Republicans Should Organize in Wyoming for Next Year
A call for active Republican organization in Wyoming during the Cheyenne Frontier Days to boost campaign work. It urges a national bureau to publicize Republican achievements, counter Democratic misstatements about tariffs and wool prices, and support editors with facts. Emphasizes two Congress seats and a ready-to-build central structure.
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Republican Party
Wyoming
Democratic Newsp Vrers
Democratic Bureau
Congress
United States
Afton Plans Old Fashioned Fourth Celebration
Afton residents look forward to the Fourth of July with a traditional community celebration. Organizers anticipate a great time, featuring familiar customs and local participation.
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Afton
Hidden Valley novel edition hits thirty four thousand
The treasurer of Hidden Valley, Willis George Emerson, has released a novel that has sold to 34,000 readers. A second edition will soon be necessary to meet continued demand.
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Hidden Valley
Willis George Emerson
Young Astor inherits vast Titanic era funds
John Jacob Astor the three year old posthumous child of Colonel John Jacob Astor who perished in the Titanic disaster lives on an income of 40 000 dollars annually.
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John Jacob Astor
New York State Creates Record Cheese at Exposition
The New York State exhibit at the Panna exposition features a colossal cheese, crafted from 196 100 pounds of milk and weighing 11 000 pounds, marking a milestone in dairy displays.
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New York State
Palace of Food Products
Creamery in Star Valley Sees Strong Daily Butter Output
The Muteal Creamery Co of Yvoyne in Star Valley is described as doing good business with average daily output around 16,000 pounds of milk and about 1,000 pounds of butter. Operations run daily and a prosperous summer is expected.
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Muteal Creamery Co
Yvoyne
Star Valley
Buffalo Will’s Stage Coach Bound for Paris Fair Exhibit
An old stage coach once owned by Buffalo Will was moved from his ranch near Cody to be shipped to the Paris fair grounds for exhibition as the fair closes. The aging rig will be displayed at the event.
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Buffalo Will
Hie Franck
Cody
Old Relic Remains as Pride for Early Settlers
The passage recalls a time when Indians were plentiful in the region and many passengers were carried to safety. Settlers express strong pride in the enduring relic, highlighting its connection to the frontier era and local memory.
Arizona Battleship Launched From New York Yard
The battleship Arizona was launched at high tide Saturday from the New York navy yard with Miss Esther Ross as sponsor, using water from the Roosevelt dam and a bottle of champagne. Governor Hunt of Arizona attended with a state delegation. Costing fifteen million dollars, the Arizona is among the two largest battleships in the world alongside the Pennsylvania.
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Arizona
New York Navy Yard
Esther Ross
Roosevelt Dam
Hunt
Pennsylvania
Awaited Governor's Fall Farm Plan Announcement
The state awaits the governor's declaration of the alternative project replacing the two experimental farms, as residents express patience after the cancellation.
Georgia Governor Commutes Freakstein Sentence
Gov Slaton commutes Leo M Freakstein's death sentence to reimprisonment after strenuous efforts to spare his life. He was secretly moved from Atlanta to Milledgeville prison farm ahead of an expected execution yesterday.
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Leo M. Freakstein
Slaton
Georgia
Atlanta
Milledgeville
Nightly Turmoil Once Again Dims Turkish Hopes
The Turkiye front lines and political stumbles are examined as fears of a total Turkish defeat rise. Analysts warn that if Germany and Austria shift support, Turkey faces a crushing end, reshaping power in Europe and threatening its empire. The piece notes prior missteps and the fragile alliance dynamics amid looming war.
The Scandal Monger Editorial Extract
The Northern Wyoming Herald defends editing for community peace. It argues newspapers ignore some scandals to spare families and avoid sensationalism. Public interest clashes with local desire for positive, heartening news.
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Wyoming Herald
Sheridan Enterprise Backs Annexation of Lower California
The Sheridan Enterprise urges annexing Lower California arguing it is a weakness to Mexico and a potential threat to the United States. It suggests irrigation could transform the region like Alaska, and even a protective gain would justify the cost.
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Sheridan Enterprise
Lower
California
United States
Lower California
Mexico
Alaska
Big Car Jack Waiters and Kari Hamilton Visit Balt Lake
After arriving at Balt Lake yesterday they attend a demonstration of six cylinder cars from different makes. Mr Walters plans to select the model best suited for use in the mountain country and will collect that car for further use.
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Jack Waiters
Kari Hamilton
Balt Lake
Mr. Walters
Redemption of David Coreea at New Kemmerer Theatre
Daniel Frohman presents at the New Kemmerer theatre the Famous Players production of The Redemption of David Coreea starring William Farnum. The photogramme adapts Charles Freé’s tale of temptation, transgression, and regeneration with strong stage realism and fidelity to the character of David Carson.
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Daniel Frohman
New Kemmerer Theatre
Famous Players
David Coreea
William Paraum
Charles Freéehee
David Carson
William Farnum
Treasury May balance compares with two years ago deficit
The May month end balance in the United States treasury stood at 14996057.46 compared to 61320013.42 on the same date two years prior. The current fiscal year shows an excess of ordinary disbursements over receipts totaling 105902068.42.
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United States Treasury
Coyotes bounty cuts livestock losses in Soda Springs Idaho
The National Wool Grower notes a $2.50 bounty on coyotes has reduced pesty animals and lamb losses in Soda Springs Idaho. The Soda Springs Grazing Association reports bounty payments for over 500 coyotes and many wolves and wild cats.
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Soda Springs
Idaho
Family returns from Frisco fair report safe trip after wreck
William Gneddon and daughter Jessie along with Mr and Mrs Mia and Andrew McVickers with son returned Sunday from the Frisco fair. They describe a wreck when the engine derailed while they ate dinner in the diner. Most travelers were thrown from their seats but no one was injured. In Prisco they visited Mrs William Vickers nee Margaret Carollo who has been visiting wealthy relatives and friends.
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Wm. Gneddon
Jessie
Mia
Andrew McVickers
Diamondville
Prisco
William Vickers
Margaret Carollo
The Right Kind of Citizen Patronizes Home Community
The passage extols a citizen who spends earnings locally, supports family and education, buys from home merchants and uses the local paper, backs local enterprises, banks at the home bank, and treats neighbors as social equals, always welcome in the community.
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Ite Enterprises
Mondell Visits Coast for Inspection Tour
Congressman Frank W. Mondell tours the coast this week as a guest at an aviation expo near the San coast camp. He ascended in an airplane to view the bay area and assess facilities.
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Frank W. Mondell
San
Mr. Mondel
Bay Sud
Carl Cook Operated On At Local Hospital
Carl Cook clerk of courts underwent surgery last Friday at the local hospital performed by Dr. Arbogast of Cumberland. The operation went well, and Cook is expected to recover this week. Mrs. Cook will manage the office in his absence as she assists her husband.
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Carl Cook
Howepital
Arbogast
Cumberland
Dr. Arbogast
Mr. Cook
Mrs. Cook
Family returns from circus trip to Kemmerer
Morris Thomas and family travel from Ogden to Kemmerer after visiting the circus. He reports a wonder in the sow water eye jam to supply Ogden with water from Hunt reservoir, noting the Ogden River supply has been used previously.
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Morris Thomas
Kemmerer
Ogden
Morris
Hunte
Ogden River
Resignations and assignments shuffle local town posts
Marshal Resigns Jitt soston leaves night marshal position for upper country joining Jake Herschler’s flocks. Soren Thompere acts night marshal. Alvin Andersone leaves signal service for day work. Con Brady moves to night duties. Community urged to produce, sell surplus, and manage yearlong output.
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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 Tribute
A humorous poem by F. Melatyre praising a local editor for his grit and town spirit. It lauds his blunt reporting, advocacy for the town, and humble demeanor while humorously noting his impact on local morale and business.
Opal Happenings From Opal and Surroundings
Local column records visits by Mr and Mrs Ed Marks and Mr and Mrs Jack Schafer of Half Laks City to Opal for several days. Teddy leads a group to a Kemmerer theater showing and jokes about timing. Mixed notes mention community events, chatter about society, travels, religious opinions, and upcoming visits, with local residents like Mr Gehafer, Mr Schafer, and Mr Baber mentioned amid casual, era-typical anecdotes.
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Ed Marks
Jack Schafer
Half Laks City
Opal
Teddy
Kemmerer
Behafer
Burton
Marks
Baby Daughter Dies at Two and a Half Years
Sympathy goes to Mr and Mrs Gus Blazer for the loss of their two and a half year old daughter who died Monday from bronchitis. All the children were sick and Mr Blazer is confined to the bed. The threat of illness looms over the family as the remaining children struggle with illness.
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Gus Blazer
Morales
Mr. Blazer
Sariowsty Etek
Jail Construction Progress at County Site Delays Reported
Masons toil on rock work as foundation for jail and sheriff’s residence progress slowly under cloudy skies. Workers lay stone and set timbers while crews prepare the site, with authorities noting ongoing delays and steady momentum toward completion.
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Lee Cama
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