Silk shipments and political notes from the era
Seven car loads of silk were carried over the U P to eastern markets last week likely from the orient. Star Valley promises, Elk County bill support to Senator Hyde. Los Angeles citrus losses reach thirty million dollars with smudge pots aiding 85 percent recovery. Star Spangled Banner proposed as official anthem with public service stand at attention. A tax and rebate plan to boost voter turnout draws legislative interest. Kinkaid bill would allow homestead couples to wed without losing property. Democratic control after March 1 could shift blame for legislation.
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U. P
Orient
Los Angeles
United States
Levy
New York
Rock Springs
Father and son split by Revithine visit clash
A fragmented, emotionally charged passage describes a son estranged from his father after a visit to Revithine. The narrator reflects on changes in the boy’s demeanor and worries about ongoing conflicts, family tension, and possible emotional fallout. Nellie Ko Miles is mentioned in a confusing aside.
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Howe
Nellie Ko Miles
Unclear fragment hints at invention and gear names
The readable lines mention energy themes and a latent invention tied to tuneolena paurwuer, with references to bow and arrow and names such as Hogan and Lewin. The text is heavily garbled, offering little verifiable fact or context for a proper summary.
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New Ud
Hogan
Washington Letter on Interior Secretary Pick and House Economy
Senators and representatives return from Trenton frustrated by the delay over the Interior secretary appointment while discussions hint Wyoming’s J E Osborne lacks support. The piece also analyzes House Ways and Means plans for free sugar and coal pricing, contrasts with Senate actions, and criticizes high campaign investigation costs and spent funds during the current congress.
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Trenton
Interior
Sena
Wilken
Wyoming
J. E. Osborne
Wilson
Tmnet
Senate
House
Ways and Means
Grand Junction
Colo
Abesnce J
Roosevalt
New York Mail and Express
Geo. W. Perkins
Warren
Congress
Fitzgerald
Seralon
Rockefeller
Pujo Committee
Jack Rose Proposes Publicity and Civic Watch to Curb Crime
A series by Jack Rose argues that publicity and citizen-led oversight are essential to reduce vice and crime. He advocates publicizing every crime report, weekly police actions, and forming a civic organization of church members and public leaders to monitor policing near police stations.
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Jack Rose
Philanthropiete
Reform Societien
Mose
Howe
Ovary
Citizena
Fractured Night at Camp Ends in Brawl and Arrests
Night Marshal reports a brutal clash at a warden camp where Molyn and Reardon fought officers amid jealousy and intoxication. Ily and Mike Everick sustained serious wounds. both men were jailed, Everick bound for district court on grand jury bonds.
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Elkol
Alend
Assacles
Romenerer
Reardon
Corribee
Ctv
Hearst
Dilly
Tie Stricks
Stafford
Iily
Mike
Billy
Ord
Dret
Hill
Serve
Sation Craig
Mike Everick
Lincoln Lumber Company Incorporation Notice
The Lincoln Lumber Company was incorporated in the office of the secretary of state on a date in 4 DY. The company aims to buy hold and deal in lumber building materials and to conduct a lumber yard business and contracting. Capital stock is 600 dollars divided into 60 shares of 10 dollars each. Location is in Wyome state with officers listed as ALB OR Christivan and others.
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Lincoln Lumber Company
Abeyenue
Thie
Court House Notes May Get a Divide in County Finances
County Treasurer Bell returned from Remeton to review joint account concerns. He found January end reports show only 3,447.08 in certificates and about 40,000 in delinquent taxes. Anticipated funds are to be allocated to fees overseen by the court and retained by officials.
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Tresauret
Bell
Rremeton
Naturalization Papers and County Office Updates
County officials report progress as naturalization papers move forward and county offices receive new furniture and adding machines. Ivan Jones and Sheriff Gudmandsen visited Rock Springs, while a liquor investigation on the border found no sales in Lincoln County amid a busy week of work and reorganizing county operations.
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Hell
Evanston
Sakte
Ivan Jones
Unioraheriff Gudmandsen
Rock Springs
Ponty
Lincoln
Ee Bane
Gives Himself Up in Munday Case Across Local Plot
A man known as Sherif Hanna fled Munday to Bill Leprenty to receive fi, a sheep herder in the employ of Standard Meath and Liva St. Bn. He faced a charge after 4 Meson shots and a failed attempt to gain a position. Cards containing a plan were broadcast but no result. Last week Power appeared before the Thorift at Hitings and surrendered.
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Sherif Hanna
Munday
Bill Leprenty
Meath
Liva St. Bn
Poer
Thorift
Hitings
Forged a Check Durs Kemmerer Visitor
B Hille arrived in Kemmerer that week and stayed several days. He appeared well dressed but was seen by a crowd of railway conductors as short of money with a note for 23. He has not been seen since and has no money in the bank.
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B. Hille
Kemmerer
Wall
Sunda
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in County Clerk Up to Feb 1
Fragmented notice lists transfers in a county, with garbled OCR text. It references real estate activity through February in a county clerk record, noting likely names, parcels, and dates though many details are unreadable. The readable bits indicate property transactions compiled for public notice.
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Kutta
Wiil
Star Valley
W. A. Hyde
Elk County
Laramie
Kinkaid
Nebraska
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Lorane
Bae
Washington
the Interior
Court House
Agen Tin Ap
Benjamin
C. W. Peterson
Ven Oo
Aed
LincolnCor County
Beet
Ist
Etoreern
Leta
Irvont
Guinty Bern
Harold
Trevauree
Nicholson
J.teed
Hoskins Hotel
Barepees
White Cafe
Chauncey A. Murray
Wyo
Marbleton
Lincoln County
Big Piney Beach
Green River Valley
Cheri Ste
C. P. Budd
Big Piney, Wye
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