Hamlin Garland to Visit Wind River Range This Year
Editor reports Hamlin Garland will travel via Lander and Fort Washakie into the mountains visiting Cheyenne and Lander before entering the Mourtaing. He plans to see glacier beds beneath Premont and Bannon Peaks showcased on the current page. Garland departs Chicago for the West today, praised for elevating Wyoming tales.
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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 Change in Editorial Charge
Willian proprietor of the Guernsey Gazette announces that Obver Etheridge will hereafter have charge of the paper with an excellent recommendation to the public. Eugene V. Debs, a socialist candidate, was interviewed in Little Rock and predicted Taft's victory. Hisgen of Massachusetts nominated for president. Temple Graves, Hearst party vice president, discussed. The Encampment Merald newspaper in Wyoming shows improvement under new management.
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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
Publican County Convention Set for Evanston Sept Five
The call has been issued for the Tee publican county convention to be held in Evanston on September 5. Primary elections will take place on a Saturday in August. The official call won’t be ready for publication until next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Laramie Daily Republican Notes Editorial Reprint Change
The Laramie Daily Republican discusses its editorial stance and credits the Kenimerer Camera for new reporting while contrasting coverage with the Pinedale Roundup. The note clarifies editorials and mentions the Rutabip in relation to credibility and attribution.
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Vt Chaplin
Laramie Daily Republican
Lnform
Kenimerer
Pinedale
Fragmentary note hints at political bias in press
The readable fragment accuses Democratic-leaning press of bias against Wan Te Ti and hints at a religious or political defense. It mentions the Christian doctrine and political campaigning, but the text is incomplete and unclear about specifics.
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Corrupted OCR text describes a historical figure facing beheading after a murder near a town. Details are unreadable. no clear names, places, dates, or outcomes can be confirmed.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at local political figures and events
Fragmentary text mentions Nathual Qotanhitteetian, Pati, and Mir Ue with references to elections, a plurality, and a date. Names, places, and actions are garbled, yielding no clear incident or outcome to report.
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Pati
Cularade
Choi Solith
Dart
Watt
Fragmented OCR text yields unclear headline
A garbled input contains mixed letters and phrases with no coherent events or identifiable names. The readable portions do not establish a definite person, place, or action to summarize into a coherent news item.
Elk Coal Company advance on Kemmerer plan described
Ben Thornhey and Charge Stevens visited Kemmerer with a plant executive group to inspect Elk Coal Company properties at Elk, review a proposed rail line and power setup, and discuss plans to develop a model mining camp city with future Salt Lake return. Local readers can expect fuller details next week.
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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 Miners Meeting On Wage Pact
P J Quealy presides a meeting of miners and mine owners discussing a proposed amical wage agreement set at 45 to a scale with increases over last year. About fifty mine owners and over 600 employees show interest. Wages during the war averaged 34 0 per track layer and timber men, while mines paid on a 4 basis.
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Denver
United Mine Workers
Hon Pod, Quealy
Commercr Coal Company
Vacationing laborer heads north for ten day trip
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 of here. He has been a father and industrious worker. he is too enjoying a long vacation and reportedly took a shinee Rit along, leaving a note that he will return with game for friends.
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Frank Tichborne
Abe Camera Forer
Lester Douglas
Hamesfork
Here
Frank
Contine
Fragmented local记 text whispers of a village feast
A garbled OCR fragment recalls a community gathering near the railroad in Wheeh with mentions of a feast and various names. The passage is largely unintelligible, offering few clear facts beyond setting and mood.
Birthday Party Mischief at Community Event
A fragmented report describes a birthday party and related hometown commotion tied to local figures. Names and places appear garbled but reference a gathering, spectators, and a tentative link to a council or community meeting. The piece hints at disruptions around a social event with several adult and youth participants.
Local notes on hunting, fishing and community life
The column records a flood of small town happenings. It notes names like William Selliday and Opal ssatirway fit, Hilly Weers from Green, Hackberth on sheep shearing, Alex Price returning from Keen River, and Mrs. John Griff traveling for surgery. It mentions hunting licenses, the pen season, fishing yields, and various residents traveling, healing, or awaiting operations.
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William Selliday
Hilly Weers
Despondent Lavenin Incident At Hoek Saloon Area
Mrs Danay Brown a Black resident recently moved from Rock Springs and living near Hoek Saloon attempted poison after a family quarrel. Dr Stafford treated her with antidotes, reviving her though she felt worse afterward.
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Mra Danay
Rock Springs
Hoek
Balling
Stafford
Kemmerer visitors and local notes mixed in Kemmerer district
Day Moore and wife of Camberland visited Kemmerer Wednesday while Judge CW Holden of Fontenelle conducted business here for several days. Dental work drew Je Bird and daughters from Unkley. George Mullens and family from Logden may settle permanently. Various local items follow including fishing trips, fence work around the cemetery, visits from Dr. Connington, possible relocation of a trained nurse Miss Rawhauser, elk and antelope mounting, race for a tarter, a fall from a horse concussing Miss Evelyn Tanner, and the return of Willie F. Peterson from a two week vacation. Birthday party for Miss Erona Matthews and Nora Sammon’s 27th birthday noted, plus farm and hunting plans, lodge elections, and estray notice.
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Day Moore
Camberland
Kemmerer
CW. Holden
Fontenelle
Mere
Je. Bird
Unkley
George
Mullens
Logden
Mullen
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 disputes report on Cottonwood project
In a reply dated July 8 1908 from Encampment Wye G W Winkleman states there is no truth to the earlier report that his party abandoned the plan to take action near the Green River mouth. He says workers are advancing the project and expects a successful finish.
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G. W. Winkleman
Cottonwood
Green River
Heaver
Cam
M. Winkleman
Cumberland Tales From a Turbulent Evening
Community notes recount a chaotic Cumberland night with a chief dog exterminator firing a pump gun at a porch and dogs serenading near the electric light. Local visitors, a coal company property call, a Zion visit, oblique legal mentions, and a lively L D S picnic close with a Cumberland baseball game among schoolchildren and townsfolk.
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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 News Roundup From Oakley and Nearby Areas
Oakley residents report visitors and social visits with Miss Grace Staith of Salt Lake and Greta Hird's guest, while Crystal Syines from Ketmiiner stayed with Greta Hird. Local mining inspector Joseph Hird plans to inspect Hock Springs mines. John Neill and John Lowham visited families, with several locals planning trips to Montpelier and Diamonville. Gas watchman Hubert Hackett recently returned, Charis Clark injured his foot, and Leap pear and other residents anticipate spring activities.
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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 Wild River National Forests
The president signed orders renaming Purest Reserves as National forests. Wind River Division becomes Bonneville National Forest with Zeph Jones as supervisor at Pinedale. Teton National Forest expands 1.464 million acres under A. KF Miller at Jackson. Wyoming National Forest forms from southern Teton division, 1.2004 million acres, with John Raphael at Aftun.总
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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 Lines Advertised in Edison City Drug Store
Local notices promote fresh fruit from Pacific Exprene t, souvenir postal cards, late periodicals, and newspapers at City Drug Store. The Fountain offers daily ice cream and cool drinks, summer tourist tickets to Pacifier roast, and printing stationery and commercial work services.
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The
Wire Daily
City Drug Store
City Drug ‘Storr
Tuoke
Janet ‘Ser
Lost Horse Seeks Return in Uintah County Wyoming
One year old gelding named Ray with a Hammer brand on left shoulder. Sear on back of front fetlock and a rough coat. Reward offered for return to Andrew Nien, Lock Box 144 Oakley, Wyoming. Contact Lyman, Uinta County.
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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 Report From Diamondville
A four year old black horse with a white hind foot was taken from a corral in Diamondville around mid March. The horse has a split right hoof boot, white hind foot, and weighs about unknown. Owner Lawrence Hori of Diamondville seeks information and reports noting the horse was seen near the Diamondville Saloon.
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Diamondville
Sears
Frank
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Howe
Benin
Elk Coal Company
P.J. Quealy Presiding
Servie Ores
Phineas
Miles Lecadley
Anil Kantian
Tay
Charles Ane
de Deve
Hackberth
Hireat Falla
Helena
Alex Price
John Griff
Iden
Judge Rosenberg
Walter Scott
Riverside
Wycoming
Miredale
Little Berteiece
Oscar Petersen
Salt Lake City
John Byers
Salt Lake Hospital
Ritchie
Charley
Ben Mooney
Wilson
John Ward
Cunberland
Fontenelle Basi
Mr. Ward
Mun Zhes
Sonere
Mooney
de Wilson
Hutte
Annenilla Copper Mining Company
Piuneiyilie
Wibsay
Ue Te Platte
Fenwir
Renemerer
Folwank
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
Hay Curtis
Dame Romer
Ray
Cleaveland
Dr. Connington
Coke Ville
Kemmerer Lodge 11
Heer
Hendricks
Ible
Anigiet
Helbig
W. A. Hocker
Ulm
Cetray
Sahil Westray
Wid River
Edward Sutton, Kemumeryr
Ale Eae
COP
Wala
Asner Iilser
Kanches Wall and
Pentel
Grau
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Ellison
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Martin
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