Diamondville News Highlights Local Life and Politics
The Diamondville News reports routine notices from The Cam era at Diamondville, election plans for the municipality, social events, and town officials. It notes visitors, theatergoers, and Deputy Sheriff McDermaid as well as a Wyoming Press illustrated edition featuring Diamondville figures. The district No 9 school meeting details include budgets and trustee elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Daly
Epworth League
Mission Hall
McDermaid
James
Mr. McDermaid
Diamondville
Dissolution Notice for Rob ert Mae & Co Partnership
The partnership formerly operating as Rob ert Mae & Co is dissolved by mutual consent. Robert Rae will collect all accounts and assume all indebtedness. Frontier Wyoming, April 25, 1900.
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Robert Mae & Co
Robert Rae
Kax & Os
Frontier
Wyo
Frontier Notes Snapshot of Diamondville Residents and Local Events
Frontier notes report Diamondville residents Mern Thomas Sneddon and Geo N Griffin visiting, and others: John Freeman returning to Glencoe after shearing, George Heitz visiting from Salt Lake City, Archie Niebit improving from rheumatism, Arthur Robinson and O Connell exploring river interests. Kemmerer Coal Co mines operate four days weekly. Edward Johnson leaves, John Nisbit and L Quealy hire to fill. Rock Creek fishing trip by Miss L Quealy party. Kemmerer election attendees pleased with trustees. Road supervisor to enforce poll tax. Fontenelle trip by Heitz family. overland tour from Proutier to Rathbone ranch with fishing, hospitality, and Forncrook dinner. Forrest Stock Company opens three nights at Finnball with Man and Master and In A Spider s Web. compliments on wardrobe and stage. upcoming A Gentleman in Rags with specialties.
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Arthur Robinson
O'Connell
Kemmerer Coal Co
Edward Johnson
John Nisbit
John Herring
Heitz
Howard
Albert
John Sneddon
Fontenelle
Proutier
Rathbone Brothers
Porncrook
Mr. Forncrook
Fintenelle
Forrest Stock Company
Finnball
Metropolitan
Pioneer Limited introduces largest dining car to date
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway launches the Pioneer Limited with a new dining car 82 feet long, six inches wider and higher, seating 36, and a kitchen able to run six cooks with six waiters. The prior car was too small for patrons, necessitating a larger vehicle. Henderson, the draggiet, is located in S.A. Milla tiara to oversee the new building and ensure daily job work at the Camund office. prices are right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway
Pioneer Limited
Dad & Conductor
Pioneer
Hecemary
Chis, Henderson
Draggiet
Ia S.A. Milla
Stead
Pungent Paragraphs and Jokes From Various Papers
A collage of quips and mock dialogue from Philadelphia and other papers. Snippets lampoon music culture vanity and education money myths, with lines about composers critics and a blindfolded left handed author.
Man of Fads and Money
A Detroit Free Press tale recounts a drummer reflecting on wealth and folly. He recalls degrading his feeble Ohio uncle to learn respect for others' fads, recounting pranks that end with the uncle disowning him yet leaving everything to distant relatives.
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Ohio
Thielle
The Girl of Fifteen Seeks Real World Knowledge
Fragment from Woman's Companion discusses a schoolgirl kept ignorant of real life. It argues experience, not abstract talk, leads to judgment and maturity. It warns against deferring life to others and suggests experiential learning shapes a traveler adult.
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Adam
Amie
Lebar
Janeen Aieil
Elisely
Raperience
Weil
Night funeral services become common in New York
An article notes that about 16 out of 80 funerals in New York were held at night, a rate higher than in the past decade. Undertakers say night services ease attendance for businesspeople and distant cemeteries, with interments following the next morning for family members.
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New York
Medicine in Bar-rooms and the Barkeeper Doctor
A New Orleans Democrat piece laments the shift in barroom culture where barkeeps dispense remedies, laxatives, and nervine tonics as customers seek medicine in saloons. It notes drugstores mix drinks with alcohol, creating a blurred line between medicine and liquor and contrasts barroom current practice with past drinkers seeking only a single drink.
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New Orleans Democrat
Jean Rextember
Weil
Stomach and Liver Pills Promoted in Tribune Ads
An early Salt Lake Tribune advertising column touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to relieve stomach distress, indigestion, and constipation. The piece extols a healthy appetite and bowel regulation, urging readers to try the remedy via “all speakers.” It also endorses The Salt Lake Tribune and The Weekly Tribune as valuable newspapers for farmers and readers.
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Chamberlain
Sciatic Rheumatism Cured After Fourteen Years of Suffering
Josh Edgar of Germantown Gal describes fourteen years of sciatic rheumatism and relief after using Chamberlain Pain Bar. He reports immediate aid and eventual cure with no recurrence, noting the liniment’s availability through all dealers.
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Josh Edgar
Germantown
Gal
Chamberlain
Edland
All Dealera
Electric Bitters Boosts Overworked Congressman's Health
A scrambled OCR note touts Electric Bitters as restoring health after overwork. It claims the tonic revitalizes a weary congressman and his body, noting improved vitality and strength. Marketed by Kemmerer Drug Co with a guarantee.
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Champ Lark
Missongi
Rim
Chad
Kemmerer Deng Co
Tuesday Evening Meeting Invitation at Aigeland Camp No 11 WF
A fragmented notice invites members to a weekly Tuesday evening gathering at Aigeland Camp. The legible lines reference a cordial invitation, a location, and a fraternal lodge designation, with text obscured in parts.
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Atvand
Aigeland Camp
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Diamondville News
J. H. Sayer
Kemmerer Publishing Company
Glencoe
Kemmerer
Bate
A. M. King
Malley
Ray Mason
Nephi Gilmore
Cumberland
Dave McAndrews
Lindsay
Maud Smith
Way
Nick
Wyoming Press
Daly Hotel
Griffin
Nit
Mills
Diamond Coal and Dyke Co
Mountain Trading Company
Davia
J. M. Dickey
H. E. Lewis
Mr. Dickey
Mer. Davis
Mr. Lewis
Meaim Gi. N. Griffin
Levi Ward
Shos
Scott
Frontier Notes
Mern Thomas Sneddon
Geo N. Griffin
John Freeman
John Matthews
George Heitz
Salt Lake City
Archie Niebit
Camund
Philadelphia Heenril
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Elvira
Philadelphia Bulletin
Grindicus
Sporticus
Harvard Lampoon
Porte Cochere
Hostese
Mr. Nightingale
Ohio State Journal
Man OF
Wilie Bomely
Hight Funeral Services
Vietere
London
Corte
Einutieh
Ted
Paul Perey
The
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Tribune
Mountain Farmer and Ranchman
Tribune Publishing Company
H. L. Hewetson
Kemmerer, Wyo
Judge Rosenberg
H. E. Christmas
OFRR
First National Bank
Kemmerer, Wto
J. W. Sammon
Attorney AT Law
Notary Public
Kemmerer Municipal Directory
Lawrie
George M. Thorpe Douneliman de
Drs. Hocker & Liggitt
Hocker & Cunnington's Dental
Harper Kentucky
Lollman & Hackman
Addream
Doren
Wang Lovee
Weltune Wall
Sneddy
Sins McPal
Mand & Louge
Diamond Ville
Wyn
Avery Prishiy
Church Services
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Chas. L. DeLaBarre
Mra
E. Waynick
Mormon Church
N. Griffin
Chas
L. DeLaBarre
Epworth
C. T. Gamble
Ms Sanilage
Wyoming & Western
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Cumberland ml
Kemmeyer
Ouesway
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Sinan
Tony Hore
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Diamondville Meat Market
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