Counterfeit Ten Dollar Bills Alert and Details
Bank officials warn the public after counterfeits of ten dollar notes circulated in Diamondville and surrounding areas. The fake bills resemble First National Bank of New York issues with McKinley portrait and Brigham Young date, printed on linen with a common plate, making single-note detection difficult.
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Praok Pfeifer
Bank of Renumerer
Diamondville
Natonal Bank
New
Jiebelass Pleer
Otter
Wofp
Baker
Backus
Lore
Detters
Stampa
Naopal Hank Oarrenes
Win
McKinley
A. E. Bradbury's Predictions on Nominations This Month
The item reports A E Bradbury's forecast of Tait and Cortelyou securing nominations, with discussion of coal properties, mine operations, and planned conferences. It notes health remarks about Bradbury and expectations for party activities, including the anticipated response at the convention and potential ballot outcomes.
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A Dearie
Kaperille
Linden Hwellic
Mel Munday
Unter
Cual Wang
Vieng
Poole
Chao
Comber Wall
Nod
Perewenit
Mradtuury
Hania
Vanevell
Halibof
Nat Lekwe
Major Cokeville Mercantile Transfer to Senator O T Brown
On Monday the Cokeville mercantile business and related real estate were sold from the Joll W Stoner estate to Senator O T Brown of Diamondville for about 6 million. The store, established early a year, served Oregon Trail travelers and local ranches. A new Cokeville Mercantile Company will operate, with Hyder as cashier of Mountain Trading Company becoming manager.
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AL Cokeville
Uinta
Joll W. Stoner
O. T. Brown
Diamondville
Brown
Joby W. Stoner
Oregon Trail
Cookeville
Ponduiater
Hyder
Cokeville
Asi HL RR
Gru
Mountain Trading Company
Udbamavudville
Browh
Wyoming
Kemmerer to Celebrate Fireworks and Festivities Plans
Local Kemmerer business group held a meeting Friday evening to organize a Fourth of July celebration. An executive board was appointed with chairs for fireworks, advertising, decorations, finance, and youth entertainment. Committee heads include John Miselder, C W Brandon, Peter Gardin, and Chauncey Priehard.
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Kemmerer Busiess
Fudge James
Evan S Dives Ae
Callahan
Dob Migehder
Roberts
Amnadd
Attila
Ewig
Monster antler growth described in remote valley tale
A fragmented account describes freakish head growths on creatures near Green River to the north, noting eight point heads, velvet shedding, and painful removal as antlers regrow. The text claims thousands persist between the valley and a National Park, with deer-like behavior and seasonal shedding features.
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Tissoll
Felei
Green River
Isles
National Park
Bank director on state ticket to serve as electors
Attorney General Mullen advised that a National Bank director or officer is qualified to appear legally on the state ticket as a presidential elector. He and Hon. C. H. Brown are likely to see no change on the ticket.
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C. H. Brown
W. E. Mullen
National Bank
Editorial on federal lease and irrigation plans for Green River valley
A lengthy editorial criticizes a proposed federal plan to segregate land and promote irrigation in the upper Green River valley. It argues capital investment is needed for railroads and water access, warns of speculative risk, and discusses potential impacts on ranchers, settlers, and transportation routes, citing Wyoming press context and local editorial voices.
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Wi “Klenmian
Daud
Green River Valley
Wyoming
Kerimerer
Green
Willis Creek Guyer
eHierer
Walter Dove
Gilbert Aber
Robbers' Trail Hidden in Franklin Moore Waurglant Case
Fragmentary OCR recalls a 19th century incident naming the Franklin Moorewutiler Company at Milwaukee. A single week earlier a supposed raid left no clear evidence or victims. The report notes attempts to shield the motive and suppress details about the crime scene.
Segregation project eyed for 100000 acres near Green River
Hon G M Winkleman of Encampment promotes a large irrigation plan west of the Green River, proposing 100000 acres floodwater from the Green River system. The $960000 to $1090000 venture includes a main ditch from Green River, crosses Horse Creek to Cottonwoods, and trenches toward Dry Piney. Contracts may begin after August with ALTL Crow aiding survey work. water pricing not yet fixed but not above 25 dollars per acre. Winkleman, visiting Kemmerer with sister-in-law Miss Cidiately Ruther, plans to return mid month.
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GM. Winkleman
Kemmerer
Wentionan
Winkleman
Fharse
Tabane
Green River
Beaver
Llorse
Cottonwoods
Brodie Ranch
Lehmer Ranch
Whomston
Wiling
Amenee
Altl Crow
Satctoga & Encampment
Jack
Pennsylvania
Smith Had Two Wives and a Murdered Husband
Fragmentary report describes Bert desert resident Smith linked to the death of a husband during a 19th century case. Alleged bigamy involves Vida My Smith and relationships with his children. The article notes residence in Newark valley about 100 miles away and references a complex family dispute surrounding property and visitation.
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Hosear
Bert Desert
Gey Tier
Vida My Smith
Smitty
Newark Valley
Hig White
Eldlitren
Picker
Hi Woldson
North Hark
Col
Nyaniery
Uy Cine
Mis
Smith
Uvhal
Aid
Chere
Pion Dae Iil
Sigteyl An Rekeeien
al Elvis Aggainst
Ariel
Phat
Hanne
FT Rogers
Ohio
Hillwell
Antonio
Howes
Benefit for Kid Gilsey at Newhall June 1
A community benefit fundraiser for Kid Gilsey is planned at Newhall Hall next Saturday evening June 1. Proceeds will support Gilsey’s family with an exhibition by Dosti and a boxing display. many local friends anticipate a lively event with strong support and a high attendance.
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JV Benentamnce Wu
Cumberland
Newt Hall
Kid Gilkey
Wii
Gilsey Fas
Shoul
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Dune
Cee
Brigham
A. E. Bradbury
National
John W. Stoner
LaBarge
Wyoming Press Association
Stecutai
Ata
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Chiat
Prising
Ull Ford
Aele
Whit
Hodbeton Ie
Nathonal Gail Ab
Nathanial Gigi
Ta Cito
Vorb Harrow
Dad
Sheridan Bi
Faenling
Waurglant
Prenklin
Fon
G. M. Winkleman
Segrega
Upper
Big Piney
Mr Winkieman
Mies
Ruther
Husband
Terest
Gilsey
Warnee Penilent
Exebaajiwmes
Feria Syriijag
Tulger
Ebrgpiiland
Loestron
Vribune
Aid Raienager
la Poster
Wenal
Bedi
Camuilae
Tii Wilting
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