Democratic Party Begins Campaign Effort in Wyami
A meeting in Mighacho outlined local and state committee appointments to start campaign work. The speaker praised past twelve years of Democratic achievements and urged unity behind President Wilson's program to secure a Democratic president and Congress in 1920.
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Wyami
Dat Atrens
Newt
Con ‘Tees
Caieentnea Ee
League of Ni Keng
League of and All
di Ricco Eeestatcae
Hapa Wiese
Ah Sither
Ieee
Wilne
Congress
Oath by a felled tree causes timber camp death
An accident at a timber camp ten miles from Kemmerer killed workman Mark by a falling tree. The tree crashed as he stood beneath it while another worker released a log from the timber. The coroner ordered the body sent to Kemmerer for funeral services held Sunday.
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Wanaiaeie
I.ternoon
Ag. R
Cam! Company
Marke
Marks
Marka
Pontethe Shas Creek
Goss
Kemm
Coun
Pay
Kemmerer
Sublet Miner Found Dead In Suspected Incident
WWHS reporter Choi Fitzpatrick investigated a Sublet scene Tuesday to recover the body of Peter Zanewalanak, an elderly miner found dead in unclear circumstances. Authorities called to the site are reviewing evidence and the death is treated as a potential矿 incident.
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Choi
Cormer Fitzpatrick
Peter Zanewalanak
Boiling Progress Report and Confusing OCR Snippet
The fragmentary text mentions boiling progress rapidly and includes unclear phrases about a tow, legal terms, and scattered names. It references Balt Lake and an attorney, but the overall meaning is obscured by garbled OCR. This item seems to be a damaged snippet rather than a coherent news report.
Explosion and fire scare town tailor shop loss 1500 dollars
Fire department quick action saved the tailoring shop after a gasoline explosion injured Charles Peterson II and Mrs. Oe. The blaze caused about 1500 dollars in damage. repairs and equipment purchases were planned as the owner recovers in hospital.
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Charles Peterson ii
Ain
Peterson
Fabenen
Tinesta Thabo Wil Apud in Tomorrow's Market Report
A fragmented text discusses Lagola, Taisho, and Oil groups with large holdings and one product. It mentions development plans and a push to expand output, warning of strategic moves in a major field. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Pate
Larga Holding
City Council Takes Up Water Question
City council discusses water supply concerns and taxation aspects. Officials consider length of supply and rates, with debate over allocations and potential appeals. No final decision reported.
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Counell
Two New Cottages to Be Erected Soon
Fragment describes two cottages planned to be built soon, with rough notes naming a regiment and figures such as Byers and Foor amid unclear text. Readers are left with a brief hint of municipal or military construction activity and uncertain dates.
Government to Aid Stockmen and Beef Producers
A U S treasury statement says loans will be available to corporations or individuals with proper security to boost beef exports. Fed Reserve officials pledge to urge banks in cattle regions to extend safe accommodations. West and Southwest stockmen welcomed the policy as a step to tide over the postwar market collapse and revive meat output.
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St Bathanah
Hich Bebatoe
John B. Kendrick
Wyoming
Waa
Treasury
Easury
Federal Reserve Board
War Finance Corporation
Waligne
War Finance, Ition
Individu
Harding
Feders Reserve Board
Hanks
Washington
Treasury Department
United States
America
Neen Enor Teh Doket
BAWALAY TROOP COMPLETE ORGANIZATION IN WYOMING CAVALRY
The Bawalay troop complete organization in Wyoming cavalry held a vase and drill at Seatpsien Tuesday night. Appointments included Troop Commander Captain Lieutenant James Eauley second lieutenant H H list sergeant R H Embree and James L Rosenbe. The troop will hold drills Monday nights at 8. All members urged to attend with no interference.
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Wyoming Cavalry
Seatpsien
James Eauley
H. H. List
R. H. Embree
James L. Rosenbe
Ean Weagen
Delos
Dr McDill Attends Family Reunion in Colorado
Dr McDill returned Friday morning from Denver Colorado where he attended a family reunion. Two of his young daughters will remain in Colorado with relatives for the summer months, returning to Kemmerer to attend school in the fall.
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de. W
Arrival of John E Zelher from Overseas Service in New York
A report from an informant confirms that John E Zelher has arrived safely in New York after overseas service. Details about his employer, vehicle purchase, and plans to return to Wilsofty are unclear due to damaged text. The item notes transit and awaits further confirmation of his status and activities.
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John E. Zelher
New York
Helmene
Linity Taesta
Ie van Aintely
Wilsofty
Treasurer's Report on Fourth of July Committee Funds
Arthur Calvert treasurer reports a balance of 280.22 after expenses including athletic contests floats transportation publicity fireworks and band entertainment. A few small bills remain about 28. Committee debated surplus use proposing a soldiers memorial or entertainment for returning men. decision postponed to a future meeting.
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Arthur Calvert
Suares
Kemmerer
Lewis Grocery to Move Many Improvements
The Lew Grocery plans to relocate from Kemmerer Hardware space to a larger building by August 1. The move enables added floor and display area and various improvements to accommodate increasing business and better serve customers.
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Lewis Grocery
Kemmerer Hardware
Lew
Lewis
Kemmerer
Rie Piney
Arizona Wyoming Oil Co Plans First Well Spud In Few Days
The Arizona Wyoming Oil Company aims to spud a well within days at their holdings in the Hall field. Manager P. L. Mullen arrived in Kemmerer and joined stockholders to finalize plans. A drilling crew is on site and expected to start work imminently as several wells already produce.
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Arizona-Wyoming Oil Company
Je Fowall
P. L. Mullen
Kemmerer
Helid
Rathburn Players Return Aug. 5 for Another Dance
The Rathburn Players staged two lively dances at Cook's L linant with first class music and strong attendance. The troupe, boasting top entertainers, will return August 5 for another popular evening at the pavilion, drawing a large crowd.
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Rathburn
Cook
Kemmer‘ot
Rust
Pavi
Peterson Miller Nuptials Friday Ceremony Reported
Reverend J. J. Sutton presided as C. J. Peterson married Flora Miller in a noon Friday ceremony. The groom, prominent in Campers precinct, wed Miss Flora Miller, daughter of Mr. Mire Miller of Combi.
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J. J. Sutton
C. J. Peterm
Flora Miller
Mar
Canper
Mire Miller
Combi 4
Will Tonlde
Whiston Installs Electric Piano in Local Room
A local arts initiative reports Whiston installing an electric piano as part of a community music project. The event marks a new phase in neighborhood cultural activities, with residents welcoming the updated instrument and planned performances.
Oakley Team Back in Diamond Clash Tomorrow
Oakley travels to Kemmerer for a decisive county baseball showdown at 6 pm. Oakley fields a strong squad with few losses, while Kemmerer pursues a solid performance to challenge the visitors in front of a large park crowd.
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Lincoln County
Oakley
Kemmerer
Oakey
Xaia
Amusement Company Draws Crown In Loyal Order Event
Brown's Amusement company shows this week in the city under the Loyal Order of Moose entertainment committee. Patronage is strong with a noted cleanliness standard. The Mystery Lady and the Red Box Myatary attract older attendees while the merry-go-round pleases the youths. Brown and manager are on site giving personal attention. A complete program change occurs tonight.
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Brown's Amusement Company
Order of Moose
Brown
Lackey Rested Well After Hospital Return
A garbled note describes Lackey returning from the hospital in good condition. Elmer Hathbun was in town, with unclear reference to other individuals or events.
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Elmer Hathbun
Tp Town Cou
Lackey Hurt By Baum Well Cable Break
Charles Lackey suffered a severe crush injury to his leg while splicing a sand line at the Baum well. A thousand feet of cable fell into the shaft, pinning his leg under the line for minutes until helpers freed him. He was transported fifteen hours to Kemmerer hospital where X rays showed crushing of the bone. Doctors believe the limb may be saved though weeks of recovery follow.
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Charles Lackey
L. C. M. Stal
Baum
Sanders
Ison
Lackey
Kemmerer
Big Piney
Fontenelle
Madison
Two Soldiers Arrested for Greek Killing in Rock Springs
Rock Springs Wyoming July 21 Two returned soldiers are jailed charged with killing a Greek and wounding another Sunday afternoon after a card game dispute at a Green River restaurant. They fled to the depot by train as Greeks pursued, were hunted by Depot Marshal Overy, guns seized, then a fatal shot fired in the city hall cell area and pursuit continued toward the country. The soldiers claimed the Greeks robbed them and that only stolen money was taken.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Green River
Thy
Marshal Overy
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Vine
Figs Byers
Dr. McDill
Dr. KR
Ford
Ba Date Auto Company
Dr. Andere
Controng
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Jante
Kern
Mtr
Patting
Arizona-Wyoming Oil CO
Whiston
Pester
Amusement Company
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Cate
Molnar Pro Prulf Company
Car
Tamone
Cme
Ts ‘Orl
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