Oakley to celebrate July Fourth with tea gardens and boxing
Oakley plans a full day celebration featuring Japanese Tea Gardens as a main event. A boxing match between Kid West and Joe Hid plus an Albert Clark versus Alex Scott prelim. Baseball game pits single men against married men. Local events include wrestling, foot races, and Japanese work displays. W H Clark serves as marshal for the day.
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Oakley
Japan
Kid West
Joe Hid
Albert Clark
Alex Scott
Joe Bind
Phen
W. H. Clark
Pioneer Here Visits Kemmerer for Talks and Store Visit
Post arrival in our town, Mr Vietswell a well known figure across the upper country, conducted a Harford store about two decades ago and has since traveled with Kemmerer. He plans a two week stay, meeting locals and sharing conversations during his visit.
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Vietswell
Harfirk
Kemmerer
Juvenile Cornetist Impresses with Martial Spark
A young cornet prodigy gave a striking performance at a local event. Master Stew Certis praised the boy as the eldest son of Mr Paul Mins, noting his mastery of complex pieces and a marching air that captivated the audience. His brothers will have to rise to challenge him.
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Vignola
Curtin
Reiler
Jesus
Obituary for Mrs. Lea Dodge at Kemmerer Cemetery
The remains of Mrs Lea Dodge were laid to rest in Kemmerer cemetery. Services were held at the MB Church with Joseph Behrberg delivering the address. A reading from the Testament spoke of the love that would be broken by the beloved mother's departure. Her sisters will escort two children to Mortin, then return home. The piece mentions family figures and community ties, with plans for relatives to grieve and support each other after the loss.
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Livet Siday
Sry Lea Dodge
Kemmerer
MB. Ehurch
Joseph Belrberg
Brown
Bortites
Mortin
May
Raoul Will Andott
Werk
Ulits
Rte
Wwe
Valedictory Petition From The Class Of 05 To Education
The valedictory expresses gratitude to educators for free elementary schooling and recalls years of guidance and encouragement. It pledges to apply lessons of manhood and citizenship, cherishes friendships, and hopes for continued educational opportunities for future generations in the community.
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Board of Aducation
Ayl
Wennhood
Kenmmerer High School
Holmes
Cheyenne Office Transfer Notice Details
Fragmented OCR describes a transfer of part of the Cheyenne station to Berkeley California. Edward F. Blot is named as expert mechanic and supervisor. The move aims to improve weather research and align lab work with government experiments.
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Buna
Cheyenne
Herkeley
Cal
Edward dF.blot
Mutt
Addition to with mental illness Institution
Fragmentary report notes an addition to a mental illness institution, referencing charitable reform and a forthcoming project. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR. The text mentions a hospital building or wing and potential state or city involvement and funding. No specific dates, names, or places are readable.
First Woman Delegate Wins Historic Utah Nomination
The article notes the election of a groundbreaking female delegate from Linmaa trea Utah. It describes her path to the Chiienagen convention and her commitment to represent diverse voices. Details on dates or exact positions remain unclear in the readable text.
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Mie
Lany
Ay Clark
Linmaa Trea
Utah
Ewan
Muck-raking and the coming Republican victory debate
Editorial comments accuse Democratic press of dishonest muckraking to boost their candidate. The piece urges calmer coverage, transparency in attribution, and a cleaner campaign, criticizing sensational attacks and urging editors to publish verifiable facts and avoid mudslinging. It notes public preference for straightforward reporting over partisan innuendo.
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Sogie Ottos Westerns
Democratic
Denuweoetie
Hou
Win
Taft
Elk Coal Camp Near Skull Point Opens Store and Hints Village
George Spencer of Elk Coal Company reports progress at Skull Point camp in Kemmerer with store opening and expectation of a village of several hundred miners before fall. Oregon Short Line plans a spur from Glencoe, mail service to follow. Mrs. Mary Small learns of a claimed million dollar inheritance after years of litigation, with distributions to Small and her daughter Lily totaling about $30,000. Family history links to Lady Sandarani. Evanston, Wyoming, resident Mrs. Robinson hopes for wealth in two years. Joseph Burton, killed in Hanna mine explosion, leaves inheritance for his family.
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George Spencer
Elk Coal Company
Kemmerer
Skull Point
Spencer
Oregon
Glencoe
Elkel
Mary Small
Nawngat
Tate
Wan Saneersau
Syraewe N.Y
England
Ireland
Small
Sanderiani
Robinson
Evanston
Wyo
Joseph Burton
Hanna
Mondell Views On Congressional Work And Committees
Congress faces scrutiny of its sessions with Rep Mondell praising earnest effort and committee labor. He cites Public Lands and related panels as productive, notes public disappointment, and hopes for continued progress and funded services via lawmakers and staff in upcoming sessions.
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Mondell
News-Journal
Congress
Inasy
Nui Iaporkant
Begislal Iis
Honere
Thorpas
Denelit
Lave
Warren
Tessas
PL Mackenzie
Chark
Aed
United States
Newcasthe
Otiquinil
Yuan Iy
New Opera House Planned at Rock Springs
Rock Springs will gain a fine new opera house built by McDonald of the city. The remodel includes a 32 by 50 foot stage annex and a raised ceiling, creating the largest opera house in the state with a stage to suit major plays and full curtain operation. Dressing rooms will be behind the stage with ample accommodations.
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New York Nation
Pois
Aboud
China
Rock Springs
McDonald
Warren to Honor Cheyenne With Parade and Reception
Citizens in Cheyenne prepare for a reception for Senator F. E. Warren on the 21st. The program includes a parade, band serenade, and an evening reception. Arrangements are led by the Industrial Chief, who will welcome Warren and guests.
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Cheyenne
F. E. Warren
Senator Warren
Musical Treat By Walter Damrosch Lights Up Cheyenne
Cheyenne enjoyed a rare musical treat when Walter Damrosch and his orchestra appeared last week. The performance delighted the audience with refined orchestral color and disciplined interpretation, marking a notable cultural outing for the city.
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Cheyenne
Walter Damrosch
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Elinine
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