Counterfeit Ten Dollar Bills Warned In Diamondville
Bank officials detected counterfeit ten dollar bills circulating and recovered many examples. The notes imitate the First National Bank of the City of New York, with a fake plate bearing the likeness of McKinley. Authorities urged caution in accepting such bills and noted visible security flaws.
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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 Here This Month Predicts Nominations
A garbled report predicts the nomination of Tait and Cortelyou. It mentions coal operations, mine progress, and anticipated political events, noting upcoming conferences and the possible impact on campaign plans.
Cokeville Mercantile Transfer to Senator Brown in 1900s Wyoming
In a major sale Monday the Cokeville Mercantile Co. stores and related real estate moved from the Joll W. Stoner estate to Senator O. T. Brown of Diamondville. The deal, near 6. -6 million dollars, marks a shift for a business started early in the year, once built on Oregon Trail trade. Brown will run the enterprise, with H. RR. Gru as cashier at Mountain Trading Company assisting. The Cokeville center aims to become a key base for a growing sheep industry and ranches in western Wyoming.
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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 Fourth of July Event Plans
The Kemmerer business group held a meeting to organize a city wide Fourth of July celebration. An executive board was formed with James Rose as chair and Evan S. Dives as secretary, naming committees for fireworks, advertising, decorations, and children's entertainment. Plans for activities and participants are being drafted, with a final schedule to be decided at an upcoming executive meeting.
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Kemmerer Busiess
Fudge James
Evan S Dives Ae
Callahan
Dob Migehder
Roberts
Amnadd
Attila
Ewig
Freakish eight point antler monster heads described
A bizarre report describes a monster head with an eight point antler growth. It notes a brow protrusion veering toward the eye and rapid velvet covered prongs emerging from a bulb on the head. The text mentions antler shedding each March and widespread sightings near Green River to the north of the national park.
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Tissoll
Felei
Green River
Isles
National Park
Court ruling allows bank official on state presidential ticket
Will Serve as Presidential Electors Hon. C. H. Brown yesterday received word from Attorney General W. E. Mullen bearing on the question raised that a National Bank director or officer was not qualified to appear legally on the state ticket as one of the presidential electors. It is the opinion of Mr. Mullen that the gentlemen named are qualified to act, and there will probably be no change on the ticket.
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C. H. Brown
W. E. Mullen
National Bank
Wyoming Press association notes on land and water debate
An editorial mulls immediate action on segregation and development of upper Green River valley land in Wyoming. It cites railroads irrigation, capital investment, and potential rancher shifts while predicting impacts on settlers, markets, and public notices from the Wyoming Press association meeting in Steamboat on April 24.
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Wi “Klenmian
Daud
Green River Valley
Wyoming
Kerimerer
Green
Willis Creek Guyer
eHierer
Walter Dove
Gilbert Aber
Robbers Silent After Waurglant Company Break-In
A fragmentary notice describes a break-in at the Franklin Morewiture Company in Milwaukee. Authorities report no new information from the robbers and that witnesses covered up their tracks and provided limited details. The readable text notes a single bidet week and inconclusive evidence from recent investigations.
Segregation plan eyed for 100000 acres near Green River
Hon G M Winkleman of Encampment discusses a $900000 to $1.09 million irrigation project along Green River and tributaries. A long survey follows, with contracts likely by August. Prominent Western contractor Alt Crow surveys the scope, water pricing yet to be fixed but land likely cheap. Winkleman travels with sister-in-law Miss Cidiately Rutherford and plans return mid month.
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Wiling
Amenee
Altl Crow
Satctoga & Encampment
Jack
Pennsylvania
Green River
Smith's Bigamy Case Reported in Newark Valley
A chaotic, OCR damaged account describes a man named Smith with two wives and children, alleged killings, and a family dispute. It places the events around Newark Valley about 100 miles north, noting his former spouse Vida My Smith and other relatives, with confusing episodes about visits, a disputed home, and possible violent acts linked to a separate incident. The fragmentary text references a trial or inquiry and mentions locations and people without clear chronology.
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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
Benefit for Kid Gilsey at New Hall next Saturday
A benefit event for boxer Kid Gilsey is planned at the New Hall next Saturday evening June 1. Proceeds will aid Gilsey’s family and a Dosti exhibition is slated, drawing friends and supporters for a spirited fund raising night.
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JV Benentamnce Wu
Cumberland
Newt Hall
Kid Gilkey
Wii
Gilsey Fas
Shoul
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