The People Should Be The Judges Editorial
Kalter Crawford of the Saratoga Sun criticizes the Natrona County Tribune for urging early moves to shape a state Republican organization. The piece urges healing the party split, backing pre primaries nominations for Wyoming candidates in 1918 to unite the GOP and honor the will of the people.
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Kalter Crawford
Saratoga Sun
Natrona County Tribune
Toria Timber
Crawford
Fsat
Theodore Roosevelt
South Dakota
Union
Roosevelt
LaFollet
Taft
Wyoming
Chick Ida Good to Us Causes Positive Rhetoric
Pinedale Roundup notes locals say Ida’s arrival was welcome despite pie absence. Residents quote approval and praise for gustatory relief during the event despite limited dessert.
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Pinedale
Fragmented note hints at a slower postal delay
A partial text fragment describes a postal scene with a one cent or one cent stamp and a distant place. The readable portion suggests a writer or reader awaiting delivery and a sense of distance or promptness in mail service. The lack of full sentences limits specifics.
Republican National Committee Meeting December Decision
The Republican National Committee will meet in Washington on December twelfth to decide where the party’s national convention will be held. Reports from Chicago indicate the city expects to handle hotel reservations for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican National Committee
Washinton
Chi+nea
Allard Receives Visitor From Southwestern Wyoming
A veteran from Southwestern Wyoming visited Allard a visitor Kemmerer last week. Allard, long a Democratic warhorse in Ulot County, once published papers at By anstom. Joe has been out of the game for several years and lately served as county warden and water commissioner in Unite County.
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Kemmerer
Wyom
Allard
Ulot County
Byanstom
Joe
Unite
Jow
Rewa
Praised New Jail Visitor in Kemmerer Visit
A visitor from the Oregon State penitentiary, Superintendent Warley Jams, toured Kemmerer that week with his cousin Mire Saree Yolle, praising county jail improvements and noting structural weathering concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warley Jams
Oregon State Penitentiary
Kemmerer
Mire
James Daw
County Livestock Inspectors Named Across Counties
County livestock inspectors are listed across several counties including Albany, Campbell, Loshha and Sheridan. Names such as Mremteck, Phobett, Filch, Metion, Me Minn and Hach are noted in county health patterns and oversight.
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Wyomleg
Gacar Waerter
Albany
Phobett
Arhomn
M M. Filch
Campbell
Weary Metion
Loshoa
Asl
Stationery for Christmas in bulk printing deals
Christmas stationery advertised with linen bulk options and 125 each envelopes and monograms. Printing charge nominal. Come in to see samples or bring in your own design. offer includes name monograms on paper and envelopes.
Iowa Turkey Shipment Heads From Montpelier
G. C. Gray and Wm. Hunter took four cattle loads and three hog loads to Shelton for feeding before sale. Gray then traveled to Corning Iowa to dine with Mrs. Gray’s parents for Thanksgiving.
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G. C. Gray
Wm. Hunter
Shelton
Net
Mr. Gray
Corning
Iowa
Mrs. Gray
S. H. Wood Accepts Pulpit at Kemmerer Church
Rev. Samuel H. Wood, once a Hanna miner and Labor Journal contributor, has accepted a call to St. James Episcopal Church in Kemmerer Wyoming. He previously worked in newspapers and served as secretary to two Colorado governors, with a welcoming note in the Camera event.
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Samuel H. Wood
Hanna
It Place
St. James Episcopal Church
Kemmerer
Wood
Labor Journal
Colorado
Sheridan governor heads to Washington on Crow reservation plea
At the request of Sheridan citizens Governor John B.drickk leaves for Washington to appeal to Secretary of the Interior Frank Lane for opening the Crow Indian reservation just north of Sheridan in Montana. He will meet Secretary Lane on November 30.
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Sheridan
Interior
Frank K. Lane
Crow Indian Reservation
Montana
John B.drick
Washington
Lanes
Uinta County Keeps Coyote Bounty At Two Fifty
County officials announce that the Uinta sheepmen will maintain a bounty of 2.50 per coyote per head. The association previously paid 1.50 but cites financial strain and will revert to the higher county rate of 2.50.
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Martin
Uinta County
Corner Stone Laid at Kawlina for New Building
Saturday afternoon saw the cornerstone ceremonies for the Domestic Science and Main building. Miss Edith K Clark superintendent of Public Instruction led the event and Mr Ira Fee Cheyenne City Schools spoke on Industrial Education. Miss Hollenback of Wyoming University addressed Home Economics.
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Kawlina
Edith K. Clark
Ira Fee
Cheyenne
Hollenback
Wyoming University
Mrs Knoder Dies In Local Notice
Mrs Knoder dies as Andrew Morrow reported to Ev apaton and grief is felt in the vicinity. She was the daughter of Laban Diamendvilly and June 1011 is referenced. Friends extend deep sympathy to the relatives in their loss.
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Andrew Morrow
Mra
Laban F Diamendvilly
Knoder
Hospital Notes on Postoperative Recoveries
Hospital notes report Hawkins recovering after abdominal plate operation by Dr Kindall about a month ago with strong chance of success. Lamiberment, two months from injuries, discharged last week and now without crutches, planning a brief visit to Comber. George McMillan of Frontier lakes sought hospital care last week for a delicate condition. she was operated on at Balt Lake with possibility of returning there for further decision.
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Mise Hotel Hawkins
Kindall
Lamiberment
George McMillan
Frontier
Ae Lakes
Balt Lake
Flockmaster Gather at Cokeville 1915 Woolgrowers Event
The Cokeville gathering featured a Kemmerer orchestra, elaborate costumes, and a grand menu served by the Episcopal church guild. About 115 Kemmerer guests traveled in two Pullmans, with wooly lamb decorations and souvenir ribbons marking the Lincoln County Woolgrowers event in late November 1915.
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Kemmerer
Mestres
Carefal
Perkin
Wm. Pitt
Nough
Cokeville Episcopal Church
Lincoln County Woolgrowers
Cokeville
Wyo
Joe Kinney
Fragmentary dog verses about Johnny and a gun
A garbled poem-like fragment mentions two dogs and a boy named Johnny. It hints at pride, rough living, and a gun while contrasting sitting in a lap with outdoor bravado, but the text is incomplete and hard to parse.
Consistency Promotes Local Printing and Trade Support
A fragment notes strong local support for home trading and urges business men to use the paper’s up-to-date printing plant. It hints at discomfort with buying goods elsewhere and mentions a Helin in a disjointed context.
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Helin
Mrs McAdoo Joins Street Scene With Ebony Cane
The text notes Mrs McAdoo wife of the U S treasury secretary and president Wilson's daughter appeared on the street with an ebony cane and crooked handle. It criticizes journalism for missing details such as cane length size weight store and carry angle.
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Washington
Mra. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Wilson
Solomon of
Unclear text on subscription payment note
Fragmentary line mentions dollars and a subscription, with notes about payment in advance and sending to all when paid. No clear event, entities, or date to specify a full card.
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York
Sheep Show Prize Winners At National Stock Show
The Thoroughbred Ram Dolullet Rama and ewes from the Quesly Peterson Sheep Co. won at the National Stock Show in San Francisco last month. The event drew attention, with a temporary lighting plant set up in the ballroom revealing the flockmasters and guests. Written by a sleepy attendee the morning after.
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Thorebred Ram‘dolullet Rama
Quesly Peterson Sheep Co
San Francisco
Elko Notes Celebrate Thanksgiving with Miners and Families
Elko area notes recount Thanksgiving festivities at the Elkol camp with miners, teachers, and families enjoying meals, crafts, and local entertainment. J A Quealy and others hosted gatherings at Frontier homes while preparations for a Christmas tree and school repairs were completed. Visitors from nearby towns, school attendance reaches high marks, and staff plan future events as the season advances.
Court records show land patents and warranty deeds filed
The county clerk recorded several land transactions last week including a warranty deed dated August 19 in section 35 township 33 range 1 and a land patent dated October 27 1915 transferring land in section 6 township 36 to William Wilson and a May 13 1915 patent from Wilson to a party named Gue.
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W. Wilson
Lin Land
Gue
Land Transfers and a Wyoming Marriage License Notice
A fragmented 1915 land deed record notes Jergen Creamer Co. transferring land in section 24 township 34 range 6 to Mutual Creamery Co. for $1 with dates October 20 and November 10. A marriage license lists Wilford K R Totman and Eliza Barleenberser of Afton Wyoming.
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Jengen Creamer Co
Mutual Creamery Co
Ee Bucs
al Ho Iense
V. Bir
Wilford KR. Totman
Eliza Bar Leenberser
Afton
Wyo
Jana Fin Chapter No IE Baid Tasked Nicely
A compact note records Jana Baid being assigned to a task described as chapter number IE. The entry highlights a clear completion or assignment without further context or dates.
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Jana Fin
IE Baid
Chamberlaina Tablets Promote Gentle Constipation Relief
Chamberlaina tablets are excellent for constipation. Rarely men want to take and mild gentle in effect. Obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae
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Turkey
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S. H. Wood
Wyoming Labor Journal
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Johnny
Johany
Elkol
Elko
Llkoly
Scottake
Saint Nicholas
J. A. Quealy
Noe
K. M. Tur Ser
Mr. Kreuts
Wm, Graham and Family
Am * M
Quealy Kemmerer
Auto
Family
Stringer
Quealy
Jack Crees
Jack
A. W. McCune
Elko An
Halt Lake
Mr. McCune
New York City
Great Northern Hotel
That City
Blkol School
Wacher
Louis Ki
el- Kol
Salt Laker
Manley
Comrey
King
Wyoming Breeze
Tave A. Larson
Mt. 118
Kemmerer, Wyo
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