Wyoming Delegation to Chicago National Convention Contemplated
The Cheyenne Tribune editors discuss Wyoming's six delegates to the national convention in Chicago next June. They suggest a slate of new Republican delegates, noting Warren Clark and Mondell may step aside to allow capable newcomers, while expressing hope for unity behind the chosen presidential candidate and strong statewide support.
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Abi
Wyoming
Chicago
Deming
Cheyenne Tribune
Messrs
Warren
Clark
Mandel
Warren and Clark
Mondell
Ite
Wyoming Democratic View Seeks Progressive Wins
The Kemmerer Camera editor Brandon pushes a measured critique of Progressives in Wyoming. The Duffalo Voice notes limited stir in his effort to sway Progressive support as Democrats gain unity on national issues this fall, hoping for favorable outcomes through sacrifice.
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Wyoming
Brandon
Kemmerer
Taila
Duffalo
Hayden
Republicana
Republican plan for national defense praised by Baltimore Sun
The Baltimore Sun endorses the Republicans' defense plan, arguing it is the only workable approach and should be enacted by capable authorities rather than those unwilling to act for the nation's needs. Rawling Republican remarks advocate selecting leaders who can prepare and implement essential plans.
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Baltimore Sun
Rawling
Washington DC Public Meeting Signals Republican Policy
A late week gathering in Theridan, KM featured Henstor Clarets and Clark OB addressing the crowd. The event praised protection measures and urged firm support for Republican foundations amid strong applause and stern rhetoric from attendees.
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Don Clark
Washigeton
Theridan
Belog
Republican Party
Lau
Sta
Winter Work Program Details From State Officials
Officials outline a winter program with a focus on training and coordinated care. The plan aims to reduce unemployment while supporting workers through a revamped schedule and targeted assistance during colder months.
George Washi and His 800 Sheep in Historical Note
In his day, besides his other titles, George Washi held 800 sheep. The February National Wool Grower notes that understanding the sheep’s history shows either the sheep create great men or great men elevate the sheep to greatness.
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Additio
George Washi
Moral cripples and deformed men described by Buffalo Bulletin
A harsh critique catalogs people as moral cripples lacking empathy and action. The author lists types such as those without arms feet voices or hearts, accusing them of never helping the suffering or offering cheer, imagining how such beings would appear if seen as they are.
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Buffalo Bulletin
Arnolt Delivers Lively Talk on The American Constitution
Association members heard Mr Arnolt speak on The American Constitution the Greatest Human Document at Cheyenne last week. He presented a dry legal subject with wit and eloquence captivating listeners for about 25 minutes. Arnolt, brother of Hon John KR Arnold of Evanston a member of the Third Judicial District, drew praise for his oratorical skill.
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Chey
Arnolt
Asaxe
Arnold
John KR. Arnold
Evanston
Third Judicial District
Editor Davis and Wife Honored at Home Celebration
Last Saturday editors and wives were surprised by neighbors who gathered to honor their fifteen years together. Friends shared a feast and good wishes as Mr Julie Deere announced a wedding anniversary toast. The couple appeared pleased as they received warm tributes and a grand bowl gift.
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Julie Deere
Mire Davis
Hall
Hayes
Wilter
Attorneys Visit Leads to Legal Standoff in Montpelier
In Montpelier, Attorney Ss Wane and associates Bagiey and W. Higan visited Sunday raising concerns about access. Rye’s status was noted as unlawful while a party identified as one of the deemed attorneys of the juberphale oon pursued action.
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Attoroers
Bagiey
W. Higan
Montpelier
Badey Ie
Juberphale Oon
Maho
Eltormep Gwaerel
First Lieutenant of Honesty On Identity Registration
A fragmented quotation argues that registration of names and identities deters disorder and poor conduct. It references hotels, advertisers, and merchants as symbols of accountability, noting penalties for misrepresentation and the need for honesty in commerce and lodging.
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Felke
Mark
Herbert Kaofman
Government vaccine for cattle and pensions debate in Lincoln county
Citizens are advised on obtaining government blackleg vaccine for cattle with a supplied application process and a $4 vaccinating outfit. The note also discusses a state Mothers Pension law, its qualifications, and criticisms about misapplication to destitute widows and their children.
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Lincoln County
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Animal Industry
U. 8 Department of Azriculture
Ord Notary
Uhet Court
John R. Arnold
District Court
Clover Leaf Roadster Draws Attention in East Markets
Piatt Wilson of Lincoln County Garage notes strong interest in a new slow leaf roadster model with four passenger capacity. The shipment also includes seven passenger touring cars as the standard offering.
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Piatt Wilson
Lincoln County
First Florida Delegates Named to Republican Convention
Florida selects its delegation at the state convention held on the ninth. The platform urges a unifying Republican candidate who promotes protection, prosperity, and preparedness for Americans abroad. Delegates aim to back a widely acceptable nominee free from acrimony.
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Florida
Phone number 19 listed for inquiries
The notice provides the contact as No 19 and invites calls or mail for information, asking readers to reach out at any time.
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Vewattome
Missed Wyoming Trip Highlights Hines’s Casper Critique
William Hines of Caspar Wyoming returns from a short Omaha visit and warns Casper has grown from a rough frontier town to a tame city of about six thousand, losing the old freewheeling spirit he cherishes. He recalls Casper thirty-two years ago when brush and jackrabbits were common. The piece notes his aging memories and contrasts with today’s society and style.
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William “Misson” Hines
Casper
Wyo
Omaha
Mr. Hines
West
Missou
Plains
Hee
Death of John Mil ton Coolidge Prompts Reflective Poem
Obituary note from New York City announces the death of John Milton Coolidge once known in Kamafork and Kemmerer. The piece highlights his early ranch work, marriage in Provo, and later theology study, concluding with a moral poem urging acts of kindness and faith in daily life.
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New York City
John Milton Coolidge
Kamafork
Kemmerer
Provotah
Coolidge
WHRE ALL ALAKE Columns on Modern Women’s Attire
A fragmented column mocks fashion norms for modern women describing clothing trends and social judgments. The author notes many readers share similar concerns about appearance and propriety, ending with a casual appeal to male readers.
Blue Blooded Women Of The 6th Congregation Whispers
A garbled caption and misread text discuss Welsh and Pelagian themes amid references to Wyoming origins and historical juries. The passage blends names like Genator Werren and Mim Warnes with scant clear facts and period notes.
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Washington Star
Wyoming
Kemmerer Churches ARS eS say oe vee ree ae
Sparse readable lines mention church groups in Kemmerer and nearby areas. Other terms point to sites or feasts, with unclear context. No clear events, names, or dates emerge from the fragment.
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ARS
Jay Simmons Resigns to Enter Idaho Bottling Business
Jay Simmons leaves his post in the Frontier Supply Co market department to start a soda bottling venture in Idaho Falls. He plans to return this week to arrange household shipments as his mother and sister move to join him, with sister Mrs. Glenn Gorton remaining to visit before joining her husband in China.
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Jay Simmons
The
Frontier Supply Co
Idaho Falls
Jay
Glenn Gorton
China
Elk herd stranded in willow lake region aided by warden
Game Warden C P Sorenson and Dick Garza returned from Willow Lake and New York county where they investigated hundreds of elk snowed in and starving for feed. They found about 70 head, with no current grazing and signs of impending scarcity. Sorenson planned to stay a couple more days at Piney on related official business.
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C.P. Sorenson
Willow Lake
New York
Sorenson
Dick Garza
Wesort
Mr. Sorenson
Piney
Phosphate Reconnaissance in Wyoming by Mansfeld
Geological survey report by G. R. Mansfeld on Salt River region phosphate in Wyoming. Discoveries show high grade phosphate deposits, with the work funded by Celesta 8200 and available via the Director Geological Survey in Washington DC.
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Salt River
Wyoming
G. R. Mansfeld
United States Geological Survey
Gorvey
Wesington
D.C
Real Estate Bargains Historical Note
Fragmentary OCR item mentions real estate bargains and names Loreen, Kemmerer, and Revaley Co. The readable text hints at mortgages or career targets and cash terms but details are unclear.
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Loreen
Ouse
Bath
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