Bryan Nomination in Denver by Democrats for president
After an all night session the Democrats in Denver nominated William J Bryan as their standard bearer for the fall campaign. Bryan led with 892 1/2 votes to 46 for Johnson and 91 2/3 for Gray. Gray of Delaware was named candidate for Vice President. Judge D W E Craig will hold court in Evanston Monday morning April 13 at 9 a m.
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Bryan
Denver
Johnson
Gray
Minnesota
Judge Gray
Delware
Fragmentary note on New York race and fashion brands
A garbled fragment describes events in New York, mentioning a race or revolt sense and American lilies, rain, and pigtails. It references a Wear Fila in an unclear context. The text is difficult to interpret but preserves scattered proper nouns and brand names.
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Fragmented OCR fish story with unclear details
An OCR damaged text fragment references dynamiting and possible locations or names but contains numerous typos and unreadable phrases. No coherent event or individuals can be confirmed from the legible portions.
Quealy Ging to Denver mission announced
A fragmented OCR text mentions Quealy Ging heading to Denver and references various unclear phrases and names. The content appears garbled with multiple caps and parenthetical insertions, making a definitive summary difficult. No coherent event details beyond the destination are discernible.
Fragmented OCR text from unknown theatre listing
Fragmentary lines reference a theatre or event with names and places but garbled beyond recognition. The text includes mentions of a venue and potential performers or titles, yet most content is indecipherable. No clear date, location, or coherent storyline is extractable for a proper summary.
Local Gathers Weirdo Notices From Kemmerer Area
Local notices report multiple residents visiting Evanston, Wichita and Kansas City relatives, livestock deals, sheep ranches, and business travel. Names include Mrs Dewell, Dr Blocker, Mrs Morton, Mr Winslow, Mrs Roberts, and Jacksine. Parade plans, dog swings, and community events surface amid broad town chatter.
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R. McMinn
Fossil
Stanelay
Winslow
Evanston
Dd. Roberts
Rosen
New York
Chas
Mo Phelvnn
Kem
Chris Prederickson
Sige
Palisade
Midway
Fred Ballon
Hoiedale Comutey
Wenzel
J. Paul Jacksine
Barr Bros. Mercantile Company
Salt Lake
Kemmerer
Mrs. Artsmith
Salt Lake City
Joe Smith
Maulday
Milroy Hardesty
Green River
Leo
I Hiner
August Helbig
Liraine
Peter Nagel
Noo
Beatsiste
Sol Anderson
Cate
Cokeville
Boutenelie
Henry Mosey
Watts
James Ranble
Hee
Thures
Log. Witesiow
Gus Lineden
Popula
Tor Werluwsdis
Ant Ariel
Gieanes Dixon
Pte Collins
Cobos
Bhabo
Retamienere Prtaesilay
Weston
Bis Iter
Mes
Tamun
Obibetren
Cutacate
Tee Jena
Haiti
Choerley
Pande
Wren
Ptale Mediate
Fragmentary legends from a tangled 19th century record
The readable fragments describe a web of names and places including Dudwttar, Hendrie Hens, Jaywel, Alide Mevils, Miss Wiraueie Miele, and Mrs Geet in a muddled account. Mentions of Pearth, Mow Helen Witan, and Begghanel hint at family, social, or local events with no clear sequence or outcome.
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Faye
Salt Tate Wits
Fedative
Toe
Takeatel
Helen Witan
Mir
Coulti
Wiraueie
Nikieotila
Martin
Martin Bea
Begghanel
Oles
Yang
Putin
Heroic 13 year old rescues drowning boy at Hamafork
James Mullens aged 2 nearly drowned in a swift swimming hole when Jesse Sammon aged 13 saved him with a long pole after Mullens slipped under. Sammon maintained composure and pulled Mullens ashore unconscious and bleeding, then aided him home as friends praised his quick action. The note ends with a promise to focus on stationery and commercial work.
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Hamafork
James Mullens
Notten
Jesse Sammon
Mullens
Jesse
Mills
Jewe
US L O Trainmasters Tour To Gather System Knowledge
U S L officials including trainmaster J P Folger and truan quister WOH Jones embark on a two week trip to study operations across routes via Union Pacific Burlington and other lines. The aim is to collect practical information to improve safety and efficiency, with visits to Denver St Louis and Kansas City among others. The trip emphasizes vigilant monitoring and learning to safeguard patrons and minimize accidents.
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J. P. Folger
Tran Quister Woh
Jones
Monza
Denver
Union Pacific
Alten
St. Lewis
Omaha
Burlington
Union Varitie
Frontier supply and local notices clash in dated text
A garbled frontier era notice lists various names and items including alfalfa, clothing, and a Frontier Supply Company. It mentions Mrs Lowter Pratt visiting Dave, a trip to Salt Lake City, a new horse sale, and an advertised letters section. Rewards and addresses appear amid fragmented phrases.
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Lake City
Lowter Pratt
Dave
Heelan
Officials Tour Kemmerer as Rail Plans Eye Willow Creek
A special train of Ongen Short Line officials visited Kemmerer on a Tuesday morning, touring the Willow Creek branch and inspecting Draneh with the aim of extending the line to the Continental Divide. The trip’s immediate goal is to advance coal development and terminal service this fall, with a party including W. H. Bancroft, chief engineer, M. Davis, general superintendent, James Dunn, superintendent motive power, G. A. Reeves, general freight agent, and D. L. Burley, general passenger agent, plus Idaho division locals G. O. Olmatead and others.
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Ongen
Kemmerer
Willow Creek
Th Quealy
W. H. Bancroft
Wmn. Ashton
M. Davis
James Dunn
G. A. Reeves
Cumberland Ball Game a Signature Local Victory on Fourth
Cumberland scored a strong win in a Fourth of July baseball game, followed by a second match the next day for a $60 purse, won by Cumberland 9 to 1. pitchers Williams and Miller starred, errors few, and both teams shown solid defense in a high quality contest.
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Cumberland
Cumberland Boys
Miller
Willkame
Strielk
Ly Williams
Tint
Secur
Darborough
Williams
Ueceault
Otter
Unclear OCR text on stock meeting agenda and dance event
Fragmentary report notes a tentative stockholder meeting for Ye Hy Pattee team and a dance event at Kemuerer in Thoeliay Milist OL. Mentions election of directors for the year and a council vote. Details are garbled with many unreadable words and names.
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AL Ky
AL Th
Sourhary
Half Moon Ranch: Coble Forms Stock Venture in Wyoming
John C Cobb, famed aeriticaman in Tom Horn defense, forms Malt May Nanette company with 840,000 capital. He plans stocking 27 brood mares to complete a Wyoming ranch, building a grand homestead north of the railroad. The enterprise includes blooded stock and other ventures to boost local progress. Cobb is resident manager and has many Wyoming friends. Found items: saddle, bridle, blanket, halter rope. Owner Cleveland Kemmerer.
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Letis Donce
Siite Creek
Cora Sroith
Catherine
Hazel
Julia
Teri Smith
Wyoming
Rawlins
Kil Gilsey
Jack Forrestend
Gilsey
Wy BE. Bie
Daniel
Kemmeree
Evanston
Boos
Diamondivile
Oakly
Dovivoilville
Diamondville
Thomas Harthey
Harty
Fishaventuah
B.J. Hrandley
Josiper
Drogoixtey
Wyatt Mins
Qurcerly
Newfork
Tres Hoff
James Rancey
Bikol
David
Rob
Keim Twerer
Harioey
Sidling
KDE Coal Company
Aera
WF. Cunulington
Evatelon
BA. Hooker
Areiweel
Kemmerer
Pinedale
John C. Cobb
Tom Horn
Han My Reeilvel
Nanette
Coble
Seoming
City Council Minutes of Kemmerer May 6 1908
The Kemmerer city council held its regular meeting with Mayor Hocker presiding. Reports from police court and marshal cover 19 cases, licenses issued, disbursements recorded, and bids discussed for cemetery work and town improvements. committee on property to arrange bids and labor with town crew.
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Kemmerer
Weunel
Hocker
Keime
Steith
Brande Hibs
Adel Eer
First Nat Bank
Erver Sane Das
TE Hosenborg Ashe
Satlin
Kow SN
Chivis
Caner Willert Hell Brendier
Shaul J.T. Boston
Lester Douglas Jims Mi
Eattetiniaie Town Cemetery
Peter Ues
Wea. Hocker
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