Advertising rates and industry commentary from the era
A lengthy discussion on display advertising rates and newspaper business practices. The piece critiques commission methods, cites railroads and large corporations, and quotes executives from Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line. It includes a broad view of economic strain, labor reductions, and the ethics of newspaper etiquette.
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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 Thy Cama and Wyoming Republicans
A long, critical editorial notes that Republican progressives in Wyoming show signs of willingness to reconcile, while regulars doubt sincerity. It argues the 1922 split helped the party, urges unity behind the party platform, and praises Cheyenne Tribune editors for backing reconciliation and honest politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Wyoming
Lhw
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago
Tirnout
Republicin
Denice Erate
Tribune
Hepubliican
Reguliv and
Progremelye
Ballut
National Wool Guild Salt Lake meeting notes Kinney aid
Fragmentary report from a Salt Lake gathering of a national wool group mentions A Kinney of Cokeville and a Western Wyoming stockman named in a committee for national association purposes. The piece notes debates over charges, banding methods, and advertising impacts on yards and districts, with unclear dates and details.
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Salt Lake
Doe A. Kinney
Cokeville
Wyoming
Patinal
Iran
Wien
Bae Boom
Fragmentary OCR Notes on Events and Routes
The garbled text hints at local travel or logistics concerns near a town called Kock Syenge. Mentions routes to Pedale, watch routes, and possible evasions or disruptions. Specific names and clear facts are unreadable due to corrupt OCR.
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Kock Syenge
Erroneous State ment Editorial Sparks County Spending Debate
The Star Valley Independent faces critique over an editorial questioning county records and advertising charges. The letter from County Clerk Harold B. Blarrivon defends proceedings, clarifies an advertising bill and a Certificate of Indebtedness, and explains why full itemization would burden public access to claims.
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Ullleer
Jane
Sturt Valley
Ghauwe
County Commission
Star Valley Independent
Ing
Nicholson
Heater
Carson
Independent
Tem
Board
Board of Commissioners
Harold B. Blarrivon
Visit Kemmerer for a Place of Old Friendship
A nostalgic invitation to Kemmerer stresses its charm and memories from bygone days. The piece calls travelers to walk its streets, meet old acquaintances, and savor the warmth of a city shaped by past gatherings and enduring ties.
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Poe
Peiangle
J. G, Beok
A Band Concert at Frontier This Saturday Evening
A band will perform a concert at Frontier on Saturday evening. The program includes Bartok and Wagner pieces with arrangements and works by local composers. The event aims to showcase a full program of music and attract attendees with a varied selection.
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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
Event notes entertainment by The Ladies of Lae Bestern on Friday evening in January. Program includes cards and dancing at the lodge. Public details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicates social gathering with planned activities and refreshments.
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Bestern
Ok Entertainment
Lodge Road
Maro
Evenlng
Burns Celebration in Dinndondyille for 150th anniversary
A Burns anniversary gathering in Dinndondyille’s Finn Hall drew Scots in heavy snow. Despite drifted roads two rigs were lost, but the crowd enjoyed an altered program of Highland dances, street scenes, singing, and a late lunch of sandwiches coffee cake and shortbread.
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Robert Burns
Dinsnondyille
Finn Hall
Seoteh
Glasgow
Mel Hunter
Windian
Anna Hunter
Mr. McAllister
Uncle Donald
Sneddon
Missus Smith and
Little
Neil Hood
Iones
Emma Hunter
Mrs Sutton Recovers From Delicate Operation
Word from Denver reports Mrs Wmn Sutton is recovering well after a delicate breast cancer operation at St Luke s hospital about three weeks ago. Mr Sutton stays at the Auditor hotel while in Denver and plans to return home to Erie Colorado soon.
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Denver
Wmn. Sutton
St. Luke's Hospital
Sutton
Erie
Colo
Auditor _ tit
Special Services in Kemmerer Church and Diamondville
Special services led by Rev Wil. vamm with Dr. Cheyenne preach in Kemmerer M E Church Sunday night February 1 and three following nights with special music. E J Mayor pastor. Second quarterly Kemmerer charge M G Church conference Saturday 7 40 p m in Diamondville church with Rev W T Dumm chair Rev Denm to preach Diamondville Sunday 1 am E J Magor pastor.
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Wil. Vamm
Cheyenne
M. i
Kemmeree
E. J. Mayor
Kemmerer Charge M. G
Diamondville
W. T.dumm
Denm
E. J. Magor
Vastor
Chronic Constipation Cured Reported in City Drug Ad
Fragmentary item from a Brooklyn news column describes a cure for chronic constipation. The piece mentions Sears, a lab, and a City Drug store advertisement as the source of the remedy. No clear names or dates are readable.
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Sears
Peres
SF. Wish
Brooklyn
Mie
Wile
Ady
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