Diamondville Faces Federal Action Over Bear Dancing
Oregon Short Line reports authorities quietly probing bear dancing at Diamondville saloons. Two offenders bound over to the Grand Jury signal a potential crackdown on vices in the town. Public sentiment shifts against saloon resorts, with officials and citizens hoping federal efforts curb associated crimes. A source alleges unnamed high officials implicated, but names are withheld as hearsay.
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Wamondville
United States
Diamondville
New Board of Commissioners to Co operate
The Democratic board vows to end bear dancing licenses by enforcing the law require good moral character. They will thoroughly investigate each application and deny those lacking moral standards, aiming to curb offenses noted by local authorities and coordinate with federal authorities to halt the practices.
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NEW Board OF Commissioners
Form Board of County Commissioners
Peterson
Unclear text block on alleged information leaks and officials
Fragmented OCR passage mentions the White House, alleged teak of advance information, and various officials. The readable content is incoherent, with names and terms garbled, preventing a clear news item or event to summarize reliably.
County Commissioners vow efficiency and economy
The new Board of County Commissioners pledges zeal, efficiency, and economy in county business. They commit to scrutinizing all expenditures and prohibiting unnecessary costs while maintaining full efficiency. They seek the conscientious cooperation of all elected officials to deliver prudent services.
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Board of County Commissioners
Printing Office Moves Harder Than A Baby Mule
A wry quip notes that moving a printing office is harder than transporting a baby mule, suggesting the stubborn inertia of old press operations and the challenges of relocating a newsroom or press room.
Two-Term Court Proposal for Lincoln County Debate
The author urges Lincoln County to adopt two annual terms of court, noting Sweetwater and Uinta counties operate twice yearly with less business. The bill passed the legislature but vanished before the governor's signature. The writer appeals to the solana to pursue the measure in the current session.
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Lincoln
Solana
Sweetwater
Uinta
New Justice Noland Takes Office Amid Local Contests
Tom Noland was sworn in as Justice of the Peace for the district last Monday amid a recent contest paper fling by Judge Carnahan. He now oversees the office and its duties.
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Carnahan
Tom Noland
Unclear OCR Note on Rail Congestion and Empty Cars
Fragmentary report notes congestion on the rail network with empty cars in the city area. It mentions arrival from various agricultural districts and reduced crop movement across side tracks. Details are incomplete and not clearly attributable to a specific place or date.
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Kemunirer
Stork Visit at Home of Mr and Mrs Vernier
The fragmentary notice reports a birth at the home of Mr and Mrs Vernier with the mother and infant named. a midwife or attendant was present and the event was witnessed by one relative. The text is garbled but indicates a birth with minimal details and acknowledge attendants.
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Toe Bm
Mtr
Vernier
Mare
Corral Company Incorporated Formed at Opal
Eleven stockholders meet to form the Opal Corral Company Incorporated in Rock Springs. Victor Facknell elected president, James Petrie secretary treasurer, directors named. Watts to manage operations. 30 shearers ready. 75,000 sheep expected next season. wool to be bagged rather than baled with an expert sorter employed.
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Opal Shearing Ccorral Company
Opal
Jacob Herschier
Lyon Rathbun
Frank Pomeroy
George Watts
Frank Werelberger
Rock Springs
John Jamieson
Salmon
Sheridan brewery owner Richard Keenan opposes prohibition
Richard Keenan of Sheridan, proprietor of a large Sheridan brewery, is visiting Cheyenne. He argues prohibition is unnecessary and will use all means to protect his business. He teases that winning will bring modesty. losing, he will take it gracefully. He is building a $75,000 apartment house in Sheridan and may stay in Wyoming whether dry or not, with many calling him the "smartest Irishman in Wyom ing."
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Richard Keenan
Sheridan
Cheyenne
Keenan
Wyoming
Contests Erupt Over Sheridan Man’s Honor Claim
The Wyoming Tribune reports Dick Keenan of Sheridan called the “Smartest Irishman in Wyoming” spurring protests from a long list of Hibernian supporters who say the boast insults many. Pat Quealy of Kemmerer plans to contest Keenan’s claim in Cheyenne, while Keenan jokes about the trouble amid debates over the wet and dry issue.
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the Tribune
Dick Keenan
Sheridan
Wyoming
Larry Bresnahen
Tim Dyer
Pat Sullivan
Tom Carrol
A. 2. Kelley
Charles McGarvey
Ben O'Connell
Pat O'Connor
Johan Melnerney
John W. Griffin
P. Keete
Doctor Conway
Wilfred O'Leary
Hibernian
St Patrick's Hall Completed at St Patrick's Church
Father Lynch announced the basement hall at St Patrick's Church is finished and will host a Monday night social. The aim is to create a serial center for St Patrick's Parish members with a drama club and winter home talent plays, plus religious classes and moving lectures. Children admitted free. Kennedy Square Vitagraph feature airs next Monday with 10 and 25 cent admission, machine by G W Whitten.
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Father Lynch
St. Patrick's Hall
St. Patrick's Church
St. Patrick's Pariah
Father Lynch Ex- Peete
Kennedy Square
G. W. Whitten
Little Penny O Moore Kemmerer Play At Lycoum Jan 14
A preview notes the musical comedy Little Penny O Moore promises charm and youth with strong praise for the cast led by Puggy. Producers seek the right type for Peggy, with Stinson reporting high anticipation. The show opens at the Lycoum on Sunday, January 14.
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Kemmerer
Penny O'Moore
Stinson
Puggy
Peggy
Thia
Company
National Woolgrowers Convention Opens in Salt Lake City
Lincoln county sheepmen head to Salt Lake City for the National Woolgrowers Convention to be held January 11 to 14. J. D. Nobitt of Cokeville will address on Destruction of Predatory Wild Animals. The program shifts to 20 minute expert led discussions to foster idea exchange amid legislative action topics.
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Woolgrowers
Salt Lake City
Lincoln County
Utah
J. D. Nobitt
Cokeville
Salt Lake
W. McClure
National Woolgrowers' Association
J. L. Ormeby
Boise
Idaho
A. Us
Butterfield
Weiser
King
Laramie
Wyo
John D. Holliday
Chicago
C. B. Hineman
National Forest
A. F. Potter
Washington, DC
Noblitt
Cokeville, Wyo
100000 Improvements Proposed for Lava Hot Springs
State Representative elect Jense Richards and Supt. Richardson of Lava Hot Springs met officials in McCammon to discuss a proposed 100000 bond issue for twenty years. Funds would finance a natatorium and grounds improvements, with revenue from the Springs expected to cover bond payments, aiding the health resort’s growth and status.
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Jense
Em State
United States
Florist Westholder Welcomes First Child in Evanston
L B Westholder, Evanston florist, has a son born Sunday weighing eight pounds. The couple expresses happiness and the Times sends congratulations. The father is back at work, and mother and baby are reported doing fine.
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Tit L. B. Westholder
Evanston
Dee. Qiat
Papa
Louie
Mother
Babe
Labor Legislation Proposed by Wyoming Federation of Labor
The Wyoming Labor Journal notes several bills to be introduced in the recent legislative session. Proposals include limiting court injunctive power in industrial disputes, compulsory washroom provisions at coal mines, creation of a Labor Commissioner and Deputy, fire escape requirements in public buildings, bonds for contractors on public work to secure labor and material payments, and regulation of state printing and its production.
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Wyoming Labor Journal
James Buckley
Wyoming Federation of Labor
Tha
Esana
Pioneer Dies at Piney Ancient Big Piney rider Tom Smith
Tom Smith a famed Big Piney range man and longtime rider for the region died last Tuesday night at the A. W. Smith ranch near Big Piney. He was about 55, born in Kansas, and reportedly suffered apoplexy after illness. Survived by wife Myrtle Kirkendall and brothers Lee Ben Joe and James.
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Tom Smith
A. W. Smith
Big Piney
Mr. Smith
Big Piney Country
Bill Sothiday
Opal
Smith
Kansas
Myrtle Kirkendall
Mra. Hibben
Lee
Ben
Jackson
Joe
Evanston
James
Arkansas
Rebekahs Hold Dance and Banquet for Members and Guests
The Rebekahs hosted a Monday evening dance and banquet in Odd Fellows Hall with about 25 couples in attendance. New officers were installed after a Nose session, led by N G Mrs. Mary Anderson and other officers including V G Ruby Jones and Recording Secretary Kate Roberts. Fred Jennings supplied the music for the event.
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Rebekahs
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Mary Anderson
N. G
Mra
Ruby Jones
V. G
Mias Kate Roberts
Mise M Sie Williams
Mary Hansen
K. K. Curtis
Misa Reed
Edna Miller
Fred Jennings
Stomach Troubles Relief Promoted by Chamber Aid
A brief health note urges readers with stomach troubles to try Chamber remedy. claims many have benefited and recommends trying the product despite the small cost, presenting a promotional tone for a simple household aid.
Well Known Attorney Visits Former Saeieen Colleague in Sacramento
Ralph W. Smith, once a prominent Saeieen attorney, arrived in town to renew acquaintances and practice again in Sacramento California. He was succeeded here about three years ago by Attorney R. R. Rose, a Colorado Denver University schoolmate of Smith.
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Ralph W. Smith
Saeieen
Smith
Sacramento
California
R. R. Rose
Denver University
Applications for grazing permits in Wyoming National Forest
Notice that all applications to graze cattle horses and sheep in the Wyoming National Forest for the 1917 season must be filed in Afton Wyoming by February 19 1917. Full information on grazing fees and blank application forms available on request from Charles A Beam Supervisor.
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Wyoming National Forest
Afton
Wyoming
Charles A. Beam
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