Republicans Should Organize for Wyoming Campaigns
A Wyoming Republican drive urges active organizing this year during Cheyenne Frontier Days to counter Democratic rhetoric and misrepresentation. It advocates a central Republican bureau to provide timely facts and publicity, support two key federal seats, and aid the state central committee between elections.
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Wyoming
Democratic Newsp Vrers
Democratic Bureau
Congress
United States
Afton Prepares for Traditional Fourth of July Celebration
Afton will celebrate the Fourth in the good old fashion way with an anticipated great time. Residents expect parades, games, and community gatherings as the town marks Independence Day with classic festivities.
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Afton
Treasurer of Hidden Valley Hits 34000 Copies
Willis George Emerson announces his novel The Treasurer of Hidden Valley has sold 34 000 copies. A second edition will soon be necessary due to demand from readers and booksellers.
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Hidden Valley
Willis George Emerson
Astor Child Lives On Despite Titanic Loss
The three year old posthumous son of Colonel John Jacob Astor survives on an annual income of 40000 dollars, providing a notable financial note amid the Titanic disaster aftermath.
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John Jacob Astor
New York Cheese Exhibition Stuns With Giant Wheel
New York State hosts the largest cheese exhibit at the Panna exposition in the palace of food products. The giant cheese required 196,100 pounds of milk to make and weighs 11,000 pounds, drawing crowds and attention from visitors.
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New York State
Palace of Food Products
Local Creamery Reports Strong Daily Butter Output
The Muteal Creamery Co of Yvoyne in Star Valley reports solid business with about 16 000 pounds daily production and roughly 600 pounds of butter daily. Operations run daily with a promising summer expected.
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Muteal Creamery Co
Yvoyne
Star Valley
Buffalo Will's stage coach to travel for fair exhibition
An old stage coach formerly owned by Buffalo Will was moved from its frame near Cody last weekend to be shipped to San Francisco for display at the fair's close. The aging rig will be shown in the exhibition before the event ends.
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Buffalo Will
Hie Franck
Cody
Old Relic Sparks Pride Among Country Settlers
In days when Indians were thick as bees in that country, many passengers were carried to safety by the old relic, a symbol that settlers now feel a deep pride in.
Arizona Battleship Launched At New York Yard
The battleship Arizona was launched at high tide Saturday from the New York navy yard with Miss Esther Ross as sponsor water from the Roosevelt dam and a champagne bottle. Governor Hunt of Arizona and a delegation attended. Costing fifteen million dollars the Arizona shares honors with the Pennsylvania as the two largest battleships in the world.
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Arizona
New York Navy Yard
Esther Ross
Roosevelt Dam
Hunt
Pennsylvania
State awaits governor's announcement on alternative work
The New Canton News Journal notes the public awaits the governor's declaration of the "other work" approved to replace the two experimental farms, signaling continued state efforts amid farming program delays.
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Newcantie News Journal
Georgia Governor Commutes Freakstein Sentence
Gov Slaton commuted Leo M Freakstein to reimprisonment after strenuous efforts to save him from the death penalty. He was moved from Atlanta to Milledgeville prison farm to serve the rest of his term.
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Leo M. Freakstein
Slaton
Georgia
Atlanta
Milledgeville
Nightmarish forecast on Turkey in World War I era turmoil
The article discusses dire predictions of Turkey's downfall and the potential reshaping of Europe as German and Austrian influence presses Turkey into war. It cautions that even if Bulgaria and Hungary join, the day of extinction looms, warned by the paper amid a long decline under Ottoman rule.
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Houmsnia
Bulgaria
Turkey
Germany
Austria
Europe
Turk
Natrong
Fribune
The Scandal Monger editorial excerpt
The Northern Wyoming Herald defends restraint in publishing scandals in a small town. It argues publishers avoid sensational gossip because many households face distress and the community prefers to share uplifting news over scandalous details.
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Wyoming Herald
Herald
Sheridan Enterprise Urges Annexation of Lower California
The Sheridan Enterprise advocates annexing Lower California arguing it is a strategic weakness for Mexico and a potential threat to the United States. It argues the region could be irrigated into a productive area, compares it to Alaska as a beneficial investment, and says even a defensive acquisition would be worthwhile if it prevents invasion.
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Sheridan Enterprise
Lower
California
United States
Lower California
Mexico
Alaska
Car Enthusiast Tour Picks Best Six Cylinder Car
Jack Waiters and Kari Hamilton toured Balt Lake yesterday to attend a demonstration of six cylinder cars from various makes. Mr Walters plans to evaluate each model and select the one best suited for mountain country use.
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Jack Waiters
Kari Hamilton
Balt Lake
Mr. Walters
Redemption of David Coreea at New Kemmerer Theatre
Daniel Frohman presents the Famous Players production of The Redemption of David Coreea at New Kemmerer Theatre on June 54 with William Farnum. The photogramme from the popular Charles Freé novel depicts a man’s temptations and regeneration through a faithful, realistic portrayal by Farnum, acclaimed as a standout in American theatre.
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Daniel Frohman
New Kemmerer Theatre
Famous Players
David Coreea
William Paraum
Charles Freéehee
David Carson
William Farnum
Treasury balance and disbursement excess figures
The May treasury balance stood at 14,996,057.46 dollars, compared with 61,320,013.42 dollars on the same date two years earlier. The present fiscal year shows an excess of ordinary disbursements over receipts totaling 105,902,068.42 dollars.
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United States Treasury
Coyotes bounty cuts losses for Idaho lambs in Soda Springs
The National Wool Grower notes a special $2.50 bounty on coyotes reducing pesty predation in the Soda Springs country Idaho. Over 500 coyotes have been paid by the Soda Springs Grazing association along with many wolves and wild cats.
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Soda Springs
Idaho
Return from Frisco fair yields wreck tale and visits
From Fair Wm Gneddon and daughter Jessie and Mr and Mia plus Andrew McVickers and son of Diamondville, return Sunday describing a fine time. An engine derailment caused a wreck on the Frisco trip while dining. most travelers were thrown but none injured. In Prisco they visited Mrs William Vickers nee Margaret Carollo who has been visiting wealthy relatives and friends there for some time.
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Wm. Gneddon
Jessie
Mia
Andrew McVickers
Diamondville
Prisco
William Vickers
Margaret Carollo
The Right Kind of Citizen Advocates Local Support
A public message extols residents who spend earnings locally, educate their families, patronize home merchants and banks, and back local enterprises. It urges social equality among neighbors year round and celebrates the citizen who actively participates in community prosperity.
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Ite Enterprises
Mondell Visits Coast For Inspection Trip
Congressman Frank W. Mondell visits the coast this week as a guest of an aviation expo camp at San. Mondell ascended in an aeroplane to view the bay and surrounding area.
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Frank W. Mondell
San
Mr. Mondel
Bay Sud
Carl Cook Undergoes Surgery With Cumberland Doctor
Carl Cook, clerk of courts, was operated on last Friday at the local hospital by Dr. Arbogast of Cumberland. The surgeon, who handles all Cum cases, performed a bone operation. Mrs. Cook remains at the office assisting and is expected to become an efficient support to her husband during his recovery.
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Carl Cook
Howepital
Arbogast
Cumberland
Dr. Arbogast
Mr. Cook
Mrs. Cook
Back from the Circus Mrs Morris Thomas and Family Return
Morris Thomas and family returned to Kemmerer Monday night after motoring from Ogden where Morris enjoyed a visit. He reports a wonder in the sow water eye jam to supply Ogden, with water taken at Hunt Reservoir and enough to meet the city’s needs. Previously the Ogden river supplied the water.
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Morris Thomas
Kemmerer
Ogden
Morris
Hunte
Ogden River
Night marshal resigns. Thompere acts in stead
Jitt soston has resigned from the night marshal position and left for the upper country with the Jake Herschler flocks. Soren Thompere acts as night marshal. Alvin Andersone left duty in the signal service to take a day job. Con Brady to night work.
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Jitt Soston
Jake Herschler
Jim
Soren Thompere
Alvin Andersone
Signal
Con Brady
Wight
If Such There Be Go Mark Him Well Poem Satire
The piece praises a local editor for grit and town boosting while humorously noting humility. It frames the editor as a diligent fighter against graft, a saver of the ship of state, and a steady voice during gloom, urging community praise and support.
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Cary Mis
F. Melatyre
Opal Happenings and Local Social Echoes
Opal news item recounts visits by Ed Marks family and Jack Schafer of Half Laks City to see children, attend a Kemmerer auditorium show, and attend other social events. It notes everyday remarks, local chatter, travel plans, and business notes from Opal and nearby areas with names like Mr. Behafer Mr. Burton and Mrs. Marks.
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Ed Marks
Jack Schafer
Half Laks City
Opal
Teddy
Kemmerer
Behafer
Burton
Marks
Blazer Family Mourns Loss Of Infant Daughter
The Blazer family suffers the death of their two and a half year old daughter from bronchitis after a period of illness. The obituary notes the other children are ill and Mr Blazer is confined to bed, with the cause of death attributed to bronchitis and related illness.
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Gus Blazer
Morales
Mr. Blazer
Sariowsty Etek
Jail Construction Progress Report in County
Work on the new jail and the sheriff’s residence proceeds slowly as foundations for rock work are laid. Masons are at work today with stone and brick, while crews continue tasks on the jail complex and associated structures under the supervision of the site foreman.
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Lee Cama
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