Wyoming Day at St Louis Exposition Requested
Wyoming officials plan a Wyoming day at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis. The commission seeks the Saturday date closest to the state's admission anniversary, aiming to attract many Wyoming residents and promote the exhibit funded by the last legislature. Governor Chatterton and state officers will attend in uniform, with efforts to secure low excursion rates.
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Wc, Derwing
Hye State
Wyoming Com
Chatterton
Frightened Horve Prompts Call for Bucklen’s Amica Ointment
A ragged ad-like fragment urges use of Bucklen’s Arnica as a remedy for mumps sores eczema and skin troubles. It mentions a city drug store and suggests the product as a reliable salve for everyday accidents and injuries.
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Bucklen
Amica
Itet City Drug Store
SWITCHMAN INJURED AT DIAMONDVILLE TRAIN YARD
A switchman named Beckstead was severely bruised after being caught between a moving coal car and a structural frame at a Diamondville mine yard. He suffered shock and spinal injuries, was treated in Kemmerer, then moved to Salt Lake hospital. his condition showed improvement. Beckstead, from Oxford Idaho, had worked in yard duties for a week.
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Beckstead
Ville
Weilhesilly
Diamondville
Kemmerer
Salt Lake Hospital
Lignite Vein Opened By Wyoming Mining Co Near Sheridan
Wyoming Mining Co and a newly formed Wyoming corporation are developing a coal property along the Toogue river near Sheridan. A 24 foot West lignite vein is being mined with 120 workers, daily output around ten cars and planned 3,000 tons per day, as tunnels and a large tipple are built and five miles of track laid for material handling. A town camp with dwellings for employees is rising while machinery is installed for the project’s expansion.
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Toogue
Burlington and
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Quite & Lown
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Alreauy
Fatal Coal Car Accident Shocks Kemmerer Yard
A railway switchman named Canton was fatally crushed when a moving string of coal cars rolled over him at the Oregon Short Line Kemmerer yards. The accident occurred around 11:56 PM as he assisted with a switch, exonerating the railroad from blame per the jury verdict. Canton, a respected employee and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen member, had prior postings in Kemmerer and Pocatello.
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Holiday Wisdom at Kemmerer Jewelry Co
A promotional note urges shoppers to buy holiday goods where value and heat are strongest, claiming smart purchases come from their well stock and inviting readers to compare prices with Kemmerer Jewelry Co. of FP B Conn.
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Kemmerer Jewelry Co
Mountain Trading Company Clears Decks in December Sale
The Mountain Trading Company wrapped up its December clearing sale on Thursday evening at Ohlo Week. The event drew strong customer turnout and exceeded prior holiday period sales in the merchant’s department, with many items moving at the price level featured in the ad material.
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Arrest of Prominent Citizen Charged With Violation
John A Benson a San Francisco real estate operator and senior partner in Benson Hyde faced arrest in Washington on allegations of land frauds across more than a dozen western states since 1897 The cases involve fraudulent entries and exchanges of land for forest reserves with lands listed in Washington Oregon California Montana Idaho Nevada Utah Wyoming Colorado North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Minnesota Arizona and New Mexico The investigation began about a year ago led by Secretary Hitchcock.
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Not Guilty Verdict in State v Engineer Henickel
The jury returned a not guilty verdict for Engineer John Henickel in a case tied to a collision involving a freight train at Ly Kow Iast Fall. Only two ballots were recorded with one blank, one for acquittal, and the second ballot unanimous for acquittal. A wreck killed one man.
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Fragmented OCR Record of Local Event in Fossil
Fragmented OCR text mentions Hymenial Diarelal at Fossil and Deventer Eth lant with Dayle Howhbeng of Kemmerer performing. References another agent Air Sullivan as Short Line agent and Mins Simonds noted as popular teacher. scene unclear due to garbled wording.
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Sullivan
Miles Melisa J. Sitndiale
Dayle Howhbeng
Kemmerer
Fossil Aid
Vielilg
Air Sullivan
Simonds
Powall
Livestock Market Faces Down Prices Amid Uncertain Trade
The article analyzes why livestock prices stay low across the country. Factors cited include presidential campaigning, packer storage fears, industrial unrest over unions, and dwindling range receipts. Observers warn the short supply may push prices up once demand stabilizes.
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United
Omaha
Saratoga
Anarchist With Plans of President's Homes
An anarchist agitator Charles Pierzen was arrested in Galveston Texas for denouncing President Roosevelt and urging labor uprising. Police found rough plans of the executive mansion in Washington and Roosevelt’s Oyster Bay home, plus homes of national government figures, with letters from Paterson New Jersey Chicago and New York indicating a nationwide plot with Chicago as a headquarters.
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Tex
Roosevelt
Washington
Oyster Bay
Paterson
N. J
Chicago
New York
The Rhodum Sidus Tale of a Tower Plant Fad
Hood de scribes recount a country purseryman selling a simple little tower as the Rhodum sidus. The name drew Indies buyers and made the plant a seasonal fashion. a critic asked for its origin and the nurseryman claimed he found the flower by the road and christened it Rhodum widue.
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Indies
Fragmentary dialogue on nerves and city visit in Chicago Post
A garbled exchange shows a doctor warning about nerves and a patient Linselfick needing 4 change. The wivisions wife asks where to go, and the doctor retorts to go to the city, hinting at a chaotic atmosphere in Chicago.
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