Stock Show Best Ever Draws Lincoln County Visitors
Lincoln County residents attended the Denver Stock Show, with Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Quealy calling it among the best. The Shorthorn Association banquet featured Pete Olson and Frank Man of Cokeville, James Chesney of Evanston, and other local breeders. Frank Man represented the National Woolgrowers Association urging stockmen to join the effort against predatory animals in Cheyenne. Olson faced a snowbound return through Laramie, disputing railroad feed claims. Other visitors included Tom O Neil, Oscar Beck, Janes Christian, James Petrie, Marshall Reynolds, Fred Chapin, and Frank Curtis from Kemme Pool, plus coal executives Quealy and Man at a mining congress in Denver.
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Lincoln County
Denver
P. J. Quealy
Shorthorn Association
Pete Olson
Cokeville
Frank Man
James Chesney
Evanston
Cheyenne
Laramie
Tom O'Neil
Big Piney
Oscar Beck
Janes Chrisman
Opal
James Petrie
Marshall = . Reynolds
Fred Chapin
Frank Curtis
Kemme Pool
Quealy
Elimeter Coal Company
Nion Pacite Coal Company
Fragmented school talent show described at junior assembly
An OCR damaged report recounts a junior talent event with students Holly and Principal WAH HHL present. It mentions Florence Sino Toy, Harnet Thornes, Mew Roberts, Zyl phe Bell, Barbiora VanOrt, and Anna Johanden as participants or attendees in a low clarity note from the event.
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Pak Anil
Miibe
Lemaere
Ek Eye
Erro
Furule
Holly
Coufbe
Wall
Alunias Lela
Florence Sino Toy Ateliwagen
Harnet Thornes
Joyriders Stranded After Car Battery Theft
Dr C Grossman found his car batteries stolen last Friday night causing him and a group of joyriders to walk home. The doctor pursues the thief and is confident of soon arresting the culprit.
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C. Grossman
Haven
Horse Drowns Crossing Ice. Valuable Horse Owned by William Julian
A valuable horse belonging to William Julian broke through creek ice and sank. The animal, noted for its quality, could not be rescued and drowned. The piece mentions various local names and social visits, with a later note that Miss Balderston’s mother passed away before her arrival.
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William Julian
Marion Batderston
Bountiful
Pack of Wolves Reported Near Sago North
A group of wolves was seen about 1 mile north of Sago days ago. The animals reportedly crossed from the south side of Sake gels within 100 yards of the Jeno Fthelemned area, causing unease among residents. Local authorities caution continued vigilance as reports note occasional aggressive behavior and a recent incident involving Maree Fuller.
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Sago
Sake Gels
Jeno
Unclear promotional text with scattered claims and names
Fragmentary ad style note mentions a Mexican, bald head, lowrhed decorum, and phrases like guaranteed to cure baldness. References Irwin Industries in Paso, Texas appear amid garbled marketing lines plus an introductory offer and prepaid mail request.
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Mali
Oakley News Roundup Highlights Local Moves and Illness
John Boam Jr. remains in hospital after Saturday appendectomy with steady recovery. Oakley dances draw Glencoe youths. four teens attended and enjoyed the event. Errant fever misread as typhoid but patient Donnan returns from hospital. Measures described as slow train travel affect Kiddy’s departure to Superior. Frank Parks unable to work due to knee injury. Ira Clark still not improving after Sunday surgery. Armstrong and McNally plan Rock Springs move. Lawley visiting Salt Lake this week.
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Kiddy
Superior
Ira Clark
Matt Armstrong
Frank McNally
Oakley
Rock Springs
Joseph Lawley
Salt Lake
Miner Solomon Harju Dies After Frontier Mine Injury
Solomon Harju, injured in a Frontier mine last Wednesday when a rock tail crushed him, died about an hour later at the local hospital. His body was crushed by the fall. Funeral services were held Sunday under the local union, and he left no relatives.
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Solomon Harju
Frontier Last
Entertained Frontier Teachers by Mrs K and Runner
Frontier teachers were entertained by Mrs K and a Frontier runner one evening recently. Card playing provided diversion and Miss Sanders won the prize. D Chrisman, prominent stock man of Opal, returned from a business trip to Green River and visited Kemmerer yesterday.
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Mra. K
Runner of
Frontier
D. Chrisman
Opal
Green River
Kemmerer
Public Gambling Law Notices Prompt County Crackdown
County authorities posted public notices across the region alerting residents to state gambling laws. The notices warn against dealing, playing, or hosting slot machines and various card games for money or value, with penalties including fines up to one thousand dollars and jail time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Punishment Clause Clarifies Prosecution Proof
Quoted text specifies that punishment follows Section 2856 and that in prosecutions for this section it is sufficient to prove the accused is the owner or occupant of the building and that the game has been carried on.
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Union Hall
Blizzard Hits Fall River Basin Weather Ferocity Reported
A four day blizzard sweeping Pall River Basin dropped nearly a foot of snow last week. George Grassel stopped at Pfisterer ranch en route to Wilhelm home for a short visit. Mrs Wilhelm and family and Frank Vieck called at the office last week. Perry Bowlsby delayed his trip to Daniel due to the storm. A lady mail carrier joined Query Bros. staff as the area prepares for tourist season with visitors assured of good care. Mrs James Chrisman of Opal left to join her husband in Cheyenne.
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Pall River Basin
George Grassel
Pfisterer Ranch
Wilhelm Home
Wilhelm
Frank V Vieck
Perry Bowlsby
Daniel
Query Bros
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Louie R. Weatholder
Floriat
Evanaton and
Rock Springs, Ayomine
Joe
Mtepatricn
C. A. Christmas
Blyth-Farro-Hopkins Co
Diamondville
Mountain Trading Co
Frontier Agente
Frontier Supply Co
Big Piney Agente
Big Piney Mercantile Co
School
FUNES
Myuwin Niebelaun
Turner
Willlinine
Hercalt Mann Ina Vm
Pew Bayne
Ian
Atertain
Louis B. Westholder
Sage Newslets
Joyriders
Cassie Clark of
Frank Keen
Nellie Keen
William Harvey Fame
Clark Grossman
Soda Springs
Winter
Maree Fuller
Rolandies
Pence
Walling Hale
Irwin Industries
BI Paso
Tess
Wews
John Boam, Jr
Glencoe
Lagrippe
Edward Verrier
Martin and
Zilar
Dan Howells
Edna Hayes
Mr. Stocks
Mountain Trading Company
Frank Parks
Mrs. A. Raston
David Francom
Hemmerer
Howard Broombhead
Bear Lake
Idaho
Charles Painter
Forrest Taylor
Bondurant Newslets
Fall River Basin
James Chrisman
Io Cheyenne
E. Forrest Taylor
Zenda
Anthony Hope
Thrilling Story of the
Northwest
Robert Edeson
City Drug Store
Mine Ada Daniele
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