Vealey Sneddow Couple Married in Diamondville Ceremony
Miss Huff Sneddon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sneddon, wed Mr. Aee A Vealey of Salt Lake City in Diamondville with Rev. H. A. Wood officiating at 4 30 on Saturday. The couple, hosted at a wedding supper at Hotel Kemmerer and an Eastern Star Dance, depart for Salt Lake City where Vealey runs Isis moving pictures on Broadway.
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Huff Sneddon
Thomas Sneddon
Diamondville
Aee A. Vealey
Salt Lake City
H. A. Wood
St James Church
Vealy
Mercantile Pturewite
Isis Moving Picture
Broadway
Wealy
Sneddon
Sapper
Kemmerer
Suspicions and Bridal Party at Russel Home
A bridishower for Miss Bult Sneddon was held at Mr and Mrs Thomas Russels with attendees gifting tokens of esteem. Guests acted out bridal roles for entertainment and to raise smiles in a lively, humorous afternoon gathering. An event followed by a parting station at Diamondville station for the newlyweds Air and Mrs Ace Wealy with a Willing Workers sale planned at Mission Hall Friday May 5.
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Bult Sneddon
Bridary
Ellaborate
R Poapedt
Diamondville
Sage Notes from Sage and Nearby Ranches
Jake Greenwall aged 67 was found dead in his Sage ranch bed Sunday night. Coroner Embree from Kemmerer took charge. Greenwall had been sick for some time and was a lone, childless settler who moved from Rock Springs four years ago. A Sage baseball game against Randolph ended 3 to 0 with mainly Sage players unavailable. Easter program at Sage School drew a large crowd. decorations were praised. Edwin Porter plans to move to Robinson Hollow saw mill to fulfill large lumber orders. Mrs. Browning arrived from Nebraska. her son Earl Browning has a local homestead east of Sage. John Reed visiting Evanston. Mrs. Reed to move to the ranch after school ends. BLH Jones from Beckwith to build a house for Wm. Julian. Join Mischler moved from Kemmerer to Jack Heaton ranch. Henry Gilius moved to Bear Lake ranch. Sage barber left for Salt Lake City to find a wife. Bertha Swanson visited Diamondville. Wm. Clark in Gage from his son's Fosall ranch. Oncar Peterson in Suse three days for a project. Leslie Plummer photographed at Sage east end. Mrs. O Hannon from Coke Ville took the school census. Winter fencing continues at Beckwith ranch.
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Jake Greenwall
Heckwith
Greenwall
Rock Springs
Embree
Kemmerer
Sage
Randolph Ve. Sage
Randolph
Sage School
Edwin Porter
Robinson Hollow
Porter
Leslie Plummer
Sage Gunde
O'Hannon
Coke[Ville
I Pie
Beckwith
Evansville Sells Sheep Interest in Stabler Bros Deal
Joseph and Charles Lee acquire Stahley interest in Stabler Bros sheep and land for 75000 dollars. Lee Brothers with John Stanley plan to incorporate the new company and retain part of the bull interest. Charles Krablay plans to depart May for California then return to Evanston to resume home life.
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Joseph
Charles Lee
Stahley
Stabler Bros
Lee Brothers
John Stanley
Tmebull
Charles Krablay
California
Evanston
Health symbol and emblem on Chamberlain's Tablets
A faded notice describes a five pointed star symbol connected to health and temperance. It mentions the Pythagorians of Ancient times and a Rex badge, noting the star appears on Chamberlain's Tablets packages as a symbol of health and purity.
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Rex
Why You Should Support the Citizens Ticket in Kemmerer
The editorial attacks the Reform Administration for not enacting new ordinances and for diverting 14 000 in receipts away from long term aims. It praises the Citizens ticket for representing key local interests including Oregon Short Line and coal interests, warns against executive overreach, and urges voting to elect three Citizens candidates on Tuesday.
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Partizan
Citizens
Oregon
Kemmerer
Kemmerer Coal and Frontier S
Tasses
Adinistration
Prevent
Otto
Pine Avenue
Sapphire Street
Court House Notes Median Patent and Warranty Deeds Filed
County clerk records show a week of filings Feb 20 1916 including lant patents and warranty deeds. Transactions list owners such as J Calot Lucian Hale A Hale T Papworth and George Yeaman with parcels in townships and plots 1000s dollars values noted across several dates from 1901 to 1916.
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J. Calot
Afion
Jna
P. Fa
Willen
Lucian Hale Et
A. B. Land
Mie
Mall Ux
A. L. Hale
See
Prey
Railroad arbitration to be held in New York in June
Representatives of railroad employees and operators agreed to submit their differences to arbitration in New York City during June. W. and Slaney, a Broth erhood of Locomotive Engineers official, said one man would represent the union. The system totals about 100 workers.
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New York City
W. & Slaney
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brall
Rod Ayetem
Fragmentary OCR Almanac Style Entries from 1910s Letters
A garbled OCR fragment lists various dated letters and land transactions involving individuals such as Taft and Witeaw with unclear places and numbers. It hints at land tenure actions and correspondences, but the text is too corrupted to extract coherent events or parties.
Protecting public education our sacred duty
The piece urges a united community to uphold and fund education, improve school buildings, and back instructors. It emphasizes the vital role of schooling in shaping capable citizens and condemns neglect of children’s intellectual growth as a shame to society. It calls for sustained attention to students' welfare and future readiness.
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America
German Beer Aid in War Effort Draws American Insight
Dr. Max Stein, director of the German beer distribution association, describes how 1,500,000 liters daily reach troops on three fronts. He contrasts German beer as essential to health with American views on luxury, noting how beer supply influenced morale and endurance of soldiers abroad. He cites observation of American drinking culture and remarks on military drinkers from various regions.
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Max Stein
Germany
Stein
United States
Tam
Russia
Balkans
America
Mexico
Cerman
Sublet Stage Herm an Skola Operates Kemmerer Route
Herman Skola of the Kemmerer Livery Co announces an auto stage service between Kemmerer and Sublet on Saturdays and Sundays. Departures: Kemmerer 7 00 AM Saturdays and 7 00 PM Sundays, with returns to Kemmerer after 7 00 AM and 6 00 PM trips. The service aims to convenience travelers visiting the two points.
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Herman Skola
The
Kemmerer Livery Co
Kem
Kemmerer
Sublet
Pointe
Porter Christensen Courd Commissioner Officiated Marriage
The marriage of Mart Christensen and Miss Ndna Porter of Sage was officiated Monday by Porter Christensen Courd Commissioner. The couple are well known in the area and enjoy broad community support. Friends extend congratulations and best wishes.
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Courd
Hob Christman
Mart Christensen
Ndna Porter
Sage
Ron
Dancing Club Forms at Frontier with Partner Policy
The Live Wire orchestra established a dancing club in Frontier. Membership is restricted to partners, men or individuals without partners are excluded. They announce Tuesday night sessions this week and plan dances throughout spring and summer.
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Live Wire Orchestra
Frontier
Fragmentary wartime tract hints at temperance reform
The text, a garbled excerpt, references the French Metical Society feeding the at the front and warns of trench life, noting that a nip of brandy and estrone manor of etery are what we on the continent may sustain, touching on temperance reform.
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Acldines
Branty
Estrone
Etery
Chamberlain’s Tablets Praise From Readers
A letter from Mrs Anna Kadin of Smencerport New York lauds Chamberlain’s Tablets as the first remedy that gave positive relief after years of trying many treatments for a chronic condition. She says the tablets have done wonders and she values them highly.
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Chamberlain
Mra Anna Kadin
N.Y
Turpie Estate Admin Notice in Lincoln County
Notice to creditors and interested persons that Lucy Turpin administrator seeks settlement of final account for the estate of William L Turpie deceased in Lincoln County Wyoming. The court orders publication and a listening in a designated court room on a specified date.
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Katate
Wyoming
Linratn
District Court
William L. Turpie
Notiog
Lucy ‘Turpin
Iribeilon
Lincoln
Bnet
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Kemmerer, Wyoming
Diamondville Notes
Vealey
Paroel Oe
Willig
Union Bunday Echowd
Miseion Hall
Wrifay
B. M. Fox
Lattargs, Wyoming
Sage Notes
Avanston Press
Ceket
Tri- Je
Court House
L. J. Halting
A. Luwing
T. Papworth
Gee. W. Yeaman
Mark Hardman
Houben Jensen
Sarah Call
David W Jand
Man
Mlnttilyphan
Mateh
T. Roomevelt
Hensada
Wm. Taft
Mark
W. Witeaw
Edward Button
Land
Y. Black
Land la See
HL Taft
Mirman Ory
Poe
Hereford
George D. Harrah Wewton
Yordun
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