Uproar Over 1900s Political Picks and Local Gossip
A North American Review note lists first and second choice Republican tickets citing Elihu Root Theodore Roosevelt and Henry Cabot Lodge with Borah McCall and Root. The Natrona County Tribune in Casper questions item accuracy citing the Hudson Miner and a jumbled exchange about Leslie Davidson and Mrs Davidson with a spoof flockmaster remark.
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North American Review
Laramie
Natrona County Tribone
Casper
Hudson Miner
Leslie Davidson
The
Davidson
Natrona County Tribune
Hanway
Hadson Miner
Lastie
Price Increases Hit Wyoming Stationery Printing
The Laramie Republican notes a ten percent rise in stationery and commercial printing costs and reports wholesalers announcing a further twenty percent increase by paper mills, forcing printers to rely on wholesale stock and withdraw catalog prices.
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Laramie
German Americans in Davenport Draft Dual Presidential Support
The German-Americans of Iowa met in Davenport last week and adopted resolutions pledging opposition to both Roosevelt and Wilson. Another resolution urged teaching German in all American schools.
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Iowa
Davenport
Roosevelt
Wilson
Pinchot's Conservation Plan Draws Statewide Support
The press voices support for Pinchot in his conservation scheme, noting a unanimous state view. The writer urges broader distribution of his printing to eastern papers less informed about the policy, calling the response hopeful for wiser legislation on the question.
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Pinchot
Hulett
Lobe
Meat Supplies and War Echoes Change European Markets
Millions of head of meat animals have been lent to Europe due to rising meat demand and wasteful killing. The destruction of herds will require years of careful breeding, predicting a long term meat scarcity and higher market value. American farmers are expected to profit for years as a result of the war impact.
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Europe
Advertising Manager Describes Local Paper Reach
Herman Hoosenfeld of Hears Roe buck and o speaks to the American Ad club about a bureau that reads country markets. He notes when merchants do not advertise locally the bureau distributes literature to that territory, yielding strong results.
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Herman Hoosenfeld
Hears, Roebuck &O
Memu
American Ad Club
Larewile
Manners of aerman into Wyoming honors
A recount of a man who left a hard life to work in Wyoming to provide for the table and earn honor as a derby of sorts after moving to Kemmerer. The piece notes his duties and the esteem he won since coming to the state.
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Jon
Kemmerer
Vuneelf
Wyoming
Vermont adopts local option liquor districts by amendment
Vermont voters end prohibition era conditions by approving a constitutional amendment for local option by districts. The reform comes after a period of liquor sales under license and police restrictions, with a large majority supporting the change.
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Vermont
Kemmerer Editor Marvels at Casper Growth
Casper Tribune reports Watt Brandon editor of the Kemmerer Camera visiting for Shriners meeting. He notes Casper's remarkable growth in ten years and recalls his prior trip by stage from Shoshoni to attend a Republican gathering.
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Kemmerer
Casper
Casper Tribune
Watt Brandon
Kemmerer Camera
Shriners
Brandon
Republican
Shoshoni
Wyoming
Coeville Register
Emall
McCammon
Haho
Major Sinclair Appointed Assistant Adjutant General
Major Sinclair Hurke H. Sinclair, private secretary to Governor Kendrick, is appointed major of the quarter’s corps of the Wyoming National Guard by Adjutant General R. Anderson, succeeding Captain Graham Pletcher who resigned. Sinclair becomes asalu tant adjutant general in this role.
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Sinclair Hurke H. Sinclair
Kendrick
Tee
Wyoming National Guard
R. Anderson
Graham Pletcher
Sinclair
Free seed distribution through Senator Clark
Over the past week The Camera for 1 Clark distributed seeds to those who may want to try them. The government sends mated seeds nationwide for distribution via congressional delegation. If you want any, write to Senator Clark while supplies last.
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Clark
What About Those Baseball Games
Local notes discuss interest in baseball in Kemmerer and neighboring areas. Patrons want a suitable venue and a plan for scrimmages while awaiting broader league setup. The piece hints at community support and tentative ideas for a shared field or practice ground.
Drift through 46 foot snow drift blocks road
A man describes a 46 foot drift on Northern Street as a 50 foot long wall of snow. A 4 foot snow plow clears the way while another team follows. The effort took 16 hours of hard work to free traffic and recovers the road after heavy February snows.
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Weare
Bevy Bea
Von
Meat Trade Outlook Yoiks Forward Amid Turbulent Abundance
Wm Roth escaped from Rawlins prison was captured by McMinn near Fossil and transported to Laramie for a reward. Livestock buyer John Watters of Denver, head of Standard Meat Y Livestock, reports rare prosperity for sheep and meat prices, with buyers contracting fall lambs around 7.15 to 7.25 and markets poised to rise despite winter hardships.
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Fossil
Mien McMinn
Somney
Rawlins
Wm. Roth
Kemmerer
Laramie
Rich
Hoth
John Watters
Denver
Cumberland
Watters
Walters
Wyuuine
Wis
Keepa
Cand
Rancher Mitt Robinson Returns to Winter Vigil
Returning to Ranch Mitt Robinson, a prosperous prevont rancher of Jackson Hole, travels from Chicago to Jackson and plans a snowshoe trek from Kelly to the ranch about thirty miles. In the east, spring begins and farmers prepare for seed as he visits Chicago and Kansas City.
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Mitt Robinson
Jackson Hole
Kav
Jackson
Kelly
Chicago
Kansas City
Another Store for Cokeville
J. G. Reynolds of Cokeville visited Kemmerer on Saturday to discuss opening a new grocery store in Cokeville. Reynolds, longtime manager of Congriff Bros. in Cokeville, is forming a partnership with his son to operate the venture, set to begin once a new building beside the Golden Rule store is completed.
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J. G. Reynolds
Cokeville
Kemmerer
Mr. Reynolds
Congriff Bros
Death Claim Settled in Kemmerer Case
J W Bower, a claims agent for the I B L, settled the death claim of Mike Avgeris a Greek who died in the Kemmerer yards in March. He was a repairer who failed to flag, an engine hooked onto the train. The settlement totaled $450, with Carl Cook as administrator and the residue to the deceased’s mother in Greece.
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J. W. Bower
Kemmerer
Mike Avgeris
Remembe
R. R. Rose
Carl Cook
Ouke
Greece
Fire Destroys Kemmerer Residence In Early Morning Blaze
A Tuesday early morning fire destroyed a Kemmerer residence, with firefighters arriving quickly. The Kemmerer Fire Department contained the blaze in about 15 minutes, saving little except the structure’s contents. Mrs A J Lehmer owned the home and Mrs Stafford had resided there at the time. investigators suspect the fire started from a paper browse.
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Kemmerer
Plano
Mra
A. J. Lehmer
Kemmurer
Stafford
Lremt
New Telephone Line Planned Between Kemmerer and Cokeville
The Mosnteln States Telephone Co plans a line from Muntpoller to Kemmerer with poles set for construction. Ogden district police say the plan may face delays as crews consider a route near Cokeville and Cakeville. The project aims to improve service in the region despite local uncertainties.
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Cobevi
Mosnteln States Telephone Co
Muntpoller
Halpoiat
Kemmerer
Inqairy
Ogden District Police
Mase Delag
Konaages
Cokeville
Kasimerer
Cakeville
Lear
Thie Mme
Bootleggers Fined In County Offense Case
Sheriff Hansen arrested Nic Zilier Paul Botero Louis Pepino for illegal sale of liquor. All four pleaded guilty in September and were fined 150 dollars and 10 goats each. Recent arraignment fined 160 dollars and costs totaling 166 dollars per case. Fines payable to clerk of courts and bonds noted pending judge approval.
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Hansen
Cumberland
Nic Zilier
Paul Botero
Glencoe
Louis Pepino
Jnst
Thay
Justice Carnahan
Japanese Singers At Nishi Pool Hall Draw Crowd
Japanese performers Kareku Yui and Kuwataya from Tokyo entertained locals at the Nishi pool hall Saturday evening greeted by a solid crowd. They have toured the U S visiting Japanese settlements from Colorado to California and plan a roughly three month voyage back to Japan after showcasing the samisen and songs.
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Nishi Pool Hall
Kareku Yui
Kuwataya
Tokyo
America
Newway
Japan
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Nevada
California
Kamotayy
Creditors in Luck Evanston Press
George F. Chapman trustee of the Beckwith estate has applied to the district court for approval of dividend number 4. The proposed dividend likely 4 percent of the total approved, bringing the paid portion to about 69.66 percent. About 4300 acres of estate land remain unsold, and creditors expect dollar-for-dollar payment after land sales.
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George F. Chapman
Beckwith
District Court
Entertainment a Success at Local Catholic Church Event
A Catholic church hosted a Friday entertainment described as a success despite competition from Moose events. The show featured acts, including a wireless presentation, drawing a full house at the New Kemmerow theatre with notable participants.
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Kemmerow
Tomy
Grees
Eugene Davis
Joe Smith
Irie Theatre Hosts Dutch Lunch After Rescue Drama
A rescue near the shoals pulled the candidate from danger and led to two D'elock joys ruling at the Irie Theatre with a delightful Dutch lunch marking the climax.
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Didate
Irie
Galietomschenka Secured at Kaw. Market Stoppage
Fragmentary note indicates Galietomschenka to be secured at Kaw Market, with unclear details. It reads as a brief market action or security placement affecting a named asset or commodity in Kaw.
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