Tote Will Carry Maryland By At Least Twenty Thousand
The report states Tote has a lead of twenty thousand in Maryland while the Republican county convention is planned in Eyaston on Saturday. Kern is named as the Democratic vice presidential nominee. A military escort may be required for Yellowstone Park travelers in the future amid new oil industry growth in Kemmerer town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary
Maryland
Eyaston
Saturay
Butte
Mont
Watt Hrundon
Kemmerer
Wye
Mikers
Quealy
W.C. Whyte
Diamond Coal & Coke Company
Montreal
Scotland
Aud
W. P. Steward
Albert Heitz
Diamondville
Hoya
Chas
Hart of
Montpelier Wan
Tne
Giberth
Henry J. Peterson
Mary Snedden
Mable Stellwagen
Kathery Moueeke
Leshool
Povidia d. Duhnsen
Prediction Taft Victory Persists In Democratic Press
The Cincinnati Enquirer, a staunch Democratic paper, predicts Taft will win easily and the editor would not state such without full knowledge. Report says Mrs. Kate Marshall of Lanier bought a controlling interest in the Lauder Mountaineer, with Park Hays leaving as editor in September. The Mountaineer remains Fremont County’s only Democratic newspaper, longtime publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Enquirer
Taft
Kate Marshal
Lanier
Lauder Mountaineer
Park
Hays
Mountaineer
Fremont County
Outlaw Bandit Robs Seven Stagecoaches in Yellowstone
A bandit in Yellowstone Park last Monday robbed seven stagecoaches along the stage road after visitors are searched for weapons at entry. He netted about 2100 in cash and similar value in valuables, provoking anger among the protectors and a demand for compensation from the government.
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Yellowstone Park
National Park
Fragmented preview of eastern stronghold in nes Tundeyrenidener party
The text outlines a rising eastern influence for a new party in Ue light and hints at broad electoral dynamics. It mentions Heart as a central figure, compares west and east voting blocs, and references New York paths, with cryptic allusions to candidates and political factions shaping a potential presidential outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bryat
Beck From the Mountains Piowk Ptelter Casder
The fragmentary report mentions Beck returning from the mountains with others including Woo Avery Mi and Wolle Nee. It hints at a gathering or event at a location called Pop Mie es ghite uf salar with a reference to a prime speak by MR WIT At Seats.
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Suton Peak
Woo
Avery Mi
Unclear OCR Fragment Struggles With Names and Phrases
A jumble of garbled words and stray names from an OCR scrape. No coherent events, dates, or entities form a readable news item. readable fragments are insufficient to identify people places or actions.
Unclear local notice on land sale and heirs
Fragmentary OCR text describes a land sale or estate action in a local area with names like HL Wille and Abe Hainbseery. Details are murky but indicate a petition or notice regarding property transfer at a Pedl estate and associated parties. The readable elements show names and locations but lack a coherent narrative or dates.
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Pedl
Fragmentary note on names and events from Hanna era
A damaged OCR fragment mentions individuals including Motes Trai Workooday and Gao, with uncertain actions about water, oath, and a person named Jonah. The text is garbled, providing no coherent events or dates to reconstruct a clear news item.
Hamlin Garland Nears Wyoming Visit Despite Frontier Plans
Hamlin Garland, famed eastern author, cancelled Cheyenne Frontier visit and returned east. He traveled Wyoming with photographer party, capturing Premont’s peak and several other peaks from distances of six to fifteen miles while praising the scenic Rocky Mountain views and planning to use material for new stories.
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Cheyenne
Hamlin Garland
Comig
Frontier
Garland
East
Wyoming
Snowy
Lauder
Premont
Cheyenne Tribune
Jett
Arthur Roberts
Fremont’s Peak
A Land
Tinker
Alaska
Gjurland
New County Map Project Advances Clerk Post
A garbled local item discusses a county map project and a civil service appointment for a clerk position. It references a council or official meeting and mentions individuals with unclear titles. The text is damaged but signals administrative updates and future steps.
Kemmerer News Briefs Button Up for Autumn
Local letters note residents, visitors, and travel from Kemmerer and nearby towns. Names include J. K. Davis, Miss Lindley, Mrs. Maven, BI Moreland, Jay Quealy, M. Friedman, Lee Stafford, Alex Revel, Steve An ly, A D Noblitt, Wyn, Fred Lellman, Mrs. Halbert, Miss Lyon, Miss Josephine Ingalls, Dr. Stafford, Prof. Sellon, Lewis Jones, Mrs. Frank Pfeiffer, Misses Hibben and Pepper, Oscar Peterson, James M Donald, Frank Dice, J A Keller, Charley Cavanaugh, and others. Trips cover Salt Lake City, Evanston, Midvale, Diamondville, Haber City, and Denver. fishing, boxing prep, and farm visits noted. A lost watch chain and Gary Hines references appear among miscellaneous items.
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Elk
J. K. Davis
Kemmerer
Mise Lindley
Evanston
John Maven
Salt Lake City
BI Moreland
Jay Quealy Hay
Warner's Hall
New Haven
Conn
Conn. ©. M. Friedman and Lee Stafford
Salt Lake
Alex Revel
Angels
Steve Anly
Haber City
Oregon
A.D. Noblitt
Austinon
Moray Fur Mall
Wyn
John Mudd
Baby
Big Ong
Mra. C
Frank Dice
Yellowstone
Dice
Tilaho
J. A. Keller
Cumberland
Ia Town
Dusiness
Fran Bassil
le McKay
Sue Gane
Charley Cavanaugh
Tron Ogee
Kenuserer
M Cavaugh
Harnum & Bailey Circus
Petirn
Phin
Abe Foote
Wenzel
Kate Gilmore
Fiat
Denver
Wheelwright
Erin
Wengel
Lean
Hones
Ueki Fe
Neda
Meteter
Hilarie
Will Wal Feture
Reaiaerer
Kone
Lineal
Nels
Peter
Mare Clare Melle
University of Nebraska
Jee
Halutr
Sheen
Hiv
Frontier Teal mine to reopen boosting local jobs
The Teal mine at Frontier, closed at the start of Inez Mareh, will reopen Monday morning with about 100 workers. Superintendent Mike Hiake reports many locals seeking employment, and estimates suggest around 60 more will be hired. Frontier expects to curb unemployment and restore activity after a period of dull business.
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Frontier
Inez Mareh
Haw
Mike Hiake
Postmaster Resignation At Kemmerer Sparks Bid For Win O Conn
Amid post office workload Mrs Nora Sammon resigns as Kemmerer postmaster. A petition circulates this week favoring Win O Conn for the vacancy. O Conn, a 10 year Kemmerer resident and former mayor, is a longtime Republican with broad local support and strong ties to the community.
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Kemmerer
Nora Sammon
Win
O'Connell
Conn
Mmerer
Avi
Notable Local Notes From August News of 19th Century
Reported births and arrivals with names Lewis and Symen, Dan Mixehler, and George Linden visiting from Keck Springs, plus F. W W. Smith from Salt Lake City. Dr A G Dewel from Bratton arrives seeking practice. Me Ton and Aunt More’s overland trip to Salt Lake City noted. comments on haying, milking, and a mysterious night disturbance involving a movie theater scheme.
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Chas
Lewis
Babe
George Symen
Dan Mixehler
Gus Linden
Keck Springs
F. W W. Smith
Joe Smith
Salt Lakeity
Fermi
Louie
Edward Sutton
More
Salt Lake City
AG. Dewel
Brat
Deel
Aeai Town
Somerday
al Ps
Back From the East Pothy Reports Bargains Missed This Year
Pothy of Galden in State returns with family after extended trip to Kans City Detroit New York and Taalmuiday. He notes no bargains found and reports minimal activity as markets reopen. Penny and associates plan further inquiries while wholesale houses resume steady orders and seek stock for the season.
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Do. Pothy
Galden Inte
Mira Pearl Poony
Taalmuiday
Kans City
Detroit Canate
New York
Isos
Leber Day Observance and Community Notes
Leber Day events teased with local happenings. Residents greet visitors, shops open, and people travel between Heber and Evanston as missives relay health, family visits, and civic activity. Community calendar includes school staffing, birthdays, and local business news.
Frontier events and school fun in Willowcott area
A fragmentary report notes Union Sunday school events near Willowcott by the river from Frimtivr with children enjoying a large time. Mentions People Wm, Hoge, Shickene, A. Christaes, W. Stringer, and plans to go to Kemmerer for a few weeks after a court matter in Fine theyt and Malone.
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Gratinn
A. Chriataes
W. Stringer
Beldeer
Union
Willowcott Acrona
Frimtivr
Belng
Malone
Kemmerer
Edison Light and City Drug Store Ad Locals
Local ad copy promotes Edison Electric as the place to spend a short time and notes City Drug Store handles periodicals and books, offers ordering of missing items, and sells souvenir postal cards. Also mentions a Summer Tourist ticket and various local listings with playful claims about entertainment at the Edison.
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City Drug Store
Ash
Notice of land claim and proof hearing in Kemmerer
John the Phor Rit of Viula Wyoming filed a claim to establish a final proof for a land patent. The public hearing before the commissioner is set for the 10th day of December in Kemmerer. Participants listed include H. Dones of Fonteneil and Ivans of Kemmerer with others from Viola and nearby areas.
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LOE
Staten Land Criticr Kyaneton
Amg
John
Phor
Viula
Wyoming
Nike WM
Kemmerer
Wyong
Ghote
Lana Ivans
Jones
Ite
H. Dones
Fonteneil Wyoming
Iver Twitchel
Dane Ton
Viola
Davin Bepister
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Kern
Kemmerer Tow
Beck
Dione
Taeitien
Erica
Mani
Abe
Hoyer
Lot
Hanna
Huila Garland
Dorit Myebivmenti
Ebriens
New County
Jabor
of Peranst
Gener
A and
Lowel Fovent
William
Leber
Ules
Mins Apate Raskie
D. B. Brows
Heber
Utah
Blaser & Dunn
Joseph Bird
L. W. Booth
Egeter
Spokane
Wash
John Contrato
Carollo
Fisher
Wrest Scofield
Almy
Scofield
Hit
Ernest Marinelle
Kata Jacobson
Cokeville
J. H. Dickey
Jim
Carl
Leff
the A. Fisher
Dinbler
Andrew Morrow
Andrew
Opel
Kik Hotel
J.B Zeigier
Komavrer
Edison
Aale Wie Gs. L
Edison Electric
Eek
B.surtin
Wiler
Sor Seno
the Union Butcher Shop
Blisia , Dunn, Pripicor
Oor
Feshes
Cortane
Copar Company
Braver
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