Mayo doctors treat Hodgkin's disease patient from Minnesota
Retired Pomona man Dr Griffin undergoes hospital care in Rochester Minnesota after seeking treatment for Hodgkin's disease at Mayo Brothers facility. He remains in good health and plans a yearlong follow up with serum and N-ray experiments. Accompanied by his wife and young son, Griffin will return for further treatment within the next month.
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Rowkorter
Minn
Mayo Brethere
Crifin
Pon Hin
Hodgkins
Mayo Brothers
Mr. Grifin
Runaway Day In Kemmerer Horses Run Amok On Snow
Heavy snow forces Kemmerer horses to act as relief to autos and two runaways occur. A Troy laundry wagon team bolts through the Triangle area toward the Fitzpatrick corner and past the post office to the Kemmerer hotel. Charles Dougherty of Mountain Trading dives to stop his sled team, crashes into a telephone pole, and loses his load. Mrs. M. M. Parent and two children are shaken, with minor injuries from jumping or being tossed from sleighs near the bakery and post office. The horses are uninjured but the fright lingers.
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Kemmerer
Troy
Fitzpatrick Corner
Post Office
Kemmerer Hotel
Charles Dougherty
The
Mountain Trading Company
M. M. Parent
Chas
Christensen
Pauline
Forest Camp Lincoln County Sends Four More Boys
Four additional boys from Jackson Hole join the colors. they are headed toward France with the Forestry regiment. J. Guodrick leaves Friday for Ft. McDowell, Cole, while George Scofield and Berteld depart Thursday for Ft. Logan, Cole. The Camera notes government plans outlined two weeks ago and records the boys’ positive reception of the draft board’s handling.
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Lincoln County
France
Forestry Regiment
Jackson Hole
Seo Ant J. Guodrick
Homacrea
Ranching Near Oil War in Deep Weather
In a rugged region plenty of oil work clashes with ranching. The report notes a tense season with frost threats and shifting livelihoods as land use and travel challenges press residents and workers.
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Noely
Walter Care
Anite
Fragmented OCR English Chronicle About 19th Century Local Names
A jumble of place names and dates appears in a damaged OCR passage. It mentions Albore, Histbatum, Haid, May, the city, a Merit reference, Subr, and S Navel Pratitiie Slatin wt Charlo. The text hints at a social event, travel, and a gathering with friends, but many words are garbled and unclear.
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Komt
Sretnia
Mie Uf
Navel Pratitiie Slatin
Charlo Fm
Wromink
Unclear historical note on midwestern mining assay details
Fragmentary OCR from a historical page mentions mining properties and a manager related to the Prontine Rurply region with uncertain names and places. The readable segments reference Dalkeith and Towne notes, but the full context and specifics are not recoverable from the legible text.
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Frepen
Fia
Dalkeith
Dhe
Prontine
Rurply
Fulun
Mite Germanmathy
Syoustdvins
Eounty
Qin
Weed Fk
Faorthyr
Chicken to the Oyster Riff On Hoover and War Time Blues
Cleveland merchants blamed increased chicken and oyster demand on a new patriotic day and drafted mood. A local bard riffed on Hoover and conscription, portraying fear for comrades and calling out hunger for shellfish as a wartime lament.
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Cleveland
Hoover
Kaiser
Erliad
Pounteon Milion
Chanticleer
John
State plans lava hot springs improvements this summer
W H Taylor Idaho state properties superintendent visited Lava Hot Springs stating improvements will proceed this summer. He cites rising winter visitors and crowded hotels, a private operator for the natatorium pipeline, and temporary upper pool coverings. Governor may call a special session to fund front line soldiers ballot and Lava improvements.
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W. H. Taylor
Idaho
Taylor
Alexander
Lava
Rage Now Deere Leama Names Not Clear In Fragment
Fragmentary text notes a debate or confrontation with unclear participants and actions. Key names appear garbled, making it hard to identify persons, places, or events described.
Money Wisdom and Character in Wealth Thought
A writer in the American Magazine argues real success rests on correct money ideas. Money is a means to gain worth and power when used to benefit self and community, guiding improvement rather than merely hoarding. The value of a man is tied to how he handles money after obtaining it. Subscribe for The Camera.
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Becaiae
Suit for Wiges Flurry Relieves Reapiting Case
A jury trial heard claims involving wage contest and relief for Chae Was. The trial centered on who led the novel case, with names including Mr Saayibang as lead and others such as Craig, J.J Horpmat, and Laie referenced. The verdict backdrop notes $150 for a dabber and ties to a May event in St Anthony Idaho with a local employment at the Golden Rule store.
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Chae
Sandberg
Daber
Oe Craig
J.J Horpmat
Dee Laie
Joh Wiinton
Jonon Grlerwat
Helen
Pastor Putnam’s Kemmerer Church Ties Recalled
A fragment recalls Rev Putnam of Montpelier visiting Kemmerer, where he helped launch the local ME church. The note links his 1899 guidance to the church’s origins and its early organizational moves during the construction era.
Potatoes Rule Change Affects Substitutes Beginning February
A garbled OCR note outlines a new policy on potato substitutes starting February 1. It mentions patrons, refusers, and penalties for noncompliance, with references to limits on substitutes and a directive about usage. Names and places are unreadable in the fragment.
Wyoming oil and gas expansion eyed across Casper and beyond
Casper plans a Turkish bath home and new filling stations while Glenrock refinery orders one million pounds of steel. Wind River oil wells rise to sixteen. Lander Wind River Refining expands to 2,600 barrels daily. State dairies grow and Powder River Junction and several towns eye improved services. Denver geologist Coutter says Wyoming just enters production. top reservoirs await tapping with season promising major finds.
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Casper
Glenrock
Hiverton
Sweetwater
Genrock Ol Company
Wind River
Martet
Wheatland
Ter
Powder River Junction
Iron Springs
Poison Spider
Emigrant
Basinia
Lander
Wind River Refining Company
Wyoming
Charlee
Coutter
Denver
Ol and Gas News
Notice of Sale of Estray in Wyoming
James Davison of Opal precinct found a gray gelding about seven years old in January 1918. The Board of Livestock Commissioners of Wyoming announces a public sale at James Tayisons ranch near Opal on March 20, 1918 at 11 AM to benefit the owner unless claimed by March 20, 1918.
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James Davison
Opa
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Catholic Services Schedule for Sundays and Holy Days
Catholic mass held every Sunday morning and Holy Days at 9:00 a.m. Lenten service includes stations of the cross followed by benediction on Sundays and Friday evenings at 7:90. Mass each morning at unspecified time. First Sunday of each month at Joliet at 1 a.m.
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Johlet
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Lincoln County Garage
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