Alaska fisheries prosperity and park traffic outlook
The waters of Alaska yield fishery products valued at more than 250 million dollars since the state's discovery. Senator William E. Borah of Idaho marked his fiftieth birthday and rises as a national figure and potential presidential candidate. Yellowstone Park trade grows with rising hotel business and planned automobile access next month. Russia reportedly seeks 50,000 artificial limbs from U S manufacturers amid wartime shortages in Europe. President Mahler of Union Pacific remains optimistic about crop prospects in the Plains states and the road’s regional development. Frisco mint’s first fifty dollar gold piece to be sold for 100 dollars, with 25 thousand exposition coins planned for public sale at premium.
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Mahler
Union Pacifi
Denver
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Laramie
Chas. C. Moore
San Francisco
Frisco
Congress
Pacific Oceans
Panama Canal
Supreme Court non review claim on Sherman Act
The article argues that the high court’s refusal to review a lower court’s acquittal of Cash Register officials does not nullify the Sherman Anti Trust Law. It notes no need to amend the law and stresses the govt must prepare cases as carefully as a county DA.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Cash Register Company
United States
Union
New England Republicans unite against Democratic tariff stance
Regional reports show Maine New Hampshire and Vermont Republicans linking a campaign against Democratic tariff policy with wartime unity. Massachusetts joins as New England braces for a tariff issue seen as key to victory while Southern sectional tensions fade and economic relief remains a campaign focal point.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Republican Party
Massachucetts
Aleo
New Eagland
Wilson
Nderwood Tari
Lincoln County Populates to 13 581 in Five Year Gain
County Assessor George W. Tanner and aide J. P. Rosenberg completed the census tally in Linco county showing a population of 13 581 an increase of about 4 000 since the last census. The Liberty Bell will visit Evanston July 21 at 7 55 for about ten minutes drawing crowds with autos likely to attend.
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George W. Tanner
Linco County
J. P. Rosenberg
Lincoln County
Evanston
Card of Thanks from the Craig Family
The Craig family thanks friends for sympathy and aid during their time of sorrow. Mrs. David H. Craig and family express appreciation for the support.
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David H. Craig
The Lost Paradise at New Kom merer theatre Thursday
The Lost Paradise a five part motion picture drama heads to New Kom merer theatre on Thursday with H B Warner in the lead role amid capital and labor themes. The production marks Warner’s screen debut and follows Ada Mand as a noted early star. Tickets are 10 and 25 cents.
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Kommerer Theatre
Ada
H. B. Warner
Atic
Hin
California Visit for Lawrence Family Ends in August Return
Mr. and Mrs. L. Lawrence of Hardyville Iowa arrived last Saturday to visit their daughter Mrs. Joseph E. Hureh. Mig Burch left yesterday for Geen Hiver with Grace Petre visiting Mr. Hureh for the Fourth. They plan to go to Los Angeles and attend the fair at Prisco and the teachers convention at Berkeley, returning around August 16.
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Bureh
Prisco
Herkeley
Alvin Anderson Relieved From Kemmerer Post
Alvin Anderson, longtime Kemmerer service figure, is relieved from his post as the town staff reshuffles. G W Griffin of Cobevily has stepped into a major role elsewhere, with local observers noting a shift in leadership and responsibilities amid ongoing governance changes.
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Alvin Anderson
Towa Marehal van
Eyon
Kemmerer
G. W. Griffin
Cobevily
Bab Utter
Wip Bas
Coal Production Dips as State Board Fixes Tonnage Values
Coal production shows a sharp decline with total valuation dropping by 229540.80 from 1913 to 1914. Assessor George W. Tanner reports the district’s coal lands valued by the state board of equalization, with active mines taxed and inactive lands assessed at 20 per acre.
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State Board of Equalization
State Board of Equalisation Assemer
George W. Tanner
Frontier Miner Starts Auto Passenger Service
Christman of Frontier began auto passenger trips last week, running between Kemmerer and Frontier and Kemmerer and Diamondville. Fares are 26 cents each way. An aging miner, incapacitated for work, now operates the new auto service.
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T. 5
Christman
Frontier
Kemmerer
Diamondville
Pioneer rancher Hal Gibbs nets bounty for pelts
Hal Gibbs of the Fall River Basin upper Green River delivered 60 coyote and 15 wolf pelts last week earning a $147 bounty. County Clerk Harrison spent time marking the evidence to process Gibbs’s claim.
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Hal Gibbs
Fall River
Green River
Harrison
Gibbs
Oregon Short Line Bulletin On Board Orders Change
The Oregon Short Line issues a bulletin announcing a July 1 effective change in its board order system. After the change no board deductions will be recognized for eating houses for employees who have served ninety days.
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Oregon Short Line
Livery Business Expands in Kemmerer and Sublet
The Kemmerer livery stable, Mesare, Mustonen Bros and kola pro prietors extend operations into automobile passenger service. They offer horse teams and the new auto option, promising reliable service. Stables are located at Sublet and Kemmerer.
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Kemmerer
Mesare
Mustonen Bros
Kola
Rige
Sublet and
Courteous thanks to Gordon during hospital stay
A brief note expresses gratitude to Mr. Gordon and to friends for courteous dawars sent during his illness and confinement at a hospital in Baltimore. It also thanks others for acts of kindness and support during that period.
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Ake
Mr. Gordon
Ue Hospital
Balt Lake
Horse Lost and Recovered Through The Camera Ad
Cumberland man Andy Kaskell lost a horse about a month ago. Advice to place an advertisement in The Camera led to swift action. Within two days after the issue reached readers the horse was recovered. The Camera boasts the largest Wyoming county subscriber list, promising results for future notices.
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Andy Kaskell
Cumberland
Wyoming
Auto Crash Ends Involving ALN Gardiner and Guests
Gardiner bought a new Ford last week and on the second day, while trailing George Watts with Henry Brager as guest, started the car down an incline. It overturned badly injuring Al and bruising Henry. George managed to stop the vehicle and turn it aside.
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ALN
Gardiner
George Watts
Henry Brager
Hamefork
Henry
George
Men Return After Visit To Marbleton Health Resort
Back from Lava Charley Budd and O H Dundas of Marbleton motored into Kemmer Thursday night from the Lava Hot Springs. They went there for relief from rheumatism and to seek fall cure and speaking words of instruction. A day’s trip with about eleven hours of driving showed roads in good shape.
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Charley Budd
0. H. Dundas
Marbleton
Kemmerer
Lave
State Notes From The Leader Column Mention Travel And Local Figures
A jumble of names and places notes residents traveling to Laramie and Honolulu for examinations and trips. Judge C H Parmelee visited Dublin last week for court matters while others like State Auditor Robert Forsyth and families are in Hot Springs. The item lists several local residents and a Sunday country dinner at Willetts ranch with fried chicken.
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Maurice Greshon
State Sanitary
Wae & Vieltor
Kemmer
Attechemist
Groshon
Home Fork
Wrman
Kemmerer
C. H. Parmelee
Eecy Ridgeley
Am Y Muilen
J. H Jonway
H. B.com
Frank
Chaston
Honor Thureday
Willetts Ranch
Witty remark on marriage from anonymous slam author
The fragment cites a writer who taunts a married couple, noting a wife’s view of life choices. It links the wife to a "comfortable looking old maid" and suggests her husband’s marital unhappiness as a result of the relationship.
Speaker Clark's Daughter Weds in Bowling Green Missouri
Genevieve Champ Clark marries Jas M Thom ses of New Orleans in a Wednesday ceremony at Bowling Green Missouri. Attendees include many friends and a silver tablet gift from the paper’s news boys and carriers.
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J Speaker
Champ Clark
Genevieve
Jas. M. Thomses
New Oriesas
Bowling Green
Washington
Aifta
Thompson
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