Publication notices and editorial clash in local papers
In a reflected note, the Kemmerer Camera announces weekly publication details and advertising rates as Cheyenne Tribune moves into a new building, while Basin Republican cites Belgium's strike costs and social concerns. The Illinois white slave commission testimony highlights hotel sexual exploitation and dancing, with Cheyenne judge Mentzer urging reform as juveniles face burglary charges and parole terms.
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Cheyenne Tribune
Tribune
Leader
Basin
Illinois White Slave Commission
Chicago
George Tollen
Gertrude Britton
Juvenile Association
Fragmented Connecticut bank story stirs national attention
A garbled but vivid snippet suggests a Connecticut bank failure sparked front page urgency in major papers. It hints at media sensationalism, public concern, and calls for truthful reporting amid a crisis, mentioning wire services and public interest.
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Connecticut
Lange
Tie Daily
Murdereus Mathigiel
Aerties
Chet
Joy Pete Litoud
Cleo Prurgnter
Abu
Knowel
Shane Aeagudlorr
Dana
Wilelle
Nuryan
Wool Trade Tension Shapes Spring Flockmaster Plans
The wool market faces tariff uncertainty as flockmasters weigh selling or storing. Buyers delay offers while discussing duties and potential foreign supply. With a looming price rise, flockmasters consider shipping wool East storage or enlisting support for domestic demand, leaving individual judgment pivotal.
Pioneer Judge David H Craig Visits Rawlins
Judge David H. Craig of Rawlins arrives in the city for a few days. A Wyoming pioneer with over thirty years in the state, his kindly disposition and humor have endeared him to many friends, per the Cheyenne Tribune.
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W.C. Mentzer
District Court
Cheyenne
David H. Craig
Rawlins
Wyoming
Cheyenne ‘Tribune
Postmaster General Burleson Announces GOP Appointed Leaders
Burleson states administration will keep all Republican postmasters in office through their terms if no charges of inefficiency arise. The move aims to appease critics upset by Democratic Congress actions delaying Taft era appointments to let Democrats take office.
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Taft
Editor proposes E. J. Sullivan as Wyoming GOP standard bearer
L. J. Duhig in Thermopolia Record endorses E. J. Sullivan of Big Horn County as a strong floor leader candidate for the Republicans in Wyoming. The note urges Sullivan’s prominence to heal the split between Republicans and Progressives for the coming campaign.
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L. J. Duhig
Thermopolia Record
E. J. Sullivan
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Hood River Apples Stir East West Rivalry
A Washington DC incident shows a fruit seller naming Hood River apples as from a Western state. The buyer asks origin and name, the vendor hints Alutetn or Hood River. The tale suggests Eastern pride in Western fruit and hints at Dr. HON продуктив.
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Washington, D.C
Hood River
Alutetn
Dr. Hon
Fragments from a troubled city text on public gatherings
A garbled historical fragment discusses measures to curb rage at public venues and references dances, crowds, and social distress. It mentions authorities, potential reforms, and unrest, but the exact actions and context remain unclear due to damaged OCR. The piece hints at social tension and municipal responses without clear names or dates.
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Turkey
Theo
Tuller
Fragmentary OM note from Rome voyage in progress
The text shows an incomplete report about travel between Rome and Sydney with misread sections. It references a voyage, a cabin or capiite, and a beekle or wren term. the garbled OCR leaves the core event unclear and names are unreadable.
Governor Brooks Visits Insane Asylum Mystery Clock
A historical note recalls Governor Brooks visiting Kyameton insane asylum where he checks a wall clock with a sweeping inmate, the improvised exchange revealing discordant times and a bemused moment during the unannounced tour.
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Brooks
Maylom
Kyameton
Ft Waa
Laramie
Cement man to lead Marbleton building projects
J. E. Irvine travels to Marbleton near Big Piney after securing a contract from C. P. Budd to erect a new cement block bank building and other structures. He also has work lined up with the Pabst Brewing Co. for an ice house and cooler at Sublet. Subcontractors and dates remain to be announced as subscriptions notes are printed.
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J. E. Irvine
Marbleton
Big Piney
C. P. Budd
Star Ieee
Filding c
Irvine
Hia
Will Ee Fey
Courage in creatures and humans across daily trials
The excerpt cites animal bravery from turtles ants and a hen defending young, echoes heroic acts at Thermopylae and the Titanic, then weighs daily courage to defy convention think freely discuss science and poetry and welfare in a lighthearted circle as Cel Ver's Weekly notes.
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Itematick
Thermopyla
Notice of Will and Letters Testamentary in Wyoming Estate
In the District Court of Lincoln County Wyoming the estate of RATHERINE QUEALY is named with a petition for letters testamentary. The hearing is set for Friday May 9, 1913 at 10 a.m. at the Clerk of Court in Kemmerer. Creditors and interested parties must appear. Carl Cook is Clerk of the District Court. The notice is signed April 28, 1913 by Tuan Stouch Attorney for Petitioner.
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Wyoming
County of Lineulny
Ratherine
Quealy
Kemmerer
Lincoln Cronty
Lincoln County
Wyo- Jining
iSe
St James Episcopal Church Sunday Service Schedule
St James Episcopal Church holds services each Sunday morning at 11 oclock with Sunday school at 12. Bren haty welcomes attendees.
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St. James’ Episcopal Church
L. D. S. Church Sunday Schools and Services Schedule
The text lists church activities with Sunday school at 10 and a 7 40 service. It mentions Earnest, a man after truth, and includes references to Hedwanp Evans as Prosing Eldar and an Improverist Clan event.
Saint Patrick Church Prayer Service Notice
The St Patrick Catholic Church announces a Sunday service at 11 o clock led by Rev T D Lyscnt Pastor. A meal follows at 20 days stated, Cumberland setting, with activities scheduled for the morning and noon.
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Cumberland
T. D. Lyscnt
Methodist Services Kemmerer and Diamondsville Supney
Ernest J. Magor, Pastor, urges local residents to attend diverse services in Kemmerer and Diamondsville. Weekly programs include preaching, prayer, and devotions with morning and evening sessions. Everyone invited to participate in these church activities and community worship.
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Kemmerer
Diamondsville
Diamondvillee
Kemmerer Rypworth
Ernest J. Magor
Trustees Meet at University of Wyoming Board Session
The Board of Trustees chaired by Hon. T. F. Burke met to discuss the cultural hall excavation and cornerstone, with plans for a $100,000 building to house offices and classrooms. New members David Douglas and D. Spalding attended. A consolidation of the preparatory department with Laramie High School was referred to President Duniway for action.
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University of Wyoming
T. F. Burke
Burke
United States District Attorney
Wyoming
David Douglas
Kemmerer
William Dubois
Teeiacsueu
Board of Trustees
Atomewing
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University
Igh School of Laramie
Duniway
3S Board
Laramie High
Laramie High Schools
State Normal School
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Carl Cook
Tuan Stouch
Curtis
Idewelar
St. Patricks Catholic Church
Webster Ballinger
Freme Webstrell Departawente
United States
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Gopwite Ist National Bank
Ouaunly
Our Shores
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Fitzpatrick Meres
Diamondville
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Terwes
Congress
Benjamin
C. W. Peterson
Benjamin Shop
Union Pacific System
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Omaha
Minneapolis
Limit
Oregon
Short Line
Lincoln Lumber Co
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