Merer Victorious Over Diamondville In Close Game
In front of nearly 2000 fans Kemmerer defeated Diamondville in a debated contest marked by strong play from both sides and fair officiating by umpires Philip Sull and Head. Strong local support, outside and local batteries sparked controversy over lineups, with calls for using regular players in future games.
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Kemmerer
Dilationville
Mane
Rand
Philip Sulland
Texme
Eaders
Pagaments
Big Horn Basin Visit Praises Wyoming Land Of Promise
Deputy state engineer Harry A. Patten of Cheyenne toured the Big Horn Basin inspecting the Hammitt canal near Cody and other works near Worland. He lauded the basin as the state’s best region and expressed pride in Wyoming’s prosperity. He also sent word from Sutton that a relative in Birmingham England is resting at home after a long journey.
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Harry A. Patten
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Big Hor Basin
Hammitt Canal
Cody
Worland
Hustler
WOOL LOOKS BETTER FOR SHERIDAN GROWERS STAND
Sheridan Enterprise reports woolgrowers in the area have resisted eastern dealers trying to force wool prices down to 16 pence per pound. Buyers press consignments and offer low prices, but warehouses like the Nial Warehouse give optimism with higher bids. Growers expect direct bids from manufacturers to cut out middlemen and improve handling.
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Sheridan
Nial
Bagere
Bear encounter on fishing trip ends safely
Father Lavalle, fishing upriver from his companions, faced a huge brown bear. He reacted quickly, escaped into the woods toward camp, and arrived unharmed aside from the scare. He chose not to mount the bear’s hide.
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Pellegrini
Father Lavalle
Arthur Fagnat
Mr. Bear
Accident Leads to Wounding on Wagon Route
A fragmentary report describes an accidental shooting during wagon travel. The injured youth, named in obscured text, received treatment from Dr Stafford. Parley Smith recently returned from Salt Lake City with his grandparents, noting a rise in visitors and tourism this year.
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Parley Smith
Salt Lake
Warley Aye
Ed Millen Boosts Remmers Shortstop Start
In a recent week Ed Millen emerged as Remmers new shortstop, opening with solid numbers and helping the team meet high fan expectations. Fisher cautions there will be rough points before the next Sunday game as officials adjust.
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Fisher
The Sheep Question and Noblitt Testimony
A pamphlet titled The Sheep Question was before the Select Committee to Investigate Wool and Prices of Communities in Washington on June 6 10. J Noblitt of Cokeville testified and his remarks cover herd sizes men per herd costs and wool prices. The report spans 1805 1900 1105 100 and 1910 with details on annual costs and outputs.
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Hearn
Sen
Washington
J. Noblitt
Cokeville
Noblitt
Case in Federal Court Delayed Until July Terms
Judge James P. Rosenberg and Deputy sheriff Carl Rodgers with Andrew Maki and Win Henderson attended a Federal Court session in Evanston last week. The Diamond Ville Finlanders pursued damages against Sheriff Jones for alleged false imprisonment. They were remanded to Diamondville jail and released on habeas corpus proceedings.
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James P. Rosenberg
Carl Rodgers
Andrew Maki
Win. Henderson
Evanston
Jones
Diamondville
Runaway horse incident near Hubbell vil welly Fossil area
Peter Gordon and Peter Keenan picked up a horse and baggy in sage brush Friday near Hubbell vil welly Fossil and brought it to Kemmerer. The harness was torn and the owner, a lady from Elko, reported the find. the horse bolted after the harness broke and she was thrown but walked home.
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Hubbell Vil Welly
Fossil
Peter Gordon
Peter Keenan
Kemmerer
Carl Rodgers
Elko
A Beauty Where Grush the Geysers
A colorful Oregon Short Line souvenir titled Where Grush the Geysers showcases geysers and scenery of Geyserland in Yellowstone Park. It promises a near tour through park wonders and nearby country, likely to attract tourists this year to witness nature’s features firsthand.
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Grush
Oregon Short Line
Yellowstone Park
Local Social Roundup Visitors and Moves Across Town
Diamondville figures Howald Henderson travels to Cokeville for a short outing. Mrs. Doe Frank visits Toole Utah for three months. Robert Sheddot returns from Washington to summer with his parents. You Sheddon dr returns from Salt Lake City after attending the University of Utah. How Leavitt, Quaker Maid Eye representative, visits and greets friends. EK. F. York joins the Mounts Trading Co. stock goods department from Rack Springs. Brown attends Republican State Central Committee meeting. supportive of Governor candidate Mullen. Ed Crane and Vera Diamondville head to Hole Idaho for a visit with J. J. Foods family. Crane health noted. Vagseean Cheer Lawndale lingerings and social notices fill the page. Westienday eve Tag her Suratay school elise marpeiere Lbyer joins gatherings. The week ends with discussions of an armed event and return of a favored state leader.
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Howald Henderson
Cokeville
Doe Frank
Toole
Utah
Robert Sheddot
Washington
You Sheddon Dr
Salt Lake City
University of Utah
How Leavitt
Maid Eye People
EK. F. York
Stock Growers Mercantile Co
Rack Springs
Mountains
Cy Ton
Brown
Rep Etn
Republican State Central
Bt. Brown
Mullen
Ed. Crane
Vera
Diamondville
Hole
Idaho
J. J. Foods
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Kemmerer, Wyoming
Wyoming Suit Club
Max Jarzey
Emmerer
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Wm. Mertsching
Ness
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Kanes
Vealy
Meus
Tole
Sorrell
Peat
Aly
iNie
Guar
Tiven
Homer Pane
U Boys
Ant
Ju Bos
Haw
Ity
Otab
Wu Crome
Amd
Walt Smith
Waytown
Kemmerer AB
Sorrel
Dillon
Hiway Ib
Aff
Portier
F. Settle
Codter
Jon Smith
Lawrence
Ty Wosmith
Chanbers
M Thoek
Umeree Loollooun
Oootooco
Diomaneville
Big Horn Basin
Billy
Sutton
Ily Haw
Coventry
War Ali Son
Stafford
Rih
J. D. Noblitt
Senate
Sheriff Jones
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