Union Pacific Abolishes Utah Division Reorganizes North Platte Area
Following resignations of Superintendent McKeown and Assistant Superintendent Roth, Union Pacific abolishes the Utah division. The territory from North Platte to Cheyenne, including North Platte branch, joins Nebraska division. area near Ogden to MP 909 and East switch Cheyenne forms the new Wyouting division.
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McKeows
Roth
Union Pacific Railrow
Utah
Nebraska
Wyoming
Geeral
Union Pacife
W. C. McKeown
Haying
North Platte
Vastawiteh
Cheyenne
East Switch
Cesyenne
Ogden
Took An Early Trail to Idaho and Arkansas Visit
Big Piney resident 0. BH Dunham traveled through the region on business after 14 years west. Durham rode the Hamafork trail toward Idaho with two ranch homes between Granger and Twin Creeks. Abner Laman, struck by lightning last year, is in Arkansas undergoing hot water treatment for a partly paralyzed arm and hand and hopes to go to Florida after February to seek better care.
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Dunham
Big Piney
Mr. Durham
West
Idaho
Hamafork
Granger
Twin Creeks
Abner Laman
Ark
Orphanage Home Closed Visit in Kemmerer District
Mrs. Mary A Williams represents the Home League Orphanage a non sectarian home for destitute children. Founded in 1606 it has cared for over 1 800 children and aided widows and orphans. Now run by Mrs. Cora B Lind superintendent located at Fiftieth and Newton Streets Denver.
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Mary A. Williams
Home League Orphanage
Kemmerer
Cora B. Lind
Fiftieth and
Newton
Bridge plan on Snake River sparks county road debate
The Interior Department backs a Warren bill to fund a Snake River bridge near Jackson Hole with 10 000 dollars, estimating total costs at 25 000 to 85 000. Uinta County would bear half and maintain the bridge as Lincoln County residents press for road improvements and bond issuance for local bridges.
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Interior
Stiong Service
Jackson Lake
Baake
Daho
Oregon
Jackson Hole
Idaho Line
Star Valley
Lincoln County
Roosevelt movement grows in Nebraska for GOP nomination
The text reports rising support for Theodore Roosevelt as the Republican presidential candidate. A Nebraska movement seeks a 100-signature petitions per state to compel credentialing delegates, with a Chicago or Cincinnati convention possible. Roosevelt’s position remains unconfirmed, but many expect him to accept if a crisis arises, while opponents explore alternative names and factions within the party.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Nebraska
Roosevelt
John O. Yeser
Omaha
Chicago
Indianapolis
Cicinnati
Roosvelt
Ariee
Jeople
Hepoblicam Party
Fedusing
Hepublican
Wynslag
Munge Vobt
Campaign musings from Evanston in Republican tone
A fragment from an Evanston Prem te rallying GOP supporters in Uinta and Lincoln counties. It discusses election strategy, political loyalties, and calls for a fair, clean campaign while urging unity between counties and backing the Republican ticket. It notes past county dynamics and warns against “traditions” that may affect alignments.
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Evanston
Fate
Uinta County
Wil
Berneglat
Jem Beray
Rome
Iity
Vail
Brother Booth
Uinta
Lincoln
Lincoln County
Old County
Booth
Cinta County
Amos Smith Takes Flight Over Domingues Field
A telegram from Loa Ange Wee reports Amos Smith of Big Piney Wyoming piloted a Curtis biplane with Phil Parmalee at Domingues field on a windy meet day. Spectators were astonished by his early aviation feat and his automotive enthusiasm is noted.
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B. R. Young
General Marher
Glenn Curtis
A.W. Smith
Big Piney
Wro
Domingues Field
Phil Parmalee
Curtis
Wyoming
Frank D. Ball in serious condition in New York state
Frank D. Ball of Big Piney left Hot Springs Ark for kidney trouble seeking relief. He went to Mayo Brothers in Minneap olis after two unsuccessful treatments and developed muscular rheumatism. His condition was judged very serious, and Mrs Ball was urged to come at once as friends hoped for improvement and a possible return home.
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FD. Ball
Big Piney
Hot Springs
Ark
New York State
Mayo Brothers
Minnecae
Boston Wool Market Holds Firm as Prices Rise
The Boston wool market remains quiet on new business but very firm with widespread price increases. Unsold desirable lines and withdrawn good-grade wools reflect tightening supply. Ohio quarter Uival around 27 cents shows solid gains. strong demand for low grades in territory wool and winter-blood types noted. Arrivals from Ayres attract interest. foreign markets remain firm and upward. American accounts report Vigorous activity from Aw and Lennon.
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Ohio
Lennon
Card of Thanks for Thomas Dixon Mine Disaster
In the area of our brother Thomas Dixon who perished in the mine explosion we thank friends for their kindness and aid. The Dixon family expresses appreciation for the comfort given through the Wage, plus the support from Jubn wid Anthony Dixon and others named.
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Homas Dixon
Jubn Wid
Anthony Dixon
Desert Feed Scarce Drives Parley Bendon Toward Cokeville
Bendon visits Kens on a Friday evening en route to Cokeville with his buck herd recently brought in from the Opal desert. Feed shortages push lagon workers toward the railroad in anticipation of a storm that may require extra feeding. The plan includes securing a loan from Montpelier to cover travel to Star Valley ranch for fodder.
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Parley Bendon
Kens
Marer
Cokeville
Opal
Cokevillé Ranch
Peggan
Montpelier
Star Valley Ranch
Sublet Hall Dance Promises Premium Night for Lovers
Sublet Lodge No. 1615, Order of Owls, announces a Valentine dance in Sublet Hall Sublet on Saturday Feb 17. A six piece orchestra will provide music supper will be served and attendees are expected from Kemmerer and other camps. The lodge recently purchased a new item to be installed in the hall prior to the event. Misses Margaret and Helen Coutts of Evanston visited Kemmerer to attend the Bobby Burns celebration in Diamondville with Jimmie Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublet Hall
Sublet
Sublet Lodge No. 1615
Order of Owls
Fand Astoral
Kemmerer
Margaret
Helen .Coutts
Evanston
Jimmie Anderson
Bobby Burns
Diamondville
Swanston
Kemmerer High Plays Montpelier Team At Lyceum
Members of the Kemmerer High School Athletic Club plan a basketball game with Montpelier High School for Saturday night at the Lyceum followed by a dance. The event aims to boost school sports participation and ticket sales while noting prudent financial handling through the Kemmerer Savings Bank & Trust Co.
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Merer
Burch
Evanston
Kemmerer
Lyceum
Montpelier High School
Kemmerer Savings Bank & Trust Co
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Bank of
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Kemmerer Coal
Gunn-Quealy Coal Company
Quimaly
Gen
Mgr. Lommeres
Wyomied
O'Mmnien
Cen
Seles
That Labs
Jackson Hole Bridge
Amos Smith
Frank D. Ball
Boston Wool Market
Ye Ding Deng Dure
Colonel Christmas
Montpelier and
Kem
Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Company
Rocky Mountain Region
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Com’y
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