Wyoming Counties Need Better Roads
The Camera notes broad debate on economy measures and state taxes for tax schedules. Lincoln County leads in discussions with possible legislative requests while counties push for road improvements funded by land rents and oil royalties. The piece urges coordinated action to connect remote ranching areas and favors thoughtful growth over strict austerity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
Laramie
Albany
State University
Wyoming
Deming
Chaplin
The Andes Charges by the Boston Advertiser
The piece argues that Louis D. Brandeis is guided by a passion for strict justice and refuses to help guilty clients evade penalties. It contends his honesty and legal ethics explain alleged inconsistencies in his conduct and aligns with sentiments among intelligent laymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis D. Brandeis
Washington
Bandels
Brendete
Braniteis
Baston Advertiser
Comrie Huebee Declines Supreme Court Honor Bid
Comrie B Huebee a Republican figure once praised by Theodore Roosevelt as a possible presidential candidate agrees not to pursue a senate or judicial honor. The text mentions his role and a shifting stance within the Hepunian party as it changes leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comrie B. Huebee
Supreme Cours
United States
Theodore Bogeevelt
Hon Hie Wen
Supreme Court
Merbes
Shromenet
Armor Plate Controversy Shapes Government Plan
A discussion outlines concerns over armor plate prices and production control. Officials weigh how Congress and government action could influence supply and prevent enemy leverage. The text stresses vigilance and proper handling of strategic materials amid rising costs.
Changes in War Policy Shake Cabinet Amid Uncertainty
Amid Wilsons shift to a wartime policy, Secretary of War Listiey M Gorrie departs after a firm tenure defending the former approach. Questions rise about future stance as others weigh loyalties and potential replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Listiey M Gorrie
German ships to be treated as warships from March first
The German government announces that from March first merchant ships carrying gona will be treated as warships. Citizens of neutral countries are warned against seeking passage on these vessels. This stance is presented as fair by officials.
Newspaper notes spark critique from Thermopolla Record
The Thermopolla Record laments pentiferous Washington news notes that Republican papers publish. From the Hoomerang’s view such items would better remain hidden to keep the public from knowing the drift of affairs at the national capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Snow blockade disrupts Jackson Hole rail line relief urged
Snow disruption paralyzes Jackson Hole routes as Oregon Short Line branch from Victor to Ashton remains closed for two weeks and the main line blockade lasts several days. The Jackson Courier cautions readers it may issue a relief building paper this week if conditions do not improve.
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Jackson Hole
Jackson Courier
Ths
Oregon Bhort Li
Victor
Ashton
We the Young Men of the Country Call for Action
A fragmentary plea citing Secretary Daniel and urging military service and resolve. The text expresses a desire to move to villages, overcome impressment, and prepare to strike when the time arrives. It reflects wartime rhetoric and calls for readiness and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Last
Scrambled Old Postal Rates and Route Notes
Fragmentary OCR from a Wyoming region note describes mail routes from Boo to Big Piney via Cokeville and Opal, a 186 mile distance, and a postage rate of 64 comte for 8 pounds. Mentions County Commissioner Cr. Peterson and parcel post issues tied to Star See mel room and seed barley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boo
Big Piney
Cokeville
Opal
Viner
Cr. Peterson
Wyoming Road Policy Call From Walon Pacific Agent
A Wyoming citizen and Walon Pacific Coal Company representative in Dolse Idaho named Bara Ly urges better road funding. He praises Idaho climate, praises western openness, and says Wyoming must fix constitutional road bonding to catch up with other western states. He advocates presenting road bills to the next legislature to place Wyoming on par with its neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bara Ly Y
Dolse
Tdsho
Walon Pacific Coal Company
Idaho
Wyoming
United States
California
Lincoln Highway
President Wilson Changes Tactics Speaks Directly to People
President Wilson no longer trusts colleagues to announce policy shifts and avoids elite briefing. He now plans to go directly to the public, delivering his message himself and bypassing traditional press channels.
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Wilson
Independent Republicans call for reunion of anti-Democrat forces
Eighty Philadelphia Republicans led by prominent Bull Moose figures urge a unity drive against Democratic control. They frame the GOP as the best vehicle for action and assert that reunion has already begun and will be completed before the nominating convention meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Republican Party
Venus and Jupiter Near Each Other in February Skies
The article notes a close pairing of Venus and Jupiter in mid February. It explains Venus appears smaller, with an orbit of about 225 days, while Jupiter is much larger, with a year about twelve Earth years and a day of nine hours and 66 minutes. It urges observers to watch the western heavens.
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Venus
Jupiter
Earth
Towus
Believe We Need a New Road For Kemmerer Trade
Pat George reports that a new road is needed between Sule and Kemmerer to boost ranching trade. He notes good snow roads exist, but argues a route through the canyons or along the river mouth would benefit Kemmerer significantly.
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Pat George
Sule
Kemmerer
Canyos
Dr Stafford Heads East for Medical Study
Dr Stafford left for Avera Indiana Saturday evening to visit his ailing father accompanied by his son Arthur. He plans to go to Chicago for about two months of surgical study before returning to Kemmerer, with Arthur staying behind to live with his grandmother and attend school.
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D. Saturd
Avera
Ind
Arthur
Chicago
Kemmerer
M. Stafford
Hides and Pelts Market Offers Reassurance to Sellers
Wanwie advertises handling hides pelts and furs at market prices for new customers. It promises customer satisfaction and urges people to start trading at once.
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Autiafae
Central Trades and Labor Council Formed in Kemmerer
Delegates from ten locals met to organize a Central Trades and Labor Council for Lincoln county and vicinity. Officers elected for six months include President Andrew Morrow and Vice President Wm. McAllister. Meetings set for the Odd Fellows Hall Kemmerer on the second and fourth Sundays monthly.
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Mainshiner
Tav
Trades’ and Labor Council
Lincoln County
U. M
U. MW. A
Bull
Diamondville
U. M. W. A. Oakley
Glencoe
U. M. W. A. Cumberland
American Federation of
Retail Clerks International Association
Brother C. ©. Young
American Federation of Labor
Andrew Morrow
Kemmerer
Wm. McAllister
James RK
Woods
Earl Zeigler
Nephi Gilmore
John Cameron
Elmer Carlson
Frontier
C. C. Young
Lineal County
Central Trades’ and Labor Council
Odd Pe
Ridgely Visits Cheyenne On Winter Prospects
Ridgely of Cheyenne visited Ridgely town on Tuesday between trains to discuss matters of legal importance. He says Wyoming, including Cheyenne, is feeling the winter effects. He notes little on politics but expects the reorganized Republican party to gain favor and Wyoming to return to Republican support this fall. Jameison came up from Rock Springs on Saturday on business.
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Af Ward
Ridgely
Cheyenne
Aemmerer
Wyoming
Dod Jameison
Rock Springs
Masons Ready for Big City Visit and Entertainment
Elaborate preparations by local Masonic orders for visiting Masons in the city. Eastern Star ladies play a key role in plans for entertainment and events. The Grand Commandery of Knights Templar will convene in March with representatives from each lodge and elections expected for the ensuing year.
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Eastern Star
Kaighta
Templar
Mareh
Moreland Breaks Arm in Denver Storeland Accident
Moreland sustains a broken arm after a fall in Cumberland on Thursday while visiting Denver on Friday for medical aid. He intends to return home for treatment and rest. the injury hampers his ability to attend customers during the trip.
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Denver
Kemu
Cumberland
Lise
Stockholders Meeting Notice for Short Line Land Improvement
Messrs. Teguiar and several stockholders are summoned to a meeting at the Few Fal on the tin a day of March to discuss the Short Line Land improvement project and related matters. Attendance requested by officers.
Visitors From Sublet Visit Kemmerer on School Trip
Seventh and eighth grade Bublet students led by Mrs. Cota Ti Loyd and Mrs. Patterson toured Kemmerer visiting First National Bank Camera Office Kemmerer Steam Laundry and local landmarks. They viewed the vaults and money, printing plants, and learned how a newspaper is produced before dining at the Hotel Kemmerer Cafe and touring high school facilities.
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Bublet
Kemmerer
Cota Ti
Loyd
Mra
PF. Patterson
First + National Bank
First + National Bank, where Mr. Pfeiffer
Emma Flain
Ogre Nishigure
Mer Jol Bennetts
Thomas Patterson
Enoch Kukoy
Frank Besochnick
Gherman Wyman
Francks Patterson
Art Straley
Raymond Huxford
Pay-Up Week Sparks Nationwide Drive in February
A fragmented notice urges citizens to settle debts during Pay-Up Week February 21 to 26. It emphasizes responsible payment, warns debtors to forward checks every thirty days, and notes creditors may shut accounts if settlements are delayed. The piece reflects public pressure on timely payments and the era's emphasis on financial obligation.
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Sas
Opal notes on cattle purchase and local travels in Utah
Jas A Steele of Medfield and Carl Vester of Panguiteh bought a head of thornbred Hereford cattle from Tl. M. For herd to ship to Utah, amid notices of losses. Chas Ramech and wife arrived from Marbleton on Thursday and left for Cheyenne on business. Other visitors include Teddy Marks from Cokeville toSalt Lake, and reps M B Cherry and J E Pike from Consolidated Wagon and Machine Co. at Opal. Local life notes cover anniversaries, freight activity, and a mix of travel and sales in the Opal region with several residents returning from Lemar and Omaha.
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Jas. A. Steele
Medfield
Utah
Carl Vester
Panguiteh
Tl. M
Mr. Steele
Mr Venter
Chas, Ramech
Marbleton
Cheyenne
Teddy Marks
Cokeville
Geo. Burton
Salt Lake
M. B. Cherry
Montpelier
J E. Pike
Idaho
James Petrie
KH. Simpkine
Lemar
Picked Up Betray One See See bores
A garbled OCR item shows fragmented phrases including betrayal and town mentions with unclear names and events. The readable bits indicate a local occurrence or notice but lack concrete details, dates, or participants to form a clear summary.
Dance MUBIO Por Hie We Are In Position To Play
Fragmented OCR text shows a broken line about being ready to perform or participate at any time. No clear names, places, or events emerge to identify a specific target or outcome.
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Oregon
Andes
Emery
Boles
Wanwie
Have & Central R
Ridgely In Town
Masons
Caoper Tribune
Moreland
NYAL
Jtkemmerer
Sublet
Business Howsen
Kemmerer Schools
Mareba
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