Earnest Worker praises George S Walker of National Wool Growers
The July issue of The Shepherds Journal features a substantial writeup on George S Walker secretary of the National Wool Growers Association. Editors laud his leadership and publicity work, suggesting Walker could rise to national prominence and represent his state in Washington, D.C.
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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 Views From a National Reporter
Newspaper man Curtis William E. Curtis visited Wyoming and praised its influence in Washington. He lauded Senator Carey as honorable and influential, while Senators Clark and Warren earned high ranks for diplomacy and forceful leadership. He noted Wyoming’s vast possibilities, abundant resources, growing railroads, schools, and churches, and strong respect for 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 granting downward tariff revision
After twenty weeks of debate the Payne tariff bill passed the Senate on August 5 and was signed by the president within three hours, adjournment sine die followed, and the measure took effect at midnight. President Taft defended the bill as a substantial downward revision and a response to Republican promises despite not being perfect.
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Senate
Sixty-first Congress
Republican Party
Taft
Frontier days indigo, Ruth Bryan Leavitt in Denver society
The note asks about Frontier days participation. Ruth Bryan Leavitt, daughter of William Jennings Bryan, is being hosted in Denver society. A Rawlins family loses four children to scarlet fever in a week, with a fifth ill. wabine disease mentioned. The State Department watches events in Spain, noting internal dissension and possible foreign war risk. many foreigners speculate riots and theft linked to Morocco unrest amid global tension.
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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
Board of county commissioners refused licenses for Isabella Burne and Marie Hamilton to sell liquors in Kemmerer. The vote drew approval from many familiar with the issue. Kemmerer faced criticism for a brothel on the highway to Dismondville. Migration concerns arose as a result. Licenses were forbidden on premises for now, with anticipation of eventual closure or relocation away from the public.
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Board of County Commissioners
Isabella Burne
Marie Hamilton
Kemmerer
Dismondville
State Valuation Confusion Sparks Equity Debate
A garbled report outlines state valuation figures tied to ranchers and businessmen, noting a second valuation of property excluding a segment and showing totals around 963,215,701 with increases over prior assessments. The state board of equalization is blamed for the broad revaluation impacting counties Big Horn and Carbon.
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State Board of Equalization
Jona
Ja Ibany
Big Horn
Kemmerer News Highlights Local Visits and Events
A collage of Kemmerer notes covers visits by Mrs McDermont and Miss Kate Smith, travel plans of Mr Taloot to tour major western cities, and local chatter about residents like Joe Angelo with typhoid fever. Sports mention Green River and Frontier baseball, plus a 6 to 4 score for the home team. Communities report on health, travel, and upcoming trips to Yellowstone and Seattle.
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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
Homeward bound rancher sent to state hospital with typhoid fever
Homer Jensen arrived from the hay fields of Cottonwood on Friday with a severe attack of typhoid fever and peritonitis. He was sent to the state hospital at Rock Springs accompanied by Dr Marquis. Jensen, a son of Birs Jensen, has ranching interests on the Homework but is currently in Saratoga, Wyoming.
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Homer Jensen
Cottonwood
State Hospital
Rock Springs
Marquis
Mr. Jensen
Jensen
Saratoga
Wyoming
Livery Barn Sold to Mack and Loucke Young
John Felix sold his Kemmerer livery stable to Andrew Mack and Loucke Young of Diamynastie. The new firm takes charge in the morning and Felix may later pursue another local venture. Mack and Loucke, previously in livery work, arrive with noted industry experience.
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John Felix
Kemmerer
Andrew Mack
Loucke Young
Plnnceille
Felix
Mersia
Macki
Loucke
Diamynastie
Sheridan Pins Infinte Stork Births in July Report
The July period records 23 births with no deaths noted, highlighting Sheridan as a focal point while Roosevelt shows warmth toward Sheridan in a brief civic note.
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Sheridan
Roosevelt
People of Payenne Enjoy Treaty Favor at Chautauqua
Friday's Chautauqua program drew the largest crowd of the day as speaker Kay Reid, a renowned humorist, entertained attendees with witty observations and social commentary during the afternoon session.
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Payenne
Kay Reid
Tat
Telephony Periodical From Lake City Attracts Local Staff
A newly received periodical from Lake City focuses exclusively on the telephone world. It is expected to interest area employees and adds a fresh specialist read to the local table.
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Korky Mountain Hell
Publi
Local Visitors and City Dwellers Tour Kemmerer Area
Ike Hilson of Nock Springs visited Tuesday while A G Morton of Camberland Kemmerer on business. W L Paulson, Dr ule, Ralph Cimnther and Garteld f traveled to Kook crink Saturday and spent Sunday. Hagley of Granger looked over nearby ballad property with intent to buy. Bab Calverly and others are noted in town during the week.
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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 Deri Layingert Woot
Partial readable lines indicate names Coman Wilks and Deri Layingert with unclear event or date. The fragmentary text mentions a Wednesday and a count of three, but no full context to establish a definite action, place, or organization.
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Coman Wilks
Deri Layingert Woot
Publication Notice From Viladesh and Nearby Areas
A fragmented notice describes residents traveling from Arco Idaho and Kemmerer district patterns, with mentions of Fahey district Mine Workers organizer and G A H events. It notes Mr Fahey’s report on conditions, Townsend of Datel passing through Kemmerer to Halt Lake, and Mrs Townsend with A O Hogan family returning to Kemmerer after medical treatment in Pocatello. Stock levels at Mountain Trading Co. advertised alongside local operational details and upcoming trips to Salt Lake.
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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 amid financial and public works actions
In formal proceedings the council reviewed billings to cover expenses for police justice salaries street staffing and deputy marshal pay. Funds were ordered drawn on the treasurer. A bid on cromswalks was laid over to the next meeting. An ordinance to create a Town Engineer position was postponed.
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James P. Hosenberg
City Drug Store
John Feliz
Kemmerer Coal Cu
Foy
Retr Sloan
Irvine
Omne
Mayer
Left shoulder injury sidelines Andros Hemuing in Wyoming
A brief sports update notes P. O. Proater from Wyoming reports sg left shoulder for Andros Hemuing, sidelining him while the team evaluates the extent of the injury and potential return timeline.
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Andros Hemuing
Proater
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