Wyoming Delegation Considered for National Convention
The Cheyenne Tribune editors discuss Wyoming's six delegates to the National Republican Convention in Chicago next June. They suggest Congressmen Warren Clark Mondell may step aside for new faces and emphasize unity to back the chosen presidential candidate.
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Abi
Wyoming
Chicago
Deming
Cheyenne Tribune
Messrs
Warren
Clark
Mandel
Warren and Clark
Mondell
Ite
Wyoming Democratic View Targets Progressive Republicans
The Kemmerer Camera editor Brandon pursues a constructive critique of Progressives as the only Republican paper in Wyoming. The piece notes Republican unity on national issues this fall and suggests gratitude toward Progressives for favorable outcomes, implying sacrifice yields good results.
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Wyoming
Brandon
Kemmerer
Taila
Duffalo
Hayden
Republicana
Republicans Have Workable National Defense Plan
A Baltimore Sun editorial praises the Republican defense plan as the only workable approach, arguing the nation should place authorities who can prepare and implement plans meeting the country’s needs rather than rely on those lacking willingness to act.
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Baltimore Sun
Rawling
Washington Birthday Speech Sparks Republican Rally
A late week eve public gathering in Washington featured Henstor Clarets and Clark OB addressing a crowd about party unity and the value of protective measures. The senator’s remarks praised past protections and urged a strong foundation for party growth amid applause.
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Don Clark
Washigeton
Theridan
Belog
Republican Party
Lau
Sta
Fragmented OCR notes on winter program and state report
Disjointed records describe a winter program, timing, and state reporting. It mentions a person named Wilken and a project related to a thermal facility or event, with unclear dates and locations. The text references a winter term, a governor or state action, and periodic reviews, but specifics are unreadable.
Sheep and their stature in history cited by wool grower
George Washi of the country held 800 sheep. The National Wool Grower for February notes that knowledge of the sheep's history suggests either sheep create great men or great men elevate the sheep.
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Additio
George Washi
Paragraph on moral cripples and deformed men in Buffalo Bulletin
The Buffalo Bulletin laments people who are without arms feet voice heart or sympathy and imagines what such an appearance procession would look like if seen in the world. The piece condemns coldness and inhuman indifference to suffering.
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Buffalo Bulletin
Arnolts Speech On The Constitution Delights Cheyenne Audience
Mr Arnolts delivery before the Association in Cheyenne drew wide attention. The speaker, praised by listeners as surpassing expectations in eloquence and diction, discussed "The American Constitution, the Greatest Human Document" for about 25 minutes. He is noted as brother to Hon John KR Arnold of Evanston, a judge in the Third Judicial District.
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Chey
Arnolt
Asaxe
Arnold
John KR. Arnold
Evanston
Third Judicial District
Editor Davis and Wife Honored by Neighbors
Last Saturday evening the editor and his wife were surprised at home when neighbors rushed in to rescue their home from a collapse and celebrate fifteen years of marriage. A festive spread followed with guests, remarks, and a grand bowl as a token of appreciation.
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Julie Deere
Mire Davis
Hall
Hayes
Wilter
Unclear fragmentary legal visit noted in Montpelier
Fragmentary text describes attorneys from Montpelier visiting for an unspecified matter. It mentions a person named Rye and a court or legal context but provides no clear event details or outcomes.
First Lieutenant of Honesty Noted in Public Warnings
A fragmented editorial critiquing honesty and registration rules for hotels and goods. It argues that visible identities deter disorder and that unadvertised stores resemble strangers in a strange love, with a quoted line about a printer’s ink and misdeeds.
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Felke
Mark
Herbert Kaofman
Government vaccine and Lincoln county pension issues outlined
The article explains how cattle owners may obtain government blackleg vaccine from Washington in powder form with a required vaccinating outfit. It also discusses a state Mothers Pension law, noting misapplications favoring widows with children under fourteen and urging proper use for destitute mothers caused by a husband's disability or other hardship.
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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
Lincoln County Garage Targets Slow-leaf Roadsters
Piatt Wilson, proprietor, notes a shipment of four passenger roadsters drawing interest in the east while seven passenger touring cars accompany the regular stock.
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Piatt Wilson
Lincoln County
First Delegates From Florida to the Republican National Convention
Florida Republicans select delegates at a state convention held on the ninth. The resolution pledges support for a unifying presidential candidate who stands for protection, prosperity, and preparedness and for nationwide Republican strength. The Florida delegation aims to back a winner who can unite patriots and secure the nomination.
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Florida
Phone number 19 offers contact for inquiries
The notice states the number 19 as a contact and invites calls or mail at any time for information or responses. It emphasizes accessibility and prompt communication for readers seeking assistance or details.
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Vewattome
Misplaced nostalgia from Casper veteran Hines on growth
William Makiou Hines of Casper Wyoming recalls Casper in lean brush days when the city numbered about two jack rabbits in contrast to today’s 6000 and mounting population. He says the Casper of today lacks the old western life and is too tame for his taste.
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William “Misson” Hines
Casper
Wyo
Omaha
Mr. Hines
West
Missou
Plains
Hee
Death of John Mil ton Coolidge Noted in Kamafork Area
The obituary recalls John Mil ton Coolidge a youth figure in Kamafork and Kemmerer and ranch workmen. He lived in Provo and New York before his death and later pursued theology gaining recognition as a Bible class organizer. The notice links his passing to a reflective poem urging daily good deeds.
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New York City
John Milton Coolidge
Kamafork
Kemmerer
Provotah
Coolidge
Whre All Alake Columns Discuss Modern Women’s Clothes
A fragmented column voice laments fashion trends among modern women and the discomfort of visible clothing. The speaker notes social pressure and shared insecurity among locals while musing on attire and self image.
Sive Blooded Women of the 6th Congrem
Fragmented captioned item discusses Welsh and Pelagian heritage in Wyoming with mentions of Genator Werren Mine Morgan Warnes and a historical jurist labeled Pelagian. text mixes Welsh princes and trial concepts in a late ancient medieval frame.
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Washington Star
Wyoming
Kemmerer Churches ARS eS say oe vee ree ae Sites ar Faoeter See Sa
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Kemmerer churches and ARS sites near Faoeter See Sa with unclear abbreviations and names. No coherent events or actions are readable to form a complete news item.
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ARS
Jay Simmons Quits Frontier Supply For Idaho Falls Soda Bottling
Jay Simmons resigns from the Frontier Supply Co market department and moves to Idaho Falls to start a soda bottling business. He plans to ship household items this week and his mother, sister El, and sister Mrs Glenn Gorton will travel with him or later join him. His sister will later join husband currently in China.
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Jay Simmons
The
Frontier Supply Co
Idaho Falls
Jay
Glenn Gorton
China
Elk herd stranded near Willow Lake under feed shortage
Game Warden C P Sorenson and Dick Garza returned from Willow Lake and New York county after inspecting several hundred elk unable to feed. They found about 70 head, not yet eating willow brush, and likely near starvation. Sorenson planned to stay two more days at Piney on related business.
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C.P. Sorenson
Willow Lake
New York
Sorenson
Dick Garza
Wesort
Mr. Sorenson
Piney
Phosphate Survey Progress in Wyoming Region
Geological survey note by G. R. Mansfeld presents a recombination of phosphate in Wyoming's Salt River region. The study reports discovery of phosphate bodies, predominantly high grade, with shipments and estimates indicating significant potential. The report costs 8200 dollars and is available from the Director, Geological Survey, Washington, D.C.
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Salt River
Wyoming
G. R. Mansfeld
United States Geological Survey
Gorvey
Wesington
D.C
Real Estate Bargains and Career Targets in 19th Century Notes
A fragmented 19th century real estate item mentions bargains and career targets with names Loreen and Kemmerer. The text references properties, cash, and a couple of unclear entities tied to a renewal or sale context. Further readable details are not available.
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Loreen
Ouse
Bath
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Kemmerer Camera
GC. Watt Brenden
Rommere Clams
Jackson
Wilken
Davis
Attoraey Ss Wane
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Bagiey
W. Higan
Montpelier
Badey Ie
Juberphale Oon
Maho
Eltormep Gwaerel
J. BE. Watt
Afton
Lancoln County
Ono
By LeRoy Rosenbers
Miakou
Earth
Pater
Lars
Lerely
Benger
Orman
Lheee
Pinedale
Abeeniicn
Revaley Co
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