Patrick Henry and the People in the Virginia Debate
The piece recalls Patrick Henry urging "We the People" in the Virginia convention of June 5 1784 to frame the constitution to secure liberties Noting parallels to Russia and US experience it lauds democracy and allied support for government actions while criticizing some minor county editorials and partisan views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Virginia
Patrick Henry
Henry
Root
Fils
Treasury
Accordine 1
Rinakevelt
Unclear historical note on workers and events
Fragmentary OCR text mentions workers and a farm or mine, with garbled names and places. The readable parts describe a tense situation, possible conflict, and references to a camp or crew. specifics are too distorted to identify people, places, or dates.
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Absent clear details but notes a possible event or person names with unclear OCR text. The fragment mentions a namish phrase and likely an event or place but lacks concrete facts.
Prominent County Official Erwin Dies at Ranch Home
Jackson's Hole former county commissioner Erwin died last Wednesday at his Kelley area ranch. Reported cause was tuberculosis of the stomach and head, after months of illness. He was a well known figure across the county. body shipped Friday to his Wisconsin old home.
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JE. Erwin
Jackson's Hole
Kelley
Mr. Erwin
Wisconsin
Rl Hole
Keley
Salt Creek corral riot ends with white defense
At Salt Creek Canyon the Roos owned Salt Creek Shearing camp faced a planned Mexican protest after firing a worker. Tensions rose as fifteen Mexicans joined others armed in defense. Myrtle Harden of Afton and Sirk Roos helped defend the camp with guns. The standoff ended with the whites prevailing and three Mexicans discharged.
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Salt Creek
Salt Creek Canon
W. Roos
Roos
Stods
Herd
Swimming Days Again in Mirthful Summer Odds
A quirky schoolyard tale blends idle chatter with young hobbyists as a crowd of children observe antics at the poolside. A boastful "green horn" faces a playful test while bystanders react to the unexpected splash and a comic mishap leads to a brief moment of chaos.
Lincoln County Road Dream: Cokeville to Star Valley Trail
A Wyoming travel sketch praises Cokeville and Smiths Fork, notes drought worries on dry farms, and reports progress on Lincoln County road building toward a scenic link from Granger to Star Valley. It envisions a full county road to the park and urges local support. Next week’s installment promises more on Star Valley.
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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 Star Valley Road
The tour along the Star Valley road after CokerMe highlights several ranches. James Balderston at the Quealy ranch showcases modern buildings and flooded stock while Lige Christensen tends prized horses including Custo. John Richards sells to Mr. Byniek. Richards plans to retire in California. Mrs. White at the WE White ranch reports the best season yet with a 112 degree day on record.
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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 in War Effort
At H J Sotosen ranch Mr and Mrs Somsen rest from war duties. Mrs Somsen led the recent Red Cross financial drive and served as registrar. A $100 registration from yesterday’s women workers highlights the local campaign and county pride in progress toward the war effort.
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H. J. Sotosen
Somsen
Red Cros
Thy
Mining interests and local holdings reveal plant shutdown context
Fragmentary text outlines mining and phosphate industry activity, noting a plant shutdown tied to regional history. References to local figures such as Pratels and Kinney imply ownership and exploration within the area, with mentions of bills, ranches, and mid century economic moves in Cokeville and nearby regions.
Unclear OCR Entry Reflects Local Road Incident
Fragmentary OCR text references Conviet Road and a vehicle incident near Afton and Mallia. No clear names, dates, or outcomes available. Context appears to be a brief county road report with scattered phrases and damaged wording.
Red Cross Forms Star Valley Branch
Mrs. P. J. Quealy of Kemmerer and Mrs. Stoner of Cokeville helped organize a Star Valley Red Cross branch at Afton last Wednesday and Thursday. The new society plans to assist the boys at the front with charitable work in the valley.
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P. J. Quealy
Kemmerer
Cokeville News Tells Local Business and People Moves
Cokeville items report Parmenter now a clerk at Vokeville Mercantile after a stint as Jett’s nosttlon spreds agent in Kemmerer. Olson Waterses on The Street remains sociable despite a harsh winter, Kinney returns home briefly as oil field travel increases. Tony North notes looming auto business at Up-To-Date garage. Sliggerty hotel lists a new clerk and bookkeeper, Haggerty Brothers stay busy, Walters visits Cokeville, and a Star Valley delivery of a Reo Jar to John Fojenkens.
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Arry Parmenter
Jett
Nosttlon Spreds
Kemmerer
Vokeville Mercantie Company
Fine
Tony North
Tony
Cokeville
John Walters
Star Valley
John Fo Jenkens
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Oregon
Cumberland
Teaves Kemmer
Vetriotiem
Persinal
Phn
Peer
Ieee
Bremer
Shearing
Hace
Wits
Notte
Afton
Stoffer
N. Fisher
Idaho
Utah
Montana
Fisher
A Remote Red Cross Society
FORD
Lee Iliverdiate Holdings
Che Rane
Damiee Pratels
Onunly
Hranis
Oldings
Jon Kinney
Cokevilte
Solin
Udineloe Ranch
Verry
Hetlee
Ferman
Uhle Et al
Conviet Road
Ahaa
Mallia
Cla Couviet
Rouse
Ceara
Red Cross
Cokeville News
Olson
Joe Kinney
Inter
Sliggerty Hotel
Haggerty Brothers
Columbia
City Drug Store
C. A. Christmas
Akon
Rena
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