Local Notices From The Camera Announcements And Piney Examiner
The Camera announces a slate of Republican and Democratic officials including State Treasurer, Superintendent of Schools, County Clerk and Sheriff. The Big Piney Examiner will move to a new home soon with Mr Young at the helm. Star Valley reports Mr Carson sold interests in the Star Valley Independent to Thomas Hale and plans no departure from Star Valley.
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Big Piney Examiner
Pinedale Round
Young
Star Valley
Carson
Star Valley Independent
Thos, Hale
Hale
A. L. Hale
Ros Hale
Wyoming Open Season Debate Sparks Hunter Frustration
The piece argues the Wyoming legal open season for sage chickens should shift from July to a later date, noting shortages and conflicts with other states. It highlights the tension between law, personal justification, and fair play, with commentary on Senator C D Clark and advertising wisdom from John Wanamaker.
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Idaho
Wyoming
Austria Declares War on Servia as Europe Moves to War
Dispatches report Austria has formally declared war on Servia and that the great powers of Europe are preparing for broader conflict. The development signals an escalation toward a continent wide war as nations mobilize and align.
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Austria
Servia
Oak Creek Times Emerges in Seventh Year Under Herman Ho Knabels
From Oak Creek Colorado comes a copy of Herman Ho Knabels new paper the Oak Creek Times adopted in seventh year with sharp ideas on the newspaper business. The Times relies on advertising support and Herman previously started a Lincon County rail rank sheet last year despite disagreements with publishers. His strong character earned him many friends who will support his new venture in the community.
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Oak Creek
Colorado
Herman Ho Knabels
Oak Creek Times
Herman
Lincoln County
Wny Dalary
Fragmented Text Summary of Historical Snippet
A damaged newspaper fragment discusses unclear events and names, referencing Sage Hae Wiilor and Meswebay with scattered notes about a car and life, but lacks coherent details or outcomes. Readers see partial phrases and stray punctuation, making specifics hard to determine.
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Tiabagger
Conference Report Notes Narrow Ban on Settlement Differences
The engineers and operators conference yielded only a slim ban on settlement differences. No broader agreement or timetable was reported, leaving ongoing dispute issues unresolved among attendees and observers.
Awakening to a Future Powered by Knowledge and Light
The community wakes daily to embrace brep for watt and advance toward wiser understanding. Advertisers and readers drive a push for deeper knowledge as a new era of intelligent capability dawns. Leaders and patrons respond with renewed effort, aligning work with the promise of progress and social uplift.
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Watt
Tie Pond
Near Bie
Ani
Menohalite Haitis Fem
Japanese Hurt During Hospital Repair Work Incident
A hospital incident report notes injuries among staff during repair work yesterday. A worker described a collision with equipment causing minor injuries and temporary disruption to nearby wards.
Nominations Closed as Primary Ballot Nears
The article lists contested and uncontested races across party lines for state, county, and federal level offices. It names candidates for superintendent of schools, clerks of courts, sheriffs, treasurer, surveyor, commissioners, coroner, and representatives, with party tickets and counties including Lincoln, Uinta, Big Piney, Diamondville, Cumberland, Afton, Lyman, and Kemmerer. It notes no contests for many positions while detailing nominees and vacancies on both Democratic and Progressive lines.
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Tumtion
Aluve
Schooly
State Trensurer
Bettas
Supreme Judge
John B. Kendrick
Richard Hi. Scott
Lyman
State Senate
Arthur M. Aikin
Evanston and Co
Harry Clark
Kemmerer
Ed. Hansen
Afton
Ben Well
AL Peternon
Saint
Roh Embree
Democrats
RK. Harrigan
D.C Oakley
Treamer
Abe Tayson
Warant
Baldwin
John L Dodge
Witkon
Geo. W. Tan
Cokeville
du Fo Harrison
Daniel
Joby EO Erwin
Girovant Missioner
Shrill Cowboy Whoop Echoes From Border Bay
A fragmented report recalls a loud cowboy howl linked to frontier life. It mentions veterans, towns like Miami and Watfield, and a border celebration at Chegenwn in August, with scattered person and place references amid garbled OCR text.
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Ehrih
Parc
Sanaa
Willy
Ech
Iest
Fides Clarke
Proneer
Miami
Fragmented OCR note on a quirky wallet label puzzle
An unclear OCR fragment describes a cryptic line about why someone did not buy a bill of goods. The garbled text includes references to "prem package," "Miacal mmeeebassk," and nonsensical dialogue about paying and being saved. No clear persons or organizations emerge.
Professor McDonough Seeks Wyoming State Superintendent Nomination
Professor Thomas McDonough, Casper superintendent, seeks the Republican nomination for State Superintendent of Public Instruction. He highlights 11 years as city superintendent, credentials from Yale and elsewhere, and his role as president of the Wyoming State Teachers Association. The platform calls for nonpartisan education leadership, reorganization of the State Department, rural school improvements, state aid standards, and health inspections.
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McDonough
University of Yale
Wyomey
Colorado
Wyoming State Teachers’ Associaton
State Teachers’ Association
Casper
Fade
State Department of Education
State Teacher's Association
Spenal
Thomas McDonough
Wyomley
Bewlywed Callatin Woman Seeks Servant Amid Trials
A fragmentary notice describes a bewigged young Callatin woman who, after effort, claims to have secured a servant for Austria. Her wife extols the ease of the arrangement, noting the children will be handled by her own help, while a rustic dialogue reveals uncertainty and awkward language.
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Callatin
Childern
Nurses Home Dedicated at Kemmerer Hospital
Lincoln County Moers Hospital board in Kemmerer Wyoming accepted the Nurses' Home, honoring donor Mrs Gertrude Kem merer Thorne of New York City. A bronze plate will bear the donor's name on the building portal and a copy of the resolution will be sent to Mrs Gertrude Kem merer Thorne with gratitude from the hospital board.
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Ary Sapreton
Moe
Quealy
Board of Agers
Lincoln
Gertrude Kemmerer Thorne
New York City
Wyoming Lincoln County Primary Election Proclamation 1914
Public notice states primary election in Lincoln County Wyoming on August 18 1914 to nominate candidates for governor secretary of state state auditor treasurer secretary of public instruction justice of the supreme court representative to the 66th Congress two state senators seven representatives to the 11th state legislature county officers and party committeemen voters at voting precincts with registrations where required from 7am to 7pm in some precincts and 9am to 5pm in others ballots to be in accordance with primary law dated Kemmerer Wyoming July 28 1914 signed by W H Ty DONELL chairman and Allent HH Harrison county clerk
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Wyoming
Lincoln
Supreme Court
Tu'elock A.m
U'Elock P.m
Kemmerer
Ty. Donell
Board of County Comminsimens
Annie Ford
Frontier
Lincoln County
Fredrick E. Ford
County of
State of
Witc
Carl Coon
Bila Cook
Court Howse Notes and Land Transactions Amid Aged Records
A historical notice outlines indentures, acquaintances, and a county tally of land patents and quit claim deeds. Items include Auburn land sale, Paterson and Peterson interests, and Diamondville plots with monetary values and dates in early 20th century records. The document lists several parcels, owners, and dates as part of a standard registry entry.
Local teachers visit Kemmerer amid superintendent absence
In the absence of the county superintendent last week, a group of teachers including Hrof, Harry Mar, Lala Marsh, Mary Johna Mill, Clara Swenson, Nellie Uitensor, Rose E. Layland of Burder, Margaret Milliken, Kewmerer, and Elizabeth Neil of Diamondville, along with Mayor W. Ho Wyman of Cokeville, visited Kemmerer.
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Hrof
Harry Mar
Lala Marsh
Mary Johna Mill
Clara Swenson
Nellie ‘Uitensor
Rose E. Layland
Burder
Margaret Milliken
Kewmerer
Elizabeth Neil
Diamondville
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Harold R. Harrison
Corminer RH. Embree
Alimrney M.S. Reynolds
Bi Haren
Republiewn
H. D. Clark
D. C. Oakley
Onhorne Law
C.D. Clark
Washington, D.C
Congress
Clark
Evanston Press
John Wanamaker
Aed
Uemelit
Prlimiany
Becaubor
Iaualee
Mowilay
Beaufar
W. Olson
Cokeville Yestertay
Juat Wookmbna
Ani Live Ark Co
Whoenl
Cowboy
Thomas R, Mudonucgh
Comiog Pre Aremat Ie
New York
Pirat
Miriam Mighewel
Ural
Leaahell Prohamam Wall
Tinke
Allent HH
Harrison
Itmare
Clare
Johnson
Dan Pave
Wi-Blawr
FE Hodges
Lam A. Tre
En ‘W. Wilton
Bante F Paci
Celeste Inama
Peter Pouillons
Toama
Coloat
Inama
W. Ho Wyman
Kemmarer Over
Yester
Third Judicial District
Frederick B. Ford
Plaintith
Mic Per Dunen
H. R. Nelson
Door West Af
Hank Kemmerer
Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co
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