Crook County Monitor Reports on Rich Local Resources
The Crook County Monitor of Sun Dance outlines a twelve page special edition about nearby mineral resources. It notes Idaho Congressman Addison T. Smith's bill to let eighteen year olds entry under public land laws for homesteads and mentions Senator La Vollette's Telegram to Rudolph Sprekles in San Francisco, asserting Republican voters support progressives.
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Crook County Monitor
Sundance
Addison T. Smith
Idaho
Congress
Army
Navy
Congressman Smith
la Vollette
Rudolph Sprekles
San Francisco
California
Wisconsin
Beloven
Chicago Clothes Shop Seeks Local Agent for Patent Advertising
A Chicago clothes shop offers an advertising space three columns by seven inches, paying 12 percent of gross sales for all orders from the designated agent. The plan extends to one paper per town, as cheap patent inside advertising declines nationwide and papers rethink patent ads.
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Chicago
Progressive meeting shapes campaign program in state
Report from Casperax on a Progressive gathering notes no official result yet but suggests the party will outline its campaign program under its own name. The piece argues that a merger with Republican wings seems unlikely soon, though more steps before the primary remain possible.
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Casperax
Republican Party
Hupes
West Indies Word from Sty and Mr Pd Expects Departure
Report notes that Sty and Mr Pd expect to leave Key West for Havana and Calis by Monday after a stop, with plans to return via Manat and Kemmerer. Possible Hawaiian visit mentioned. details unclear due to damaged text.
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Sty
Quealyle
Key West
Merida
Havana
Calis
West
Altost
Kemmerer
Engineer Breaks Arm After Wheel Catches
An engineer named Charley Tuleath suffered a broken arm when a large drive wheel in a railway yard caught and toppled him. He was working alongside the yard crew and was brought home after the incident.
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Charley ‘Tuleath
Uumiwrland
Dibeneck
Oleh Willig
Garland
Diougue Tre
The Worm the Bird Did Not Eat An Odd Verse
Fragmented OCR style lines weave odd phrases about a worm, a bird, and personal musings. It reads like a jumble of unrelated words and invented sounds, lacking a clear event, date, or identifiable people or organizations.
Staffords Celebrate Seventh Wedding Anniversary
Dr. and Mrs. C. D. Stafford entertained at cards Monday evening in honor of their seventh wedding anniversary. Guests enjoyed recitations by Arthur and Marguerite, a game of 100, a midnight three course luncheon for sixteen, and musical after. The Valentine color theme extended through all courses as well.
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C. D. Stafford
Arthur
Marguerite
Lady Baltimore
Entertained Bachelors At Mrs Husted Home
Miss Laura Paine hosted the Bachelor Girls at Mrs C J Husted's home last Wednesday evening. Five hundred was played with Miss Adelaide LeFevre taking honors. Invited guests included Miss Ruchie and Margaret Christmas. Refreshments were served for a delightful evening.
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Laura Paine
C. J. Husted
Adelaide LeFevre
Rnchie
Margaret Christmas
Valentine Party Hosted by Misses Hennice and Nicholson
Misses Hennice and Esther Nicholson hosted about 30 schoolmates at a Valentine party at their home on Friday afternoon last week. The afternoon featured games followed by refreshments at six o clock. Bernaice and Esther are daughters of County Superintendent Maggie F Nicholson.
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Hennice
Esther Nicholson
Bernaice
Esther
Maggie F. Nicholson
Water Trench Work Keeps Kemmerer Basements Dry
Water from Kemmerer streets pools along the hood as Marshal McMunn and his force dig trenches to divert the flow toward the river. Sheriff Hansen aided yesterday with county prisoners helping in the effort to move water to the Gutters and through the triangle streets. The town faces a big challenge to keep cellars dry and prevent flooding in the aftermath.
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Kemmerer
McMunn
Bia
Hansen
Children as Real Poets and Imagination in Childhood
A reflective piece on children as eager learners and poets in the making. It notes their hunger for knowledge, imagination, and humor, with examples of young observations and phrases that reveal latent thinking and creative insight. The tone echoes educational discourse on nurturing imagination and early expression.
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Puieh
Tommy
Beeen
Peter
Kemmerer High School Basketball Loses to Evanston
The Kemmerer team traveled to Evanston last Friday and lost 19 to 5 amid a mismatch in floor conditions and experience. Coach Marquis guides a young lineup as they plan to face Montpelier next. Names present include Supt. J. B. Burch, Prof. Harry Marquis, and players John Gilcrist Al Gilcrist Ronald Mayor Sam Hoss Clarence Davidson Waugh Lyons Stewart and Ben Bell Jr.
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Kemmerer High
Evanston
Kemmerer
Wyoming High School Athletic Association
Evanson
Marquis
State Starts Feeding Jackson Hole Elk in South Yark
Assistant State Game Warden Seebohm begins feeding elk at the old Kelley ranch in South Yark. Elk on the hills are in better condition than those in the swamp above Jackson. About 4000 elk in the swamp, 600 at Kelley ranch, and 500 at another location.
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Jackson Hole
Seebohm
Old Kelley Ranch
South Yark
Jackson
Back From Egypt Mr and Mrs W 3 Pot Return to Kemmerer
Mr and Mrs W. Pot arrived in Kemmerer on Friday from Cairo after a year abroad. They described a visit to the Shadow of the Pyramids and ancient sites. They spent three weeks in New York City, then came to Kemmerer to retire for a number of years and plan trips to Salt Lake and Los Angeles before returning in the summer.
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W. 3 Pot
Kemmerer
Cairo
Egypt
States
New York City
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Train Derailment Near Waterfall Station Splinters Rail
A freight train near Waterfall station derailed after hitting a broken rail. Fourteen cars derailed, the rail shattered into pieces from pencil to two feet, and investigators collected sixteen fragments to determine the cause.
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Waterfall
Conditions Deteriorate for Sheep Near Point of Rocks
Oscar Peterson reports worsened conditions from Point of Rocks to Priday with sheep. Quealy Peters son herd grazed, but mud and feed shortages threaten the flock. Uncertain weather could bring deeper snow, increasing danger to the weak sheep and potential losses.
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Oscar Peterson
Priday
Oscar
Eva Durgin Dead After Diphtheria Death in Kemmerer
The 16 year old Eva Durgin died at home in Kemmerer yesterday morning after diphtheria. The Durgin family mourns with several young children affected. one son remains gravely ill. Community sympathy goes to Mr and Mrs Frank Durgin and the bereaved family.
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Eall
Eva Durgieh
Mar
Frank Durgii
Kemmerer
Borgia
Court House Notes Land Patents Filed for Record 1914
The Court House Notes record land patents filed for record with the county clerk in February and dates spanning 1910 to 1914. Entries include Arthur Roberts to Teoma J. Call and Lil Wan Appiebaum to Arthur Roberts. multiple transfers in Afton and nearby townships. values listed from 100 to 1290 dollars. various lots and blocks detailed with dates from 1910 to 1914.
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LéTan Appiehaum
Arthur Roberts
Lil ‘Wan Appiebaum
Kema B. Nield
Clarence M. Holtrenk
Afton
Jose Howland
Thomas Blacker
Een
Atom, Nou
Anson V. Call
Et Ux
Adolphus A. Call
L. & Imp. Co
E J. Magor
Kemmerer
Land transfers and names from early 20th century notices
Oct 0 1911 W H Tutt to heirs of Jennie Nickell land in section 2 township 41 north. Mauriace Liemoens Fab 10 George A Spongberg of I o satelic and Miss Charlotts Hayes of Parla Idaho. Feb 11 John Goddard and Mins Effe Boam Cumberland. Feb 18 Gillucci Merino and Miseo Leticia Jiacoletti Frontier.
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W. H. Tutt
Jennie Nickell
George A. Spongberg
I’osatelic
Charlotts Hayes
Parla
Idaho
John Goddard
Mins Effe Boam
Cumberland
Gillucci Merino
Miseo Leticia Jiacoletti
Frontier
Boston Wool Market Review Feb T
A strong wool market with hardening prices and wide domestic demand. Foreign wools attract interest with Australian and South American purchases, including substantial deliveries. Absent back contracts grow. millions of pounds change hands in territories. First shearing reported from Phoenix Arizona. News pages invite correspondents from Lincoln County mining camps and districts.
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Van
Au-stralian
Phoeniz
Arizona
Tue Camena
Lincoln County
The Missouri Girl at Lyceum Sunday Evening
Zeke Dotson the country boy appears in The Missouri Girl at the Lyceum on Sunday evening February 23. The piece presents a rural character with a humorous, earnest portrayal of a simple, honest farmer, as the author contrasts city and country life through his actions and remarks.
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Zeke Dotson
Lyceum
Teao
Iaa
Tie
Minleet
Setiume
Hidionwuis
Priests Lead Services as Illness Hits Parishioners
Father Lynch and Father Cotter conducted services at St Matrick's parish in Salt Lake in the priest's absence. Father Lynch left for Salt Lake to enter a hospital and is reported ill with pneumonia. Parishioners express sorrow, praising Fr Lynot's kindness and hoping for a speedy recovery.
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Father Cotter
Salt Lake
Catholic Thurch
Father Lynch
Moly Crows Hospital
Granger
Marquis
St. Matrick’s
Fr Lynot
Marriage Anniversary Cotton to Diamond Wedding List
The text outlines traditional wedding anniversaries from cotton at one year to diamond at seventy fifth year, noting the common names for each milestone such as paper at two years, wood at five, tin at ten, silk or linen at twelve, crystal at fifteen, silver at twenty, ruby at thirty, gold at fifty, and diamond at seventy five.
Lost Boy Reappears After Wednesday Alarm Incident
A boy named Joe Gudmundsen triggered a barn alarm in Kemmerer on a Wednesday night around 4 o clock, prompting a police response and a search. The alarm ceased when the boy returned home and was reunited with his family.
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Kemmerer
Owiue
Joe Gudmundsen
Ove
Ble Hite
Waa Toon
Cough Remedy Sold At City Drug Store
A local note reports a cough medicine called Shave used by Hanes of May vay Alabama and other remedies claim to ease colds and Whooping cough. City Drug Store carries the product for sale.
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Hanes
Ty City Drug Store
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Teoma J. Call
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City Plumbing and Heating Company
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