Roosevelt Support and Wyoming Politics Mentioned
The piece notes Governor J. M. Carey of Wyoming mentioned as a potential vice presidential candidate with Theodore Roosevelt. It covers polls in Pittsburgh and Indianapolis showing Roosevelt ahead, and discusses mining district tensions, party machinery, and questions about Roosevelt declaring intentions. It mentions Dr. Alleworthlaw and concerns over nominations and presidential responsibilities.
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Chicago
Gaevernor
J. M. Carey
Wyauting
Theodore Roosevelt
Caray
Newarapen
Pitteburg
Lodianepolie
Ind
Roosevelt
Poamayivwnia Hoosevelt
Kt Suippaned
Goring
Camera Sows Colonus Chief Teemlay Noon
Advertising deadline set for Monday evening. Public notices urge all advertisers to submit material promptly to ensure inclusion in the upcoming edition.
Roosevelt Leads Straw Poll for President in Results
A Sunday straw poll reported by the United Paper shows Roosevelt receiving more votes than all other candidates combined. It lists Hoover and Taft as trailing, with Roosevelt ahead in the unofficial election mood.
Wyoming Editorial Riot Echoes in Local Paper
The Laramie Republican's critique laments editorial bias and political stances favoring Warren and Mondell. It accuses the paper of hypocritical assertions, urges continued support, and signals local affinity for Roosevelt-era Republican alignment. The column reflects Wyoming farmers, Democrats, and federal political debates resonating in Cheyenne.
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Tan Cowley Progress
Roosevelt
Henator Warrin
Conjgreemiin Mondell
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Warren
Mondell
Romy
Laramis
Rail work plans cited for Wyoming routes
An report notes Western Wyoming lines of Winton Pacific and Oregon Short Line will begin major projects soon. Details are unclear due to garbled text but mention of track upgrades and wider repairs appears as part of the planned schedule.
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Wyoming
Winton Pacific
Oregon
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W A Hooker Returns From Evanston for County Funds
Dr W A Hooker returns from Evanston after attending wiring and meetings related to annual appropriations totaling 108800 for county maintenance. A portion notes 600 remains in the same capacity and role.
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W. A. Hooker
Evanstot
Maintainance
Missing Minister Revealed After Jackson Hole Search
Local church leader Reverend Robert Magee Beckets of the Bylecopad Church reappears in the Jackson Hole area after several days away. Officials say he returned home following a conference in Chey. The brief report notes his age and prior two and a half years in the Hole, with details remaining unclear.
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Jackson Hole
Robert Magee Beckets
Bylecopad
Jacken Hole
Milk emulsion proves superior to water in spreading fire
A study shows milk forms an emulsion that spreads heat more effectively than water, improving fire suppression. Researchers note milk’s composition aids dispersion and cooling, potentially influencing future firefighting practices.
Kemmerer Notes Show Local Events And Visits
A Melange of Kemmerer social notes recounts valentines at The City Drug Store and a St Patrick ball by the church, plus visits by Dr Hed Hocker Green River and Dr W Cunnington Cumberland. Mentions of upcoming dances, orchestra donations, and local business activity, with railroad men returning witnesses and merchants expanding offerings.
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Tlandy
Tal 106
Plymouth
Roy A. Mason
Kemmerer
Frank BK Curthe
Kammerer Orchestra
St. Patrick’s
St. Patrick
W. ©. Cunnington
Cumberland
Peter Gordon, Jr
Davey
B. Bents
T. J. Kiernan
Green River
Armstrong
Salt Lake Hospital
Misses Cook and friends honored in Kemmerer dance
A group of Green River women including the Misses Cook Melle Murray Bile Michels and Mildred Bock visited Kemmerer over the weekend. They were entertained by Kemmerer youths and Miss Jennie Macher hosted a supper in their honor after the Saturday dance. Florenc e Hocker assisted Opal Potyie during the week to care for Mr Potyie.
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Cook
Melle Murray
Bile Michels
Mildred Bock
Green River
Kemmerer
Jennie Macher
Mim
Florence Hocker
Potyie
Big Piney Town Plans Move Forward After Kemmerer Visit
W G Heitz mayor and Big Piney townsite owner and his son Albert visited Kemmerer last week. Heitz says town plans now being formed will be put on sale for residences and business buildings. A large new building is to be erected and a livery, blacksmith shop, garage, and a newspaper office are contemplated. Additional acreage will be platted to expand the town directly westward as spring advances.
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W.G. Heitz
Big Piney
Kemmerer
Albert
Heitz
Big Piney Wi
Bema Oe
Big Oy
Sheep Conditions and Local Notices Reflect Spring Outlook
Local items describe sheep care amid unsettled weather and spring prospects for flocks near Uweret, with mentions of weather effects on grazing plans. Several names and events appear, including visits, employment changes, travel to Salt Lake City, and a caution about a dating error in the issue.
Kemmerer Struggles with Cheap Theater Troupes
The Kemmerer audience suffers from a flood of low cost productions that undercut quality shows. The Camera urges theaters to protect the public by avoiding cheap troupes, noting patrons recognize good acts and will stay away from subpar performances.
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Wyming
Kemmerer
Altho
Downey Miss Mable Leaves for Boise Visit
Miss Mable Downey who has been sick for some time left Sunday for Boise to visit her sister Mrs. Miller who also returned with her. Downey is not able to walk yet and had to be carried to the train, though her condition is rapidly improving.
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Miss Mable Downey
Boise
Mrs. Miller
Miss Mable
Altho
Board of Inquiry on Erie derailment at Diamondville Wyoming
A Board of Inquiry convened at Kemmerer Wyoming at 8 00 p m Friday February 9 1912 to determine responsibility for the derailment of Erie box car 74468 empty at No 9 mine Diamondville and linked to engine 50 J M Edmonds and foreman Samian Find to the inquiry The derailment reportedly occurred when a battle ship began from the tipple at No 2 mine and struck two other battle ships two car lengths from the tipple position
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Board of Inquiry
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Erie
No. 9
Diamondville
Wits
J. M. Edmonds
Samian
Knights and Ladies organize New Lincoln Council in Odd Fellows hall
District Deputy L E Martin leads the Knights and Ladies of Security to form New Lincoln Council. About 30 members joined as meetings set for the second and fourth nights. O J Lewis becomes president with F W Dempe as first vice, J H Harris as second vice, Mary McPhie as secretary, and Joe Marinella as treasurer. City Drug Store adds new books and stationery novelties.
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L. E. Martin
Knights & Ladies of Security
New Lincoln Council
Odd Fellows
Eee Bs
Cpg
O. J. Lewis
F. W. Dempe
J. H H. Harris
Mary McPhie
Joe Marinella
School Notes and Weekend Activities at Local High
The article notes basketball practice for an upcoming game with Montpelier, with the opponent yet unnamed. Lincoln's birthday caused a no school day on February 12. A Friday afternoon contest featured spelling and arithmetic, urging frequent events to boost speed and accuracy. The Senior class hosted a decor themed gathering at the Burch home, with prizes awarded to Margaret Christmas and Emin Roberts. A Thursday practice game between the High School and local teams ended with a 10 to 14 score in favor of the school team.
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Montpelier
Lincoln
Bewn
Burch
Margaret Christmas
Emin Roberts
Boston Wool Market Trends and, Speculation in Stock
The Boston wool market shows active speculation and steady price hardening with advances over several weeks. About a quarter of the clip has been contracted. demand from consumers remains fairly active and much wool is held under option. Market tone remains firm with prices advancing for wellers while contracts pause in other regions.
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Wellers
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