Hamlin Garland Plans Westward Visit to Wyoming Range
Editor reports Hamlin Garland will travel to the Wind River range via Lander and Fort Washakie this year. He intends to spend a few days in Cheyenne and Lander before entering the mountains to view glacier beds near Premont and Bannon Peaks, with a photograph in the current issue. Garland departs Chicago for the West today.
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Hamlin Tari
Wind River
Mont Tale
Lander
Fort Washakle
Cheyenne
Premont
Bannon Peaks
Carland
Wyoming
Thander
Garland
Chicago
West
Guernsey Gazette changes editor charge announced
Willian proprietor CW of the Guernsey Gazette declares Obver Etheridge will assume charge of the paper with strong public recommendations. Eugene V Debs the socialist candidate for president, interviewed in Little Rock and predicts Taft’s victory. Hisgen of Massachusetts nominated for president and Temple Graves named as vice president of the Independent or Hearst party. Encampment Merald under new management shows improvement as a leading Wyoming mining center.
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Willian
Guernsey Gazette
Obver Etheridge
Eugene V. Debs
Little Rock, Ark
Taft
Hisgen
Massachusetts
Debn ‘Temple Graves
Tndependent Party
Hearst Party
Encampment
Wyoming
Tee publican county convention set for Evanston date
An official notice announces the Tee publican county convention to be held in Evanston on September 5 with primaries scheduled for the following Saturday. The call will not be ready for publication until next week.
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Evanston
Editor reshapes dispatches amid regional papers feud
The Laramie Daily Republican notes conflicts over camera coverage and editorial credibility between itself and nearby outlets. Officials claim editors reprint material from the Kenimerer Camera while denying ties to the Pinedale Roundup.
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Vt Chaplin
Laramie Daily Republican
Lnform
Kenimerer
Pinedale
Fragmentary Political Accusation Text From OCR
OCR fragment attacks Democratic press against Wan Te Tis and a supposed protectee, mentioning Christian doctrine. Vague phrasing and garbled names suggest a torn political item with unclear details and no verifiable facts.
Beheading of a mayor's daughter shocks a town
A local tragedy unfolds as a prominent figure's daughter is beheaded during a tense night. The incident triggers a swift investigation, with authorities seeking motive and connections to the alleged murder at a nearby venue. Residents await updates as officials explore possible suspects.
Unclear historical note outlines candidacy and local race activity
Fragmented OCR hints at a local election scene with candidates Nathual Qotanhitteetian and others, mentioning a petition style contest, a figure named Hartel Doane Cheruilienaire, and references to Watt, Hiseenewd Tear Sears, and Mat Leah cietlom. The text remains garbled with multiple nonsensical phrases and names.
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Pati
Cularade
Choi Solith
Dart
Watt
Unclear Text Fragment From Historical Page
The readable portion shows a jumble of names and phrases lacking coherent event or context. It mentions possible person names and scattered terms but no identifiable action, place, date, or organization to ground a summary or title.
Elk Coal Company Officials Tour Kemmerer Progress
Ben Thornhey South general manager with superintendent Stevens visited Kemmerer to inspect Elk Coal Company property at Elkel and discuss development plans. George Priednan and Delon Brand accompanied. travel by rail and power lines impressed observers. South plans return to Salt Lake City next week as work on a new mining camp city advances.
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Thornhey
Ben
South
Elk Coal Compntity
Charge Stevens
Kemmerer
George Pried Ant
Elkel
Crade Road
Salt Lake
P J Quealy Presiding At Mining Conference Meeting
P J Quealy presides as talks continue between United Mine Workers and Mine Owners over a tentative 45 cent scale raise. About fifty mine owners and more than 400 workers show interest as wage levels from the wartime period are noted at 34 workers per track layer and timber men with current mine output ranging from 66 to 4 cents per ton.
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Denver
United Mine Workers
Hon Pod, Quealy
Commercr Coal Company
Vacationing Laborer Frank Tichborne Leaves for Ten Day Outing
Frank Tichborne a patient laborer with Abe Camera forer and accompanied by Lester Douglas departed Monday morning for a ten day outing on the Hamesfork about thirty miles north. He has been a father and industrious worker for years and is worthy of the vacation, though he took a shinee Rit and an inn to bring back game for friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tichborne
Abe Camera Forer
Lester Douglas
Hamesfork
Here
Frank
Contine
Fragmented crude local news item from Wheeh area
The text reads as a garbled reminiscence of a gathering near the railroad tracks in Wheeh and a feast with various names and places, including Kem Thener and Chet. It mentions a feast, eating, a wagon, and some scattered activities around a village setting with unclear participants.
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Servie Ores
Phineas
Birthday Party Mise Vie Beeeiey onvertalel by ee a Mouirliay eveartnut
Fragmented OCR text describes a birthday event and mentions several names and places with garbled phrases. Key entities appear as Miles Lecadley, Kantian wley, Venlohte oct Liat, Hob. Charles, AC loctetamie, Lyla Witte, and references to meets and dates, though many words are unintelligible.
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Miles Lecadley
Anil Kantian
The
Tay
Charles Ane
de Deve
Local News Roundup Amid Harvest Work and River Travel
The column reports on William Selliday and Opal satin, hill folk visiting from Green and Helena cow herding, gunfire on the plains, and a long fishing season with a large crop expected. It notes Alex Price returning from Keen River, Mrs Griff seeking hospital care, Judge Rosenberg issuing hunter licenses, and Mrs Walter Scott’s travel plans to Miredale followed by family hospital visits.
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Alex Price
John Griff
Iden
Judge Rosenberg
Walter Scott
Riverside
Wycoming
Miredale
Little Berteiece
Oscar Petersen
Stafford
Salt Lake City
John Byers
Salt Lake Hospital
Ritchie
Despondent Woman Tries Suicide After Family Quarrel
Mrs Danay Brown a Black resident recently moved from Rock Springs in a cottage behind Hoek Saloon attempted suicide by taking taudinum after a family quarrel. Dr Stafford administered antidotes and she revived, though she felt worse from the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Danay
Rock Springs
Hoek
Balling
Stafford
Kemmerer Visitors and Local Happenings Update
Day Moore and wife of Camberland visited Kemmerer on Wednesday. Judge CW Holden of Fontenelle was a business visitor this week. Mrs Bird and two daughters from Unkley came for dental work. The Cleavelands finished fencing the cemetery addition. Dr Connington returned from Coke Ville and will visit Evanston. Miss Rawhauser of Salt Lake may relocate here. A birthday party honored Miss Erona Matthews. Miss Nora Sammon marked her 27th birthday with friends. Estray notice posted for a white cow with markings found near Water.
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Day Moore
Camberland
Kemmerer
CW. Holden
Fontenelle
Mere
Je. Bird
Unkley
George
Mullens
Logden
Mullen
Hay Curtis
Dame Romer
Ray
Cleaveland
Dr. Connington
Coke Ville
Evanston
C.D. Stafford
Cokeville
Evelyn Tanner
Wilie F. Peterson
Peter Waterson
Bosinons
Erona Matthews
Nora Sammon
Thurwlay
Hite
Harms Fork
Thesday
Hin
Otis
National Forest
Tage
Winkleman denies report on Green River project
In a reply dated July 8 1908 from Encampment Wyo G W Winkleman states there is no truth to the rumor that the Cottonwood county proposition to take the out of the Green River near Heaver mouth has been abandoned. He says his men are hard at work on plans and expect a successful finish.
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G. W. Winkleman
Cottonwood
Green River
Heaver
Cam
M. Winkleman
Cumberland Dog Serenade Sparks Town Exterminator Incident
Fragmented Cumberland Chronicle notes a quirky scene as a dog chorus near the electric light provokes a gun-toting exterminator. It mentions local residents, visitors from Scofield Utah, a funeral in Coalville, and various small town events including a juvenile breakup, a new daughter, and a muddy week picnic with a girl’s and boy’s baseball game ending 7 to 4.
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Cumberland
Uery Bun
Nat
Metlarty
Chas
Gutsen
Elk Coal
Tim Evans
Lizzie Thomas
Scofield
Utah
Faddies
Clawson
Beveridge
Bagnall
Coalville
George Sweeting
McLain
W. S Pear
Heaith
Papa Durb
Margy
Crawford
Ryckman
Bvanston
Otto
Gikari
Jeter
Evanston
Wyoming Watchman
Free
America
Forminler
Harris
Umberland Hand
Oakley Visits and Local Happenings Include Family Trips
Oakley residents report visits from Fearn and Jeninie Fearn while many men wear etnies forPay night. Mrs Wan Hall and son spent Promer day in Bloomington Tha. Grace Staith of Salt Lake visited Oakley with friends. Crystal syines of Ketmiiner stayed with Greta Hird. Mat Arumtenng recovered after a short illness. John Neil paid a lying visit to the city and a young lady was seen. John Lowham visited his parents in Hiard and reports events in Hast sect Jomeph Hird, state mine inspector, will inspect Hock Springs mines Monday. A girl Pinte kites visitors to Wonk Che dite tonight. Mr and Mrs Swen Swellen plan an extended visit with Montpelier relatives. The fat ball gate drew many from surrounding towns. Hubert Hackett returned from sult Lady Mowlay and took gas-watcher duties at Gleneue. Charis Clark injured his foot recently, affecting movement. Doe Bird Jr returned from Hank ranch and kept busy. Leap pear will arrive soon as gallant young men plan trips to Oakley. MM King of Hook has with bey wit Nabe Cis Visonaie AusAlt on be Se
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Scar Fearn
Almy
Jeninie Fearn
Oakley
Wan. Hall
Young Son
Bloomington
Tha
Grace Staith
Salt Lake
Crystal Syines
Ketmiiner
Greta Hird
Mat Arumtenng
Alien Morrie
John Neil
John Lowham
Hiard
Jett
Hock Springs
Swen Swellen
Montpelier
Hubert Hackett
Sult
Lady Mowlay
Gleneue
Charis Clark
Doe Bird, Jr
Hank Ranch
Diaminndville
King of Hook
Bey
New Name for the Wind River National Forest
The president signs executive orders renaming Purest Reserves as National forests. Wind River Division becomes Bonneville National Forest with Zeph Jones as supervisor in Pinedale. Teton National Forest now 1.464 million acres under A. KF. Miller with headquarters in Jackson. Wyoming National Forest to absorb former Teton south, 1.200 million acres, supervisor John Raphael at Aftun. Poke supervisors planned to reach 14, overseeing over 17 million acres of national forest.
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Wind River Division
Bonneville National Forest
Zeph Jones
Pinedale
Teton National Forest
Teton Division
Snake River
A. KF
Miller
Jackson
Tetan Division
Wyoming National Forest
Soshe
Hear
Green Rivers
John Raphael
Aftun
Stanaee
Local Business Ads Highlight City Stores Offerings
A jumble of store notices promotes fresh fruit at Pacific Exprene t, postal cards at City Drug Store, Edison lights, late newspapers, and order services. The Edison promises quick service, The Fountain serves ice cream, and Ellison Electric advertises quick, practical electrical help plus quick printing and stationery.
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City Drug Store
Lost or Stolen Ray Gelding in Wyoming Dogs
A one year old horse named Ray Gelding with a Hammer brand on the left shoulder and a sear on the back of the front fetlock, missing from Lyman Utah and Uinta County Wyoming. A reward is offered for return to Andrew Nien, lock box 144 Oakley, Wyn.
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Ray Gelding
Hammer Brand Om
Randy Tuild
Sear
Wie Raed
Lyman
Uinta Conny
Wych
Andrew Nien
Oakley
Wyn Seur
Strayed or Stolen Horse Missing From Diamondville Corral
A four year old black horse with a split right boot and white hind foot went missing from a corral in Diamondville around March 15. Owner Lawrence Hori reports the horse last seen near Diamondville Saloon after being tied with a bucket nearby. Reward offered for return.
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Diamondville
Sears
Frank
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Elk Coal Company
P.J. Quealy Presiding
William Selliday
Hilly Weers
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Helena
Charley
Ben Mooney
Wilson
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de Wilson
Hutte
Annenilla Copper Mining Company
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Fenwir
Renemerer
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Ae Funaway
Hiethelber
Huberts
Utr
Poplar Draggiat de Huberta
Muberts
Wwe
Mr Week
Mim
Balint
Beth
Melaughlin
Bdieu Klewtrie Theater
Talon Bay
Ebagitia Chie Lins
Sue Beam de Alupee Eerareliout Vole
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Heer
Hendricks
Ible
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Helbig
W. A. Hocker
Ulm
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Sahil Westray
Wid River
Edward Sutton, Kemumeryr
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COP
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Kanches Wall and
Pentel
Grau
Acral
Wire Daily
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Tuoke
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Ellison
Lawrence Hori
Diamondville, Wyn
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Martin
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