Lincoln Oil Locators Must Get Busy at Once
A historic memorial urges Congress to amend the Ferris Phelan lease bill favoring land claimants. It argues existing text would strip rights from original locators and benefit large oil corporations, threatening local workers' stakes and long settler investments.
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Lincoln Oil
Congress
Ferris- Phelan
Congress of the United States
Eal Leasing Ds
Jenyarine
Ators du Elaine
Clarence
Clark
Frank Wo Monell
Pertinent Points About the 640 Acre Homestead Law
Will Reid, register of the local land office, explains the 640 acre act. It allows entry for 640 acres of nonmineral land chiefly valuable for grain. Original entrymen living on homesteads have a preference right to adjoining lands, and applicants must bring ready petitions and cash for filing fees.
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Will Reid
Local Land Office
Land Office
United Sttes
Union (Pacific Railroad
Diamondville Notes On Deaths Visits And Local Events
A Diamondville resident A M King mourns his Pennsylvania born father who died of pneumonia. Other items note card club entertainment, a family move to Rock Springs, teaching duties in Glenroe, a Mountain Trading Co departure, and a Midnight Follies dance organized by local youths.
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Wahilarin
The
Mountain Trading Co
Soda Springs
Idaho
Oakley News Briefs Highlight Local Events And Health
Oakley reports a second vaccination by Dr. E R VanCott for local patients on Thursday night. Typhoid care continues as Mrs Donnan from Oakley enters the hospital. A Glencoe dance drew many Oakley youths. Union Hall work resumes and will soon stand. Mr and Mrs A Easton visited patients. Stocks visited from Diamondville. Ira Clark suffered a leg injury last week and missed work. The W H Clark family attended the Wright sisters wedding in Diamondville. Matsiz faces a severe lagrippe attack, may require hospital care. J H Holmes recovers from typhoid and travels with his wife to Salt Lake City and Ogden. J F Joyce health officer visited Oakley Sunday. Winnie Gordon returns to school. Pete Miskigi and wife now reside in Diamondville. Mrs Ed Lawley improves from rheumatism and will regain mobility. George Baston attended Kemmerer bachelor’s dance Saturday night.
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J. H. Holmes
Salt Lake City
Theo
Mr. Holmes
Thomas
Ogden
Basemen basement confrontation ends in standoff at Kemmerer bank
In Kemmerer a white janitor and a sleeping man of color were found behind the furnace in the bank basement. The janitor drew a revolver after awakening his countryman, who then retreated through the coal chute as tempers cooled and the dispute concluded without violence.
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Kemmerer
Kemmerer Savings Bank
59 Below Zero Report From Jackson Hole Weather Freeze Claims
A Jackson Hole report notes the thermometer at 59 below zero one night last week and details damage to stockmen in the area. Nineteen head of cattle reportedly froze, with sixteen deaths in one herd.
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Jackson's Hole
Sete
Ineteen
Ex-Resident John Peroglio Killed in Montana Mine
The body of John Peroglio, formerly a miner at Sublet and member of the Italian Society, arrived in Kemmerer from Bear Creek Montana yesterday after a mine accident there last Thursday. He has relatives and friends in this section. Funeral services will be held here by the Italian Society and burial will be in a local cemetery.
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John Peroglio
Sublet
Italian Society
Kemmerer
Bear Creek
Montana
Peroglio
Sage Newslets Reports Local Events and Accidents
Sage Newslets covers a range of local items including a Wednesday oat harvest observation, county discussions with Commissioner Wilrettoas, and a recent shooting injuring Jaties Harhente. It notes a return from Salt Lake City and mentions a homestead issue involving WoA Thompson.
Fragmented Corny Rant From OCR Text
A garbled OCR fragment discusses corn, with repeated phrases and incomplete sentences. The text includes clipped lines and stray quotes, showing no clear event, person, or place to anchor a news item. Content is indecipherable and noncontextual.
Elk Feeding Proceeds Across Ranches This Week
Report from Huckson Mole Courier notes feeding of elk herds on state ranches continuing this week. Ol, Iepean and Boyd work with Mr Nowlin at town ranch while Mr Hart pursues tasks on the old Germain plate. About two thousand elk are fed now with five thousand nearby at the awampa area. State hay feeding began Tuesday at aa ranch and may start soon at Petersons.
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Mr. Nowlin
Tr. Hart
Germain
Peterson's
Cupid Captivates Glencoe Couple in Simple Ceremony
In Glencoe, Chas Sneddon and Miss Elie beth West were married at the office of Justice of the Peace Tom Holland last Saturday. Miss Jimiian Robinson of Diamonds ville attended. The couple will reside in Glencoe where the groom holds a position in the mine.
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Tom Holland
Chas Sneddon
Eliebeth West
Glencoe
Jimiian Robinson
Diamondsville
Reide
Inilencoe
Death of L. 8. Crapo’s Child in City Home
The seven year old son of Mr and Mrs L B Crapo died suddenly at home Friday night after a brief illness confined to his home. Funeral services were conducted Monday at the Methodist church with interment in the city cemetery as friends offered sympathy to the bereaved parents.
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M. King
Pennsylvania
Mr. King
Diamondville
Joy Crapo
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Meer
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Riage
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Evanston
Cheyenne
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Glenroe
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Oakley
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Rawasin
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Donnan
Union Hall
Mrs. A. Easton
Mr. Stocks
Ira Clark
W. H. Clark
Wright Girls
Matsiz
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Winnie Gordon
Pete Miskigi
Wife
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George Baston
Niger
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Wileh
Wis
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Huckson Mole Courier
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