New Sole Owner Gains Complete Control of Kemmerer Publishing
Last Monday evening a meeting in the Kemmerer Publishing office resulted in unanimous dissolution of the old company. C Watt Brandon becomes sole owner of all assets including buildings and real estate. From now on the business will operate in his name with expanded offices and printing facilities aimed at better service.
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Kemmerer Publishing Company
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Kemmerer Carera
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The Coming City Election Turbulence and Public Debate
The piece criticizes city politics, denouncing partisan influence and calls for nonpartisan, community-focused governance. It notes allegations of favoritism since incorporation, claims about leaders and groups, and urges concrete, accountable administration without property interests.
Fragmented OCR Notice Incoherent Readout Triggers Data Cleanup
The readable fragmentary text shows garbled names and phrases with no clear event. It mentions a test, a jail term, and random strings suggesting OCR errors, hindering extraction of concrete entities or a coherent news item.
Judgeship Election Held Proper by Constitution
The text notes legal entanglements over a judgeship and states the Supreme Court’s view that the best election for six years was proper. It says the judgeship must be decided at the election two years hence with the fall poll settling the judgeship question.
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Supreme Court
Harriet Knight resigns from Wyoming university board
Miss Harriet Knight, the only woman trustee, submits her resignation to Governor Brooks. She states that appointing a partisan board would be in the best interest of the university.
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Harriet Knight
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Wyoming University
Brooks
Society and association oppose long distance horse race start
The State Humane Society with the National Association plans steps to block the long distance race from starting at Ogden to Denver. They say no good will come from the race and actions will be taken to prevent it.
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State Humane Society
National Association
Ogden
Denver
Senator Warren Praised for Wool Growers Support in Interview
Dr. S M Wilson of Douglas lauds Senator Warren as loyal to wool growers. He cites Warren's influence in Washington and relentless defense of American wool interests, while noting his strong leadership in the Senate and public service.
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S. M. Wilson
Douglas
Senator Warren
Sergitor Warren
Washington
Meritu Congress
Public Service Department
Tdis
Great Salt Lake
Warren
Amerian Senate
Local social notes and town chatter near Kemmerer
The column records numerous personal moves and small events in Kemmerer and surrounding areas. Names include Fred Burt, M Mitchell, Sally Gee, Willie Davis, Fred Hurt, Mrs A Ryan, Sam Lloyd, Ida Jligalis, and Arthi Roviiison. It notes a marriage set for April 20 and a Socialist city ticket rumored for Kemmerer. A baseball game Kemmerer vs Diamondville is noted for tomorrow at 2 PM.
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Fred Burt
Perry Hendricks
Kemmerer
Bu Marks
Salt Lake
Cokeville
Howard McWilliams
Piney
Fred Derwin
Daniel
Sam Lloyd
Ida Jligalis
Cumberland
Socialist Party
Arthi Roviiison
Mountain Trading Company
Dick McKay
Proutier
G. K. Marilock
Camera
Joe McDonald
Forse Creek
Daniel Uurover
Curtis
Perley Beninci
Desert Watch
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Mourday
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Geran
Kile
Prigiile
Mine Inspector Appointed Amid Turbulent Local Debate
A local governmental panel appointed a mine inspector amid a stormy public discussion. Officials named Aaron, Ali Ge, and other stakeholders while a donor dispute and legal notices loomed over the proceedings.
Fragmented OCR Text From Historical Page Section
The readable fragments describe various names and phrases scattered across a historical page. It mentions places and mixed terms but lacks a coherent event or clear subject to summarize into a complete news item.
Court Doings In Cumberland Featured Verdicts And Trials
The Liva Brone case went to the jury and returned a guilty verdict for manslaughter with a leniency recommendation. Civil cases include Live Pacific Express, Cove Oregon Short Line, and Pomeroy v. Gritham. Bendixsen v. Proutier Supply Co. had jurors deliberating. Reardon v. Vickrey for land conveyance moves forward. Anna Bruce sentenced to one year in state prison. F. G. Kivemiller and Thomas Downs each faced felonious assault pleas with sentences of one and eighteen years respectively. State v Noble Gregory for unlawful game killing is set for Friday morning. Attorneys McGovern and Snyder. Col. Christiaas has left for Salt Lake. Local social notes mention Edison show Twinkle, and several residents traveling or ill. Mrs. Asserson in Rock Springs after appendicitis operation. Quaker Maid Rye advertised by Jok Canolla.
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Liva Brone
L Ve Pacific Express Company
Ko Ve Oregon Short Line
Pomeroy Vs Gritham
Bendixsen Va Proutier Supply Company
Equity
Reardon Va Vickrey
Anna Bruce
F.G. Kivemiller
Thomas Downs
Penitentiary
Noble Gregory
John A. Bagley
Salt Lake
McGovern
Snyder
Col. Christiaas
Primary Held As Citiwens' Primaries Conclude
The Citizens held last evenings primaries with the opera bows in place. J J Folger was chosen as chairman and Peter Gordon as secretary of the temporary organization. Dr De Stattard named nominator and Frank Tre ates Vie presided, with Hake a AYE Gantt as the last five year serving member.
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Wol Hoeier
Mnakyer
Easter Program Plans Highlight Local Talents
A Diamondville Easter program showcases community performers and school groups with cooperation from the Miners Mts and local teams. The event emphasizes youth participation and local talent across singing, acting, and instrumental numbers.
Public Notice Fragment Reflects Lapsed Publication Text
Fragmentary OCR shows a public notice with garbled names and phrases unclear about action, official names, or deadlines. No coherent details enable firm identification of parties, dates, or locations beyond general references to publication and legal terms.
Laramie Glee Club Tours for Widows and Orphans Fund
The Laramie Glee Club plans a university tour with proceeds to aid widows and orphans from a Hanna mine disaster. Directors Mrs Clark and Mr. Rickle lead the group as they promise skilled performances including solos by Tibbie Kiel and Thirkeldsen with Peabody and Merriam, plus piano numbers.
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University Mando Hingid Glee Clubs
Hanna
Clark
Rickle
Laramie
Chopin
Unclear OCR Item With Disjoint Phrases Across Text
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered phrases about pricing beef, teeth, a depot, and names with no cohesive event. Unable to determine concrete people, places, or actions from the readable content.
Lost and Found Fragments From a Murky Notice
Fragmentary OCR text lists scattered names and locations with unclear context. It mentions names like Toland, Javan, Leann, and Henne, plus vague references to Novena and Middtaey, leaving the notice status and purpose ambiguous and unreadable.
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Niel Vet Votve
Toland Snes Borniuthors
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