Is Their Action Just in County Official Notices
The Wyoming statute limits official publication to the designated county paper and binds no other officer to publish notices elsewhere. The Camera protests a county move to deny its road notice bill while allowing other papers. Attorney H. R. Christmas appeals to the district court as to whether past road notices in Lincoln County were invalid and must be republished.
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Wyoming
Board of County Commissioners
Harrison
Tue Cammaa
CaseRa
Tae Dame
Jackson Hote Courier
Lincoln County
H. R. Christmas
Tax Casmena
District Court
Wyoming State Prem Association to Hold Annual Meeting
The Wyoming State Prem Association plans its annual gathering in Wheatland during June or July, with expectations of a busy session after no meeting was held that year. Robert F. Potter has been succeeded by John W. Cook of Lander as secretary of the association.
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Wyoming State Prem Association
Wheatland
Robert F. Potter
John W. Cook
Lander
William R Nelson Led Kansas City Star Editor Dies
William R Nelson longtime Kansas City Star editor died at his home in Kansas City last week. He guided the Star to national prominence and influence, leaving a significant loss to the newspaper world. Hamlin Garland after twenty five years in Chicago will relocate to New York keeping a Wisconsin homestead and spending summers in the Rockies with literary work centered in the metropolis. Laramie Republican.
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William R. Nelson
The
Kansas City
Hamlin Garland
Chicago
New York
Homestead
Wisconsin
Rockies
Metropolia
Garland
Wyoming
Laramie
Chicago election signals voters’ fatigue and party swing
The piece notes the recent Chicago mayoral race showing a large Republican victory by about 135,900, while Democrats had bet on victory. It suggests this reflects growing voter stress in tough times and foreshadows next year’s expected poll results and potential Republican strength returning.
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Chicago
Governor Kendrick Vies for U S Senate Seat
The article discusses Governor Julie B. Kendrick possibly running as a Democratic candidate for the United States Senate, aiming to succeed Senator Clark of Evanston for reelection. It notes Kendrick’s potential to become governor if elected and mentions the likelihood of Senator Uberk seeking reelection and Kendrick’s awareness of the challenge.
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Julie B. Kendrick
United States Senate
Pearcy
Clark
Evanston
Kendrick
Frank L. Hows
Uberk
Double Farewell Party For Moving Friends Attended by Couples
A home gathering last Saturday evening brought about a dozen couples together for a double farewell to Mee and Wa Gheen as they move to Garden City, Vian. The event was described as pleasant with fine food and a most enjoyable time.
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Gheen
Viney
Mom Praok Bynen
Garden City
Vian
Public Pulse department invites readers to discuss public matters
CAMERA notes it rejects anonymous communications and emphasizes publication only with author names for protection. The paper offers a Public Pulse section for reader discussion on topics of public importance, though readers have shown little demand for such discussions.
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Ie Camera
Consistory Reunion Set for Cheyenne June 14 17
The midsummer reunion of Wyoming Consistory No. 1 A A and B U will be held in Cheyenne June 14 to 17 with a large class expected. Secretary-General John H. Cowles of the Supreme Council Washington DC is anticipated. Master of Kadosh George H Gilland urges all consistory masons to attend.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
John H. Cowles
Supreme Council
Washington, D. C
George HU
Gilland
Kelly Out of Jail After Month in County Lockup
J Ho Rely was freed from Kemmerer county jail on Friday after a month on good behavior while solving outstanding bad checks. He had already served four months in Sweetwater county jail before transfer. Known for ties to a Pocatello real estate firm, he returns to Pocatello to attempt to make amends.
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J. Ho Rely
Kemmerer
Sweetwater
Pocatello
Tak Camera
Renniker in Federal Clutches Sheriff
A fragmentary report describes Renniker in federal clutches after a past break in at a Cuboville bar shop. The tale notes prior associations with Myr Hansen's sheep and a prior arrest in Mootpelier, with escape attempts and unclear current status mentioned.
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MD Hause
Carl
Bensiana Preceer
Henniker
Myr. Hansen's Sheep
Bar
Cuboville
Mootpelier
Cube Galle
Dow
Wiedow
Revolvers stir fear and gun debate across the nation
A contentious Gazetteer column notes revolvers provoke public alarm as 11 year old youths roam streets with portable cannons, while 6000 Americans die yearly from their use. The piece mocks rabid sensationalism and calls for stricter restraint amid dangerous urban life.
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Whitaja Fv
Gasette
Memoriam for Ludlow Martyrs Drapes Union Charter
Members of Union No. 2960 United Mine Workers of America at Frontier drape the charter in mourning for Ludlow departed. In a 1915 meeting they honor those slain a year ago, pledging remembrance and somber tribute lasting 00 days. Signed by committee: Jno Cameron, Jno Copal, Chas D Crome, James Jacoletti, James J Hackett.
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Ludlow
United States of America
Union
United Mise of America
Frontier
Jno
Amos Smith Heads to Ranch and Mule Shoe Property
Amos Smith travels from Galt Lake to his Mule Shoe ranch near Piney arriving Monday evening en route to the Big y reach. He plans to stay through the summer, tending spring and summer work on multiple ranches while enjoying good health. He recently returned from a coast trip to fairs up to Seattle, with Hob Majors as chauffeur this year.
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Amos Smlth
Galt Lake
Big Y
Piney
Seattle
Baseball Spirit Moves to Forge Strong Team, Local Plans
The article notes Kemmerer teams have strong material and hope to organize quickly for a solid season. Several locations are eyed for new grounds, with off groundstate fencing and lumber cleared for reuse. The old grandstand is to be renewed alongside the new facilities.
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Tvs
Kemmerer
Socom
Odd Fellows to Celebrate Event in District Lodge Rooms
Odd Fellows announce a night of celebration with sixty seats reserved for the event. After the show, attendees will move to the lodge rooms for a luncheon. The order is progressing nicely and has a strong membership in the district.
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Thie
Opal Happenings and Local Notes From Opal Town
Opal residents report Richard Fosdick plans to stay in Colorado while Dick Furth explores sheep shearing and new building projects for Elmer Rathbun and Jake Herchier. Local chatter covers travel, business in town, a Buick looping the loop, depot staff change, and many small social details among neighbors and sheep growers.
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Richard Fosdick
Colorado
Elmer Rathbun
Jake Herchier
Altho Dick
Election Fraud Case Overshadows County Officials Sentences
A circuit court judge sheriff and several county officers received prison terms ranging from two to six years with fines after a fraudulent election case. The judge, sheriff, and officials faced lengthy sentences, while other defendants earned shorter terms and modest fines. The U.S. government indicated readiness to investigate further elections where federal officers suspect irregularities.
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Wyoming
Eheriff
Democratic County Central Committee
United States
Thorobreds For Sale Have I the New End Soee Se Re
Thorobreds listed for sale with a brief catalog entry noting new end saddle and purchase options. Details are sparse in the fragment, but the ad indicates available stock and potential pricing cues.
Thompson Anounced Secretary At Patelivestock Meeting
Fred L Thompson of Lander serves as secretary after a Patelivestock Commission meeting held in Cheyenne last week amid organizational notes.
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Patelivestock Commtnion
Chayenne
Fred L. Thompese
Lander
Community Chapter Meeting Schedule With Visitors
Families are invited to attend the regular chapter meeting at Bow End, then adjourn to receive visitors. A luncheon will follow with entertainment and possible dances after.
Transforming barren waste into productive soil on Big Island
The report notes farmers using plows and hoes to convert barren land into productive soil. It highlights hopeful plans for ranchers to become owners and reap good results as Mother Earth offers opportunities for growth.
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Big Island Grom
Beas
Sajoying
Beafles
Honpeetendars
Mother Earth
Fragmented OCR note on charitable planing for children
Ambiguous OCR text fragment describes plans related to a charity or child care event. Names, dates, places unclear. Reads as garbled notes about provision for children and possible involvement of volunteers or organizers.
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Wedeoudey of Flach Week
Kelly
Renniker
Amos Smith
Odd Fellows
W. Chrieman
Vriday
Heber Entertainment
Selliday
L. D. Taoner
Hig Piney
Thomas
Maurice
Gnach
Harry Wiseon
Ib. Petrie Made & Dying
Wm. Gowen
Idaho
Bille
Marks
Opal Mercantile Company
Jas
Hamafork
Hilly
Heaven
Hell
Salwaye
Opal
Gull Whitman
Chrismas
Ogden
Vinit
George
Wate
Ovette
Dake Herschler
Chas. A. Christmas
Indiana
Lyceum West Fridep
Torpang
Lillian Hassall
Fur Sale
Aes Rae Abeademmae
Koumumarer
Fred L. Thompson
Moenail
Washington
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