Diamondville News Covers Local Events and Elections
Local items report news service by The Cam era at Diamondville, social events at Hotel Daly, Epworth League social, and notes on residents from Kemmerer, Glencoe, and Oakley. Election day for Diamondville municipality looms with a single ticket likely, plus church and club gatherings, deputy sheriff McDermaid praised, and school district No. 9 votes and trustee elections amid financial details.
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Hotel Daly
Epworth League
Mission Hall
McDermaid
James
Mr. McDermaid
Diamondville
Rob ert Rae Dissolves Rob ert Mae & Co Partnership
Dissolution notice states the partnership Rob ert Mae and Co is dissolved by mutual consent. Robert Rae will collect all accounts and assume all indebtedness. Frontier Wyoming, date April 25, 1900s.
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Robert Mae & Co
Robert Rae
Kax & Os
Frontier
Wyo
Frontier Notes Report From Diamondville Area
Frontier notes mention Mern Thomas Sneddon and Geo N Griffin of Diamondville visiting Thursday. Local shaver John Freeman returned to Glencoe this week. George Heitz traveled from Salt Lake City to visit family. Archie Niebit has recovered health. Arthur Robinson and O Connell visited river interests. Kemmerer Coal Co mines run four days weekly. Edward Johnson left company, John Nisbit takes his place. Rock Creek fishing trip by Miss L Quealy and party. Kemmerer election attendees satisfied with trustees. Road supervisor from Kemmerer Coal Co leasing poll tax work. John Herring oversees roads. Heitz party visited Fontenelle. overland trip via Proutier with Rathbone ranch hosts. Sunday fishing at Forncrook home. dinner served, then return home. Forrest Stock Company opened three nights at Finnball. praised for Man and Master and In A Spider's Web. Wardrobe praised. next night A Gentleman in Rags with specialties teased.
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Glencoe
Kemmerer
Bate
A. M. King
Malley
Ray Mason
Diamondville
Nephi Gilmore
Cumberland
Dave McAndrews
Lindsay
Maud Smith
Way
Nick
Mern Thomas Sneddon
Geo N. Griffin
Frontier
John Freeman
John Matthews
George Heitz
Salt Lake City
Archie Niebit
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 dining car launches new era on rails
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway introduces the Pioneer Limited dining car a large modern car 82 feet long six inches wider and higher than prior cars seating 36 patrons with movable bars and a six cook kitchen enabling full service. The old car is retired and Henderson the draughtsman is stationed at S A Mills to manage the work while the new building is erected. Prices are right.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway
Pioneer Limited
Dad & Conductor
Pioneer
Hecemary
Chis, Henderson
Draggiet
Ia S.A. Milla
Stead
Pungent Paragraphs in a Jumble of Quotes
In a collage of witty lines from multiple papers, the text contrasts humorous takes on music, education, wealth, social behavior, and dialect verse. It references remarks from Philadelphia papers, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Harvard Lampoon, Catholic Standard, Punch, and Ohio State Journal, blending satire and anecdote.
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Philadelphia Heenril
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Elvira
Philadelphia Bulletin
Grindicus
Sporticus
Harvard Lampoon
Porte Cochere
Hostese
Mr. Nightingale
Ohio State Journal
Man of Fads and Money and a Drummer’s Confession
The drummer recalls a rich Ohio uncle who funded him but survived a prank. He describes visiting the feeble relative and altering his wardrobe with a new tie, shoes, socks, and buttons, provoking a sharp rebuke and a 40 cent allowance to depart. The uncle disinherited the nephew in favor of barefoot winter wearers and a tobacco-chewing cousin.
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Ohio
Thielle
The Girl of Fifteen and the Path of Knowledge
A fragmented excerpt discusses a schoolgirl's limited exposure to life and society. It contrasts naive curiosity with the need for real experience and judgment as she grows, noting that early ignorance gives way to personal insight through experience and guidance.
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Adam
Amie
Lebar
Janeen Aieil
Elisely
Raperience
Weil
Night funeral services rise in New York traditions
An 1890s New York observer notes that about one in five funerals are at night, with some undertakers estimating a growing trend toward evening services. He cites convenience for businesspeople and distant cemeteries, allowing more friends and members to attend before the burial next morning.
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New York
Medicine in bars and the barkeeper as doctor
An editorialized piece notes that saloon patrons once sought only drink but now rely on barkeepers for medicines and remedies. It contrasts barroom dispensing with drugstores selling alcoholic tonics, and observes shifting social roles and influences in American life.
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New Orleans Democrat
Jean Rextember
Weil
Stomach and Liver Pills Ad Promises Health
An vintage ad extols Chamberlain's Stomach with Liver Tablets to soothe digestive disturbances and restore appetite. It claims liver action improves bowel regulation and promotes general health, urging readers to buy from local speakers. The piece also plugs The Salt Lake Tribune and The Weekly Tribune as valuable papers for farmers and the public.
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Chamberlain
Sciatic Rheumatism Cured After Fourteen Years of Suffering
Josh Edgar of Germantown Gal describes fourteen years of sciatic rheumatism relief after using Chamberlain Pain Bar. He states immediate relief and long lasting cure, praising the liniment now sold by all dealers.
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Josh Edgar
Germantown
Gal
Chamberlain
Edland
All Dealera
Electric Bitters Restores Health Says Campaign Note
A political note claims overstressed body and nerves harmed Congressman Champ lark of Missongi. Three bottles of Electric Bitters allegedly revived health, boosting vigor for a man presenting a vigorous campaign stance. Guaranteed by Kemmerer Deng Co.
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Champ Lark
Missongi
Rim
Chad
Kemmerer Deng Co
Tidings of a Tuesday Weekly Meeting at Ai seland Camp No 11
The notice invites members to a Tuesday evening gathering at Ai geland Camp No 11 WF with cordial participation requested. Details are incomplete due to damaged text but the event centers on a weekly camp meeting atmosphere and attendance.
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Atvand
Aigeland Camp
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Diamondville News
J. H. Sayer
Kemmerer Publishing Company
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
Camund
Man OF
Wilie Bomely
Hight Funeral Services
Vietere
London
Corte
Einutieh
Ted
Paul Perey
The
Salt Lake Tribune
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
Pan
Chas. L. DeLaBarre
Mra
E. Waynick
Mormon Church
N. Griffin
Chas
L. DeLaBarre
Epworth
C. T. Gamble
Ms Sanilage
Wyoming & Western
R. R
Cumberland Branch
Komimener
Cumberland ml
Kemmeyer
Ouesway
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Sinan
Tony Hore
Biro
Lawinn
Ayait
Kemimover
Wyn OK Buna
IATA
AMT &T A
Utah
Diamondville Meat Market
Wyoming
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