The Faithful Dog in Soda Springs Chieftain
The Soda Springs Idaho Chieftain quotes a dog’s devotion to a master who starved and beat him, noting dogs’ honesty and fidelity surpassing men. It contrasts canine loyalty with human treachery, remarking that a dog dies for love while people may betray friends.
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Huyck Jones Bride and Groom Wed at Groom’s Brother’s Home
Miss Mayme Huyck and Earle M. Jones were married Sunday night January 12 at nine at Ivan Jones’s home. Rev Mayor officiated with Merril Jones as best man and Miss Bessie Hmer as bridesmaid. The couple, with strong local ties to Butter Indiana and La Barge, plan residence near the ranch after a brief town stay.
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Mayme Huyck
Earle M. Jones
Ivan
Jones
Merril Jones
Bessiehmer
John Huyek
Butter
Indiana
Fontenelle
la Barge
Earle
James W. Jones
LaBarge
Mid Winter Excursions to California With Low Fares
Low fares to San Francisco and Los Angeles amid diverse routes offered until April 1. U S L agents provide rates and details for travel. Poet.
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California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
If You're Under Age Don’t Play Ordinance Passed
The Town women approved an ordinance restricting under eighteen from frequenting pool halls with fines from twenty six to twenty six dollars. The piece urges strict enforcement and notes a higher age limit would be preferable. The passage references contemporary concerns and contrasts with other youth behaviors and beverage consumption.
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Tito
Republican and Democrat Clash in Kemer Rally
A Republican and a Democrat, Setheail Dan Hoberts of Afton, attended a partisan event in Kemer. The gathering featured gendered discussions, with calls for unity and remarks on party lines. The scene highlighted tensions between Republican and Democratic supporters and hinted at upcoming regional political contests.
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Afton
Kemer
Sanday
Tree Greel
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Page
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December 1912 Treasur ers and reports for cemetery lots
Senton A reports no money collected for cemetery lots in December 1912. Marshal reports no money collected. Police justice records two cases of disturbance and a house of ill fame, totaling 0.2.7 130.00. Treasurer shows December 1 balance, receipts from fines and fees in police court, and disbursements including street fund warrants, salary fund warrants, and general fund warrants. Outstanding warrants total 1413.12 street and alley, 385.85 general, and salary warrants. Various salaries and expenses paid, council adjourned after liquor license discussion with Jokela and Saycra for non free-holders in Wyoming. Approved by Mayor Folge.
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Lota
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House of Ill-Fame
L. Palmer
Christmas
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John Mason
Jon Mason
Purchase
Joe Apodeca
Sullivan & Pitt
Ewe Kemmerer
Doe Asson
hay_ wa
Frontier
Lincoln Livery Barn
First National Bank
Kemmerer
F. H. Co
J. Mon
Jokela
Saycra
Wyori
Folge
Sayor
Senate Bill Seeks Funding to Destroy Predatory Animals
Senator Francis E Warren introduced a bill in the U S senate calling for an appropriation to fund destruction of predatory wild animals on National Forests and adjacent lands. It would reimburse states for part of past predator control costs based on forest land area versus state area, with 200,000 dollars specified.
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Francis E. Warren
United States
Senate
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Snow Urgently Needed on Desert Range
Erm W Smith reports from the desert that a snow shortage endangers the welfare of sheep. With little snow now, flocks stay near water and scarce snow banks until more snowfall arrives to permit movement to fresh feed amid snow at Linwood and the southern boundary.
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Smith
Linwood
State
Applications for Grazing Permits in Wyoming Forest
Notice that all applications to graze cattle horses and sheep in the Wyoming National Forest for 1913 must be filed at my office in Afton Pacmag by February 10 1913. Full information on grazing fees and blank forms will be furnished upon request. James E Jewel Supervisor.
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Wyoming National Forest
Afton
Pacmag
James E. Jewel
Reward for return of iron gray horse in Sublet Wyoming
Sublet Wyoming resident A M Gann offers a ten dollar reward for the return of a weighty iron gray horse, about 900 pounds, branded on the hip. The notice seeks the horse and identifies the owner as A M Gann of Sublet, Wyoming.
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A.m.gann
Sublet
Wyo
Wealy Com Incorporation Notice in Wyoming
Notice of Incorporation states The Wealy Com was incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming at 9 o clock on the 26th August 1912 to engage in mercantile business. Capital stock is ten thousand dollars divided into one thousand shares at ten dollars par. Term fifty years. Affairs under control of three directors E Fisher A Vealey and another director. Principal office in Eikol Uint a County. Agent named B Chyatmas with attorneys listed.
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Office of State
Cheyenne
Siemies
Ember
Ponte Coane
Wyoming
Yeumenny
E. Fisher
A. A. Vealey
Thie
Eikol
Uinta County
Shagrwar Ed Pte
Eeu
B. Chyatmas
Jis Torneys
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