Diamondville News Notes and Local Movements
Chief Engineer PF Davis spent Friday at the Punsloll felt mill. Miss Tena Sawdbury will leave for the Mountain Trading Company area. Thos Sayer and Nephi Give headed to J H Bayer’s Horn Creek ranch for the summer and return soon. Matthew Morrow will move to Almy. Free Sunday concerts by Hotelkiss Orchestra at Barrett’s Park. Mrs Gamble and three children home from Salt Lake visit. Geo N Griffin left for Boseman Montana to supervise nearby mines. Young Ladies Dancing Club ball viewed as a season highlight. Ogden’s Ge Brainerd visiting. Tillie Peterson summering with Mrs Miller in Glenne. Farewell party for Thos Hood and wife at the Mormon Church with dancing and lunch. Washington letter in The Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean. subscription offer for both papers.
Glencoe Notes Social Dance and Weekend Visits
Glencoe notes report a social dance at Barretts Park each Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Muenz visited Diamondville and Kemmerer last week. Miss Tillie Peterson visits sister Mrs David Miller Jr. Pay day June 1 at Glencoe. men preparing for gardening. The Loseing house undergoes cleanup and painting. Neighbors turn to gardening. thriving kitchen gardens with vegetables emerge. Women walking to Diamondville for errands, about six and a quarter miles away.
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Muenz
Diamondville
Kemmerer
Tillie Peterson
David Miller Jr
Filthy Temples In India and the Fourth of July
In coarse prose the piece mocks dirty customs and promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as a remedy for digestive woes. It urges citizens to keep trim for a Fourth of July celebration and to act with patriotic vigor, praising national spirit and vitality.
Wyoming Audubon Society Meeting Addresses Bird Protection
A 1904 Wyoming Audubon gathering in Cheyenne outlines aims to foster public support for bird protection and enacting protective laws. It notes three state societies, rapid membership growth, and Professor Hornaday’s reports on insectivorous birds. The letter urges citizens to cooperate in enforcing the 1901 model law and to view millinery bird-harvesting as harmful to ecosystems and economy.
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Wyoming Audahau Society
Cheyseins
Teytertet
Nina
Cheyenne
Cambria
Clearmont
WT. Harnaiday
Jos Avwertenn
Losin Hind
Plorvta
Wman
Wyoming Audubon Society
Ayoh
Wyoming
Bel
Paawe Hetty
Wyoming Audubun Society
Resignation Letter From Kemmerer Publishing Co Manager
The writer states they resign from mid management at Kemmerer Publishing Co due to unavoidable circumstances. They thank all members of the company and the town for respectful treatment, noting harmony and prosperity of the paper and expressing best wishes for Kemmerer Uinta County and Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemporer Publishing Co
Kemmerer
Uinta County
Wyoming
The Salt Lake Tribune promotion in campaign year note
An advertising blurb extols The Salt Lake Tribune and The Weekly Tribune as essential daily and weekly papers. It praises coverage across life areas and recommends the Tribune Publishing company as valuable to farmers and ranchers everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake Tribune
Weekly
Tribune
Ranchwan
Tribune Publishing Company
Ranchiben
Oregon Short Line Fourth of July sale announced
Oregon Short Line announces a one fare open round trip rate for the Fourth of July season. Tickets good on sale July 1 to 4 with continuous passage directed. Special rates apply within 800 miles of selling point. authority granted by T M Schumacher acting traffic manager and other company officials.
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Saan
Pune
Tech
Thal Bnit
T. M. Schumacher
D. F Burley
J. A
Spencer
T. A. Bh Lower
Inter Mountain Farmer and Ranchman launches as companion news
The Salt Lake Tribune introduces The Inter Mountain Farmer and Ranchman aiming to serve farmers and ranchers in arid regions. Plans include many new features for spring and summer. Subscriptions are one dollar annually or 1.40 dollars when paired with The Weekly Salt Lake Tribune.
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Inter-Mountain Farmer and Ranchman
Salt Lake Tribune
Salt Lake
Tribune
Pain Balm Heals Wife in Eight Weeks
George Schanb of New Lebanon Ohio reads Dayton Volkensitang and buys Chamberlain's Pain Balm for his wife who suffered eight weeks with back pain. After a few days the relief came and the pains vanished, allowing her to resume duties. The balm is advertised as available from dealers.
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George Schanb
New Lebanon
Ohio
Dayton Volkensitang
Chamberlain
Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Publication
Final proof notice for desert land claim published for public record. Details read like official notification of land claim status and publication timing for interested parties and stakeholders.
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Desert Land
Notics
Joe Pale
Department of the
West Bed
P.M. Tevanes
Continetta
Charles Peterson
Joseph J. Keli W. Morris
Willian J
Allot
Pinedale
Wyoming
Chas. Kingston
Register
VU. S. Laws Office
Evanston
Wyo
Jane
Fragments From Newspapers Mixed With Jokes and Ads
A mixed page fragment presents student dialogue hints, political remarks, court and legal quips, humorous exchanges, and old advertisements. It includes stray lines about a professor, a 16 minute delay, a dressmaker bill, and a widow’s inheritance, alongside brief jokes and product mentions such as Aruba Salve and Kemmerer Deng Co.
Timetable Details Between Kemmerer and Cumberland
One way fare is 1.05 dollars with a round trip price of 1.60 dollars. Depart Kemmerer at 74 minutes past the hour and 2:00 PM from Cumberland, with arrival times listed for both directions.
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Kemmerer
Cumberlands
Cumberland
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Horn Creek
Ronan
Matthew Morrow
Almy
Hotelkiss Orchestra
Geo. N. Griffin
Boseman Montana
Young Ladies Dancing Club
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Glenene
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Thos. Hood
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