Earnest Work Highlights George S Walker Of Wool Growers
A Chicago July issue features a lengthy tribute to George S Walker secretary of the National Wool Growers Association. Editorial praise calls him the backbone of various groups and a rising leader with ambition to reach Washington representing his state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherd's Journal of Chicago
George 5. Walker
National Wool Growers’ Association
Georges
National Wool Growers’ Associa
Itoo
Walker
Mr.Taft
Washington
D.C
Wyoming Praise From National Reporter Curtis
Newspaper man Curtis visits southern and central Wyoming writing that the young state has great Washington influence. He lauds Senator Carey as honorable and influential, singles out Senators Clark and Warren for high ranks and strong committee work, and notes Wyoming’s vast resources, railroads, schools, churches, and commitment to law and order.
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William E. Curtis
Wyoming
Chicago Daily
Reraing
Washington
Joseph M. Carey
Clark
Warren
East
South
Iveness
Senate
Payne tariff bill becomes law after extended Senate debate
After twenty weeks of debate the Payne tariff bill passed the Senate on August five and was signed by the president within three hours. The Sixty-first Congress adjourned sine die as the bill took effect at midnight. Taft said the measure is a sincere GOP effort toward downward revision though not perfect. He noted many rate reductions justify calling it substantial downward revision.
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Senate
Sixty-first Congress
Republican Party
Taft
Frontier days interest and society notes from Denver
The note discusses attendance at Frontier days and Ruth Bryan Leavitt entertained in Denver society. It mentions a Rawlins family loss from scarlet fever and wabine disease, and touches on U S interest in Spain and Morocco. It notes anarchist riots and foreigners seeking loot amid conflicts.
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Ruth Bryan Leavitt
Wmn. Jennings Bryan
Denver
Rawlins
Nate
Henson
Department of State
Spain
Washington
Morocco
Ean
Kemmerer Liquor Licenses Denied by County Board
The board of county commissioners refused licenses for Isabella Burne and Marie Hamilton to sell liquors in Kemmerer amid strong approval from locals. The town has faced criticism over a single highway brothel near the route to Dismondville, with migration concerns rising as talks of relocating or closing saloons continue.
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Board of County Commissioners
Isabella Burne
Marie Hamilton
Kemmerer
Dismondville
State Valuation Figures Reveal Tax Increases Across Regions
The state board of equalization reports a new valuation of property statewide, affecting ranchers, businessmen, and other property owners. The total valuation reaches 963,215,701 with increases over prior levels, impacting Cosel and regions including Big Horn and Carbon.
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State Board of Equalization
Jona
Ja Ibany
Big Horn
Local Kemmerer News and Outings Highlight Busy Week
In Kemmerer reports, residents plan a Yellowstone Park trip and a coast tour through Seattle and Montana. Edith and Clare McDermont of Montpelier Idaho join social events. Miss Mildred Jones returns from Salt Lake City. Joe Angelo suffers typhoid fever near Cokeville. Taft’s celebration noted. Green River and Frontier baseball rally 6 4 for Frontier at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer 6 & Trust Co
Thea Howard
A. Murray
Kemmerer
Delaware
Tata
Edith
Clare McDermont
Montpelier
Idaho
Yom Matthews
Malu
Aenean Ee
Evanston
Wyoming
Coe Tnths Hills
Mildred Jones
Salt Lake Sur
le Dow
Matthew Willison
Tyewe
Joe Pellerini
Ie Havi
Triangle
Joe Angelo Ia
Cokeville
Kemmerer Taat
Cari
Taft
Ed Taloot
Spokane
Wear
Seattle
Washington
Montana
Jooks
Charley Howell
C. Hamp
Fontenelle Ranch
Charley
Yellowstone Park
Freen Ver
Reding Co. Cs. Paarees
Cheyese Tdells
Green River
Frontier
Carnahan
Cumberland
Wan Tahur
Raha
Jensen Sent to Rock Springs Hospital After Illness
Homer Jensen, from Cottonwood, arrived Friday with severe typhoid fever and malaria. He was taken to the state hospital at Rock Springs accompanied by Dr Marquis. Jensen is a son of Birs Jensen and has ranching interests on the Homework, currently in Saratoga, Wyoming.
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Homer Jensen
Cottonwood
State Hospital
Rock Springs
Marquis
Mr. Jensen
Jensen
Saratoga
Wyoming
Livery Stable Sold to Mack and Young in Kemmerer
John Felix sold his livery barn in Kemmerer to Andrew Mack and Loucke Young of Placille. The new firm will take charge in the morning. Felix will likely pursue another local business for a time. Mack and Young arrive from Diamynastie and are known for previous livery work.
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John Felix
Kemmerer
Andrew Mack
Loucke Young
Plnnceille
Felix
Mersia
Macki
Loucke
Diamynastie
Sheridan births and Roosevelt deaths in July prompt district note
The record notes 23 births during July and only deaths in the same period. Roosevelt shows a warm spot for Sheridan amid local civic notices and implied month of July events.
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Sheridan
Roosevelt
People of payenne enjoy treaty favor event at Chautauqua
On Friday the audience gathered for the Chautauqua afternoon session headlined by Kay Reid the real humorist. The speaker drew the largest crowd of the event, bringing lively remarks and a festive mood to the program.
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Payenne
Kay Reid
Tat
Telephone World Periodical From Lake City
A newly received issue from Lake City is a periodical focused entirely on the telephone industry. It is expected to appeal to local employees and enthusiasts in the district.
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Korky Mountain Hell
Publi
Local Names and Motions in Kemmerer Business Circles
Ike Hilson of Nock Springs visited as a witness Tuesday. A G Morton of Cumberland Kemmerer on business. Wu of Keckwith, Wye, transacting in Kemmerer Tuesday. W L Paulson Dr ule Ralph Cimnther and Garteld f traveled to Kook crink Saturday evening and Sunday. Hagley of Granger looked over the balaloo property with intent to buy. Bab Calverly Oe att of sember on a trip to a be mounialse.
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Ike Hilson
Nock Springs
A. G. Morton
Camberland
Senv Kemmerer
Lark
Keckwith
Wye
Kemmerer
W.L. Paulson
Dr. Ule
Ralph Cimnther
Garteld F
Kook Crink
Toe Hagley
Granger Waa
Pepur
Balaloo
Baylig
New Coman Wilks and Deri Layingert Woot
Fragmentary OCR note mentions three terms or figures and a date like Wednesday in a distorted form. No clear event, place, or organization is readable enough to confirm a concrete news item. Summary reflects the unreadable snippets as best as possible.
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Coman Wilks
Deri Layingert Woot
Publication Notice From Viladesh and Nearby Areas
A notice reports activity in Viladesh and nearby towns with names such as Hansa and Kemmerer. It mentions people like Fahey and Townsend traveling for local business, medical operations by Dr. Wright in Pocatello, and a stock notice from Mountains Trading Co. plus a stock complete claim. The piece also notes town visits and preparatory travel for events in Halt Lake and Galton.
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Smith
Arco
Idaho
Fahey
Perica
Kemmerer
Townsend
Theemmerer
Halt Lake
Salt Ue
Galton
Hogan
Pocatello
W. A. Wright
Pucatello
Thia
Mountains Trading Co
Town Meeting Notes and Budget Motions
Records show bills presented to the treasurer for police justice salary and street team work at City Drug Store and Kemmerer Coal Co. Communications mention bid on cromswalks deferred to next meeting. Ordinance creating Town Engineer office laid over. clerk notes adjournment and planned appearance of parties for next regular session.
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James P. Hosenberg
City Drug Store
John Feliz
Kemmerer Coal Cu
Foy
Retr Sloan
Irvine
Omne
Mayer
Left shoulder injury noted for Andros Hemuing
Brief item records P. O. Proater of Wyoming reporting a left shoulder issue affecting Andros Hemuing. Limited readable details.
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Andros Hemuing
Proater
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Mmerer
Viladesh Fed Hansa
Ryanston
Davin, Nagle
Sarsnal's Report
Vate
Thawe
Cotswold
Lincoln
Ramboulet Rama
Prospertice
Cokenile
Planta
Perinaies
Ani
Eng
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