Machine seals envelopes at thousand per minute
In Kemmerer Wyoming a new envelope sealing machine is described as capable of sealing 1000 envelopes a minute and is now in use in the United States pension office. The piece also notes an incident where Jack Snyder was injured while chopping wood after being asked to sing at the Episcopal church. The Democratic press argues war spending boosted prosperity and questions the impact of a free trade bill without the war.
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United States Pension Office
Jack” Snyder
Episcopal Church
Holland
Jack
Evanston
Europe
United States
High Sheep and Lamb Prices and New Congressional Faces
Sheep and lamb shortages push prices despite Omaha and Chicago head counts. The Drovers Journal notes February mutton demand outstrips supply. The Sixty-third Congress ended. 113 House members will not return and the Democratic majority collapses from 150 to zero, with Republicans ceding 74 seats and Democrats 39.
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Omaha
Chicago
Drovers Journal
United States
House
Advertising Pitch in The Camera by Lincoln County Medium
In the notice the author invites readers to review The Camera’s advertising pages. It cites a large number of reliable local business houses as patrons and urges doubtfully that the list should convince skeptical advertisers to place ads.
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ASW
Hon. Oscar Beck Votes For Final Passage Of Utilities Bill
The record notes Hon. Oscar Beck did not oppose the public utilities bill and was the second name recorded, first to vote in favor for final passage of the bill. The report contrasts his stance with the earlier vote on the police utilities bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Beck
Public Utilities
Polic Utilities
Athletic Interest Grows Amid Exhibitions
Readers show rising enthusiasm for sports as exhibitions highlight athletic skill. Community groups organize events to spotlight local athletes and encourage participation in track, field, and team competitions.
State bill makes it a crime to harbor underage in vice establishments
The last session or the state legislature passed a law prohibiting harboring or employing any person under 21 in assignation houses or brothels or places with indecent or illegal exhibitions. Offenders face a fine of 100 to 500 dollars and up to 12 months in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iis
Vaccine for Scarlet Fever Adoption Highlights Russian Discovery
Medical science reports a vaccine to prevent scarlet fever using hypodermic injections. Dr. Stafford vaccinated his three children and a man named Monay this Sunday. The Russian discovery has seen success in many countries including Russia. In one Russian town 3000 were vaccinated with only two contracting the illness. Scarlet fever remains more common in colder climates.
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Stafford
Wm. Monay
Russia
Railroads Brace for Panama Canal Freight Competition
Rail lines fear transcontinental freight will shift to ships after the Panama Canal and passes near the Atlantic routes. Coastal boats now carry goods previously moved by rail from the Mulege and surrounding regions, cutting transit times and opening price competition. Railers expect to cut rates to retain business and protect coal shipments from Wyoming, while shippers face altered pricing dynamics as the sea route gains advantage.
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Wirming
Hertefure
Mugeb
Atlantic
Wyoming
Life and Death Reflections from a Brother's Death
A contemplative meditation on mortality inspired by Robert Ingersoll. The prose recalls how common deeds of kindness may fade, yet noble acts shine after death as loved ones whisper hopeful words at life’s end.
First Death Under New Act In Frontier Mine
The death of Inogi Kanoya, a Japanese coal miner in Frontier No. 3 mine last week, marks the first case under the compensation act. The state may owe funeral costs up to 650 dollars, with a widow's payout of 1000 dollars if married, and the act takes effect from signing. Kanoya was warned minutes before death to wait for timbers, and negligence clauses were removed from the bill. Teddy Wilkes has reportedly returned to the mines.
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Inogi Kanoya
Frontier
Kanoya
New Correspondents Notes From Frontier and Opal
Frontier and Opal correspondents send weekly notes with regular service promise. Editor invites more submissions and stresses timely delivery by Monday to ensure publication this week in Lincoln county paper.
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Frontier
Lincoln County
Court Calendar o1VIL Can No 156 Victor Mainkave and Others
Lincoln county court calendar lists cases including replevin from justice court J A Christmas attorney No 157 Joseph Carollo vs BE J Mott money and attachment No 156 C W Kingsbury vs Frank M Hoskins and Mattie M Hoskins money only No 150 Goldie Sneddon vs Thomas N Sneddon Jr alimony and salt money T S Taliaferro Jr and J A Christmas attorney No 160 Victor Mainha vs Nichol as Silen appeal from justice court No 161 Finlay Petrie vs Marie Nott Petrie divorce No 162 Margaret Hackenberg vs Chalmers Heckenberg divorce No 1 Estate of Frank L Jonesy E L Smith administrator No 82 Estate of John Haird Adams Oakley administrator No 43 Sanity of Oscar Wheeler committed to state hospital for insane No H Estate of Lissa Jackson Herman Skols administrator No 120 State of Wyoming vs Albert Shinsky Gay Rose and Sam Ly cett No 121 State of Wyoming vs 0 4 Fuller trespass No 122 State of Wyoming vs A T Armstrong uttering fraudulent cheek No 123 State vs W H White and James Dragoon grand larceny No 124 State of Wyoming vs Daniel Parker first degree murder No 125 State of Wyoming vs Wildie W Uiele arson No 126 State of Wyoming vs Sam Daviney assault and battery
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Victor Mainkave
Ed Haneen
Lincoln County
Sod
C. E. Sammon
Justice Court
J. A. Christmas
Joseph
Carollo Ve. BE. J. Mott
H. E
H. B. Christenas
C. W. Kingsbury
Frank M. Hoskins
Mattie M. Hoskins
Ivan 3. Jones
Goldie Sneddon
Thomas N. Sneddon, Jr
T.S. Taliaferro, Jr
Victor Mainha
Nicholas Silen
Nicholas Ziller
Finlay Petrie
Marie Nott Petrie
J. W. Sammon
Margaret Hackenberg
Ve. Chalmers Heckenberg
W. Sammon
Frank L
E. L. Smith
H. BE
Lissa Jackson
Herman Skols
H. R
H. R. Christmas
State of Wyoming
Albert Shinsky
Gay Rose
Sam Lycett
Fuller
A.T. Armstrong
W. H. White
James Dragoon
Daniel Parker
Wildie W Uiele
Sam Daviney
Bills Vetoed by Governor Kendrick
Governor Kendrick vetoed several acts from the recent legislature including H. No. 2 on mortgaging real estate by executors and guardians H. No. 257 authorizing clubs to hold 20 round boxing matches H. No. 544 on registration H. No. 197 on liability for injuries from defective sidewalks H. No. 1 by Judiciary on bonds H. No. 11 authorizing leasing of the state branch hospital at Casper H. No. 86 on court reporters SF. No. BY on irrigation districts
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Kendrick
Heneb
Harrington
Delaney
Incorporated Clube
Kelly
Grieve
Judiciary Committee
Griever
State Branch
Casper
Kimball
Bock
Bills account fraud indictments in Chicago fraud case
A federal grand jury in Chicago returned indictments against a Illinois corporation for violating interstate commerce regulations on freight tariffs. Wa J Keene, president, pleaded guilty to misstatements in shipments described as iron binges, with a fine of 100 imposed.
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Chicago
Attending Board Meeting Highlights Student Affairs
A report notes attendance at a board meeting with focus on student affairs and governance items.
Church Notes Regular Services and Forum Discussion
Regular services next Sunday include morning prayer and sermon at 10 o clock. Vespers and address at 3 o clock. Sunday school at 2 o clock. The Forum, started last Sunday, was well received and will be held again with a discussion on religion and politics. Everyone is invited to participate.
Men's Club Meets Monday for Bowing Exhibition and Drills
The Men's Club holds its next regular meeting on Monday at 6:30 pm. The program includes a bowing exhibition and a discussion on a vital topic, with the instructor at the hall to give lessons in athletic drills to members.
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Mareb Li
Lemsons
Settle Leaving Kemmerer for Star Valley Newspaper Move
The Kemmerer publican Settle leaving town this week after giving up his lease on the Kemmerer He poblican. He will take over the voyageibent at the tb of tite monih and move the Afton Independent plant to Star Valley. The Hotel Kemmerer building project is advancing, with relocation of the plant planned as soon as possible.
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Csyde
Toield
Kemmerer Hepoblican
Ead
Star Valley
Afton Independent
Vayageibent
Tite Monih
Weanderntand Tue
Hepublicas
Kemmerer
Opal Happenings in a Rural Idaho Town
Opal residents report arrivals and visits from Elmer Glase of Hoan s Ferry Idaho and J T Haddock from Denver. Local events include Bandar school song performances and Frank Fear and family returning from California. Community notes mention improving Opal reed and mail handling by Charley Bird. sewing the laundries and safety club plans are also noted.
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Charley Bird
J. T. Haddock
Denver
Mr. Haddock
Fred G. Laister
Iowa
Daniel
Mise Leister
Bandar
Mam
Kuykendall Dies Pioneer and Mason Leader in Wyoming
A. L. Kuykendall, pioneer of Wyoming and former grand noble of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and secretary of the Wyoming Land Lodge of A F and A M, died in Denver on Monday at age 80. He came to Wyoming in 1885 and was the first Probate Judge of Laramie County, later serving in other public offices. He was a respected Mason and fellow.
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A. L. Kuykendall
Wyoming
Independent Order of Odd Yellows
Building Pleasure Resort Venture Near Bearlake
James W. Neil of Garden City Utah visits Kemmerer amid plans for Beach Amuse Co to construct a dance hall hotel and other buildings on Bearlake shore site described as a prime inland pleasure resort. Jack Heaton arrives from Bear River ranch with a nephew reportedly injured by a broken arm. Fred Steinberger works on Kemmerer hotel rooms to be managed by Ivan Jones and W. A. Whitlock.
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James W. Neil
Garden City
Utah
Kemmerer
Jimmy Janow
Beach Amuse Went Co
Bearlake
Jack Heaton
Bear Fiver Ranch
Fred Steinberger
Kemmerer Hotel
Ivan 4. Jones
W. A. Whit Look
Camuna Plans Future Court Calendar Ahead of District Court
Tue Camuna through Carl Cook clerk of courts provides a forthcoming district court calendar. The listing aims to aid attorneys and readers by outlining cases recorded for action, enabling easier preparation and reference for upcoming district court proceedings.
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Carl Cook
Camuna
Necesary
For Sale 313 Acres Deeded Land with Right of Way Riverside
Classified item offers 313 acres of deeded land with a right of way near Riverside California. Text appears garbled but mentions road access and a real estate sale. Also notes a Thursday fish day at a local meat market with a call to come early.
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Fontenatiere
Kemmerer
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