The Two Land Barons and the Valley War Fable
A long fable compares rival land barons in a desert valley to Germany and the United States. A peace-loving farmer leads the defense of civilized wartime rules, ending the feud at great cost but restoring harmony, while urging adherence to right and Christian principles to avert war.
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Ely
Odeh
Rothieney
Feratemtr
Bealdes
Germany
United State
United States
Editor W. E. Chaplin Visits Laramie Republican
A pleasant visit from Editor W. E. Chaplin of the Laramie Republican is noted. Chaplin, a pioneer Wyoming newspaper man, has over 20 years in Laramie and has reached the goal of owning and editing a daily. His editorials from Cheyenne are always anticipated.
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W. E. Chaplin
Laramie
Senator Kendall Proposes Fab Hatchery Near Daniel Wyoming
Senator Kendall advances a bill to establish a fab hatchery near Daniel Wyoming, a measure that appears likely to pass as legislative support grows. The proposal focuses on local development and potential economic benefits for the region.
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Kendall
Daniel
Wyoming
Wyoming State Association of Commercial Clubs discussed
Business men of Kemmerer consider forming a local commercial club to join the new One Wyoming State Association of Commercial Clubs. A Cheyenne meeting last week drew representation from most counties, with Kemmerer notably absent. The state body would oversee statewide matters and unite county clubs into a Hive organization for regional progress.
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Kemmerer
Cheyenne
Cnty
Wyoming
Kammerer
Correction to February treasury figure reported
The Octal Vnly paper states the February balance in the treasury, correcting last week's figure. The Republicans editorial claimed $500 on hand. the revised amount shows nearly $9000 on hand at the month’s end.
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Republican
President's Speech Declares Break in US Germany Ties
The address condemns Germany's renewed submarine warfare and announces severing diplomatic relations. It quotes warnings to German authorities, withdraws the U.S. ambassador, and pledges to seek measures to protect American lives and seaborne trade if Germany acts against international law.
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Germany
Great Britain
France
Italy
England
United States
Berlin
Congress
High Seas
Passage of Good Roads Measure
The article outlines funding and organizational steps for a state wide Good Roads program. Lincoln County plans to use convicts for summer road work and establish Road Divisions with state appointed engineers. It also notes bills on railroad conductor powers, predator control funding, and various acts affecting labor, fishing, education, and prohibition, plus local legislator activity and pending bills.
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Lincoln
Kephart
Wyoming
Commissioner of Labor and Statistica
Diamondville Club Hosts Afternoon Social
The Diamondville card club enjoyed a Saturday gathering with Mrs T L Stewart in attendance. Mrs Abel Swanson and family plan two months in Los Angeles. Lorene Little recovers from appendicitis surgery. J J Kaufman fares better after an operation in Salt Lake. Emma Hunter visits from Glencoe to spend the weekend with her parents. An orchestra dance was advertised by the Diamondville orchestra.
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Card Club
T. L. Stewart
Abel Swanson
Los Angeles
Lorene Little
W. A. Little
J. ¥. Kaufman
Salt Lake
Emma Hunter
Glencoe
Abe
Diamondville Orchestra
Ranch Purchases Expand Spur Property Holdings
A Spur ranch expands its land by acquiring the old Harry Smith or Welty ranch adjoining the existing Spur property. King aspects took up residence on the newly purchased ranch, with about TAO acres added to the holdings.
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Harry Smith
Welty
Many Applications for First Papers
A count of about 64 applicants is expected to undergo preliminary naturalization exams in Kemmerer today. Vault W Armatrong of Batt Lake City is slated to arrive to supervise the fret examina ton and advise many applicants to attend night school for further instruction.
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W. Armatrong
Kawminer
Batt Lake City
Kemmerer
Tavk
Ebmn
Naturalisalon
Saturday Ball Delight Without Orchestra Plans
A rural party at Kemmar or Friday night hosted by Mr and Mrs Buck Wright unfolded with improvised music from four girl performers after the orchestra refused to play. Young guests, lively and eager, enjoyed the lively atmosphere and the social gathering despite the missing formal music.
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Finn Hall
Buck Wright
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Helle Ainley Watkin
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Marshall Reynolds
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T. R. Wilson
Chrisman
Opal
Representative Relling
State Inspectora of Coal Mines
Morrow
Linscola
Diamondville
Jikemmerer
Tincoln
Treasury
Uinta
Lola
Aes Puel
Board of Prisoners
Board of Health
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County OF Lincoln
County of
Board of County Commissioners
Board of the County Commissioners
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Jas. Hunter
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