Passengers Barred From Wearing Socks In Train Cars
Railway rules on the Omaha line prohibit passengers from traveling in socks and require footwear. Shoes or slippers are allowed. bare feet or overly exposed feet are not tolerated to prevent nuisance and discomfort for fellow riders.
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Omaha
Minors Central
Iowa
Central
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
Jerry Simpson
Comic Quips and Witty Snippets From A Bygone Paper
A collage of humorous lines and brief exchanges from era newspapers. Jokes about dentists, lawyers, sheriffs, and soldiers punctuate playful remarks and social observations reflecting old city life and radioed style humor.
Diamondville News Bulletin Notes Local Moves and Mountain Travel
The column records FP W Whyte visiting Diamondville, Grace King visiting family at Oakley, J Boning and E W Waynick heading to Pocatello, N eddy Kirkwood swapping for a vacation, mass canceled in Diamondville, Dr Gamble’s Salt Lake City trip, Leva Mae King’s Salt Lake City journey, May and Marande Smith’s Salt Lake City assignment, and a minor railroad yard accident damaging a coal car and trunks.
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J. Boning
Pocatello
Leva Mae King of
Oakley
Salt Lake City
Denver
Pennsylvania
Delinquent Accounts Notice By Diamondville Oil Firm
The Diamondville Oil and Development Company demands payment of listed amounts by Wednesday June 18, 1903. If unpaid, the properties will be sold at public auction the same day at the company's office in Diamondville, Uinta County Wyoming.
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Diamondville Oil and Development Company
Diamondville
Notice of Foreclosure of Chattel Mortgage and Sale
Notice of Foreclosure of a Chattel Mortgage against Luke Morris and Mary Ann Morris by First National Bank of Kemmerer. It details default on a 1901 loan of 500 dollars with 12 percent interest, and announces sale of stock in a general merchandise store at Rock Store, Kemmerer, on a specified date.
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Kemmerer
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Vinta
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Canhier
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Mortgayue
Frontier Notes and Local Happenings in Kemmerer Area
Several residents visit Frontier and Diamondville from Cumberland and Diamondville, with reports of progress in ranch areas. Social dances at Barrett’s Park and local births are noted, along with a promotion for a cigar making apprentice. Community optimism and Fourth of July preparations conclude the item.
Cultivation of Poise and Relaxation for Ease of Action
Discusses achieving poise through repose and balanced effort. Warns against constant tension and overexertion, urging mindful relaxation during all activities. Includes fragmented anecdotes about a balcony incident and a nonsensical tale ending with a garbled poker scene.
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Joseph Stewart
LL. M
Fossil molar shapes spark debate on ancient humans
The piece discusses how extinct mas todon molars resemble human teeth and are misread by some as five molars of a prehistoric people. It cites paleontology curator notes and local museum input on misinterpretations and the need for careful analysis before drawing conclusions.
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Washington West
Tir
Cates
Notintial Museum
Notice of Final Settlement in Wyoming Estates
Drs Hocker and Liggitt notify creditors and heirs of the estates of Fornny Avandia Palmagei Reani Eduande Reani Bat tista Basalo Sante Formosa Andrew Peanitich Cora de Angeli Jovepl Wrangi Harey Evan and Alexander Beragnolli deceased. Administrator Stephen A Mills will seek final settlement at the September 1902 term in Uinta County. Also: Joby Freewan has taken up 76 or 80 head of sleep with six blacks brand 1 2. Owner can reclaim by paying costs and care of sheep.
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Fornny Avandia
Palmagei Reani
Eduande Reani
Battista Basalo
Sante Formosa
Andrew Peanitich
Cora de Angeli
Jovepl Wrangi
Harey Evan
Alexander Beragnolli
Uinta
Wyoming
Stephen A. Mills
Joby Freewan
Anne
Joux Preemay
Glencoe
Notice of Dissolution of Waynick & Harris Partnership
Notice is hereby given that the partnership Waynick & Harris, drug business at Kemmerer Uinta Wynwing, is dissolved by mutual consent. W. S. Harris will conduct the business thereafter and all debts and assets are to be settled by him. Dated May 1902. Signed W S Harris and KI Hamelson, attorney.
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WS Harris
Waynick & Harris
Kemmerer
Uinta
Wynwing
Ayris
Hin
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