Kemmerer Officials Married in Temple and Local News
In Kemmerer and surroundings, Gilbert Taysom of Afton wed Miss Liza McBride of Oakley at the Salt Lake Mormon temple. Taysom, newly elected county treasurer, will serve as assistant to Mr. Bell before assuming office. The couple will reside on the hill above the high school. Also noted are political observations from Washington papers and community reflections, including a culinary aside praising barley and cereal preparations.
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Lincoln County
Gilbert Taysom
Afton
Liza McBride
Oakley
Idaho
Salt Lake City
Taysom
Miss McBride
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Bell
Star Valley
Dros
Europe
England
Kemmerer Camera Announces Christmas Advertisements
The Kemmerer Camera plans a special Christmas edition and extra advertiser sheet running until December 20. Readers are urged to anticipate new features and a forthcoming special edition after Christmas with surprises in store.
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Kemmerer
Winter Arrives in Kemmerer With Old Man Winter
One of the most noted visitors in Kemmerer over the past week was Old Man Winter arriving between Sunday night and Monday morning. He was welcomed by many and met with some resistance from a few whose homes lie further south.
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Kemmerer
Old Man Winter
Anon
Roosevelt and Nation Respond to Queen Visit Controversy
The fragmented text discusses reactions to a queen's visit and public sentiment toward the Roosevelt administration. It hints at perceived caution in his statements and the public's trust, noting leaders and commentators weighing the nation’s support and understanding during a tumultuous political moment.
Costly living and finance clash over egg market
A Chicago financier James E Wets reportedly cornered 72 million eggs bought at 24 cents per dozen last April. He plans to sell at 72 cents, yielding about 200 percent profit or nearly 3 million dollars. Critics say such maneuvers make essentials unaffordable and demand legal scrutiny.
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Jamcs E. Wets
Chicago
Wets
County Superintendent Thanks Voters for 1804 Support
A note to friends expresses heartfelt thanks to the 1804 voters who supported the author for county superintendent of schools and mentions an intent to observe professional ethics in the educational role.
Camera and News: Local Update on Daily Events
The article provides a concise snapshot of city happenings, highlighting business openings, community meetings, and notable incidents. It notes shifts in local leadership and upcoming public events, with emphasis on accessible reporting for residents.
Engineer
The piece discusses how in America the term engineer applies to boiler operators and mechanics rather than bridge builders or sanitary experts. It critiques the misapplication of the title by lack of a distinct term in the United States and Canada for specialized engineering roles.
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America
United States
Canada
Tte
Who the Letts Are The Letts of the Baltic Nations
The Letts form a sub division of Lithuanian people living in the Baltic provinces of Russia. Lithuania once a great kingdom, then part of Poland, now in Rus sian and Prussian domains. Estim ated population over two million. They are of average height and sturdy build with fair hair blue eyes and delicate skin, distinguishing them from Poles or Romanians.
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Russia
Lithuania
Prussia
Philadelphia
Squire and youth clash over a chip on a shoulder incident
A squire recalls a quarrel where a boy allegedly clutched a chip on his shoulder. The youth denies intent until the object was removed and used to strike the speaker in the eye. Washington Star reports the odd exchange.
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Youngeter
Washington
Fearful dialogue scenes from a domestic play
In a tense exchange Maud and Clare discuss fear of parental consent and a missing Prod. Clare worries about avoiding the father and Prod’s absence heightening the family strain. The conversation hints at authority, nerves, and an unsettled afternoon.
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Clare
Proverb Questions Truth in Official Documents
A Turco Tart ar proverb questions veracity in official records, noting the saying He who speaks the truth will be expelled from wine villages. The line highlights distrust of sources and the impact of truth on bureaucratic or oriental contexts.
Cordite Fear Arises Over Walking Stick In House
In the House of Commons a member referred to cordite dangers by noting his walking stick made of cordite, kept in the cloakroom. An uneasy mood emerged as a technical defense claimed cordite is harmless unless combined with specific ingredients to form an explosive, and Lord Haldane’s stick drew wary glances as it sat in the cloakroom.
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Roosevelt
Wilson
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Ted
House of Commons
Japanees Translations and Language Gaffes in Tokyo Journal
A Tokyo journal notes how Japanese writers struggle to translate English idioms. It cites examples like we put our heads together meaning collide and spare te are minutes meaning spare my life for five minutes, plus other garbled phrases.
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Tokyo
Efe
Iso
Unneval Senses Language Oddities in Market Phrase
A garbled, fragmentary text notes Unneval’s remarks on language and word usage. It references “Armarica” and a Detroit press treasurer comment about wealth and frugality as factors on the path to market. The passage reads as a perplexing, wordy aside with unclear meaning.
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Armarica
Detroit
November Honor Roll names span grades 1 to 6 across schools
A readerably garbled list of students across Grades 1 through 6 appears, naming numerous individuals such as Martha Eymon Mary Had denham Cynthia Wilkes and Lisa Smith along with teachers Miss Seyfert and Mabel Mischler. The text lists students by grade and several surnames, reflecting a school honor roll or classroom recognition.
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Roumerer
Mine Rowche
Vance Gudmundsen
Martha Eymon
Mary Haddenham
Rorilla Paulson
Raymond Peterson
Sammon Joses
Lee Smith
Cynthia Wilkes
Revond Homore
Edward Humerick
Albert Parr
Eilene Brady
Clytus McClement
Miss Seyfert
Mabel Misschler
Russel Edmonds
Helen Davin
Georgiana Fitzgerald
Martha Eyoon
DeOrr Hansen
Arthur Rizzi
Rede
Mime Bolla
Lucile Davis
Ruth Beckstead
Nattie Bloom
Ethel Holmes
Olga Rosenstein
Roy Thom
Lloyd Smith
Donald Kobo
Pete Coletti
Siia Dot
Clara Haddenham
Everatt
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