Henry urges we the people in notes on constitution
The piece recalls Patrick Henry urging the phrase We the People in the constitution’s preamble and contrasts it with We the States. It discusses Russia’s need for democratic guidance, praising Mr. Root and America’s democratic legacy while critiquing some editorials and political leanings abroad and at home during wartime.
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United States
Virginia
Patrick Henry
Henry
Root
Fragmented OCR News Item on Workers and Conflict
Incomplete text describes workers leaving a scene and mentions Ammon and Sentosa with unclear actions. The piece references a timing moment, a farmers matter, and a possible protection or enemy context. Names and places are garbled, making concrete details uncertain.
Fragmented OCR Notice of Local Event and Names
The readable portion references a local notice with multiple names and places. It mentions a date or time fragment and a municipal context. Details are incomplete but point to a community or official action requiring attention.
Prominent Jackson Hole Official Dies at Ranch
Erwin former county commissioner from Jackson’s Hole died last Wednesday at his ranch near Kelley after months of stomach and head tuberculosis. He was a well known figure across the county and his body was shipped to his Wisconsin home.
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JE. Erwin
Jackson's Hole
Kelley
Mr. Erwin
Wisconsin
Rl Hole
Keley
Salt Creek Corral Turmoil Ends With Guns After Firings
In Salt Creek Canon Roos fired a Mexican worker and faced three others who demanded reinstatement. Mexican and white workers armed themselves as a dispute drew in fifteen men. Myrtle Hardener and Sirk aided Roos with firearms as the stand off lasted hours and ended with the whites prevailing.
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Salt Creek
Salt Creek Canon
W. Roos
Roos
Stods
Herd
Swimming Days Again 1 Okleret PuA Op P Tine Tore
A garbled passage describes a scene at a swimming event with references to a young swimmer called pal and various odd phrases. The text is fragmented and difficult to parse, with multiple nonsensical words and misplaced letters.
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Wits
Lincoln county road dream through Cokeville to Star Valley
AXYonides describe improvements on the Cokeville to Afton route with progress on Smiths Fork scenery and ranch life. They note hay and water assets, dry farming worries, and growing road work led by Meade and state surveyors. The piece envisions a continuous Lincoln county highway to the park, urging broader support for the project.
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Salt Creek Canon
Lincoln County
Meade Himse
Smoot
State Highway Commission
Star Valley
Granger
Snake River Vanon
Jackson's Hole
Park
Linelon County
Wyoming
Cokeville-Afton
Beautiful Star Valley
Some Eye Opening Ranches on the Road to Star Valley
Traveling past CokerMe the writer visits ranches in the county. James Balderston’s Quealy ranch showcases modern buildings and flooded stock. Lige Christensen tends fine blooded horses on his hay ranch, with stallion Custo highlighted. John Richards sells to Mr. Byniek and plans to retire, while Mrs. White reports the WE White ranch as the best seen locally as temperatures hit 112 degrees.
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Smith's Fork
Cokeville
W. ©. Roberts
E. A. Scott Ranch
Scott
Evanston
C. J. Larson
Upper
W. G. Perry
Star Valley
CokerMe
Quealy
James Balderston
Lige Christensen
Lige
Custo
Chkeville
John Richards
Lincoln County
Richards
Byniek
Aow
California
WE. White Ranch
Remote Red Cross Society Campaign Near War Effort
At the H J Sotosen ranch Mr and Mrs Somsen rested in the War effort. Mrs Somsen led the recent Red Cross financial drive acting as registrar. A $100 registration was raised in the recent campaign by this remote section society. County residents on Outhe Tanehes show strong patriotic support.
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H. J. Sotosen
Somsen
Red Cros
Thy
Mining Interests and Industry Shakeup Noted in 19th Century Record
Fragmentary report highlights mining holdings near a watershed and the decline of a phosphate plant. It mentions individuals such as Pratels, Jon Kinney of Cokeville, and Deninte Hivheverry, with references to land holdings, a Bille bucking scene, and shifts in the local mining economy amid protestant business ties and late nineteenth century industry changes.
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FORD
Lee Iliverdiate Holdings
Che Rane
Damiee Pratels
Onunly
Hranis
Oldings
Jon Kinney
Cokevilte
Solin
Udineloe Ranch
Verry
Hetlee
Ferman
Uhle Et al
Unclear OCR fragment outlines county event mentions
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Conviet Road and Mallia at Cla couviet road with scattered names and locations. No coherent event or outcome is stated.
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Ahaa
Mallia
Cla Couviet
Rouse
Ceara
Red Cross Branch Organized in Star Valley
Mrs. P. J. Quealy of Kemmerer and Mrs. Stoner of Cokeville visited Star Valley last Wednesday and Thursday and organized a branch Red Cross Society at Afton. The new society plans to aid the valley and support the boys at the front.
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P. J. Quealy
Kemmerer
Cokeville Notes on Local Businesses and Visitors
Cokeville briefs report Parmenter becoming a clerk at Cokeville Mercantile after serving as Kempmerer agent. Olson Wasser on the street wears a congenial smile despite hardships from a severe winter. Joe Kinney visits from his hometown amid oil field chatter. Tony North notes rising automobile trade at Up-To-Date garage. Sliggerty hotel advertises an expert clerk and bookkeeper. Haggerty Brothers remain busy with Cokeville ventures. Walter's Up-To-Date karake visits Cokeville for a weekend. Star Valley deliveries bring a Reo Jar to John Fojenkes.
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Olson
Cokeville
John Walters
Star Valley
John Fo Jenkens
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