County ticket hints in sparsely listed primary field
In a Wyoming county race preview amid dwindling candidate chatter the Camera notes potential nominees for county offices including A H Brown Diamondville for long term commissioner and a Star Valley bid for one seat. Shifting mentions include sheriff clerk treasurer and attorney posts with names like F H Curtis J A Black Abraham Crawford Bob Christmas and Kate Smith among those discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
F. H. Curtis
Evan‘ston
A. H. Brown
Diamondville
Star Valley
Herbert Taylor
J. A. Black
Black
Weuate
Neustor
Hyde
Jonathan Jones
Altho
McAllinter
Abraham Crawford
Kemmerer
Bob Christmas
Heynolds
Coneville
J. Martin
Jouns
Jon
T. B. Carnehall
Cumberland
Geo Heian
Mhoud
Counly
Suepor
Kate Smith
Groderk
P. Curtis
St. Hiskoute
Sie Nia Dintiet
Dessins
Mabe
House of Repreney Viatces
Four-State Fair Dates and Livestock Show Details
The notice outlines belting and judging dates for the Juter Mounted Four State Pair and Biter Maliial Sheep show events. It mentions lanes, barge boats, and pirate-related themes, with references to officials including Luthie Weal and Mgr. Ageton Utah, indicating timing and procedures for live stock display and soil product discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HM Howe
Mgr
Ageton
Utah
Kemmerer rally urged for wide awake town visit
An unnamed Albany county candidate for state history to George W Patterson of Lars mit is discussed as potential court stenographer for Judge Carpenter. A recent invitation to conventions in Kemmerer is noted, Socialist invite overlooked, Hackenberg says influence can bring convention to Kemmerer. The call goes out for supporters to attend and view the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany County
George W. Patterson
Larsmit
Carpenter
Kemmerer
Omreds Hackenberg
Editor from Lyons Faces Washington Over Subscriber Payments
Lyons editor Bay has been summoned to Washington to answer why his subscription list is not fully paid as federal rules demand. An inspector found the list only partly paid two months earlier, prompting questions about enforcement of postal collection standards. The piece notes the hardship of editors being questioned over small overdue dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Editor Bay
Lyons
Laws
Washington
Local Duck Season Clashes With Out-of-County Rules
Residents warn Uida county is misled by papers outside the county that set different duck open seasons. Here the season runs September 1 to December 1, while others extend to April 30. Breeding grounds span Utah and Idaho. Local ponds near Cokeville and Bear River are crowded with ducklings but winds push birds away before local season opens, leaving hunters eager for birds and few opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uida
Utah
Idaho
Cokeville
Bear River
Feathern
Earthquake Tremor Shakes Cheyenne Streets
Residents described a strong tremor that rattled dishes and forced people to lie down on sidewalks as wagons moved and houses rocked. Reports noted no structural collapse though a mine cave near No 1 was cited, with water in the old mine receding and unknown explosion causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hook Springs
Hardware Ad Offers Baby Aggice With Rubber Tires
A fragmented local notice references Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co inviting customers to bring in their baby aggice for rubber tires. It notes a Japanese workman injured on the section last week from a handcar incident and being run over. Other items mention visitors, theater plans, and community chatter in Kemmerer with names like Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mughos and Mrs. Hughes family, plus a picture show at the Opera House forthcoming Saturday and Sunday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemimarer Hardware & Furniture Co
Kemmerer Hardware
Dan Mughos
Kemmerer
Hughes
Airs
Chas, Gove
K. Lee Craig
Tommy Hall
Fossilields
Wendem
Tommy
M. M. Biggle
Ogden
Guy Cleveland
ME Wessi
Jeint
Whitney
Shiney
Tong Hale
Mary Small
Kvarge
Walthes
Taruly
Visi
Qual
Miah Marii Feuwe
Emperer Hardware & Furniture Co
Brodway
Denver
Fenrence Polley
Kerometer Savings '& Trust Co
W. BR. Wickrell
Evanston
Walt
Mrs. Fenner
Hamsfork
Geo. Hertz
Rock Springs
Froutier
Wat & Visitor
Heitz
Monihee
John Misehler
Topaz
Lost-Patr Reward For Return Of Items In Kemmerer
A fragmented Kemmerer column lists rewards for return of items including a watch and a cane. It notes local residents and visitors such as Dr. Cannington Oscar Peterson and J A Pohjola of Kemmerer. Mentions ongoing news from Evanston Times and local travel of attorney R W Smith.
Umpire Controversy Sparks Richmondville Kemmerer Game
A rambling account recalls a baseball clash between Richmondville and Kemmerer, noting disputed calls by an umpire described as biased. The writer recalls a warm day in Menandville poetry, late errors, and a large crowd despite tense moments and betting on favors with Diamondville favored to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menandville
Kemaeter
Kemmerer Coord
Diamond- Ville
Interview Notice Shaped by Telegram Mixup
The week faces a disputed section on fair treatment as an interview was planned with Mr Ausaly, an operator. Mr Howes and Mr Gite were briefly interrupted by a telegram, possibly missing the interview request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ausaly
Thin Week
Howes
Gite
Examination for Tempector Jos Hird Amid Hectic Details
A sparse report notes a Tuesday start in Angers at the Kemmerer Hotel for a benefit event. It aims to cover fees for examinations, with about fourteen men considered for current positions. The tone reflects a local cautioned scheduling of a public or civic proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos Hird
Hemaen
Angers
Kemmerer Hotel
Bensfit
Mie Feevenan
Gus
Tweing
Sim
Fragmentary Sports Report Highlights Uneven Play and Errors
A garbled game recap references beat Diemondville, seven implied plays, and a double play by Chan amid errors. Mentions Pence and a stop by a present er, with unclear sequence and scattered names, suggesting a chaotic, partial field report from a team game.
Bid solicitation garbled but invites bids for equipment
A fragmented call for bids appears with illegible phrases about units, meters, and percentages. It references a person named Hoskin and a president Thurst and mentions terms like right and may relate to a public procurement. The readable portions are insufficient to identify the exact project, location, or deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lave Ag
Thurst Tata
Fragmentary OCR note on counts and names
Fragmentary text mentions a counting action, a person named Hoskins, a mason, and a president role. References to coats, coal, a sea and age, with unclear context and multiple garbled phrases. No clear event dates or locations emerge from the readable portions.
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