive.
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Wilson Center
Sheridan Post
Roosevelt ballot status discussed in Republican split
The text notes debate over Theodore Roosevelt as a candidate this year with accusations of error. It states Roosevelt has refused to allow his name on official ballots in Michigan, Nebraska, and Minnesota. It also mentions party reorganization and that nomination would be decided at Chicago conventions if he permits his name on ballots.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Michigan
Nebraska
Minnesota
Chicago
Mayor Tom Painter Visits Kemmerer in Week’s End
Evanston mayor Tom Painter a well known Wyoming figure visited Kemmerer late this week, greeting friends and drawing attention from Lincoln county. Painter, famed for boxing ties and public service, has long been linked with regional politics and commerce, with a career spanning county commissioner roles and national sport involvement.
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Tom Waiater
Evanston
Kemmerer
Tom
Lincoln County
Mr. Painter
Warvetern Wyoming
Am ‘Hae
Etrogaly
Tinculs
Unita County
Auto Trucks for Star Valley Mail
Mayor J Noviitt of Cokevville visits Keome to discuss Star Valley Mail auto trucks. Comeville Afton Transportation, led by him as president, plans a summer log of auto trucks to support services. Action likely at the annual stockholders meeting on April 18.
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J. Noviitt
Cokevville
Keome
Granger
Comeville Afton Transportation
126 Inches of Snow Handalph News
A garbled historical clipping reports a snow depth of 126 inches at Garden Cyve near an elevation of 6200 feet with mention of solid drifted prospects and water concerns. The text is partially unreadable but references a March date and local weather conditions.
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Handalph News
Tur St
Women influence in public affairs sparks local action
The article argues that women can shape public policy and cites a recent case where the Wesolub and the Women of the West club influenced the city council to pass an ordinance restricting selling tavern spirits to minors and curbing pool halls. The outcome shows mothers and wives pushing for the public good without sacrificing domestic virtue.
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Eee
Women of the West Club
Election called for May 9 in Kemmerer city race
Mayor Marquis issues election proclamation for Tuesday May 9 as Kemmerer voters prepare for a nonpartisan municipal contest. City will elect a mayor and two council members. Dr. W C Cannington will not seek re election. local Citizens Independent Peoples groups expected to back a ticket.
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Kemmeter
J. R. Marquis
Kemmerer
Citzens
Independent ‘Peoples
Marquis
C. H. Hibbs
W. C. Cannington
Diring
Antelope Reports Increase and Early Road Openings
John Herrod arrived from Half Way Gunday with freight teams to service Harry Munn’s store at Cottonwood head. He says business is opening up fine and the road from Grahams to Willow Creek Gap is in good condition with a few snow drifts. Autos should be able to traverse by week’s end. He notes increased antelope numbers with a spring sighting of one herd around 200 in size and others of 25 to 75. Wildlife now frequent their old haunts between Cottonwood and Green River.
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John Herrod
Harry Munn
Cottonwood
John
Grahams
Willow Creek Gap
Green River
Printing Office Robbery In Green River Star Office
Green River Star proprietor C C Davis visited Rock Springs last week leaving a hob o printer in charge. Two more tourists arrived and were set to work before an Orat man claimed ownership. A short time later the printer left with the office items. Davis returned to find the typewriter and other supplies missing and warned other offices to beware of a carrier in disguise.
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C. C. Davis
Green River Star
Rock Springs
Davis
1916 Brand Books Ordered by State Board of Irrigation
The state board of irrigation commissioners awarded the contract for publishing the 1916 brand books to Smith Bracks Company of Denver as the honent bidder. The bid was 1.00 per copy for the first 580 copies and 61 cents per additional copy, with a minimum print of 1,000 copies, about $200 below Wyoming bids. The project is large and handmade. distribution timing not advised. James Ballorw, a visitor from Cokeville, was seen Friday.
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State Board of Irestock Commissioners
Tus
Smiths Bracks Company
Denver
Wyoming
Senator Madden Hurt in Riverton Chronicle Incident
Senator Madden suffered a palatal accident near Boov last Friday when his driving bones allegedly ran away. He was thrown to the ground and tended by Dr. Clark after a deep head wound, with Dr. Tonkin arriving to continue care due to concerns over his condition.
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Wat
Madden
Boov
M. J. Marip
Clark
Tonkin
Sali
Nowe
Foreigners' School Proposed for Lincoln County Camps
Lincoln County Central Trades and Labor Union backs foreigner education as Charles B. Bruce reports a plan to open citizen schools for foreigners in Kemmerer and surrounding mining camps. A special committee will gauge interest, with possible summer sessions and diplomas after three graded courses in English and government.
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Murch
Geo. Woodhouse
Lincoln County
Central ‘Trades and Labor Union
Mr. Woodhouse
I Cnapeen
Paul Armstrong
United States
Salt Lake City
Kemmerer
Central Trades and Labor Union
Cokeville Visitors Attend Local Event Names Included
Cokeville visitors attended a Sunday gathering to view "The of 4 Nation," with attendees listed as Mayor J. D. Noblitt, W. Marley and spouse, Postmaster George Bourne, Dr. J. B. Edwards, Basher Jobe A. Larson, Claus Kroeger, Axel Johnson, Les Olson, Billy Hanks, Charley Dean, and Ted Morgan.
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Cokerlte
of 4 Nation
J. D. Noblitt
Mra. W. (. Marley
George Bourne
de. J. B. Edwards
Basher Jobe A. Larson
Claus Kroeger
Axel Johnson
Les Olson
Billy Hanks
Charley Dean
Ted Morgan
Sell State Lands On Friday Sale in Lincoln County
Public land auction set for Friday in Lincoln County features nine parcels advertised under the state lands act. Bidders will be directed by the Glate Land ... officials with parcels including properties in the Coberrille and Keusmarer districts.
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Lincoln County
Hich
Glete Land Sinaere Oles
Vhoinky
Coberille
Keusmarer
Wyoming Official Directory 1916 Presents State Officials Reference
New State Directory Secretary of State Frank J Haus published an Official Directory of Wyoming 1916 a handy reference book listing all state officers select and appointive many judges institutions and means of ture United States officials United States Commissioners land owners directory of National Guard and county officers with much other information of general interest
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Frank J. Haus
Wyoming
United States
State Land Commissioner Hopkins to confer on land policy
State Land Commissioner Hopkins will meet with Washington officials this week to discuss land matters and proposed legislation. The bill, introduced through Senator Warren and Congressman Meadel, would empower the state to reconvey large tracts of worthless land to the general government for possible guaranteed sales at sixteen dollars per acre.
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G .Hopkins
Washington
Francia
Warren
Frank W. Moo
Dell
Hopkins
Senate
House
Amater Warren
Meadel
Mine Examinations and Unclear Miner Notice
Fragmentary OCR text describes mine examinations and miner safety notes. Mentions individuals and dates in a garbled form, with references to birth, female names, and a potential coal or ore context. Not enough legible facts to determine a clear event or outcome.
Big Picture Dme at Lyceum for Birth of Nations screening
A large crowd attended a Sunday showing at the Lyceum featuring Birth of Nations imagery. The 26 piece orchestra performed a powerful score as attendees from nearby towns gathered for the event, though some seats remained unsold. The review notes the vivid visuals and impact of the production on local listeners.
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Lyceum
Ne Ion
Kemmerer
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Oregon
West Ie
Tom Painter
Star Valley Mail
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James Ballorw Wars
Cokeville
Riverton Chronicle
Foreigners’ School
Nccent
Chas. B. Bruce
Burch
Naturalization Authorities
Raymond Crist
Sureh
Department
I Fe
Washington Auxiere
Eivery
DaeRe
Harry
Casper
Harry Hynds
Plains Hotel
Re Hynds
HW. Dickinson
Kemmeree Lodge of Masons
Wo Dickinson
Lander
Crand
Hartjvet
Dob Christmas
Dickingon
P. P. Dickinson
Dickinson
New State Directory
Iberland
Phil Kirk
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