Publishers Suffer Under Anticompitax Law Debate
Senator Culbertson of Texas has introduced an amendment to the anticompax law allowing ill funds to pay publishers with transportation for advertising. The piece argues Wyoming rates favor publishers, criticizes railroads for not providing transport in lieu of cash, and urges the Wyoming Press Association to push for legislative action before the next session. It calls editors to inform candidates in the primary about these issues.
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Culbertson
Texas
Congress
Wyoming
Public Utilities
Idaho
Wyoming Press Association
Boen
Henry Ford Endorsed by Te publicans of Michigan
Henry Ford gains backing from Michigan Republicans for the governorship over Senator Smith. President Wilson remains unopposed on the Democratic ticket.
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Henry Ford
Automobile Fame
Tepublicans
Michigan
Geals
Smith
Wilson
Advertising plan cited in Watton paper raises questions
A fragmented ad plan appears in the Watton issue, noted as a unique advertisement in the paper’s pages. The document shows repeated scans for advertiser mentions, prompting scrutiny over its legitimacy and intent within the publication.
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Watton
Cotme Firme
New Cylinder Preny Arrives and Installation Delays
A new cylinder preny has arrived and was installed in the building with difficulty. The type tu he aed hae been delayed, affecting the transfer and overall execution of services. Inter eating features Undoor Wabty tha terprine.
Denver visit and hotel events outlined in March notes
The fragment mentions a March visit to Denver and a trip to New York featuring Waldorf Astoria hotel events. It references The National Publishers Association and a person named Hung Epeeld planning evenings of work combining base and operation while away. The text is fragmentary and uncertain.
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Bette
Denver
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Nathohal Publishers
Hung Epeeld
Fragmented note on editing and advertising in a 19th century paper
A garbled editor’s column fragment describes editing a Virginie issue and pondering superstition. It references “Correpondente” and “Reterprise,” mentions a spider and a merchant advertisement, and ends with a stray name.
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Virginie
Randolph News Owners Pledge Nonpartisan Policy
Messrs Charles Christensen and Arthur McKinnon announce in the Randolph News first issue that the plant will be nonpartisan in politics, signaling a commitment to impartial reporting and lack of party allegiance.
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Charles Christensen
Arthur McKinnon
The
Randolph News
Ink supply prices rise sharply for pigments and dyes
From Our Printer's Ink Supply House reports pigments used in ink manufacturing have surged from 100 to 2000 percent, and original dyes show steep cost increases. Ink prices advanced 25 percent since January 1, with orders subject to acceptance and prices liable to change without notice.
Roosevelt Emerges as Possible Republican Nominee
Wyoming Republican papers fret over November race and give notable prominence to Theodore Roosevelt. Though not yet officially a candidate, Roosevelt is viewed as the likely compromise option at the Chicago convention in June, a prospect Democrats dread.
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Wyoming
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Chicago
Colonel Leads Fresh Forces at Wilson Center
The report notes reinforcements with fresh ammunition arriving for the firing line. The Colonel rapidly deploys his battery and opens heavy fire on the Wilson center, targeting the Mexican sector which endures galling fire. The enemy front in this sector is described as leveled as troops fall back.
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Wilson Center
Sheridan Post
Roosevelt name on state ballots raises doubts and hopes
The text notes Roosevelt may be a candidate this year but has refused to allow his name on official ballots in Michigan Nebraska and Minnesota. It suggests the GOP may seek a party reorganization for better conditions and that a Chicago convention would nominate him if he permits ballot placement.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Michigan
Nebraska
Minnesota
Chicago
Mayor Painter Visits Kemmerer From Evanston
Mayor Tom Painter of Evanston visited Kemmerer in the late part of the week, greeting many friends in Lincoln county. A notable Wyoming figure, Painter is a prominent veteran supporter and a recognizable name in boxing circles, with decades in local politics and service as a county commissioner.
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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. He notes Comeville Afton Transportation, of which he presides, plans an auto truck fleet this summer to support mail and passenger service. The matter likely will be addressed at the April 18 stockholders meeting.
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J. Noviitt
Cokevville
Keome
Granger
Comeville Afton Transportation
Snow depth report from Handalph News garden rise
A March 1 report notes 126 inches of snow at Handalph News Garden Cyve area, elevation 6200 feet, with solid drifted prospects and deep accumulations. The fragment mentions ML Bhow and a ranger, but details are unclear.
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Handalph News
Tur St
Women in Public Affairs Spark Civic Action
The Women of the West club and petitions to the council led to a swift ordinance banning selling tavern beverages to minors. The author argues women’s involvement in municipal affairs benefits public welfare without compromising domestic virtues.
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Women of the West Club
Election called for May ninth in Kemmerer contest
Mayor Marquis issues proclamation in the Camera announcing the municipal election to be held Tuesday May 9. Little candidate naming has occurred but a Citizens or Independent ticket is expected to avoid partisan campaigning. Mayors term and two council seats at stake with Hibbs and Dr. Cannington up for re election. Cannington states he will not run again.
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Kemmeter
J. R. Marquis
Kemmerer
Citzens
Independent ‘Peoples
Marquis
C. H. Hibbs
W. C. Cannington
Diring
Antelope Reports Busy Freight Run From Half Way Gunday
John Herrod arrived from Half way Gunday with freight teams to supply Harry Munns store at Cottonwood head. He notes the Grahams to Willow Creek gap road in good condition with light snow drifts and expects autos to pass by week’s end. He also reports Antelope herd increases with a spring sighting of about 200 in one hand and several bands of 25 to 75 nearby between Cottonwood and Green River.
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John Herrod
Harry Munn
Cottonwood
John
Grahams
Willow Creek Gap
Green River
Printing Office Robbery at Green River Star
Green River Star proprietor C. C. Davis visited Rock Springs last week leaving a hobo printer in charge. Two tourists later worked there and the Orat man claimed ownership. A short time after, the printer received a summons and departed, Davis returned and found the office missing a typewriter and composing sticks. Davis warned other offices to watch for a printer carrier under his area.
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C. C. Davis
Green River Star
Rock Springs
Davis
Brand Books Ordered for 1916 Publication Contract Awarded
The state board of stock commissioners awarded the contract for publishing the 1916 brand books to Smiths Bracks Company of Denver as the honent bidder. Bid was $1 per copy for the first 580 copies and 61 cents for each additional copy, with a minimum print of 1000 copies. The bid $200 lower than Wyoming competitors. James Ballorw, a visitor from Cokeville, was noted.
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State Board of Irestock Commissioners
Tus
Smiths Bracks Company
Denver
Wyoming
Senator Madden Hurt in Riverton Incident
Senator Madden suffered a serious fall last Friday near Boov when his driving bones broke loose. He was rushed after a deep head wound, treated by Dr. Clark until Dr. Tonkin arrived, and remained under care at M. J. Mar ip home with his family monitoring recovery.
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Wat
Madden
Boov
M. J. Marip
Clark
Tonkin
Sali
Nowe
Foreigners' School Proposed in Lincoln County Mining Camps
Charles B. Bruce reports that Lincoln County Central Trades and Labor Union backs foreigners' schools for mining camps. A committee studies demand, with possible summer start. program outlines include English, government, voting, domestic science, and three grade levels. Washington diploma offered after completion. hundreds may enroll.
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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
Burch
Naturalization Authorities
Washington
Raymond Crist
Sureh
Department
I Fe
Washington Auxiere
Eivery
Cokeville Visitors Attend The Nation Event
Cokeville visitors including Mayor J. D. Noblitt and postmaster George Bourne joined others such as Dr. J. B. Edwards, Jobe Larson, Claus Kroeger, Axel Johnson, Les Olson, Billy Hanks, Charley Dean and Ted Morgan to attend Sunday activities tied to a local gathering.
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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
Public Land Sale in Lincoln County This Week
Nine parcels of state lands will be offered for sale Friday in Lincoln County under the guidance of the State Land Sineare office. Advertised individually, the parcels include five in Cobberille and four in Keusmarer areas, with notices published for interested bidders.
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Lincoln County
Hich
Glete Land Sinaere Oles
Vhoinky
Coberille
Keusmarer
Gas grand master visits Casper area
Harry Hynds, manager of the Plains hotel, spent days on a business trip to Casper to pursue securing a natural gas franchise for fuel and lighting. He is a stockholder in Pine Mountain oil, drilling planned for more wells, with pipeline potential to Casper. Kemmerer Lodge hosted a meeting with Grand Master W. Dickinson of Lander and a social hour with tea, coffee, and cigars afterward. Dickinson, a prominent state figure, was the visiting officer.
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Harry Hynds
Plains Hotel
Casper
Re Hynds
Wyoming
Kemmerer
Wo Dickinson
Lander
Crand
Hartjvet
Dob Christmas
Dickingon
P. P. Dickinson
Dickinson
New Wyoming Official Directory Issued by Secretary Haus
The 1916 Official Directory of Wyoming, by Secretary of State Frank J. Haus, serves as a handy reference listing all state officials both elective and appointive, including judges, county officers, national guardsmen, landowners, and other general interest information.
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Frank J. Haus
Wyoming
United States
State Land Commissioner Hopkins to confer on land matters
State Land Commissioner Hopkins plans talks with Washington officials and senators to amend land legislation. He will present a bill introduced through Warren and Meadel to allow reclaiming large areas of worthless land from the state to the general government and to demand a guaranteed sale of $16 per acre.
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G .Hopkins
Washington
Francia
Warren
Frank W. Moo
Dell
Hopkins
Senate
House
Amater Warren
Meadel
Birth of Nathos and Tar in Mine Examination Note
Fragmentary report describes miners and a birth or birthlike event tied to a mine examination. Names and dates are unclear, but the text references a mine, miners, and a potential incident or observation recorded on a Saturday. The piece mentions sharing, a combination, and a referenced price or cost.
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Iberland
Big Picture Dme of The Birth of Nations at Lyceum
A large audience in Kemmerer Sunday enjoyed a “Birth of Nations” showcase at the Lyceum, with two performances drawing many locals and visitors. The 26-piece orchestra delivered a strong, lively accompaniment, and attendees praised the production though some seats remained unsold.
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Lyceum
Ne Ion
Kemmerer
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Oregon
West Ie
Tom Painter
Star Valley Mail
Eee
Brand Books
James Ballorw Wars
Cokeville
Riverton Chronicle
Foreigners’ School
Nccent
Chas. B. Bruce
DaeRe
Harry
HW. Dickinson
Kemmeree Lodge of Masons
New State Directory
Phil Kirk
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