Trouble in Ditch Camp Lands Tied Up by Court
Fremont Lake Irrigation Company tied up in Cheyenne district court with Fred C. Fisher of Fayette filing for a receiver. Judge Matson appointed Fred C. Bacon of this city as receiver. Denver stockholders enjoined from stock sales or business until March 23 hearing to make injunction permanent. Alfred Coolidge sues the company for 8000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Lake Irrigation Company
Pinedale
Fremont County
Cheyenne
Matson
Fred C. Fisher
Fayette
Denver
Fred C. Bacon
Alfred Coolidge
Woman Worries and Household Strain Highlighted in Cassell
A Cassell’s Magazine writer argues that many women bear the burden of excessive household spending causing worry and irritability. The piece notes that stricter budgeting could reduce stress, affect sleep and health, and ultimately harm family happiness.
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Cassul
Micawher
Music in the Tyrol: village concerts amid alpine air
A musician’s European holiday notes the charm of Tyrolean village concerts. Peasant garb and alpine scenery frame performances with traditional tunes, trumpets, and folk song, as villagers gather at rustic tables under warm evening air.
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Almplest
Ring Hayrenth
Salzburg
Vasarian
Tyrol
Declaratory Statements and Gambling Revenues Highlighted
Representative Mondell reports Interior issue to accept coal declaratory statements on lands not classified. The Land Office fixes land prices within a year to perfect proof. Revenue from playing cards in Austria reached 150000 dollars last year. Card manufacturers produced 1,578,000 packs in 1906, averaging one pack per two families, with varieties including tarock German Plequet whist and Italian tressett. About 15 percent were glazed for washing. Large card exports went to Turkey Africa and India.
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Mondell
Secretary of the Interior
Ministry of Finance
Tressett
Turkey
Africa
India
Dormant to Empire State Express Master of the Rails
Dan Dormany, long-time New York Central worker who had retired after turning sixty, proved his detractors wrong by returning to the railroad. He took charge of the Empire State express from Albany to Utica for six months to show he quit railroading by choice, then stepped down again.
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New York Central
Dan Dormany
Dormanr
the Central
Empire State Express
Albany
Utica
Kemmerer Lodge No 18 Meeting Notice
Local lodge announces weekly meetings every Thursday evening at Odd Fellows Hall in Kemmerer Wy. Attendance requested by members and invited guests. Official notices refer to temperate gatherings and orderly conduct.
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C. F. Kemmerer Lodge No. A
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Kemmerer, Wye
Sinegperenare
JE. Dowell
Nth
Titled Woman in Business Lady Auckland Leads Thriving Enterprise
A feature on Lady Auckland as a prominent businesswoman who runs a fine furniture and decorating shop. She engages with customers personally and maintains a busy social life with numerous homes and social venues, aiming for a flourishing business in a broad field.
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Lady Auckland
Why Currants Are Nutritious
The passage argues currants are highly nutritious due to their composition. It explains that their inner digestible form resembles grape sugar and credits tartaric acid from the cherry as key to pleasant taste. It notes potash as cream of tartar and suggests practical value.
A Law Lord Remembered By Mnsh Press In Quip Lively
The Msh press recalls Lord Young with quaint sayings from a famed Scotch lawyer who has died. An advocate amid heckling pressed him on the meaning of a question mark phrase and Lord Young offered a sharp, memorable response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Young
Msh Prens
Unclear OCR note on railroad fare reductions and picket dates
Fragmentary report mentions Lake City Oregon Short Line train rates and picket actions around Ogden and Fatations with April dates and limited returns. Agencies offer details, but text is garbled and specifics unclear.
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Oregon
Gale Train
Ogden
Ogdet
Fatations
Agril
Apel
Pnetteulas
Notice for Publication in Land Office Proceedings
Public notice lists witnesses including James Taylor, Thomas Foster, George Meir, and Lee of Kemmerer. The document references a land entry and related proceedings with named individuals and dates, indicating official actions and claims under the department’s notice.
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Department of Os
Eepati
Kommoerer
Youing Matuniay
James Taylor
Ketmerer
Thomas Foter
St. “Prontor
Wren
George Meir I
Reenporee
Redanes Lee
Kemmerer
Pits
Mea
Thomas V. Davis Reais
Department of the Interior
Ahbet
Reansta
Notine of inake fall compttation filed in Wyoming
Thomas Davis of Wyoming submits a claim to prove final settlement of a land settlement in Cokerthle. Names listed include Liohrd Roberta and C. I. Hamilton with associates in Idaho and Cokeeiling. The document references weeks and dates in 1908 and lists parties aiding the ownership claim.
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Wyoming
Liohrd Roberta
Cokerthle
C. I. Hamilton
Cokeeiling
Gurhing
Fred Tite
George Bertwhisthe
Idaho
Mika
Thomas ¥. Davis
Howtator
Notice of land reclamation and proof of desert claim in Wyoming
Notice is hereby given that Vaughn Hoppord of Cohettte County Wyoming has filed a land claim for the Lot and 2 described parcels with proof of desert reclamation. The hearing will occur before a receiver at Erna?sten Wyoming on the 10th day of May 1916, with witnesses to prove full reclamation and possession of the land. Names listed include Henry J Somenn of Ow Vernol county and Mary Hopford of Cokesile, among others, with the proceeding conducted by notary on June in the presence of witnesses Susan L. Cok and Colerine of Wyoming.
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Hernby
Vaughn Huppord
Dita County
Wyoming
Landelsite Newb
Biatsten
Henry J Somenn
MARY
Hopford
Cohnsille
Ulta Rounty
Tvs
Ermnsten
Wyaning
Ayer
Avanston
Cokestiles
Cokestile
Vaughn
Wyong
Vaughn HY Frord
Kantian
Ftaneto
Susan al
Feyak
Ul Colerine
Tutford
Cokesifes
Mearlnterr
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Daniel
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New Fork
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Peter Gordon, JR
Kemmerer Camera
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Weller
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Avril T
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Rocky Mountain Bell Long Distance Telephone
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O.J. Lewis & Co
Perry Hendricks
U. S
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Kennedy
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