Wilsons Peace Without Victory Speech Draws Praise
A Wilson address to the Senate advocating a peace without victory sparks praise from leading statesmen across parties. The plan urges a just settlement among nations and consent of peoples, aiming for permanent peace through equal terms and shared benefits.
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Senate
Pip Lt
Inet
Witeon
Universal Peace
Wilson Tig
Europe
Cnfernational
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In a damaged document fragment, notes reference a roomie scene and Ware Humane Otteer BW with mentions of Planta and an aid to Horlety. It also hints at a discussion about a wife, a tenant, and groups like Hugin Society and Antiagl Ueatentiun.
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Roomie
Ware Humane Otteer
Planta Pefert
Amdile
Tna Tennant Elite
Wiyenelog Hugin Society
Fred Hancey
Thrift Day Observed Across the Nation
The article urges observing Thrift Day on February 3 and warns that thrift sustains national, commercial, and industrial life. It praises schools and factories as thrift exponents and questions rampant extravagance, urging thrift to become a living national force.
Home Made Wine Sparks Political Foxing Remarks
The text notes that home made wine, called a harmless drink, can become troublesome when mixed with band men, Republican editors, and others in proper proportions, implying potential political controversy and public concern.
Kemmerer Water Declared Pure By State Health Official
State Health official Dr Hocker reports to Knickerbocker that Kemmerer depot water tested January 11 meets federal purity standards for drinking fountains in interstate rail depots. Fire at Holmes prompted a local inspection to check for freezing. Daddeniine and family have moved to the Bik Hotel.
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WA. Hocker
State Hoar of Health
Knickerborker
Royal Mining
Herman Harm
Winkapd Alan
Interstate Ratto In
Incomplete OCR Note on 1917 Moros Trial and Charges
Fragmentary text references the 1017 era Moros case and a person named Charles A. Doan. The legible parts mention potential charges and a fire incident. details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Assaan
Aftun
Wroming
Charles A. Doan
Apertiaur
Make believe officer tale shocks Kemmerer sheriff
Local authorities pursued a man named Johnson who posed as a federal detective to arrest John Martin in Conroy. Suspected of acting to collect a reward, the fake officer vanished after failing to produce authority papers, leaving Sheriff McMinn empty handed and Granger search futile.
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Kemmerer
Federal
Detenive Service
McMinn
John Martin
Conroy
Young Martin
Salt Lake City
Martin
MacMinn
Army
Denver
J. R. McMinn
Granger
Big Piney Plans Forest Range Expansion
Supervisor Charles A. Beam met with the Big Piney Roundup advisory board to decide the land added to the Wyoming National Forest. The proposed 7,000 acre parcel between North Beaver and LaBarge would extend forest boundaries and increase grazing capacity enough to support about 8,000 additional cattle, aiming to prevent overstocking for years.
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Charles A. Beam
Big Piney
Big Piney Roundup Association
Wyoming Forest
Congress
Wyominf National Forest
Train Kills Team Parley Anderson at Ranch
A train killed a team near a ranch last Friday night after gate neglect left horses in the pasture. Mrs. John A Magiey traveled to Glen Conn Wyoming to visit her sister Mrs D W Miller who recently broke a toe after a prior illness. T M Witherspoon of Salt Lake City arrived Kemmerer to visit his brother Jud Witherspoon and to work with Malford Co based in Ball Lake City.
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Parley Anderson
John A. Magiey
Glencon
Wyoming
D. W. Miller
Montpelier
T. M. Witherspoon
Salt Lake City
Kemmerer
Jud Witherspoon
Mr. Witherspoon
Malford Co
Ball Lake City
Linonin
Nebr
Band Celebrates Fifth Anniversary Smokers and Toasts
The local band marked its fifth anniversary with a memorable smoker at the city hall. President Tom Jones recounted the group’s history, Fred Hancey delivered a poem, Joe Pelligrini organized the decorations and feast, and homemade wine fueled the celebration. The event featured praise for bandmanship, a lavish banquet, and hopes for summer concerts in Triangle Park.
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Fred Hancey
Tom Jones
Jones
Joe Pelligrini
Kemmerer Band
Joe
California
Los Angeles
Joe Pelligrin
Molinar Brothers
Triangle Park
Tragic Cottage Fire Claims Corlah Family Child
Fatally burned in a cottage fire near Cokeville the Corlah family, long time residents now of Banngek Ment, lost a mother and infant child while a grandfather traveled to Bannock for the funeral. The fire erupted as Mrs Corlah briefly left home to deliver sewing to a neighbor. The cabin burned quickly trapping the child and infant who perished. Neighbors aided in the blaze as the structure collapsed. The grandfather departed for Bannock to attend the funeral.
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Coke ‘Ville
Joe Corlah
Cokeville
Banngek
Ment
Corlah
Rem
Wannock
Hall's Catarrh Cure Adventures in a Curious Claim
An OCR fragment touts Hall's Catarrh Cure offering a reward for a cure of catarrh. It mentions blood and mucous membranes and claims a health transformation after taking the remedy. The text is garbled but centers on a patent medicine sales pitch.
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Hall
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