Wanted A Man With Drotation In The United States
A letter argues the Carranza government is murdering Mexican citizens and urges a stronger U S stance. It criticizes Taft and Wilson and calls for decisive action, warning neutrality risks respect and invites an occupation of Mexico to uphold the Monroe Doctrine and preparedness.
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United States
Carranza
Ean
Mexico
Villa
Illustrated Papers
Taft
Wilson
Venice
Bret
Want to Build Roads Second Offense Inmates Rally
A fragmented plea urges prisoners to work on road projects, urging about 100 able-bodied men to secure jobs next spring. The message expresses hope that the community will see inmates as productive, urging return to Lincoln County with four feet of new road level.
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Lincoln County
Easter story at the beanery along Avout
A fond father recalls a curious Easter tale along Avout Ave about a colorful parade near the beanery. The scene includes a wary moment before a stage display and a peacock turning up in a yard, with rustic items later set aside for a sale.
The Odious War Tax Debate in The Cooper Tribune
J E Hanaway argues in The Cooper Tribune that the Democratic majority imposed a burdensome war tax for another year to avert national bankruptcy. He blames free trade and lost revenue at customs for the necessity, asserting patriotic Americans pay willingly but dislike taxes without war.
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J. E. Hanaway
Caoper Tribune
Fragmented note hints at sale on free lot purchase
A fragmented message mentions a brother Hanaway and asks if others know about an article I placed on a free lot. It alleges a purchase for less than its protected value and invites inquiry.
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Brother Hanaway
Mayor Tom Painter Praised by Evanston Paper
The Kemmerer Camera features a picture and write up on Evanston’s popular mayor Tom Painter. It says he would be a strong choice for governor or any executive office and praises his recognition by other communities away from home.
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Kemmerer
Tom Painter
Evanston
Tom
Wyoming
Sundances Bennet Lytle Daughter Weds Damon Cole
Blanche Lytle of Sundance marries Damon Cole on January 1. She grew up in Sundance and taught in Crook County schools. The couple will settle on a ranch near Sundance among friends from childhood.
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Blanche
Edntor
Lytle
Sundance Times
Damon Cole
Miss Lytte
Sundance
Crook County
Wyoming State University Gains Strength and Growth
Annual report by Dr. Dunlway shows Wyoming State University strengthened under his leadership. Grounds improved, student enrollment rising from 17 in 1911 to 028 in 1915, a 52 percent gain. Financial condition strong, salaries and labor costs up modestly, and state residents increasingly preferring this institution for higher education.
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A. Dunlway
Wyoming State University
Jr. Dunlway
Wyoming
Shriners Ball Draws 200 Couples in Indiana
The Shriners Club held their annual ball in a large auditorium last Friday night with about 200 couples in attendance. The event featured full dress attire and lively dancing as Shriners from across Idaho gathered for the festive occasion.
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Pontello
Shriners Club
Theaw Boys
Volews
Abi
Idaho
Local Bank Officials Shift as Cokeville Editor Visits Kemmerer
Cokeville Register editor Brieson visited Kemmerer to learn about changes. Noblitt resigns as Cakeville State Bank cashier, replaced by John A. Laregm. Ben H. Joy to retire, George Bourne to take the vacancy and move the post office to his drug store. Western Stores Co. sells out and closes soon. Golden Rule Store seeks a Kemmerer branch. Spring activity expected to boost business in Cokeville.
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I. KE. Brieson
Cokeville Register
Kemthoter
A. D. Noblitt
Cakeville State Bank
Haw
John A. Laregm
Kemmerer
Cakeville
Nobitt
Ben H
Joy
George Bourne
Postomece
Western Stores Co
Golden Rule
Cokeville
Wyoming Attorney General Douglas Preston Visits Kemmerer
Just Visiting Kemmerer, Douglas A. Preston, Wyoming attorney general, arrived yesterday on business for his office. He has many local friends and is generally greeting well, but he would not discuss politics or potential Democratic candidates for the year.
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Douglas A. Preston
Wyoming
Kemmerer
Doug
Temple Ceremonial Session Planned for Casper Meeting
Members of Kereta Temple Hive Shrine discuss a four week lead up to a Casper ceremony with about 100 initiates likely. Rawlins members plan to attend Casper for the advertised best time of their lives while some prefer hosting annually in their own city.
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Kereta
Upies
Hive
Bull Pete Oleon Returns From National Stock Show
The Bull Pete Oleon returned to Cokeville after the Denver National Stock Show where the animal was among the best, bringing a bid around 2,500 dollars as Marshall praised its quality and sale prospects.
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Pete Oleon
Cokeville
Denver
Rae
Niee Marshall
Governor Kendrick Heads to Livestock Convention
Governor John B. Kendrick left Denver for El Paso to attend the annual convention of the American National Livestock Association where he serves as vice president. He aims to help Wyoming and Colorado stockmen secure Cheyenne as the 1917 convention site and plans to return to Cheyenne Saturday or Sunday.
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John B. Kendrick
Denver
el Paso
Texas
American National Livestock Association
Wyoming
Colorado
Cheyenne
Jin
Bobsled Party Delight For Front Row Children
Mrs A M King and Mrs James Hunter of Diamondville hosted a Sunday afternoon bobsled party for about twenty Front Row children. The event featured cheerful songs and left a warm impression on witnesses of the joyful occasion.
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A. M. King
James Hunter
Diamondville
Front Row
Beehive Girls Plan Leap Year Valentines Party
Bee Hive Girls announce a St Valentine Leap Year Party on February 14 under YS.M.I.A. auspices with new dances taught by special instructors and a traditional Valentine box. High School girls should arrange escorts promptly to avoid losing partners. Free rides will be offered from Diamondville and Frontier.
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Diamondville
Frontier
Student’s journey as he departs for Des Moines
Alfred Hinlett heads to Des Moines Iowa on Monday to begin his schooling. He will be aided by friends in Hanna Wyoming and by his mother who lives in Kansas as he starts this new course.
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Alfred Hinlett
Des Moines
Iowa
Fred
Hanna
Wyo
Kansas
Not so Bad as Re ported
Wm Julian came from aes Springs yesterday to check conditions but found the mat pat cor '80 not as bad as reported and no feeding needed. He rode from Opal to visit another flock of sheep and said they were in such good shape he could hardly run them down.
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Julian
Aes Springs
Opal
Judge Potter Returns From National Bar Meeting
Chief Justice and Mrs Charles M Potter of the state supreme court came home from New York where Judge Potter attended the executive committee meeting of the American Bar Association. The couple also visited Columbus Ohio and Chicago during the trip.
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Charles M. Potter
State Supreme Court
New York
Potter
American Bar Aseveration
Columbus
Ohio
Chicago
Deep Snow Hampering Timber Work in Kemmerer
Foreman Henry Stager reports five feet of snow in places on Hams Fork delaying timber operations and prompting some men to quit. Ed Fagnant of Kemmerer handles moving two rooms and securing meat from Kemmerer Meat Market. Also, B Ziller and Daughters offer dance music for events with no piano available.
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Henry Stager
Weer Random Upper
Henry
Undertaking line offered in Kemmerer by P P Sullivan
P P Sullivan of Kemmerer Wyoming announces an excellent line of caskets and offers to arrange all funeral details. A Barnes School graduate with East Coast experience including the Eastland disaster, Sullivan invites calls at phone No 19 and welcomes orders or inquiries at any time.
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B. Ziller
Box
Kemmerer
Barnes School of
Amnon
East
Tao
No. 19
Owerome
Recipe for Gray Hair Lost Amid Jumbled Text
Fragmentary handwritten note describing a method to treat gray hair, with garbled phrases about hair color, texture, and effects. The legible elements suggest a nonsensical or incomplete guidance text rather than a complete recipe or clear instructions.
Misfit Youth Seeks Work in Hurry in Brief Exchange
A bright-faced boy visits a business owner and, after three minutes, asks for a job with a quirky offer. He explains he left school yesterday and has not found a suitable position yet, seeking four dollars a week and promising willingness to start immediately.
Emil Back Emil Lilligrése Returns From Salt Lake Springs Visit
Emil Back Emil Lilligrése returned yesterday from a two week stay at the hot springs in Salt Lake City improved in health and gaining about ten pounds. The text notes a building project will commence once.
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Emil Lilligrése
Salt Lake City
Sullivan and Bickely Leading Plumbers Ad
Sullivan and Bickely lead in plumbing heating and tinning with all work and material guaranteed and a phone number 132 provided for contact.
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Sullivan & Bickely
Ogden Brewery official reports high Wyoming demand
C Horton of Ogden Brewing Co. visited Kemmerer last week to announce strong demand for Becker Beer across Wyoming. He said contracts have been received for many cars for Cheyenne deliveries.
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C. Horton
Ogden Brewing Co
Snow removal ordinance notice by Kemmerer town marshal
The Town of Kemmerer enforces sidewalk snow removal by ordinance. If sidewalks are not cleared by 2 p.m. at the specified street, the city will order proper work and charge the property owner. A fine may be imposed. Alvin W. Anderson, Town Marshal.
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Kemmerer
Alvin W. Anderson
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Cheyenne Tribune
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