President Wilson and Allies Seek Peace Terms Debate
The article discusses Allied and German reactions to President Wilson’s peace proposal, noting initial neutral press support shifting after a German response. It reports on Allied appreciation for his terms, critic attacks by political cliques, and Wilson’s steadfast pursuit of world peace amid crisis. It ends with speculation on prohibition’s political fate and the constitutional amendment process.
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United States
Wilson
Good Roads Spell Out Local Road Concerns In Legislature
Fragmented OCR note outlines several road bills of local importance before the State Legislature. Mentions Lincoln LY and county interests, with references to road work, funds, and potential state aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Fragmentary OCR News Note Without Clear Topic
The text shows garbled OCR with fragmented phrases and no coherent event. It references a county court matter and a panel, but key details are unreadable. No identifiable person or organization can be securely named from the readable fragments.
Aluser Heeson Law: A Curious Local Chronicle
An odd OCR fragment mentions Aluser Heeson Law and references a local context with scattered names and places. The readable bits hint at a public or ceremonial notice involving a community event or law matter, but the text is highly garbled and lacks clear actions or dates.
County Issues Saloon Licenses and County Attorney Reforms
The Kommerer Republican argues the Board of County Commissioners should deny licenses to applicants lacking good moral character and questions the new County Attorney’s stance on sweeping reforms and bear dancing. It contends the Commissioners must decide licensing without sensational press influence and urges action to stop bear dancing in saloons.
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Kommerer Republican
Board of County Commissioners
The
Republican
Atorney
Guy
Attorin
Kayefe
Proposes New Laws in Pure Food Conflict
A long-winded report notes Commissioner Groshon presses Cheyenne for meat safety and pure food law reforms. It critiques lawyers and corporate influence while outlining anticipated opposition from regional traders and unnamed petroleum interests.
Western Counties Healin to Go Healin to Go Representatives
An installment from a Wyoming legislative page lists committee placements for representatives from Sheridan Cheyenne Cumberland Evanston Mountainview Thoyne and others. It notes budget measures and proposed laws on schooling blue sky enforcement and roads plus per diem and printing allocations. A January 12 adjournment of respect for Col William Cody is recorded along with early highway commission bills and a proposed trial divorce law. Multiple names and counties appear in connection with committee assignments and bills.
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Nok Keenan
Sheridan
L. Cralthe
Cheyenne
Governors Mess
Andrew Morrow
Loraine Rollins
Cumberland
White of
Thoyne
Rep
Mickelson
Representaive Farnsworth
Evanston
Thomas
Mountainview
Wilson
House
Senate
Col
William Cody
State Highway Commission
Skovgad
Big Horn County
Bis
Farnsworth
Kendall
Sweetwater County
Daniel
Lincoln County
Fish Hatchery for Lincoln County
Wyoming legislators consider a $7,000 appropriation for a hatchery near Daniel Lincoln County on the Creen river headwaters. The bill by Senator Charles G Kendall passed the senate in the 13th legislature but died in the house.
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Wyming Tribune
Wyoming
Charles G. Kendall
Sweetwater
Daniel
Lincoln County
Senate
Sale of Estray Notice for Described Bay Horse
Public sale to recover owner of a bay battlefaced horse eleven years old branded on the left shoulder and left thigh. Found as an Estray by A. Robertson of Jackson Wyoming under Chapter 12, Samson Laws 1013. Sale set for February 20, 1917 at 1 pm in Jackson for owner to claim by February 20, 1917. Wyoming Live Stock Commissioners, Secretary Fred B. Thompson, Cheyenne. First publication January 17. Last publication Fall 7.
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A. Robertson
Jackson
Wyoming
Wyo
Wurely
Fred B. Thompsun
Cheyenne
Senator Myers opposes repeal of Direct Primary Law
Lincoln and Twenty County Senator Chas A Myers speaks in Cheyenne against repealing the Direct Primary Law. He supports a continued trial of the primary system, arguing it protects citizens from boss rule and preserves freedom for residents to seek offices without county seat consent. He praises the Tribune for urging that the primary be simplified rather than repealed.
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Chas
A. Myers
Lincoln
Cheyenne
Cloyenne Tribune
Myers
Wyoming
Cinta County
Lberty
Foel
Tribune
Senator Gardner Prohibition Bill Aims to Dry Wyoming
Wyoming senator Clarence Gardner authors a measure to submit a constitutional amendment in 1918 to make Wyoming dry by January 1 1920. The plan requires two thirds in both houses and a majority statewide vote, with limited exceptions for medicinal and scientific uses.
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Clarence Gardner
Star Valley
Lincoln
Uin
Wyoming
Gardner
Successful Meet At National Woolgrowers Convention
Attendees at Salt Lake City annual meeting include P. W. Cokeville Frank Ma Cokeville Kinnay Cookeville Parley Anderson Cokeville T Hunter Salmon Kegimerer Oscar Peterson and wife J D Noblitt of Cokeville. Joe Kinney welcomed from Colaville. Discussions covered predatory animals wool grading show funding and federal roles. Two Hargett children were hospitalized with typhoid fever.
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Woolgrowers Convention
Salt Lake City
P. W. Cokeville
Frank Ma
Cokeville
Doe Kinnay
Cookeville
Parley Anderson
T. Hunter Salmon
Oscar Peterson
Kemiivrer
George Watts
Banaatser
J. D. Noulitt
Cokevill
Salt Lake
Joe Kinney
California
Mr. Kinney
J.D. Noblitt
Mr. Nobiltt
Colaville
National Livestock Asauciation
Cheyenne
Kivoleiin
Congress
Taten
Ly Duterote
Tetemby
United States
Goren
Andrew
Hucknarion
Adoption Recommendation Endorsed by District Board
The School Board of District No 1 including Kemmerer states support for adopting a new statewide education system proposed by the School Code Committee. Star Valley officials Lynch and Jenkins back Superintendent Burch, noting two existing Wyoming education structures and urging modernization as more efficient, practical, and aligned with national practice. The board cites better governance, district success under the plan, and thorough committee work, sending resolutions to Lincoln and Uinta legislators.
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Wyoming
Burch
Apeciallvta
Lincoln
Uinta
Bell Family Returns to Kemmerer After California Visit
Mr and Mrs Willard Bell and family arrived back in Kemmerer yesterday following a several week visit in California. The party included relatives and friends who extended greeting upon their return.
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Willard Bell
Kemmerer
Callifornia
U.ibu
Death of Mrs Dona of Oakley and local notices
The death of Mrs Dona, an Italian woman of Oakley, occurred early Monday from rheumatism and old age. She leaves four children, three married and a fifteen year old son. Interment was in Kemmerer cemetery today. Oakley youths attended a Glencoe ball and Kemmerer Rock Springs high school basketball game, witnessing Oakley score 34 of Kemmerer High’s 45. Boasie McPhie visited Oakley Saturday. Loney Purdy was re elected check weighman for Oakley miners with no opposition.
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Dona
Oakley Herith
Kemmerer
Oakley
Rock Springs High School
Loney Purdy
Joecal Ant
Mr. Purdy
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Local Testimony
A local testimonial praises Doan's Kidney Pills as the best remedy for kidney trouble. J D Wilton, a Sweetwater farmer, recounts backache and weakness three years ago and credits the pills with relief. The ad urges buyers to ask for Doan's Kidney Pills at dealers, from Foaster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Dean
J.D. Wilton
Lander
Wyo
Doan
Price
Mr. Wilson
Foater Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
State Humane Officer Visits Kammerer District
State Humane Agent 4. W. Burke arrived in Kammerer last Thursday afternoon to oversee several cana that had developed in this section. Padle Newbold, a 17 year old incorrigible lad atuberland was committed to the Industrial School at Worland after an accident two years ago when a shotgun was accidentally discharged into the hip. Burke also handled the Gaunola children case, six in all, recently left with a mother during typhoid death of Mrs. Pauling Gaunola. Three children were taken to St. Vincent Orphanage in Denver by Mr. Burke with the father’s consent. The case of Rosie McPhie of Glencoe will come up today for epileptic care and possible commitment to the Lander institution for medical treatment.
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W. Burke
Kammerer
Padle Newbold
Uberland
Worland
Burke Algd
Gaunola
Olenone
Pauling Gaunola
St. Vincent
Denver
Murke
Rosie McPhie
Glencoe
Instituton
Lander
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Me Kemmerer
Aluser Heeson
Staurice
Groshon
Grosson
Enneay
Mtnte
W. ‘. Pintick
Thedon
Firat
Sgtice OF Sale OF
Estray
Will
Pioneer
Patalog Feli
Oscar H. Will & CO
Bismarck, N. Dak
Pireet Pem
Alt Lake City
Hargett
Loal Hospital
NYAL
Stkemmerer
Boasie McPhie
Hess
F. E. Curtis
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