Diamondville Man John G. Smith Dies at Home
The death of Janith Smith occurred at his Diamondville home last Wednesday after a period of illness attributed to old age. A native of Whitwick England born November 21 1830 he immigrated to America in 1860 residing in Almy Carbon and Rock Springs before Diamondville where he lived twelve years. He served as Justice of the Peace for years and leaves a wife two children Mrs Win Penman and John B Smith 13 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Burial was Friday with services at the Diamondville LDS church.
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Janith
Diamondville
England
Whitwick
Leicestershire
America
Almy
Carbon
Rock Springs
Liviie
Win, Penman
John B. Ssmith
Death on a Train Ends Miss Radu Smith’s Visit
Miss Radu Smith, visiting Idaho Falls, died of heart failure on a Dimondaville train returning to her home. The funeral was held at 2 p.m. Sunday with Bishop Andrew Easton of the LDS Church presiding. Archie Nei Wi San Prater sang a solo, and the choir offered selections as mourners gathered. Miss Smith, 18, was the daughter of Mrs. Minnie Stevenson and a well loved member of the local community.
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Diunandville
Radu Smith
Idaho Falls
Andrew Easton
LDS. Church
Archie Nei Wi San Prater
Arniella
Mice Smitl
Min) Stevenson
Diamond Coal appoints Armstrong assistant superintendent
William Armstrong has been appointed assistant superintendent for Diamond Coal and Coke Company properties in the district, succeeding Joseph Hind who was named state mine inspector. Andrew Easton becomes foreman of No. 2 mine as replacement. Christina Flockbart wedding news from Boratello and Leap Year event noted. Fourth of July posters funded by Camera office. a Pass ball dance next Saturday with Cumington Orchestra invited.
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William Armstrong
Diamond Coal and Coke Company
Joseph Hind
Armstrong
Andrew Easton
David Flockbart
Christina
Salt Lake
Diamondville
Cumington Orchestra
Leap Year Party Promises Fun and Fanfare for Boys and Girls
The Leap Year Girls present a show at the Pini Hall under Hevewekte club auspices to entertain boys and the audience. James Neil, James Case, Thomas Snetdot and Misses Feertia Vea and Mary Sieddon organize the event aimed at a lively evening with costumes and social presence. A separate note mentions Hon. Janis traveling to Oakley and taking a manager role at Mountain Trading Company, and a birth announcement reports Mr and Mrs Groo of Diamondville welcomed a son on June 6 with Miss Lizzie Paddies assisting.
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Hevewekte Club
Mesers
James Neil
James Case
Thomas Snetdot
Aid
Feertia ‘Vea
Mary Sieddon
Kenimerer
Nuil Touk
Janis
Oakley
Mountain Trading Company
Ji Symines
Kemmerer
Mrs. Groo
Diamondvile
Lizzie Paddies
Dare
Groo
Wolf Hound Contests Attract News Of Win And Death
Jin Harricon wins a Roan County contest with his pack of hounds. Fred Ballou claims the breed’s prowess in hunting coyotes, noting over two hundred killed this winter. The record describes wall hazards, dog injuries, and a fatal bite, plus government hostility to animal pursuits and a list of names tied to the investigation and local figures.
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Jin Harricon
Fred Ballou
Jit
Banery
Excursions to Denver on June 20 and 21
Advertisement notes excursions to Denver on June 20 and 21. It lists rates and further details to consult the travel office for pricing or schedule, urging readers to see the issuer for current offerings and the National Association of Credit Menu promotions today.
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Denver
Oregon
Weenie
Democratic National Convention Excursions Sold From Stations
Readable fragment indicates excursions via Oregon line to the Democratic National Convention in Denver with tickets from Utah and Wyoming stations. Details on daily limits and pricing are unclear but reference travel arrangements and conduct around July 3.
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Oregon
Utah
Wyoming
Republican National Convention at Chicago Report
A fragmented OCR entry references the Republican National Convention in Chicago with scattered phrases about events and attendees. Key names and precise details are unreadable, but the item indicates convention activity and scheduling.
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Chicago
Proper Place To Buy To Wear Clothes Ad
A local store invites customers to inquire if it is the proper place to shop for apparel. It promotes repeat customers and offers new neckwear for July Fourth, fancy halfhole, dress kid gloves at two dollars, and a tailor made two piece suit.
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Willard Bell, Prop
Moning Mod Compiterties
Kenner
Weye
Elk Rooming House
Steve Angelo
Kemmerer, Wyo
Hotel
White & Friedman
C. M. Friedman
Wie
Davis, Paow, Memmerer, Wyoming
Henry Ziller
Praters
Ivan 5S. Jones
Attorney AT Law
Notary Public
Offic
First National Bank
Kemmerer, Wyoming
James
Wyo
Drs
Cunnington & Hocker
Evanston
Cumberland Kemmerer
John G. Smith
Uinta
Justice of the Peace At
Diamond
Ville
Edna Smith
Bird
Coal Company
Jim Harrison
Big Piney
Nublin
Cobeville
Jini
Ehalmait
Uae
Haker
Cherenie
Mo Noblit
Macklin
Wuokewille
John Paananen
Omaha
Kansas City
Union Pacific
Wyomliit
Buster
BROWN
F. R. Curtis
Hammerer, Wyoming
John Rizzi
Tc. ’ Oo
Jarzey & Bier
Kemmerer Hotel
Gom
Kemmerer Bakery
Ve Pellegrini
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