Kemmerer marriage listed in temple ceremony
County official Dilbert Taysom, elected treasurer, wed Miss Liza McBride of Oakley in the Salt Lake Temple. He will serve as assistant to the county treasurer before taking charge next year. The couple plans to live on the hill above Kemmerer High School and will be welcomed by locals.
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Lincoln County
Gilbert Taysom
Afton
Liza McBride
Oakley
Idaho
Salt Lake City
Taysom
Miss McBride
Kemmerer
Tressurer
Bell
Star Valley
Dros
Europe
England
Christmas Thoughts brighten Kemmerer windows
The Kemmerer Camera announces a Christmas advertising push with an extra sheet until December 20 and a forthcoming special edition after Christmas. The paper invites readers to anticipate the chief features of the surprise edition, promising something unprecedented.
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Kemmerer
Winter Arrives as Old Man Winter Visits Kemmerer
A notable visitor named Old Man Winter arrived in Kemmerer between Sunday night and Monday morning. Residents welcomed him with delight, while a few locals from warmer southern homes grumbled at the early season chill and lingering signs of winter.
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Kemmerer
Old Man Winter
Anon
Enduring Nation Awaiting Roosevelt Remarks
Fragmented OCR text reflects a political discourse on Franklin D. Roosevelt and the nation. It hints at public perception of leadership, a queen, and commentary on wartime or campaign speech delivery. The fragmentary lines suggest debate over confidence in the American people and perceptions of president figures.
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Col
Roosevelt
Wihone
Mogami
High Cost of Living and High Finance
A Chicago magnate James E. Wets is accused of cornering 72 million eggs bought at 24 cents per dozen to force prices to 72 cents. The piece argues the scheme harms the poor, questions legality, and urges legal action to curb speculative manipulation of essentials.
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Jamcs E. Wets
Chicago
Wets
County Superintendent Thanks 1804 Voters For Support
A note of gratitude to 1804 voters who backed me for county superintendent of schools. I pledged to observe the Professional Ethics expected by an educational position.
Camera Delivers Latest Headlines From The City Desk
The camera crew captures dawn events across downtown and the riverfront. City officials announce new safety measures while local businesses report steady foot traffic and shoppers prepare for weekend events.
Engineer
The piece argues that in America the word engineer is misapplied to boiler operators and locomotive drivers, deeming them good mechanics but not engineers. It laments the lack of a distinct term separating bridge builders and sanitary experts from generic mechanics, noting foreign languages have precise names. The author contrasts U.S. and Canadian usage with that of other nations.
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America
United States
Canada
Tte
Letts of the Baltic Provinces in Russia and Lithuania
The Letts form a branch of the Lithe Anian nation, a Slavonic division living in the Baltic Russian provinces. Lithuania was once a great kingdom, later part of Poland, and now part of Rus s i a nd Prussia. The Letts, a Lithuanian sub division, number over 2,000,000 and average well built with fair hair blue eyes and delicate skin.
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Russia
Lithuania
Prussia
Philadelphia
Compulsion. Eye Injury Over a Chip Incident
A quarrel over a chip leads to a confrontation where one man accuses another of striking him in the eye. The squire explains that the chip was kept on the shoulder and only removed during the incident, prompting a need for action. Located in Washington Star.
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Youngeter
Washington
Her Fear. Maud-What Makes You So Nervous Dear
In a clipped dialogue, Maud worries about family plans while Clare doubts a fatherly consent and Prod failing to appear, revealing tension over a postponed meeting and approval. The scene centers on nerves, expectations, and potential absence.
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Clare
A Turco Tartar proverb and official truth
A Turco Tartar proverb questions veracity in official documents. It states, He who speaks the truth will be expelled from wine villages, illustrating doubt about truthfulness in oriental contexts and governance.
Cordite Fear In Parliament As Lord Haldane Displays Stick
In the house of Commons a remark about cordite danger caused unease when Lord Haldane revealed a walking stick made of cordite kept in the cloakroom. A scientific speech argued cordite is harmless unless converted with specific ingredients, and MPs kept their distance from his stick in the cloakroom.
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Ted
House of Commons
Japanees Translations and The Man Behind The Message
A Tokyo journal notes how Japanese writers struggle translating English idioms into their tongue and cites several humorous misrenderings. It also discusses Homeric riding myths and a stock exchange scene that mocks theater audiences and language, highlighting how language and translation reveal cultural gaps.
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Tokyo
Efe
Iso
Unclear fragment hints at educated speech and economy
Fragmentary text cites use of long words in a line from a verse and notes wealth, market journey and thrift. Mentions Detroit and preachers. Unable to extract a coherent event or人物.
November Honor Roll Learner Names by Grade 1 Through 6
A list of students across grades 1 to 6 appears, naming numerous individuals by last and first names. The text reads like a school honor roll with entries such as Grade 1 with Seyfert and Mis schler, Grade 4 with Whitten and Ge bardi, Grade 5 with Nortos and Ta olma Gor fon, Grade 6 with Bejach and Long, among others.
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Marva Evens
Nejl Long
Mildred Clark
Hosore
David F. Haddenham
Francesca
Theresa MecNemara
Eleanor Smith
Dolla Symes
Marie Holmes
Edna Holmes
Duelle Evans
M. D. Bejach
Imma Gabardl
Jeterie Nicholson
Elizanoth Long
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Me Kemmerer
Temple
Robert J. Rose
Charles E. Brace
F. H. Barrow
Polic
Frank Mondell
Mr. Mondell
Hhis
Barrow
Frank
Wilson
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Dilbert Taysom
Routhern
Barney
Darley
Mys
Woman's Home Companion
ATED
Entow
Union Mercantile Co
Paris
Ulysses
Bestrade
Bouton
Stock Exchange
Harper'n Magazine
Olle State
Araminte
Charile
Dolly
Armarica
Detroit
City Drug
C. A
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
Official Council
Wyoming
Corncil
Peter Gordon, Jr
Councilmes Hogan
Hibbs
Morrow
Councilmar Bell
Someeees Hogan
Ordimenco
Cousdeliman Hogan
Hogan
Hibbe
Vallcy Justice
Gullivan & Rickley
Ivan G. Jones
C. F. Brady
Carl Cook
ANSE
Noameen
Somaces
Morrowes
Drawh
Crapo
Labor
KW. Holmes
Pire
C.H. Hibbs
Andrew Morrow
A. J. Hogan
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