Stand for Honor in Politics Defends Independent Lens
The editor defends a policy of honoring integrity over party lines in Lincoln County politics. It notes Democrats won five county offices despite Republican majorities and criticizes two Republican legislators who shifted toward personal gain, questioning their honor and loyalty to Warren.
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Tau Camera
Republican Party
Lincoln County
Thiamera
Cheyenne
Warren
Hour of Representatives
United States Senate
Warren Vahmot
Wyoming Legislative Grid Reveals Party Power Shift In Cheyenne
A chaotic Wyoming session in Cheyenne sees Republicans divided over control of the House and Senate. Speaker Pratt’s alliance with Democrats reshapes committee appointments and endangers Warren's reelection. Contested seats in Uinta Lincoln counties threaten the United States Senate balance as pension and election hearings loom. The piece ends noting winter’s arrival with sleigh bells and brisk air.
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Wynnaing Lewistarary
Cheronna
Wyoming
House
Senate
Cheyenne
House of Representatives
State Senate
Pratt
Uinta
Lincoln
Elections Committee
United States
Run Cour
Chile to erect coast lighthouses for mariner safety
The Chilean government plans lighthouses along its 4000 mile coastline at dangerous points to improve mariner safety and navigation.
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Government of
Chili
South America
Ihs
Hon Hoskins Visitors in Cheyenne Senate Floor Privileges
Hon AD Hoskins visited Cheyenne last week and was granted floor privileges in the senate chamber on a motion by Senator Hyde. Tom was asked to speak as Moding noted no county division bills were before the body. A member was excused from a task he dislikes, with a wager that if a county bill appears, he would support its passage.
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Hoskins
Cheyenne
Senate
Hyde Tom
Lewert
Campbell County Wee Incky La get they started
Fragmented OCR text describes Campbell County start with funds from Crook and Weston counties. Crook county commissioners transferred per 10000 to the new county while Weston held funds and disputed debts lingered as the court considered the division and the Alvision.
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Catpbell County
Crook
Weston
Crook County
Hot Weston
Bsauing
Iudobteltien Wotil
Alvision
Fragmented OCR carries garbled college protest text
Reading from a damaged page, the article presents a garbled discourse about university actions and student protest. Names, dates, and places are unreadable or mixed, yielding a chaotic collage of phrases and incomplete thoughts.
Fragmented text from a dubious hometown notice
A garbled OCR fragment mentions theft, local police, and uncertain townsfolk. It references a town scene with a Barker, alleged harm, aviation, and various unclear names. The readable facts are sparse and the piece lacks coherent events or dates.
Local politics clash over Warren patronage and county seats
The Nashville paper reports heated debate over Mr Warren and the county commission, accusing him of greed to centralize patronage in Lincoln County. Accusations include sacrificing rivals and undermining honors of the division as the contest to elect county commissioners unfolds.
Wyoming’s Support for Juvenile Delinquents Unveiled
The report shows Wyoming has for two years funded 41 juvenile delinquents at Colorado State Industrial School and two females at Good Shepherd Industrial, totaling $8 025 77 in expenses.
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Wyoming
Colorado State
Good Shepherd
Col Crawford in California Urges Wyoming Return
Saratoga Son editor Col Crawford writes from California critiquing state affairs while noting a senate committee verdict against Judge Robert W. Archibald of the Commerce court. Archibald was found guilty of using office for personal gain, removed from office, and barred from future trust positions. The senate voted four to acquit five. Public faith in justice grows as such actions deter misuse of judicial power.
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Col. Crawford
The
Saratoga Son
California
Wyoming
Senate
Robert W. Archibald
Commerce Court
Archibald
Something You all Need in Business Correspondence
The note highlights the value of printed cards in business letters, suggesting use of printed stationery and envelopes with return cards. It claims such stationery signals enterprise and enhances reception by recipients. It invites readers to request estimates or supply details for prompt printing services at low prices.
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Oakeley
Eels
Opening of the Masonic Temple in Rock Springs
The Masonic opening in Rock Springs last Thursday drew wide attention in state circles. The new temple home was officially opened with a grand ceremony and a banquet that evening drew about 900 attendees including Grand Master Win. Pagh and Judge S. Potwr. A large musical program followed the afternoon rites and a banquet served Masone at the tables into the early morning.
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Masonic Ter
Rock Springs
Achelalode
Pt . A. Russell
Riner
Win
Pagh
Gratien
Potwr
Cheyenne
Tiatel
Chas
Chriet
Mise
Margaret Christina
Pleasant Dance Draws Bachelor Girls to Hall
A weekend dance night drew a large crowd despite bad weather. The hall was festively decorated with a hard working Kem errchetta playing, and Valerie Mary attended with a group of ladies, making the evening lively among the bachelor girls and guests.
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Ules Muerty
Valerie Mary
Odd Fellows Building Leased and Expanded Furniture Dept
The Odd Fellows Building is leased to Kemuierer Hardware and Furniture. The adjacent stores will join to form one continuous furniture department. Plans indicate the new arrangement will brighten the frontage and create enhanced sales space for furniture and related goods.
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Kemuierer Hardware and Furniture Coboas
Strayed or Staten Ane et Cate H oe It Rese U Relure J I
Fragmentary text from a historical page mentions a stray event or note with unclear names and phrases. key details are unreadable, offering no verifiable entities or dates to anchor a summary.
Kemmerer News Roundup From December to January
Local Kemmerer items cover community events, weddings, and visits. Notable happenings include hotel closures, a new cottage, and a four room residence ready for occupancy. Socials, church notes, post office activity, and business moves accompany reports on residents traveling, illnesses, and local infrastructure efforts.
Court House Notes County News From Furnichesl and Oakley
County officials discuss hearings in contested cases with deputy and county attorney Ivan Jones. Notes cover a marriage boom with five pairs, a move of Magne Nicholson to Kemmerer, a transfer of a large safe into the Treasurers office, and Clyde Raw’s travel home for a sister’s funeral.
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Eal Caples
Furnichesl
Nawmors
Ivan Jones
Ft Cheyenne
Sindy
Bob Christmas
Jobe Corgis
Oakrey
Bob
Hapaon
Luz
Marter
Offier
Clark
Hanesy
Jim
Kemmerer
Carl Cooke
Treatig
New Hemington
Magne F. Nicholson
Oscar Poterwa
Aire Nicholson
Hansen
van Jones
Charley Huff
Weele
Bell
Harrison
Rob Clark, Jr
Frankly M. Delaney
Jackson
August Keres Amd Lempic Ojala
Oakley
John Giongis
Board of Inquiry Accident at road crossing mule pon t WL
An official board convened in Kenmierer Wyoming on November 11 1904 investigates the derailment of engine S47 in train No 14 near Mount Pleasant. It names engineers firemen conductors and inspectors and details wheel lift and derailment after striking a belt on the track causing the engine to stop short of crossing.
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Pio
Senamy
Uinta County
Idaho
Kenmierer
Wyoming
Mile Post
Mt Aapom Panuwry
O. F P. Vous
J. Bandole
John Freeman
Berkouwen
Fred Romp
Nesho
Polit
Cheer River
Montpelier
Bolt
J. A
School Notes From The High School Semester Ends
The High School closes the first term as students take regular semester examinations. Eighth grade plans a civics trial soon to gain familiarity. Attendance improves. nineteen pupils from the Kemmerer building noted amid a period of reform and motion.
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Atenaya
Kemmerer
Magor
Rnin
Noviety
Called to Mother's Sick-Bed
Dr J BR Marquin was summoned to Missouri to aid his mother critically ill with pneumonia. No word has come since he left, and his return date is unknown.
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J. BR. Marquin
Iron Kemmerer
Missouri
Tren
Reward for return of iron gray horse
Reward offered for a lost iron gray horse branded AM run Sublet Wye on left hip. Description notes a warm drink advertisement appears with offerings from Keme merer Bakery and a menu including hot coffee lemonade and other warm soft drinks.
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Kememerer Bakery
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