Reasons to Be Proud of Jackson's Hole Country
A nostalgic unsigned piece extols Jackson's Hole as the nation’s most beautiful land. It praises fertile fields, abundant hay and grain, severe winters aiding irrigation, rich trout streams, and mountains that nurture ranching. The author lauds cattle country and local harmony, claiming the valley lacks poverty and court troubles, preferring this place above all others.
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Jackson's Hole
America
United States
City Referendum Bans Black Residents in White Blocks
In St Louis last week a refer endum vote passed an ordinance preventing negros from moving into any city block fully occupied by whites at the time. Col Bulger, who killed Nicodemus formerly of this city, has a stay of execution until the week starting May 21. The Laramie Republican notes Colorado delays in justice and says a poor man can delay punishment, leaving the state heart sick.
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St. Louis
Col. Bulger
Nicodemus
Colorado
Laramie
Democratic press swings to Teddy Roosevelt suppression
The writer notes how quickly Democratic papers echo Republican editors who attack Teddy Roosevelt. He argues Roosevelt remains a powerful figure feared by President Wilson and Democrats, whose earlier praise has faded as they seek to neutralize him.
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Teddy
Teddy Roosevelt
Wilson
Industrial home urged to aid ex-convicts in Wyoming
Inmates of Wyoming State prison publish in Jabs a plea for an industrial home to aid discharged men. They argue lack of home or work drives reoffending, costing the state money. An industrial home could provide shelter, training, and a path to honest work, preventing another fall and guiding men to rejoin society. They urge public investigation and action.
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Wyoming State Prison
Awhill
Wyoming
Wool top prices hit record in regional sales
The week sees the last wool clip sold by the Cavalry Co in Boston at four dollars per pound, a price far above prior offers. Major Orgisby recently sold 126,000 pounds of last season's clip for two cents, marking a high for the area and underscoring strong market demand.
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Casper Trittine
Hugh JL. Patton
Well Cavelry Co
Boston
Orgisby
Charges at Rock Springs Miner Foreman Change
The report notes Elmer Momitt becoming foreman of mines at Ketlance, with Lawrence Wallers moving to Western Auto Transit as bookkeeper. Wm Cook, billing clerk at Holiatee, relocates to Rock Springs and succeeds Lawrence Valere at the coal company office. Tom start ang is promoted to a position overview, while Eimer Momtt moves to Reliance and succeeds Mr. Durham as foreman of wines.
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Thes Dursem
Ketlance
Dienra
Rock Springs
Elmer Momitt
Votelte
Lawrence Wallers
Western Autu ‘Transit Company
Wm. Cook
Holiatee
Hock Springs
Lawrence Valere
Offée
Tom Start Ang
Cook Eimer MoMtt
Reliance
Mr. Durham
The Road Question and Wyoming’s Good Roads Push
The Camera note in The Pinedale Roundup argues roads are assets yet many roads hinder development. Better roads would boost travel by ranchers to town, reduce swamps, rock slides, ditches, and bridge gaps, and increase hauling efficiency and economic growth across Wyoming communities.
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Pinedale
Wyoming
Mrs Covey Charms Guests At Afton's Carl Cook Home
Mrs Lealie Covey of Afton wife of a prominent sheep man attended a social visit last week at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Cook. The event highlighted county society with notable local families present.
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Mra
Lealie Covey
Afton
Carl Cook
Walker Retires as Wyoming Wool Growers Secretary
George L. Walker retires after eight years as secretary of the Wyoming Wool Growers Association. In a letter to the Wyoming newspaper boys he thanks them for their assistance and publicity aiding sheep interests, hoping stockmen will show appreciation for the papers' contributions.
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George 8. Walker
Wyoming Wool Growers Association
Walker
Bittle and Miss Viida Honey Marry in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Herald reports the marriage of Viida Be Honey of Salt Lake and George W. Bittle of Kemmerer Wyoming. They wed at 8 o clock at Judge Lootbouren s home and plan to reside in Kemmerer. Bittle recently moved from Salt Lake City to become machinist in charge at the Lincoln Garage.
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Salt Lake
Bittle
Salt Lake City
City
Kemmerer
Opal Visitor Reports Sheep Train Collision Near Kemmerer
Marshal Joe McDonald of Opal said train No 17 struck a band of sheep at Opal belonging to John Millewon on Thursday afternoon killing several animals and delaying the trip for some time.
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Joe McDonald
Opal
Kemmerer
Thoreday
John Millewon
Wight
Treip
Christensen to headquarter in Kemmerer after trip
G A Christensen of Galt Lake re joins the Western States Life Insurance Company agency and will set up headquarters in Kemmerer after a recent visit. Christensen has wide local acquaintance and was formerly connected with the Tim Kinally focks. He expects more arrivals soon.
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G. A Christensen
Galt Lake
Weetern States Life ‘Tarence Company
Alate
Ju Kemmerer
Amd
Bere MF
Christensen
Tim Kinally
Mire Christensen
Wilsonditus and Roosevelticus Compared a la Plutarch
Contends Roosevelticus forged fame through intense private effort while Wilsondotus is depicted as steady but less dynamic. It contrasts leadership styles, frontier deeds, canal work, and global influence, noting Roosevelticus’ Africa trek and public reforms versus Wilsondotus’s more sedentary, cautious presidency.
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New Jersey
Wilsondotus
Roosevelticus
New York State
Pope
New York
Rooseveltious
Africa
Roosevelticns
Wilson
Dotun
Panama Canal
Wilson Lotus
Alfred B. Noble
Himg
Elk Beabies Reported Dispute Over Scabies Evidence
The Kemmerer Camera reports that elk scabies was misrepresented and quotes a 1916 letter from Dr. French denying any unusual elk condition. The county case against Louie Jones was dismissed as improper before the state. Officials advise witnesses need not appear, and the matter should be cleared to protect public funds.
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French
Cheyenne
Wyo
Kemmerer Camera
Kemmerer
Elk Beabies
Imeo
Naylor
Board of County Commisioners
Louie Jones
Wure
Robert R. Rose
Offes
Harrison
Peterson
Jones
Allred Rotel Rebuilt After Fire Destroys Afton Hotel and Store
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Allred of Afton report their hotel and store, with all contents, have burned. Mr. Allred, a Wyoming legislator for two terms, is widely known across the county.
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M. C. Allred
Afton
Decrees and Defence Messages Describe Global Tension
Fragmented OCR notes reference judicial and legislative actions, nations preparing defenses, and warning on Germany's invasion of Belgium. Mentions are unclear but imply political aims, treaty obligations, and a historic naval effort with Roosevelt era actions and New Jersey Gandy Hook context.
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Germany
Belgium
Gandy Hook
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