Canine Nuisance Sparks City Action Against Stray Dogs
A local city notes growing concerns over stray dogs threatening child safety. Officials discuss ordinances and enforcement to curb the canine population amid widespread frustration with the current situation.
Local papers clash over content and theft of stories
A fragment recalls a governor delaying public release of a port issue while the Rock Springs Miner allegedly copied a report word for word. The piece notes the Miner grabbed the same tale about an 11,000 acre land purchase near Rock Springs and accuses editors of stealing from merchants as readers demand timely news.
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Rock
Miner
Pfeiffer Eyes Snow Colors Feeding Sheep Band
Frank Vieiffe returned from the sheep range near Opal after a week in the vicinity. He reports the band at Jim Kiieman ranch near Opal feeding, about 26 move out and dying. Preitler moved to Little Colorado to meet the band and stay with them until quartered. He plans to feed them with a carload of corn at Opal if needed.
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Frank Vieiffe
Jim Kiieman
Opal
Ir. Preitler
Devert
Oiely
Miner Killed by Falling Rock in Glenror Mine
A miner died last week at the Glenror coal mine in the third south entry room S82. He had just started work at 4 in the morning when a rock weighing a portion of a pound fell from the roof and crushed him.
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Glenror
Favor Permit System for Range in Savarday
T. H. Salmon and family remain at Labarge Lane after a thaw. Sheep numbers on the ranch are down from usual ten bands to two or three as Babake goes to feed along the road. The desert garden shows late thaw. officials note band ownership and lane operations may shift.
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T. H. Salmon
Savarday
Labarge
Colombo
Winton
Pacific Express Co. Sale Change Affects Local Service
Word reached that Pacific Express Co. sold its press privilege in this district before April 1. The Lake Perite Express Co. will take over through American interests, aiming to ease movement and improve service for the port area and surrounding region.
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Pacific
Pacific Express Co
Ican
Perite Express Co
Purse Contest Marks Sullivan Boxing Title Fight
A $10,000 purse headlines a boxing match featuring Pele Sullivan and Vyclone The bout promises a winner take all title clash set in Rebih with Kae Leen and other rivals in the undercard The report notes Sullivan will defend his title against an opponent aged over 40 and hints at past dissension within the boxing circle.
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Pele Sullivan
Vyclone
I Sound
eOlbert
Rebih
Aea Ai
Leen
Uuen Tela Shetty
Winter Clothing Sale Looms Over Kemmerer Area
Local notes report J T Everly back from Maxwell Nebraska visiting his old home. A.D Nobbs of Cokeville visits Kemmerer, Lona Redford ill with typhoid fever, infant son of James Haddenham dies at Diamondville aged seven, and community plans for Stray Elks programs amid winter.
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Owenel
Muerer Mercantile Co
J. T. Everly
Maxwell
Neb
Owen
A.D. Nobbs
Cokeville
Kemmerer
Mrv
G. HB. Sutton
Seine
P. J. Quealy
Salt Lake City
Aise
Culfes
Bas Weau
Babin
Rennes
John J. Lane
James Haddenham
Diamondville
W. H. Calfee
Methodist
Ned Hervebler
Foutenelle Ranch
Joe Levitt
Coal Miners Demand Wage Increase At National Union Convention
The United Mine Workers hold a national convention in Indianapolis and discuss a proposed wage raise of around twenty percent to take effect in April. Operators are not expected to concede quickly, and the dispute foreshadows a tense bargaining period.
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National Convention United Mine Workers of At
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Penta
Newspaper Subscription Notice Breaches Ink and Vows
A clipped and garbled offer lists various newspapers and subscription options for readers to renew or begin a weekly and daily papers. The text mentions Cheyenne, a mailing attempt, and references multiple titles including Daily Tribune and Weekly Tribune, with unclear pricing and deadlines.
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Phenery
Tribum
Hemi Weekly Tribune
Memil
Old Songs of the South at Opera House Show
The Southern minstrel company Culligan and Yakwaldi presents a Wednesday evening program at the Opera House with old time ballads and humor. The act features comedy and popular tunes including Civil War era songs performed by a noted chorus with colored mime. Tickets on sale seven days in advance at popular prices.
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Culligan & Yakwaldi
Entie
New Store Opens Amid Busy Market Day
Vague transcription describes a new shop opening during a crowded market. Bright displays and stock are mentioned with customers appearing to browse and inspect goods at ground level.
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