Bonus Bonus for Soldiers Promoted by Duplicitous Congress
The piece accuses the Harding administration and Republican lawmakers of duplicity and evasion in handling adjusted compensation for veterans. It claims four million men served, a hundred thousand died, and asserts Congress stalled the bonus by delaying votes and sending the bill back to committee, betraying soldiers’ demands for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House
Senate
Harding
McCumber
Mellen
Co operation in Casper A call for ready to serve spirit
The article urges strong municipal leadership and private industry cooperation to build a thriving community. It argues cooperation brings progress while neglect leads to stagnation. It cites local concerns about moral conditions and a Casper movement to close industries unless the town pursues reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Mens’ Christian Association
Elidren
Casper
Lewedoess
Leentiour
Civic call to action in Kemmerer amid recall talks
The text urges residents to oppose vice and demand municipal reform through citizen cooperation with city government. It compares Kemmerer unfavorably to some cities yet highlights its relative industrial strength and potential. It argues that civic pride and responsibility are needed to develop undeveloped assets and improve the town for raising children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saa
Kemmerer
Ciizens
Disarmament conference moves armament reductions forward
President Harding’s invitation to a Washington disarmament conference gains broad support from foreign powers. The move follows Senator Borah’s decisive push in Congress and aligns with League of Nations aims, signaling progress toward reducing armaments despite the U.S. not yet joining the League.
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Harding
Washington
Borah
Idaho
Congress
England
France
Italy
Japan
Triangle Chatter Parody by Q P Doll
A fragmented humor column delivers quips and social jabs on women money honesty and bootleg culture. Silly axioms mix with wry observations about fashion watches secrecy and temperance while poking at society and self perception through maxims and rambling vignettes.
Court Adjourns Until July 25 At Third Judicial Court
The July term's first session ended quietly with adjournment until July 25. Most criminal cases finished except the Town of Diamondville versus Mrs Edward Mulroy. Civil actions dominate the docket with several divorces settled or postponed and many cases carried to January term.
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Third Judicial Court
Dimondville
Edward Mulroy
Arnold
William
Taylor
Emma Taylor
Judd Mott
Helen F. Mott
Mott
Eve Gilmore
Nephi Gilmore
J. W. Sammon
H. R. Christmas
Emil Brunner
Catherine Brunner
Oscar FB. Bark
Agnes Bark
Nettie E. Brodie
William Brodie
Loretta Garrison
Je L. Garrison
Victoria Missaggia
Petro Missaggia
Nettie E. Guyette
Joseph H. Guyette
Sarah Jane Reese
David H. Reese
Maggie J. Tracy
Frank E. Tracy
Alice Davis
Charles Dearborn Davis
Elizabeth Apperson
R. R. Rose
May A. Reid
J. W. Oles
Reynolds
Samuel Adams, Jr
Bert Brush
Annie Ritchin
Anthony Swenson
George M Russel
R. D. Boomer
Wm. Graham
William Danvers
W. V. Horn
George W. Edwards
Inter-mountain Association of Credit Men
Wardell Clinger
D. C. Oakley
William Graham
Ned Herschler
Justice Court
Sewer project advances amid busy week at Kemmerer
Work on the sewerage line continues rapidly from the Kemmerer Hotel to the viaduct as streets glow with red lights yet one auto and a buggy are ditched. Councilman W L Paulsen accuses misstate by Marshall Reynolds while Martinez faces Frontier jail for last week robbery amid gold coin spending.
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Kemmerer Hotel
W. L. Paulsen
Marshall Reynolds
Paulsen
Indian and African Elephants Ear Difference Noted
Indian and African elephants differ most in ear size and shape. The African ear is larger and flapier, while the Indian ear is smaller and rounded. These traits help distinguish the two species in the wild and in captivity.
County News Tidy Fragments From Local Families Reach Yard
Mr and Mrs H E Whitman visited daughter Mrs H J Genetwo a few days ago Jones and son Tack traveled to Kemmerer Tuesday morning returning via Alfred Camps with farmer wife Mrs J W Jones who had been visiting there Blanche Jones led her sister to a ranch after H J Gen Ole Neilson and Emily of Ping were Viola visitors iteuile
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Whitman
Fane
H. J
Ole Neilson
Emily of
Ping
Viola Viuitore
Unclear Extract Highlights Personal Visits and Vacationevent
Fragmentary notes describe Willem Kahiel visiting Denver and Nettle Ghyette with children on a ranch in Barge canyon. Fred Hailey travels near Viola for a short stay.
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Willan
Willem Kahiel
Denver
Barge Canyon
Fred Hailey
Viola
Kelly News Highlights Local Life and Maps in Error
Town notes flag a map error placing a road west of Kelly from Jackson to Morin while the only valid route passes through Kelly. Reports from Upper Grovont ranchers say cattle ciel flesh ahead of market. local business and social items include births, visits, and a potential cheese factory partnership.
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Clagon
Jackson
Morin
Kelly
Gravant
Grovont
H. Brown
Harold
Rockland
Idaho
Jown
Jane Brown
Snake River Valley
Hole
Quarter Circle L
R. R. Rose
Kemmerer
J. P. Robinson
Freedom
Denver
Ernest Tyler
Bride of
Filer
Yellowstone Park
Tyler
Formine
Billie’ Lafferty
Billie
John van Vleet
van Vleet
Bar BC Ranch
James S. Simpson
Kelly Mercantile Co
Fragmentary medical note hints at cataract treatment history
A garbled OCR fragment mentions acute cataract issues and a Chronicle Halls Cataract, with partial names like Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. The readable bits suggest historic references to cataract symptoms and treatment alongside a company or location.
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Catal Cine
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Obi
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Young Jim
Black Tail Butte
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Moyer
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Billy
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Victor
Ralph Vernon
H. Rinehart
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RB. C. Kent
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Bill” Woodward
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Ogden
Uttah
Lawrence Carlson
Huldah
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