Reading Notices and Inventions Highlight 1913 Local News
The piece notes varied notices including prices for cards, time charges, and a 1913 July 23 date. It mentions planting trees on watershed streams, a phonographic clock invention, an attachment to record door opening, Kemmerer’s small town finances, a Casper Tribune editor building a new two story brick, ammonia bombs tested on national forests to extinguish fires, and praise for Congressman Mondell and Senator Clark by Wyoming newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Democratic
Republican
Frank W. Mondell
Wyoming
A. D. Clark
Evanston
Western Pacific Railroad Reports Fires Along California Forest
The Western Pacific Railway contracted engineers to note fires along its right of way through the Puumite national forest in California. Fire location is recorded as a yard drop by the engineer or fireman, with the crew returning to extinguish the blaze after discovery, detailing duties of the section crew and response procedures within the forest region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Paciffic Railway
Piumite National Forest
California
Port of Thy
Dueller of Ger Havl? Horses Found Near Hire Site
Fragmentary OCR notes report horses found near a hire site with unclear references to a duelist and events around a meeting. Names, places, and exact actions are illegible, leaving only scattered phrases about horses, time, and a possible confrontation. The text lacks coherent facts for a fuller summary.
May Test For Gas and Weather Warnings In Looming Election
Fragmented OCR text references tests for gas and weather elements, names, places, dates, and events. It mentions wells, plans, and potential political context with unclear details. The readable portions point to a chaotic survey of topics without a cohesive narrative or clear outcomes.
County Board of Equalization Prepares Valuation List
County assessor Geo W Tanner completes the roll as the County Board of Equalization convenes next Monday to hear protests on increases in valuation. After review by the state board, the final list, including railroad values, will total about 14.1 million dollars. Cokeville area shows 7.98 million assessed without railroads. north of Cokeville totals 2.21 million, covering Star Valley and Jackson Hole regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assesur
Geo. W. Tanner
Board of Equalization
Valuon
State Board of Equalization
Cheyenne
Cokeville South
Cokeville North
Star Valley
Jackson Hole
Cheyenne Frontier Boosts Steer Roping Prize
A Cheyenne Frontier committee letter to the paper reveals a 1000 purse for steer roping champion at the August 20 to 23 celebration. Scout Frank Maisch of Oklahoma set last year’s world record by roping and tying in 33 seconds, with many contestants aiming to break it. Steer roping will be a daily feature, and the plan draws considerable interest for big prize money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Banta
Cheyenne Frontier Committee
Frank Maisch
Oklahoma
Maisch
Bear Sighting Turns From Bear to Porcupine Tale
Fred Chapin and John Misehler returned from a fishing trip near Bilis Lake with little fish but a sizable bear story. They heard a mysterious animal in an old cabin and chased it around the lake, eventually calling it a bear before concluding it was a porcupine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Chapin
John Misehler
Bilis Lake
Imek
Fred
Jobe
New Grocery Chief Joins Blyth- Fargo Firm In Butte
W Hill of Butte Mont arrives to head the Blyth Fargo Hoskins Wigston grocery department. He brings years of experience and a strong record in management. Hill and JiN bs have a long history in the trade and recently reunited after over two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ea W. Hill
Butte, Mont
Blyth- Fargo Hoskins Wigston
Jin Bs
Hishine
Hill
Estray Pickup Stirs Charge at Glencow Auction
An estray animal case at Glencow involves Jaye 1 and Mohore with a creature found on a shoulder. The owner may reclaim by paying charges as Joe Gillard oversees the matter under local rules.
Lost or Strayed Dog Seen Between Kemmerer and Big Piney
Extra large St. Dernard dog with carriage color and white face, breast and feet. Answers to Low. Liberal reward for recovery. Call 158 Kemmerer or write Dr. WF McDill Big Piney Wyoming.
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Kemmerer
McDill
Jyts
Saari Laturia Marriage Ceremony Details Reported
On Thursday May 1 the marriage to Mutt te Aawrh took place at the home of J A Dobjola. J Phijola and Slee Lana Horna attended the ceremony with Lew Calgustioigging and Mr and Mrs Mauri. Guests hailed from Diguyradylle and plans for the couple's future browne were stated.
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Mary
Mutt Te Aawrh
Laturia
J. A. Dobjola
Phijola
Amd
Lana Horna
Dastice
Coal men here in region face new duties
Coal men in the area were viewed over the weekend after a series of events at the UB coal company. Walter Harrie plans a visit to Pale Lake to address new duties, while reports mention a mutiny aboard a boat and sailors’ concerns.
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Hiner & Thoftes
Cvaveral
Untitled fragmentary notice from a wartime page
Fragmentary OCR text describes limited details about sales, events, and notices. It mentions Kewanee and vague references to people and dates, but wording is garbled. The readable elements imply a local notice or advertisement scattered across lines without clear context or complete events.
Court idiee Notes 2 heeee TOATOP GAMBLING
Sheriff Ed Hansen and deputies arrested eleven on gambling warrants in Cokeville after a tip from Salt Lake City police. Suspects pleaded guilty and were bound to the district court in 8500 bonds. The article notes county efforts to curb gambling and lists personnel changes, real estate deals, and marriage licenses issued since the last issue.
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Ed Hansen
Ivan Jones
Harmison
Cokeville
Bear River Bridge
Veluck
Boomer & Collett
Kemmerer
Salt Lake City
Cokevil
Hansen
Lincoln County
Pete
R. Lee Craig
Edward
Bilson
Mins
Amy Morris
Murray
Utah
John Slabomish
Migs
Sus Dibanisky
Linon
Hattie Fiale
Tioes
Bob
Dr Marquis Taken Ill Then Admitted to Salt Lake Hospital
Marquis was taken ill Monday night with appendicitis and after a night of suffering was moved to Salt Lake City by daybreak where he remained in the hospital. His brother Harry planned to catch the early morning train for Baltimore.
Dr. Alexander Honored at American Optical Assembly
Frank J Aleasader of Salt Lake City was reelected president of the American Optical Association at the annual meeting. The Salt Lake visitor and several friends praised his honor and contributions to the field during the closing session.
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Frank J Aleasader
Let Optical Company
Salt Lake
Ananimouedy
Amerian Optical Association
Sai Lake
Alesomber
Keun
Mrs Jenkins Dies Mim Juli Jetvbire Prone Chayle
Mrs Jenkins dies Sunday afternoon after long illness at home. She was 89 years old and widow of the late miner, a longtime resident of Diamondville. Funeral services held at the Methodist church with burial in the city cemetery. Many relatives attend the public rites.
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Jenkins
Juli Jetvbire
Chayle
Vinny
Ebuardi
Bartal
Mra
Refused Admission of John McCanley by Local Officials
Refused admission under sheriff Joe Gudmundsen has retarnied from Garden Colorado where the Industrial school refused to accept John McCanley for being over ten. Flo brought McCanley back and it is unclear how he will be disposed of since he was sentenced to the training school. Judge Craig is expected soon to take up the matter. It may be possible that McCauley, sentenced for petit larceny, may be allowed to go free.
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Joe Gudmundsen
Garden
Colo
John McCanley
Flo
McCanley
Craig
McCauley
May Open Old Copper Mines Near Cokeville
Alma Porter from Cokeville attended a meeting of locals interested in developing the copper mines near Cokeville. Ira Dodge Ben Griggs Norris Griggs were present. Prospected for years, the mines hold copper worth about 16 to 60 per ton, but milling costs delayed work. A new process could make development profitable.
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Alma Porter
Cokeville
Ira Dodge
Ben
Norris Griggs
St Margaret’s Guild Dance Nets About 65
The Ladies of St Margaret's Guild held a well attended dance last Saturday evening. The event netted about 65 with proceeds from the apron and hand embroidery booth and other sales. Green and white decor, sherbet and cake served, and the Keiamerer orchestra provided popular music throughout the evening.
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St. Margaret's Guild
Keiamerer
Building foundation under way by Larson contractor
Rushing work continues on a new city building with foundation solidly in place. Bob Givens ships rock from Glencoe quarry to the site. stone is cut on site indicating quality work. Also an advertisement offers 1913 model motor boats and bargains on used motors and motorcycles with response via Lock Box 11 Trenton Michigan. Cows missing near Sublet Wyoming around May 14. one bald cow and one red bracketed calf, both branded, were bought from Phil Twichel. Reward offered for recovery information to George Snapke.
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Larson
City
Bilding
Bob Givens
Glencoe
Trenton
Mich
Phil Twichel
George Snapke
Sublet
Wyo
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Kemmerer Camera
C. Watt Brandon
Frotice
Lincoln
Wheatland World
Mokier
The
Casper Tribune
Evel. Coli Oe
Inelios
Worth Marter PLC
Westral Ineli
Warren Gant
Batio
Naluation
Missioners
Saari Laturia
Freee Vial
Sheff Hansen
J. G. Gudmundsen
Golden
Colorado
John Mebalay
Ethel Ivey
State Examiner
Keno
Kenoe
Sherrif Hansen
Fred Lancey
Julia
Elmer Rathoun
Clarence Fulden
She Land & Imp. Vo
W. Faircbik
Dr.Marquis
Dr. Alexander
Lincoln Lumber Co
Canadian Pacific Railway
James Dodge
Kemmerer Soda Bottling Factory
Earnest W. Holmes
F. D. Fagnant & Sons
Coca-Cola
Selzer
Abe
the Frontier Supply Co
Hsecewex Frontier
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