Tote Sees Maryland Victory By Wide Margin
The report predicts Tote will carry Maryland by at least twenty thousand votes. The Republican county convention is planned for Eyaston next Saturday. Kern is now known to be nominated as vice president on the Democratic ticket. Travelers through Yellowstone Park may soon require military escorts due to new developments. Kemmerer town gains another large oil industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary
Maryland
Kern
Kemmerer Tow
Prediction Taft Victory Cited By Cincinnati Enquirer
The Cincinnati Enquirer, a staunch Democratic paper, is cited predicting Taft's easy election and the editor states he speaks from thorough knowledge. Meanwhile Mrs. Kate Marshal of Lanier is said to have bought a controlling share in the Lauder Mountaineer, with Park Hays retiring in September. The Mountaineer is Fremont county's sole Democratic paper and a long‑standing publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Enquirer
Taft
Kate Marshal
Lanier
Lauder Mountaineer
Park
Hays
Mountaineer
Fremont County
Yellowstone Park Bandit Plunders Seven Stage Coaches
A bold heist occurred last Monday near Yellowstone Park where a Jone gang member took a penny and robbed seven stages as they passed. Visitors surrender weapons at park entrances leaving them vulnerable, enabling about 2100 in cash and similar value in goods to be stolen. Government promises to punish the culprits for their crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park
National Park
Quake in East as New Party Seeks Historic Win
Vague dispatch notes a rising party with strong eastern foothold and shifting voter sentiment in New York. References to potential presidential outcomes, regional support, and competing candidates hint at a tense political landscape ahead of key ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bryat
Beck From the Mountains Piowk Ptelter Casder at the Popst Suton Peak
Fragmentary report describes Beck with companions at a mountain peak and a scene at a local gathering. The text mentions a public event, a figure named Beck, and references to sheep and nearby attendees. Details are unclear due to damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suton Peak
Woo
Avery Mi
Potatoes and vegetables in a baffling line of text
A distorted OCR passage lists many garbled phrases and names, mentioning potatoes, vegetables, people, and places in a jumbled sequence. It reads like a fragmented newspaper snippet with no clear event, date, or narrative to summarize.
Local estate sale noted with several buyers and bidders
A fragmented notice describes a lot purchase at a Pedlar estate in Lie Peet beet. Names such as Dalida, HL Wille, Abe Hainbseery appear among bidders while the Valle and Petleurink listings indicate property transfers or auctions. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR yet indicate real estate activity and associated individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedl
Fragmented OCR note on people and events
Disjointed text fragment mentions individuals Motes Trai Workooday Gao Welle and others returning departing and making statements. No coherent event, place, or date clear. appears as garbled OCR of a local notice or report with names and phrases lacking context.
Hamlin Garland Backs Wyoming Visit Upsets Cheyenne Frontier Plans
Eastern author Hamlin Garland will not reach Cheyenne for Frontier, choosing to return east. He recently toured the Snowy Range, shooting photos of Premont's peak and other landmarks from distances up to fifteen miles, praising the Rocky Mountain views and planning future Wyoming material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Hamlin Garland
Comig
Frontier
Garland
East
Wyoming
Snowy
Lauder
Premont
Cheyenne Tribune
Fragmented OCR hints at land sale notices and names
The fragmentary text mentions land withdrawal, properties, and named individuals in a historical notice. It references Dearie, Dorit Myebivmenti, and Phe, with scattered phrases about plots, occupancy, and possible restrictions. The readable content is insufficient for precise details or dates.
Unclear historical note on county map and clerk election
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a county map, a clerk, and a political event with scattered names. The readable parts hint at a local government notice or civic planning item but lack coherent details. No definite dates, places, or identifiable entities can be confirmed from the fragment.
Local notes recap Kemmerer area visits and travels
The Kemmerer set features J K Davis returning home from Kemmerer Lindley travels to Evanston for a week long institute Mrs John Maven heads to Salt Lake City for a visit etc. Several residents make short trips to Salt Lake City Evanston New Haven and Idaho towns while others return to ranches and schools.
Frontier Teal mine revived with 100 workers planned
The Teal mine at Frontier, closed since Inez Mareh, was restarted on Wednesday and will open for mining Monday morning with about 100 men employed. Superintendent Mike Hiake reports many locals seeking work and expects 60 more hires, revitalizing Frontier as idle labor shifts to jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier
Inez Mareh
Haw
Mike Hiake
Postmaster Vacancy in Kemmerer Sparks Endorsement
Mrs Nora Sammon resigns as Kemmerer postmaster due to workload. A petition circulated this week urging Win OConnell to be appointed successor. OConnell has lived in Kemmerer ten years, served as mayor for three years, and is a respected Republican with strong local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Nora Sammon
Win
O'Connell
Conn
Mmerer
Avi
Local notes and arrivals mix with sheep, travel, and crime warnings
An assorted fragment records a birth for Mr and Mrs Chas Lewis on Monday August 24 and various activities including hunting, sheep moves, travel to Salt Lake City, a medical practitioner Dr A G Dewell seeking a location, and a dubious tale of a nighttime incident. The text ends noting a warning about tattoo theft and mischief.
Pothy Penney Seeks Bargains After Eastern Trip
Pothy Penney and family returned from a long journey visiting Kansas City Detroit and New York. He reports a quiet market with wholesale warehouses still winding down orders from last season and awaits new stock at lower prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Do. Pothy
Galden Inte
Mira Pearl Poony
Taalmuiday
Kans City
Detroit Canate
New York
Isos
Leber Day Celebrations and Local Community News
Leber Day to Be Appropriately Celebrated as community members plan events. Mins Apate Raskie has been ill for the past week. Ar. D. B. Brows returned from Heber Utah. New Union butcher shop opened by Blaser & Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bird returned from Cheyenne Frontier Days trip. L. W. Booth and ex. ia family to arrive from Spokane. John Contrato transferred to Carollo butcher shop. Dr. Fisher received new Hausch Lomb micro weapon for science. Scofield returned from Evanston with family. Ernest Marinelle left for Butte for a new position. Miss Kata Jacobson of Cokeville en route to Evanston for institute. J. H. Dickey and sons Jim and Carl left for Mine Dale outing. Mrs. Andrew Morrow visiting Almy. Andrew in grave stunts. Telegram from FP. W. Whyte announces arrival in Montreal then to Butte. Mrs. W. P. Steward hosted Albert Heitz’s 23rd birthday with cards and luncheon. Diamondville Juniors to play a picked line. they beat Kemmerer 16 to 5. Chas. Hart of Montpelier awarded contract for new tire and frost proof warehome for Certain Tne Coney. Gi rth continues store repairs and new floor. List of teachers for district term includes Henry J. Peterson, Mary Snedden, Mable Stellwagen, Kathery Mouecke, povidia d. duhnsen, Jennie Speddel, Elizabeth Wilkramer, Julia Connell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mudd
Baby
Big Ong
Mra. C
Salt Lake City
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
Mins Apate Raskie
D. B. Brows
Heber
Utah
Union
Blaser & Dunn
Joseph Bird
Cheyenne
L. W. Booth
Diamondville
Egeter
Spokane
Wash
John Contrato
Carollo
Fisher
Wrest Scofield
Evanston
Almy
Scofield
Hit
Ernest Marinelle
Butte
Kata Jacobson
Cokeville
J. H. Dickey
Jim
Carl
Leff
the A. Fisher
Dinbler
Oregon
Andrew Morrow
Andrew
W.C. Whyte
Diamond Coal & Coke Company
Montreal
Scotland
Aud
W. P. Steward
Albert Heitz
Hoya
Kemmerer
Chas
Hart of
Montpelier Wan
Tne
Giberth
Henry J. Peterson
Mary Snedden
Mable Stellwagen
Kathery Moueeke
Leshool
Povidia d. Duhnsen
Frontier crowd enjoys a large gathering near Willowcott
A local Union Sunday school event near the Willowcott crossing of the river drew many families from Frontier and nearby areas. Children carried and played as adults shared in a community outing. plans mentioned include a trip to Kemmerer and talks about a court matter in Belng estat.
Edison Electric and City Drug Store Ads Promote Local Deals
Local notices advertise free fruit by the Edison depot agent and a tourist ticket sale at City Drug Store. Listings highlight available periodicals, late books, and ordering of unstocked items. The Edison Electric promises quick moments of light and a range of souvenir cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Drug Store
Ash
Notice of intent to make final proof in Wyoming land case
John the Phor Rit of Viula Wyoming filed intention to establish final proof to prove residency and claim to a land parcel. Commissioner Kemmerer Wyong dated Ghote Tae ANCL, with witnesses Ivans Jones and H. Dones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eyaston
Saturay
Beck
Dione
Taeitien
Erica
Mani
Abe
Hoyer
Lot
Hanna
Mont
Watt Hrundon
Wye
Mikers
Quealy
Jett
Arthur Roberts
Fremont’s Peak
A Land
Tinker
Alaska
Gjurland
Huila Garland
Dorit Myebivmenti
Ebriens
New County
Jabor
of Peranst
Gener
A and
Lowel Fovent
Elk
J. K. Davis
Mise Lindley
John Maven
BI Moreland
Jay Quealy Hay
Warner's Hall
New Haven
Conn. ©. M. Friedman and Lee Stafford
Salt Lake
Alex Revel
Angels
Steve Anly
Haber City
A.D. Noblitt
Austinon
Moray Fur Mall
Wyn
William
Lewis
Babe
George Symen
Dan Mixehler
Gus Linden
Keck Springs
F. W W. Smith
Joe Smith
Salt Lakeity
Fermi
Louie
Edward Sutton
More
AG. Dewel
Brat
Deel
Aeai Town
Somerday
al Ps
Leber
Ules
Gratinn
A. Chriataes
W. Stringer
Beldeer
Willowcott Acrona
Frimtivr
Belng
Malone
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
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!