Roosevelt and Pinchot feud and Roosevelt's return
The text mentions Theodore Roosevelt set to return to America and surpass world leaders, while Gifford Pinchot concedes defeat in his dispute with Ballinger and travels to Europe. It also notes interest in real estate in Kemmerer and rising fencing in wool grazing debates. The mix includes commentary on Barney Oldfield attending Cheyenne races and local pumpyard life.
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Gifford Pinchot
Mr. Ballinger
Europe
Roosevelt
Ian Wee
Pinchot
Himerif
Mont Gary
Kemmerer
Brothers Allard and Ewer Rally Evanston Against Wasted Spending
The Evanston publication figures by Brothers Allard and Ewer urge business people to avoid wasteful advertising and regret beer promotion. They decry those who neglect action and pity those who hoard funds, noting Kemmuerrer has few such individuals who are never noticed.
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Allard
Ewer
Evanston
Postal Savings Plan Passes Senate
A bill clearing Congress would create a postal savings system with annual interest and a limit on deposits. It sets age and eligibility rules, prohibits underage access, and outlines deposit conditions and rates, aiming to attract small savers into a government backed account.
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Senate
Jaeraun
Bargain Secondhand Furnishings For Sale
Readable fragments describe secondhand furniture and possible sale items. The note hints at repaired pieces and a bargain sale but lacks full details or a clear list of items or pricing.
New Call Sey Bids In Carrying Mall Prom Kemmerer
A garbled notice references a new mail carrying proposal from Kemmerer to Pinedale. It notes that one term was rejected and mentions a starting point for the Pinedale Information free service. The text cites Penney and Opal in relation to routing and historical context.
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Kemmerer Sud
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Renee
Penney
Kemmerer
Opal
Kemmerer District Selects Teachers for Next Year
Kemmerer School District announces its next year staff as attendance rises. Principal Chamberlain and teachers Seuss Payne Stellwagen are among those offered positions. The board plans building additions to add two rooms and improve classroom attention.
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Hoskins, Biske
Ing
Huptoon
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Lond Berd
Cpa
Ope
Emmerer
Mins Chamberlain
Seuss
Payne
Stellwagen Motikineg
Senator Warren Described as a Constant Dynamo in Capital
The Washington Herald features a portrait of Senator Warren, a New Englander long identified with the West, praised for extraordinary pace and business acumen. As chairman of Military Affairs and a busy committee member, he is depicted as a hustler who moves quickly between desk papers and committee rooms.
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Washington Herald
Jondin
Warren
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Massachuse
Bern
Ees
Telegraph Briefs on Labor and Power Policy Movements
Fragmented report notes sympathetic strike activity in Philadelphia ending after Motorday and references proposals shifting water power sites to the national government. Mentions patterns and bets, with scattered names and dates, amid a dense but unclear set of labor and political discussions.
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Philadelphia
Fort Lab Wales
Naional
Arian
Local notes and arrivals in Pine and vicinity
Community update recalls resignations and new work assignments. W V Grow resigns while O M Twichell assists in winter stock. Nell and Heitz attract buyers with a bargain counter. Ian Miswhler family left for Medicine Bow to tend ferrets. Nerman Siri rents their house. J P Folger and children arrive, staying at Hoskins while a new house is readied. Religious services featured special Kuster and Arran programs with children entertaining.
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W. V. Grow
Thow
O. M. Twichell
Nell &1
Heitz
Ian Miswhler
Viene
I Nerman Siri
Saedie- Telephone
Frontier Supply Co
J.P. Folger
Mr. Folger
Hoskins
Bew Company
Cleveland
San
J. A. Larson
Cokeville
Funeral Notice for local woman in Kemmerer
A Kemmerer woman who died yesterday morning at 10 o clock leaves a widowed mother three brothers and two sisters. The funeral service was held at the Methodist church with burial near Opal en Mu. The community extended sympathy to the bereaved family.
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Kemmerer
Opal En Mu
Thanks and neighbors honor Mines funeral
A local note honors Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Jones and BR. W. Mille for their support during the Mines illness. Kenyon and Opal Piney are mentioned in brief as part of the community effort.
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BR. W. Mille
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Kenyon
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Maine
Mr. Ike
French veestabies moret Mercantile debs Felis
An unclear local note reports a shipment arrival and window shades at a Camber store. It mentions illness in a mother and a person named Miers Mere stepping in from Walt Laks. Other details reference Neil and Brits and Rick Zilier as a manager.
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Camber
Miers
Walt Laks
Gils
Neil & Brits
Rick Zilier
Ihre Dommsre Rary
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