Advertising Rates and Public Opinion Reflections
A fragmented midwestern column discusses advertising rates, newspaper ethics, and economic pressures. It cites railroad and railroad-related firms, labor force changes, and market conditions, noting a need to balance competition with business stability while avoiding sensationalism. The piece references the Oregon Short Line Railroad Co and Union Pacific, plus general industry sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wreater
Dniport
Bray
Tome Mule
Samen
Oregon Short Line Railroad Co
Walon Pacific
Baye
Ware
Union Pacific
Fie
Opera Bon
Thetis
Witter Gormal
Jannery
Redfield
New Haven
Mr. Redfield
Argentine
Braeall
Germany
Enghind
America
Atmartica
Unity Move in Wyoming Republicans Faces Internal Strife
The Unity Move Thy Cama notes months of factional tension in Wyoming Republicans as progressives and regulars clash over reconciliation. It argues progressives seek better politics, not concessions, and calls for unity to strengthen the party against Democratic rivals. The piece cites Theodore Roosevelt’s Chicago influence and praises The Cheyenne Phoenix for supporting regulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Wyoming
Lhw
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago
Tirnout
Republicin
Denice Erate
Tribune
Hepubliican
Reguliv and
Progremelye
Ballut
Salt Lake Meeting Names Kinney and Western Wyoming Stockmen
At the National Wool Growers gathering in Salt Lake City A Kinney of Cokeville is named to a key position on a large committee. A notable Western Wyoming stockman is recognized for leadership as the association addresses charges of high tariffs and regulatory changes. The report notes a decade of yard changes and banding methods impacting the industry and local advertising revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Doe A. Kinney
Cokeville
Wyoming
Patinal
Iran
Wien
Bae Boom
Fragmentary OCR Note Describes Travel and Disrupted Plans
The fragment references Uuele Sau, Tho Ly, and vague discussions about education and depictions of people in Kock Syenge facing vanishing time before events. It mentions a watch route to Pedale and a dubious caveat about the destination, with unclear actions and outcomes. The text is garbled and lacks concrete facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kock Syenge
Erroneous Editorial Claims Spark County Audit Debate
Star Valley Independent faces scrutiny over an editorial claim about county advertising. Harold B. Blarrivon, County Clerk, defends official records and explains discrepancies in the Nicholson matter and related expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghauwe
County Commission
Star Valley Independent
Ing
Nicholson
Heater
Carson
Independent
Tem
Board
Board of Commissioners
Harold B. Blarrivon
The Charm Of Kemmerer Town And Its Past Links
A nostalgic note invites readers to Kemmerer to revisit old friendships and the town’s harvest memories. It speaks of charm guiding daily life, the joy in familiar faces, and Kemmerer as a city shaped by past ties and shared welcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenimerey
Ubo
A Band Concert At Frontier Saturday Evening
The Diamontvine band will perform at Frontier on Saturday evening presenting an eclectic program including Bartok and Wagner pieces. The concert promises a refined selection ranging from classical works to contemporary arrangements with noted soloists and ensemble passages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamontvine
Frontier
Fuwue
Bart Oe
Wagner Bent Grand Selenthim
Magtiens — Wallare
Clarnys Bohs
Grainetterhiar
Baal
Berrauel Grenier Amie Tana
Warthane Habs “Wieelmattn
Berulongme AG Hfeaas
Hunts Maldes Wielienj
Belarta
Hawnah
Black
Umawery Mank Bunce
Ima
Stars to Entertain Ladies of Lae Bestern Lodge Evening
Stars will entertain the Ladies of Lae Bestern at the lodge road to Maro on Friday evening in January at 82 pm. Cards will be made available to attendees and ordered for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bestern
Ok Entertainment
Lodge Road
Maro
Evenlng
Burns Celebration in Dinsmonddy Celebrates Burns Day
Heavy snow did not deter Scots from Din snondyille Finn Hall for the one hundred and fiftieth birthday of Robert Burns. A large crowd enjoyed an altered program with Scottish dances, street scenes, songs, and a midday lunch of sandwiches coffee cake and shortbread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Burns
Dinsnondyille
Finn Hall
Seoteh
Robert Barna
Glasgow
Mel Hunter
Windian
Anna Hunter
Mr. McAllister
Uncle Donald
Sneddon
Missus Smith and
Little
Neil Hood
Iones
Emma Hunter
Mrs Sutton Undergoes Delicate Breast Cancer Operation
Word from Denver states Mrs Wmn Sutton is recovering well after a delicate three week old operation for breast cancer at St Luke's hospital. Mr Sutton remains in Denver at the Auditor hotel and plans to leave for Erie Colorado soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Wmn. Sutton
St. Luke's Hospital
Sutton
Erie
Colo
Auditor _ tit
Special services preach Kemmerer church February event
Special Services at the Kemmerer M E Church feature Rov Wil Vamm PhD from Cheyenne preaching Sunday night February 1 with three subsequent nights of music. E J Mayor pastor. Second quarterly conference of Kemmerer charge M G Church meets Saturday at 7 40 p.m. in the Diamondville church with Rev W TDumm presiding. Rev Denm to preach Diamondville Sunday at 1 am E J Magor pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil. Vamm
Cheyenne
M. i
Kemmeree
E. J. Mayor
Kemmerer Charge M. G
Diamondville
W. T.dumm
Denm
E. J. Magor
Vastor
Chronic Constipation Cure Claims Stir in City Drug Store
A reader from Brooklyn reports a claim that a “Chronic Constipation Cure” has cured a severe case and was sold by the City Drug Store along with a mention of a Chicago laboratory. The misspelled note presents a dated, unclear testimonial style typical of local ads.
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Sears
Peres
SF. Wish
Brooklyn
Mie
Wile
Ady
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John Tie
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Stacy
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Sweet Bessie
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O'Neil
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Latelie South
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the Frontier Supply Co
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