Abner Visits Omaha Rancher Comments on Cattle Market
Avner Luman of Big Piney Wyoming visits the yards in Omaha and reports cattle in his country looking well. He notes high feed costs and free range decline causing ranchers to own or rent land, with expenses reaching ten dollars per tow. Prices last fall pleased cattlemen but there is concern over future demand and western steers sourcing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Omaha
Avner Luman
Big Piney
Wyo
Omaha
Corn Belt
Daniels Praised Over Navy Padock Position Amid War Fears
The secretary of the navy Daniels earns commendation for his handling of naval padock placement. The piece argues that public knowledge of government weakness harms patriotism and could invite invasion or hinder defense of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Daniels
Nethhr
Moving Time Signals Change in Wyoming Press
The Spearfish 8. D. Enterprise bids Bret Brown farewell as he leaves for California for at least a year. L. C. Emerson and 8. D. Perry take over Weston County Gazette. Fred Winchester becomes Cody Herald boss, continuing steady work. Casper Press heads under H. Y. Lockwood and J. F. Brennan, both young men from Casper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spearfish
Enterprise
Bret. Brown
California
L. C. Emerson
D. Perry
Gillette News
Suntance Monitor
Wyoming
Weston County Gazette
Fred
Winchester
Cody Herald
Casper Press
H. Y. Lockwood
J. F
Brennan
Hujet Globe
Cokeville Mayor Visits Kemmerer on County Business
Mayor J. D. Noblitt of Cokeville discussed county matters with the Board of County Commissioners in Kemmerer. He noted Cokeville's water supply and a potential electric light service, citing a nearby water power site available for development at low cost if pursued municipally or by private parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Noblitt
Cokeville
Kemmerer
Board of County Commissioners
Noblitt
Cranney visits on matters of Dustiiem and banded game issues
Hon Frank J. Cranney from the Star Valley visited last week to discuss Dustiiem affairs and a Ballwin matter. He notes frequent game violations by non residents along the West border amid mounting tensions and cautions observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Cranney
Star Valley
Mr Cranney
West Border
Social evening at Miller home with multiple guests
Glencoe notes a New Year dinner at the Miller residence attended by Mr and Mrs Herbert Snedon and several friends. The gathering featured music and conversation, with Mrs Tina Snedon in charge and Miss Thomas performing instrumental sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Snedaon
Miller
DB. Miller
Migs Thomas
Mine Jorgenson
Mmes Johnmin
Wales
Thompson
Oakley
Dene
Haly Mathhlaw
Diamondville mine reopens with steady work expected
The mine at Diamondville, operated by the Homend Coal and Coke Company, has reopened after a period of inactivity. It is anticipated to provide steady employment as new dredging and mining activities resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamondville
tHomend Coal and Coke Company
Wer Tome De Wintry Of the Retolmertr Camara
Fragmented OCR reveals a weekly journal with disputed editors and staff roles. It mentions publishing figures Watt Brag aun and C. Watt tran don, plus Watt Dearden Oweer and references to a Warne description and a date 3915. The text is garbled and unclear.
Local News From Elkel and Salt Lake Ailments
Elkel notes Mr and Mrs J A Quealy visiting Salt Lake friends. Grippe epidemic in Elkel waning. Annie Papes recovering from pneumonia at Kemmerer Hospital. Miss Jack Green misses Christmas vacation due to illness. Mr Stringer injured at mines with scalp wound. School attendance steady despite grippe. Children enjoy skating rink and outdoor play. Stage driver Mr Kiddy injured but slowly recovering from prior mine injuries. Stella Kant nearly choked by a small white piece. she is expected to recover and return to school. The entry includes a legal notice regarding a divorce suit in Lincoln County Wyoming district court, with March 4, 1916 deadline for response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Quealy
Salt Lake
Grippe
Alkel
Annie Papes
Kemmerer Hospital
Jack Green
Quealy
Stringer
Gratam
Me Matsun
Mr. Kant
Ehiltron Makate Ing
Job Kiddy
Eliot Ie
Kiddy
Stella
Kantes
Papile
Court delays and pension actions mark session notes
In court Arnold denied writ of habeas corpus for the Hird boys who face new Information in elk hunting charges and are ordered to May term with $100 bonds. Divorces granted for Steinberger and Cartwright cases with special commissioner named to take evidence. Wm Danver vs Afton Live Stock Co dismissed at plaintiff’s request. County commissioners allocate $10,000 for pensions with several reductions listed and new pensions for Mary Coletti Antonio Visco Rose Pendleton and Kate Kehoe. Lana Norman’s petition at Frontier under investigation as adjournment occurs amid ongoing civil matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nee
Arnold
Intriet Court
Eatay Inet
Hird
Jatt
Reynolds
Steinberger Ve. Steimberger
W. B. Sammon
Cartwright
Wm. Danver
Afton Livestock Co
Daisy K. Jowell
Afton
Luelin Manning
Cokeville
Minnie Halkovich
Frontier
Minnie Sarai
Cumberland
Francis Flakar
Jebel Gibbs
Meri Steiglitz
Kemmerer
Mary Colett
Diamondville
Antonio Visco
Rose Pendleton
Bedford
Kate Kehoe
Lana Norman
Slayers Pardoned After Three Years In State Penitentiary
Edward Edwards, who murdered Pred Ott near Casper by firing through a kitchen floor, was pardoned after three years of a twenty year term at Rawlins. Earlier, he killed Roy Landers while in custody for horse stealing, claiming Landers influenced his wife to leave. The same wife later divorced and remarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendrick
Rawilne
Pred Ott
Casper
Shirley Basin
Edwards
Ott
Althort
Natrona County
Rawlins
Rawards
Roy Landers
Landers
Minatare
Neb
Murdh Altho Edwards
Sage Siftings and Local Travel Notes in Sage
A block of brief items from Sage reports Harry Julian’s short trip to his homestead east of Sage on his brick horse Bern. Me Pate family enjoyed a snow slough after Saturday night’s light fall and spent Sunday with Orson Winter’s. A ball drew locals to Jungle Town Utah on Saturday night January 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Julian
Sage Wednesday
Harry
Bern G. Pate
Pate
Orson Winter
Jungle Town
Utah
Harry Julian City
Lee
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Albert J. McNish
In Lincoln County district court the estate of Albert J. McNish is administered. Letters of administration were issued January ith 1016 to the named administrator. Creditors must exhibit claims with proper vouchers to Ivan & Junce, Attorney, Kemmerer, Lincoln County, Wyoming within six months of the letters date or be barred. Date January 11, seré. John L. Phobell tran & Jones, Attorneys for Administrator.
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W. Ne
Lincoln
Sald County
Albert J. McNish
Allowanes
Ivan &. Junce
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Wrenine
John L. Phobell
McCoy Visits Cheyenne on Capitol Wing Work Pride
McCoy the Wyoming House sergeant at arms visits Cheyenne from Casper on business and is pleased with progress on the new capitol wings. He notes Casper has had a good winter and mentions strong winds. The Cheyenne Leader quips about Billy’s wind criticism during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. McCoy
Wyoming House of Representatives
Cheyenne
Caspe
Mr. McCoy
Capitol
Casper
Rich McMinn Congratulated on Livestock Inspection Report
Rich McMinn receives a letter from Secretary Fred L. Thompson praising his annual livestock inspection report sent last week in Lincoln County. The secretary notes such reports are not required presently but calls it a splendid idea that may become a standard for all inspectors, highlighting the work involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Thompson
Lincoln County
Visitors in Kemmerer on business and personal visits
Game Officers here and G. P. Sorenson were in Kemmerer last week on business with Mr. Wilson and the Bird boys. Dr. Arbogast of Cumberland returned Saturday after a three week visit with friends and relatives in the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eon
Asant G. P. Sorenson
Kemmerer
Mr. Wilson
Dr. Arbogast of
Cumberland
Dean's Kidney Pills Ad Promises Back Pain Relief
Local ad claims Don’t delay for kidney issues with Dean's Kidney Pills. Testimonial from M. J. Roads of Lanney endorses relief and improved kidney secretions. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y distributes the pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
M.J. Roads
Handi House
Mheads
Foster-Milburn Co
Propa
Buffalo
Bonds Called In for Lincoln County Wyoming Certificates
$60,000 Called In Certificates of Indebtedness of Lincoln County Wyoming Nos 3919 to 4639 are hereby called in and interest will cease on January 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
Wyoming
Inspection Certificate of Wyoming Livestock Shipment to Georgia
The county livestock inspector certifies 28 head of horses and mules loaded in U. P. Railway car No. 62666 for shipment from Opal Wyoming to Statesboro Georgia. Describes brands and colors including gray mares, sorrel mules, bay and black horses. Ownership listed as C. P. MacGlashan of Big Plains. Date noted as 1918 with witness R. McMian.
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Wyoming
Lincoln
Opal
Lincoln County
Statesboro
Georgia
C. P. MacGlashan
Big Placy
Chari Same
U. P
Dam A. DL Nm
Affidavit of Horse and Mule Examination in Idaho
An affidavit dated December 29 1915 by Howard Wetzel constable of Poplar precinct Bonneville County Idaho certifies examination of horses and mules owned by Lot W Haley Halfway Lincoln Wyoming. It lists branded markers wineglass left/right shoulders hips and notes yearlings and two year olds. The document is sworn before Justice A A Anderson and filed by County Clerk H R Harrison on January Sunday 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Wetzel
Bonneville
Poplar Precinct
Idaho
Lot W. Haley
Halfway
Lincoln County
Wyoming
F. Wetael
Poplar
Honneville County
A.A. Anderson
Bonneville County
A. Anderson
Pearce
M. H.R Harrison
Register of Deeds
Cleaning Sidewalk Snow In Kemmerer Ordinance
Town of Kemmerer requires cleaning of snow from sidewalks by 10 a m the day after snowfall ends. If not done, the work will be ordered completed by the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Bhad Habits And Lunch Times Referenced In Cryptic Text
A fragmentary cryptic note mentions habits around certain hours for lunch at twelve and dinner at six, with references to New York and a point of confusion, suggesting a coded or garbled historical brief. The readable elements imply a social or behavioral clue rather than a clear event or person.
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E Kemmerer
Abner
Cranney
Glencoe Gleanings
Rample
Tina Sneddon
Miller Base
Mido Thowne
Jouelo Wat Batunday
Kommarer, Wyeautor
Wail
Eitlaw
Watt Bragaun
C. Watt
C. Warne
Uanemmbas
Abe
Elkel
Sotlok
Ethel J Whithwek
Beal
Cart Coon
Listrich Court
Old County
Bose
Thomas Ve. Thomas
Mother's Pensions
George Edwards
Frank Keen
Ithel
Julian Hotel
Harry Thompano
Ron Nebeker
O. J. Winters
B. G. Pate
Kvonstom
Herbert Julian
Fred Keen
Lew Hayward
Vera
Monte Gallatine
Tran & Jones
Billy
Camper
Rich McMinn
Apella
THE
AYAL
Nkemmerer
Vonlet Rencaes
Nive
Bay Mare
Chi
R. Mc Mian
Conan
Aix
Cortsis
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