Sheep Found, But Bill Loses Reputation
A multiple-vehicle incident led to accidental spore spread and a sheep misplacement story. A bench of wap posolly standard sheep strayed from the herds last week and men were sent to locate them but found none after 90 overs. Bill was convinced his sheep were in the brinch but searches proved otherwise and his reputation suffered as a result.
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Ena
Bill
Jones Brothers Show Skips Cokeville Stop in Kemmerer
The Jones Bros Show drew large crowds in Kemmerer after a planned Cokeville appearance was blocked by Mayor Wyman due to unrest over the Whitney brothers. The performance proceeded in Kemmerer on Saturday despite the dispute.
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Jones Bros
Kemmerer
Samtay
Cokeville
Whitney Boys
Wyman
Montpelier
Post couple plans year abroad tour and health trip
Going to Europe they left New York Sunday morning and were joined at Green River by Mrs. Post. They will visit York for a month then go to Carlsbad in northern Austria for several months at the famed health resort. They may return by the Orient if Mr. Post agrees.
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Europe
Post
New York
Green River
Game Violations Alert Near Rock Springs
Deputy Game Warden C. P. Sorensen spent days in the region monitoring potential breaches of game laws. Reports allege foreigners shot at a rage hena on the nest, but no case has yet been made. Citizens are urged to act and prosecute guilty parties under the game statutes.
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C. P. Sorensen
Rock Springs
Died of War Sickness Hamp of Fontenelle
Clark G Hamp aged 71 died Sunday morning at Opal from wart disease. Civil War veteran Grand Army of the Republic member and longtime Uinta County resident. Survived by wife two daughters Mrs Ida McDonald of Corvalis Oregon and Mrs Charles Howell of Green River City plus one son Alfred Hamp of Fontenelle. Funeral held in Green River City on Tuesday.
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Fontenelle
Hamp
Grand Army of the Republic
Uinta County
Alfred Hamy
Ida McDonald
Corvalis
Oregon
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New Homestead Law Instructions Circulated for Approval
The General Land Office completed a draft of the circular of instructions for the new three year homestead law. The circular awaits approval from the Secretary of the Interior and local land offices will soon receive it. Entrymen must notify the land office by Oct 4, 1912 if proving under the old law or the new one, by registered mail. If no election is made the department will require proof under the new law of June 6.
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Secretary of the Interior
Offical
Aad
The
General Land Office
Tooal Land Office
Range Feed Improves Cattle Outlook in Green River Valley
Budd of Big Piney visits Kenmare to choose for Big Piney Mercantile Co. winter spared Piney hay, stock interests report no losses. Range feed now abundant, cattle on the range in excellent condition. Fall market expected strong with Green River valley supplying its usual quota.
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Deme
Budd
Big Piney
Kenmare Thin Wrk
Big Piney Mercantile Co
Jesse
Piney
Marvelona
Green River Valley
Democratic Convention Factions Shape Nominee Odds
The Democratic National Convention in Baltimore faces a split between progressives and standpatters with Champ Clark leading at 504 votes, Wilson second with 122, Underwood 84, Harmon 48, and 201 uninstructed. Two thirds of 1,094 votes are needed for nomination. Bryan boosts Woodrow Wilson’s organizing strength, closely tied to Parker for national chair and potential dark horse presidential prospects.
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Champ Clark
Woodrow Wilson
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Alton B. Parker
Bancroft Idaho to Build New Water System This Summer
Bancroft Idaho will receive a new municipal water system to be constructed this summer. A company has been organized for the project and Oregon Short Line officials have loaned the ditcher used to dig trenches for the pipe. The system is expected to be in operation within ninety days, meeting the long awaited need in the growing community. Oil location blanks for sale at The CAMERA office, 50 cents per dozen.
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Bancroft
Idaho
Oregon Short Line
Cokeville County Attorney Reports From Trial Run
John W. Arnold returned from Cokeville where preliminary hearings began for the shooting case. Dalton testified denying involvement despite cautions, conflicting with Charley Manning who said he attended meetings with Dalton and the Whitney group. Dalton may have aided the plot but may not have fired the fatal shot. He was bound over to district court and jailed in Evanston. No further arrests reported by Tuesday noon.
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John W. Arnold
Cokeville
Bort Dalton
Dan Hanson
Dalton
Charley Manning
Whitney Boys
Altho Dalton
Evanston
Yea Terly
McMinn
Thesday
Great Mineral Exhibit Seeks County Minerals for State Fair
Mineral Exhibit coordinator Natrona County and the state fair office urge counties to cooperate in collecting mineral displays. Shipp requests Material be shipped to Casper by September 20 to be properly displayed at Douglas. Freight is the only expense.
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Kr. Shipp
Board of Commissioners
Shipp
Douglas
Natrona County
Automatic Train Switch Demonstration Averts Mishaps
A Call Switch company exhibit in Denver Reyenne showcased an automatic switch allowing a engineer to divert a train to a side track without human error. The device, claimed to prevent collisions by eliminating reliance on a human decision, drew a large crowd and sparked interest in its safety benefits.
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Call Switch Company
Denver
Reyenne
Switel
Unclear historical note on local group meeting plans
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Moose BOW Bisher Hock Spring Seulaar foe Uoe Loga and a meeting with Hawk Springs. Referenced events include a proposed gathering over two weeks, oreant estonia Lodge, and Fish Day at Kea ster Market. Content is garbled and lacks clear facts.
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Oreant
Estonia
Rockefellers Wealth Scrutiny Amid Tax Inquiry
A garbled report claims John D. Rockefellers wealth reaches vast sums and faces scrutiny by a council amid an inquiry into his finances. It cites inflated figures and mentions alleged connections to subsidiaries, with assertions of enormous annual increases and investigations underway.
Evans Parsons Bindle Snower Wedding Honor
A Wed event honors Mr and Mrs Reginald Evans of Frontier after recent Salt Lake wedding. Elizabeth Parsons from Salt Lake is bride. Prizes recalled in games include TL FL Bynon and Ry Evans won donkey game. Ice cream cake strawberries served. guests praised couple and local bank pitch closes.
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Reginald Evans
Fronter
Jst
Salt Lake
Mario
Adl
FL Bynon
WL Custer
Evana
Ry Evans
Mr. Evans
Frontier
Bridy
Migs
Elizabeth Parsons
Kemmerer native graduates from Nebraska law department
Graduated in law from the University of Nebraska last week and returns to Kemmerer to enter the law office of HE Tift Christ ine. He will continue studies until admitted to the bar. Jack has long been popular in Kemmerer and his friends celebrate his successful school years.
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Christians Retrievel
Kemmerer
University of Nebraska
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