Is Their Action Just
Wyoming law limits official publication to the designated county paper for board proceedings. The Camera argues county clerks distribute road notices to multiple papers, and when Lincoln County commissioners favored outside papers for road notices, they rejected The Camera’s bid as unauthorized. The paper appeals through H. R. Christmas to district court, urging uniform publication legality.
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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 Pledges Busy Meeting
The Wyoming State Prem Association plans its annual gathering in Wheatland in June or July, likely a busy session since no meeting occurred that year. Robert F. Potter died recently and John W. Cook of Lander succeeds him as secretary of the association.
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Wyoming State Prem Association
Wheatland
Robert F. Potter
John W. Cook
Lander
William R Nelson obituary for Kansas City Star editor
William R Nelson longtime Kansas City Star editor dies at home after thirty five years shaping the paper. His death is noted as a loss to newspaperdom and the Star’s influence. Hamlin Garland after twenty five years in Chicago moves to New York to write with Wisconsin homestead and Wyoming summers.
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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 Republican lead in stressed times
The writer notes voters feel stress of the times after a Chicago mayoral election where the Republican candidate won by about 135,900, while Democrats had bet on victory. It suggests Democrats may expect similar outcomes when votes are recorded next year and that Republicans will return strong.
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Chicago
Whitaja Fv
Gasette
Governor Kendrick Eyes U S Senate Bid Amid Party Competition
The article discusses Governor Julie B. Kendrick possibly pursuing the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate in the next term. It notes the seat held by Senator Clark of Evanston and mentions Frank L. Hows as a potential governor if Kendrick is elected. It hints Kendrick may delay campaigning for three years and weighs Senator Uberk as a reelection challenger.
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Julie B. Kendrick
United States Senate
Pearcy
Clark
Evanston
Kendrick
Frank L. Hows
Uberk
Double Farewell Party For Mee and Wa Gheen
A small gathering at a home last Saturday hosted by about a dozen couples. The event celebrated the forthcoming move of Mee Wa Gheen to Garden City, Vian, and praised the couple amid warm well wishes.
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Gheen
Viney
Mom Praok Bynen
Garden City
Vian
Public Pulse department invited readers to discuss public matters
CAMERA regrets to advise readers that anonymous communications receive no recognition, and article value hinges on the author's attached name for protection. The Public Pulse section is available for any reader to raise subjects of public importance, though readers show little interest in discussion.
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Ie Camera
Consistory Reunion to be Held in Cheyenne
The midsummer reunion of Wyoming Consistory No.1 A A and B U will take place in Cheyenne June 14 to 17 with preparations for a large class. Secretary-General John H. Cowles of the Supreme Council Washington DC is expected to attend. Master of Kadosh George H Gilland urges all consistory masons to be present for a large turnout.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
John H. Cowles
Supreme Council
Washington, D. C
George HU
Gilland
Kelly Out of Jail After Month-Long Recline
J Ho Rely was released from the county jail on Friday after a month’s reclining. He had been arrested for issued bad checks and served four months in Sweetwater county jail before Kemmerer. Connected with a Pocatello real estate company, his release aims to give him a chance to make good the checks before returning to Pocatello on Sunday.
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J. Ho Rely
Kemmerer
Sweetwater
Pocatello
Tak Camera
Renniker in Federal Clutches Sheriff
A garbled report mentions Renniker facing federal action after past legal troubles. It references encounters with authorities, a past burglary at a Cuboville shop, and subsequent movements to Mootpelier and Cube Galle. The text cites individuals Myr Hansen and Carl Ben, with unclear dates or outcomes.
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MD Hause
Carl
Bensiana Preceer
Henniker
Myr. Hansen's Sheep
Bar
Cuboville
Mootpelier
Cube Galle
Dow
Wiedow
Revolvers and the dangers of pistols in cities
A historical Gazette critique laments revolver proliferation among youths and adults alike. It warns of rapid, lethal danger and claims 6000 Americans die annually from revolvers, urging cautious regulation.
Memoriam for Ludlow Departed by Frontier Local Union No 2960
Memoriam note from Frontier Local Union No 2960 United Mine Workers of America declaring mourning for Ludlow departed. It cites April 1914 1915 era timing and names officers Jno Cameron Jno Copal Chas D Crome James Jacoletti James J Hackett and committee signatories. Local charter draped in mourning for a period of days.
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Ludlow
United States of America
Union
United Mise of America
Frontier
Jno
Amos Smith Heads to Mule Shoe Ranch in Summer Plans
Amos Smith travels from Galt Lake to his Mule Shoe ranch near Piney arriving Monday evening on his way to the Big Y reach. He expects to remain home for the summer and tend spring and summer work at his ranches. He enjoys good health after visiting coast fairs up to Seattle. Hob Majors serves as chauffeur this year.
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Amos Smlth
Galt Lake
Big Y
Piney
Seattle
Baseball Spirit Returns to Kemmerer Ground Renewal
The article notes Kemmerer’s potential for a strong team as organizers push to field a robust baseball program. It mentions planned improvements to grounds and facilities, with old grandstand to be renewed and fencing removed to prepare for new construction and season readiness.
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Tvs
Kemmerer
Socom
Odd Fellows to Celebrate Evening Event in District
The Odd Fellows announce a celebration night with sixty seats reserved for the event. After the show the group will move to lodge rooms for a luncheon. The order is progressing well with strong district membership.
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Thie
Opal Happenings Highlight Local Folks and Deals
Opal locals mention Mr Richard Fosdick selling interests in Colorado and plan to stay nearby. They describe ongoing building projects for Elmer Rathbun and Jake Herchier, Dick’s sheep shearing trial, and a bustling town scene with various residents, businesses, and upcoming ventures.
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Richard Fosdick
Colorado
Elmer Rathbun
Jake Herchier
Altho Dick
Election Fraud Case Sentences From Circuit Court
An incomplete report outlines a circuit court ruling on election fraud with sentences ranging from one year to over five years and fines up to eight hundred dollars. The clerked summary notes officials and party members received varying terms as the government vows further investigation of fraudulent elections and possible federal action.
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Wyoming
Eheriff
Democratic County Central Committee
United States
Thorobreds For Sale Have I The New End Soee Se Re
Unable to determine readable facts from the fragment. No clear people, places, or events.
Thompson Named Secretary at Patelivestock Meeting
Fred L. Thompson serves as secretary at a Patelivestock Commission meeting held in Cheyenne district this week. Thompson, from Lander, was noted among attendees and active in committee discussions.
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Patelivestock Commtnion
Chayenne
Fred L. Thompese
Lander
Chapter Meeting Plans Card Luncheon and Guests
Families invited to attend the chapter meeting at the regular bow end. After adjournment, visitors will be received. An enteral event with cards and a luncheon is planned followed by danelog.
Big Island Soil Turns Wasteland Into Productive Ranch Land
A fragmentary report notes farmers on an island region transforming barren ground with plow and hoe into productive acreage. Strong emphasis on opportunity, endurance, and hope for landowners to reap returns through steadfast cultivation.
Fragmented OCR note on child care plan appears incoherent
The readable text outlines a planning concept for children and related guardians, but the rest is garbled. It hints at parental involvement, a child care setting, and a formal arrangement, yet lacks clear nouns, dates, or actions.
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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
Big Island Grom
Beas
Sajoying
Beafles
Honpeetendars
Mother Earth
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