Petitions and political shifts in Uinta County
County Clerk Harvey and County Attorney Arnold clash over petition forms for nominations amid broader GOP criticism. Lincoln county petitions endorsed by the Secretary of State and Attorney General ease concerns, while local editor Crawford condemns the national committee. Evanston journalist Joe Allard buys Star Valley Independent and may relocate. Rumors swirl about a Democrat challenger to Mondell and the fate of Frank W. in Congress.
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Joe Allard
Evanston
Uinta County
Idaho
Kemmerer
Star Valley
Star Valley Independent
Unclear historic scene marks anniversary in Lincoln county
Fragmentary OCR text recalls a Flag Day event in a triangle park lot with visitors perplexed by buildings. It mentions a first anniversary of a division in Lincoln county and a village vote shaping approval, but many words are garbled, hindering precise details.
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Triangle Park
Thoreday
Komuieres
Alowe
Lincoln
Juantle
Fragmented OCR summary of political convention notes
A garbled OCR passage describes a Republican National Convention event in Wentworth or nearby with messy references to speakers, vote results, and public reception. The text includes disjointed names and places, unclear dates, and jittery phrases about political actions and outcomes.
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Davet dies in unclear circumstances as a local notice offers few readable facts about the event. Names and places are partially legible, with multiple misspellings obscuring specifics of date and location. Further details are not recoverable from the fragment.
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Davet
Brie
Lincoln County Political Notes Mention Several Candidates
Sheriff John Watt of Uinta county will not run this year. Harold St Harrison of Avian seeks the peers nomination in Lincoln County. W H Carter of Afton pursues the democratic nomination. Bishop Law of Afton aims for county commissioner on the Democratic ticket. Lee Low, Tom Painter, John H Martin, W G Moyes, Sam Blackam, IKna tor, Frank Harrison and Herbert Taylor are named for positions. John S Johnson seeks county clerk. George P Harvey seeks re election. In Uint a eight legislative seats are available across Lincoln and Uinta counties with a senator and seven representatives. Lincoln names discussed include J A Black Big Piney T R Wilson Alta Joe C Kinney Cokeville Charley Delaney Jackson and T J Brough Lyman for the house.
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Mehowils
Lincoln County
John Watt
Uinta County
Star Valley Independent
Harold St. Harrison
Avian
Tim
W. H.carter
Afton
Bishop Law
Lee Low
Tom Painter
John H. Martin
W. G. Moyes
Sam Blackam
I Knator
Frank Harrison
Herbert Taylor
Uiita
John 8. Johnson
George P. Harvey
Lincoln
Uinta
J. A. Black
Big Piney
T. R. Wilson
Alta
Joe C. Kinney
Cokeville
Charley Delaney
Jackson
Senate
T J Brough
Lyman
House
Weather notes on June snow in Kemmerer area
The text notes unusual June storms in the Kemmerer vicinity with fur coats and high altitude conditions. It suggests snow as a feed for the range while cautioning not to let it get too cold. It references June weather and local conditions without naming people or organizations.
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St Ian
Kemmerer
Wool buyers celebrate large spring sales in town
Mr Stressinger the wool buyer toured town Monday and celebrated by buying wool from many local sellers. Reports say about 4,000 pounds were secured, with totals this spring exceeding two million pounds including Utah and Idaho clips. Many firms listed large consignments with prices partially private, and estimates suggest nearly a million and a half pounds still unsold.
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Boylox
Utah
Idaho
Cavey
Parley Anderson
Pattler Herold Anderson
Mpe
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Fred Vikoierts
Arthur Robin
Steie
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Mumford Brow
Isie
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Ide
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Ise
FL. Woods
Lste
Cokeville
Deputy Sheri McMinn Recovers Stolen Horses in Kemmerer
Deputy Sheri McMinn returns to Mesquite Springs Wednesday with stolen horses linked to a case involving a suspect named Dyer who worked for Salat Bros. The duo allegedly targeted homes and loot included a bed, clothing, and supplies. Suspect cited for a hearing in Kemmerer.
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Sheri McMinn
Hin Jong
Kemmerer
Pellegrini's ice dream home opens new era
Fragmentary OCR reads as an article about a housing project and opening of a new development. It mentions Pellegrini and Adelle Mateo among other unclear names and describes construction progress, teamwork, and expert input guiding the project toward completion.
Fragmented OCR notes on local club and Diet totals
Fragmented OCR text references a local club and a diet total, mentioning names like Vern and Tawgah. The lines are garbled, making names, places, and actions unclear. No distinct events or outcomes can be established from readable phrases.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at a crime or fraud report
Fragmentary text mentions robbery of a post office and possible mafia links. Vague references to locations and people create an unclear event, with several garbled names and places. No coherent narrative or verifiable facts emerge.
Upcoming Local Events Calendar Through July
Community listings show events at Lyceum theater and Frontier Route 30 venues. Highlights include Italian Grand Ball June 30, June 29 Orchestra Dance, and three July 4 dances by Kemmerer Fire Department Danes, Tone 12 Baseball dance, and Diamondville celebration.
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Bir
Ture Hee
Lyceum Theater
Tone
Jones Bros. Girone
Kem
Frontierrte
Camber
Lyceum
Kemmerer Fire Department
Diamondville
Community notices and arrivals in Kemmerer week
A busy Kemmerer page reports town hall plans for a Fourth of July celebration, visitors from Cheyenne and Salt Lake, new furniture lines at local stores, sales ads for goods like a steel range and a milch cow, and numerous social mentions including visits by Mrs. Dan Mischler, Mrs. Margaret Hackenberg, and others.
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Folger
James Jamison
Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co
H. E
Cheyenne
Dan Mischler and Son
Pocatelly
Glencoe
Mina
Louise Roberts
Margaret Hackenberg
Meinella
Hegrini
W. G. Knox
Frontier Return
Jones Bros Wor
Henry Harker
Salt Lake
JE. Stinson
Salt Lab
Bonkling House
Ineludiys
Mary Knnkay
Susie Jackman
Nustian
Kretiiever
Elliott
Chas
VanOrif
Obideen Jett
Manhattan Kou
James Wilkes
Bear Lake Ranch
Tiiho
Test
Plorent Fuerné
Ketanecer Handsware and Furniture
Kemmerer Hotel
Gail Whitman
Laforge
Mra
van Jones
Hileihearoe
Akey
Mendes
Lavhipelle
Evanston
OM Whitney
Axel
Raat
Neil
Perday
Witt Roel
Tiedebie
Athoedd
Stork
Jewaley
Trrtis
Chiardine
Bode Smith
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Local Kemmerer notes mix of visits sales and obituaries
In Kemmerer and surrounding areas this week residents report visits, sales, and business changes. Gus Linden recalls selling wool at 20 cents. John Angelo sells a half interest in Angelo Freeman Hotel Barber Shop. Mrs. Dot Lace visits Kemmerer. Fr Curtis seeks rental. Fire Company plans Fourth of July ball. obituaries note Henry Conmivughua and nearby deaths. forest service and local workers make plans for upcoming shearing and trapping activities.
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Mantainhe Tinh
Dot Lace
Kemmarer
Mather
Pinedale
Gus Linden
Janl
Kemmerer Bakery
Win
Pitt
Egerton
Cokeville
Fonteinelle
John Angelo
Kettimerer Hotel
James Freeman
T Will
Fim
Angelo & Freeman
Walter Gascon
Gilligan & Franklin Sheep
Fossil
Walter
St. Margaret's
Kemmerer
Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co
Oscar Beck
Fred
Big Piney
Oscar
Omaha
Frank L. Briedenstein
Forest Service
Fontenelle
Hamsfork
Ballou
Wulf
Bit
Vacation trip for Kemmerer school head and companion
Professor J E Bureh superintendent of the Kemmerer School district and Parley Smith departed Monday for a six week vacation. They will travel via Big Piney and Bondurant toward Star Valley with two pack horses and plan to visit Jeckean Hole Yellowstone and National Park.
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Kemmerer
Parley Smith
Jeckean Hole
Yellowstone
National Park
Seadlelle
Lurch
Salax Purley
Big Piney
Bondorant
Star Valley
Austrian Celebration Sunday Gala for Slavonian Societies
A morning Catholic service opened a festive day in Baroyns saloon with Slavonian groups from Cumberland Sublet and Maria Zdravie Bolinkow of Sublet participating. The Cumberland societies marched with the Canterbury hand, totaling about 24 members. The event also notes a for sale Wing & Son plane in good condition and a mention of August Helbig, a former owner.
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Cumberland
Danka of
Sublet
Shavanian Procreasive Benefit Society of
Maria Zdravie Bolinkow
Morniog
Ctholie
Max
Cuamberland Societier
Canterland Hand
Mienter
Alek
Death Penetite
Luaverhame
Wing & Son
August Helbig, Ou Merer
Notice of Incorporation for Building Asenelathun
Notice proclaims Rene merer 1.0. 0. Fo Building Asenelathun incorporated by Che Mili at certificate of incorporation in the State of Wyoming. Names appear unclear but include urban entities and location references to Worouelii Ulita tn and town of Kvecinerer. Actions mention a term of years and details about premises and operations under municipal authority.
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Che Mili
State of Wyosete
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Ghd
Kvecinerer
Ulita Tn
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Devas
Anite Ngat
Kay Marke
Colney Tell
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Useita Camby
Van
Store Building Planned on Main Street Property
Quealy plans a new bank building with seven by four foot spot dimensions on the last vacant lot on the single street. The project aims to improve appearance and add a new ent purpose use, though details remain partially prepared by the firm.
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Bank Beilding
Fragmented note reveals citywide confusion and names
A badly garbled passage hints at a recent event or meeting about Wool Selling and local figures such as Saloon Brow and Charley Mela. Names and places are unclear, but reference to city, site, and numbers suggests a local incident or discussion with uncertain details.
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War Salian
Hower Dink
United Commercial Traveler Outing Beishain Oy Utah
Erratic OCR notes tickets for an outing in Utah on June 2. Mentions spaces and prices unclear with garbled phrases about tickets, rates, and ports. Reads like a damaged public notice or ticketing fragment with no clear events or names beyond Utah.
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United Commercial Traveler
Beishain Oy
Utah
Fidelie el
Camm
F Labo
Gente Fur Rates Unit
United States Telephone Company Adopts Fair Margin Policy
A historical notice from the States Telephone Company describes its pricing stance with a target profit margin and emphasis on investing in plant. It asserts that every stock dollar funds $1.15 in plant and highlights engineers and technicians working to maintain high service standards despite rate adjustments.
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Maine
Jegragh Company
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