Great Northern trims Seattle Chicago limited train time
The Great Northern shortens the Seattle to Chicago limited run by eight hours signaling possible scheduling shifts for O S L lines. Congress promotes Goethals to major general for Panama Canal work. Debates over economic strains and Rockefeller wealth circulate in newspapers with figures on minute income and donations.
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Great Northern
Seattle
Chicago
Congress
Colonel Goethals
Panama Canal
Princess Chrysanthmum Operetta at High School
Report on the High School music class operetta Princess Chrysanthemum praised for strong performances by all cast and original Japanese-inspired costumes and decorations. Directors Prof. Davis and Miss Lee cited for creditable work. two crowded shows noted.
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Chrysanthemum
Kemmerer
Ce Pating
Bur Camera
Medla
Davis
Misa Lee
Lowell Smith Birthday Surprise At Home
The young friends gathered Monday evening at the Smith home to mark Lowell Smith’s upcoming thirteenth birthday with a party. A festive lunch followed featuring olives, sandwiches, salad, and fruit, arranged with cut glass and silver, as Mrs. Hainsworth helped host and keep the merriment going. Attendees included Myrtle McClement Ethel Whiteant Vine Amith Eleanor Blickfeldt and many others.
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Lowell Smith
Evo Smith
Ueisted
Emily Hainsworth
Myrtle McClement
Ethel Whiteant
Ving Amith
Eleanor and
Anna Blickfeldt
Myrtle Graham
China Wilson
Fioranomeee
Maunto Pfvilfer
Blugant Smith
Stasters
Ervin Caves
Elmer Young
Bell
William Whitoosh
Ralph Rosenberg
Pilon McClement
Benton Hansen
Toewad Leawell Stamith
Call for Bids Kemmerer Niwalag May 11 ILA
A call for bids is issued by the county clerk for items related to Kemmerer Niwalag Tuoi Commies Jomo. Bids are due May 11 with delivery terms and site details including block 44 second side and Keimmeres town plans. The notice directs interested bidders to the county clerk's site for full requirements and schedule.
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Kemmerer
Niwalag
Ila
Couey Pometh
Tuoi
T Jun
Hounly
Sheri
Keimmeres
Getinainn de
Gatti
Abun
Keliusahee
Erik
Tov Thawed
Comierianens
Coatling Bilin
Uuuieanel
Poob
Rane
Ated
Teile Ueick
Bowser Bt
Dr Marquis Elected Mayor in Quiet City Election
Yesterday’s vote favored the Republican ticket over the Christians in a low key poll. Officials are described as good men capable of guiding the city with credit and honor. Voter turnout was light and no challengers appeared at the polls. The editorial notes no bitterness toward the results and praises the new officers.
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Republian
Crtisans
Wao. E. Pitt
Opal Visitor Finds Busy Spring in Opal
Findlay Petrie of Opal visited on Saturday and noted a busy spring in Opal with shearing pens running full blast under Geo Watts and freighters from the upper country keeping the Opal Mercantile Co. store busy. he did not send correspondence last week.
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Findlay Petrie
Opal
Opal Mercantile Co
Findlay
Sheep lambing underway on Fish Creek in Hay Hollow report
Frank Wexelberger reports sheep cavousced nicely on Fish Creek in Hay Hollow with lambing under way after shearing. He says the Chris Jewel clip stock springs sold for 274 gage, possibly the highest Wyoming wool price, with Wexelberger holding his clip.
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Frank Wexelberger
Fish Creek
Hay Hollow
Wexelberger
Cameron
Chris
Wyoming
Wezelberger
Etil
Japanese Night Stirs Kemmerer Camp Crowd
A traveling troupe from San Francisco played at the Jayne pool hall beside the fik hotel last Saturday drawing many campers from the surrounding camp. The reporter cannot fully explain the show but notes singing and acts that won hearty applause from attendees.
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Kemmerer
Campa
San Francisco
Jayne Pool Hall
Fik
Moose Dance Planned in Kemmerer Lyceum Theatre
The Moose Lodge of Kemmerer announces a dance at the Lyceum Theatre on Saturday night May 16. The Kemmerer orchestra will provide music and a good attendance is anticipated for the event amid the familiar badge party atmosphere.
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Loyalder of
Moose
Lyceum
Fishing Party Travels Near Nogwett Creek Friday
Reported by Frontier resident Frontier Lee Terre and his son Joe along with Jack Roberts, their wagon journey ended with a roast at Hook Creek. Local observers describe the afternoon as uneventful with a small gathering and routine travel.
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Lee Terre
Frontier
Joe
Jack Roberts
Nogwett
Hook Creek
Fragmented OCR: Photos Alter Death In Last Week
OCR fragment reads as a damaged notice about photos altering death records. Mentions an unnamed person and unclear events from a newspaper page. Details are unreadable and names are incomplete.
Dan Parker On Trial For The Defense
The document notes Dan Parker on trial with defense counsel Mrs Thos Jones and Mise Jones. It mentions a Dutch Miller witness and resembles court proceedings with warrants and jury panel payment details. The item hints at a murder case and possible retrial actions this weekend.
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Thos. Jones
Mise Jones
Master Jones
George Smith
Matthew Austin
Court Notes Highlight Local Murder Case Proceedings
District court hearings focus on murder cases with juror selections and guilty verdicts. Claudia Christensen and August Christensen face diverse charges. Andrew Colling pleads guilty to petit larceny. other cases involve felonious assault and civil actions with court-ordered filings and delays. Local officials, prosecutors, and witnesses travel for court matters as schedules extend into May.
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District Court
Claudia M. Christensen
August Christensen
Diverse
Walter A. Muir
Sweetwater County
Kemmerer
Big Piney
Dan Atty. H
Hidgely
Cheyenne
Senenis
Chas. Sammon
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Sammon
Bert Long
George Powers
Mrs.Turner
Wm. Clark
Election results from Lincoln county and surrounding areas
Reported results show mayoral and council races in Marbleton Chapel and other towns. Republican and Citizens party candidates named, with some unfilled offices and notes on Cokeville, Mock Springs, and Parker murder trial coverage.
Senior Picnic At Waterfall Brightens Kemmerer High
The Kemmerer High School faculty and senior class enjoyed a full day trip to Waterfall by school buses with games and picnics. An upcoming nine reel feature Sea Minables shown at the picture show on Monday followed by Juniors hosting Seniors and Seniors entertaining the faculty in coming evenings with tea and social events featuring Frankie Wilton, Bessie Seb, Mary Mack, Nora Stewart, Mayme Jones, Sam Ros, Vaughn Lyons, and Leroy Rosenberg.
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Kemmerer High School
Waterfall
Pier Senapehoo
Gantge
Frankie Wilton
Bessie Seb
Mary Mack
Nora Stewart
Mayme Jones
Sam Ros
Vaughn Lyons
Leroy Rosenberg
Lyceum Leased After May First To Frank Davia
The Lyceum theatre will be under Frank Davia’s management after May 1 after he signed a lease with Alex Scott. The announcement hints at forthcoming features and program plans with additional details to follow.
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Lyceum Theatre
Frank Davia
Alex Scott
Fea
Local man found dead on street after accident
A passerby reported a man found near a streetcar, with police and the coroner involved. Another witness assessed the scene and said the person fell between a wheel and curb, but remained alive and unharmed according to the report.
Unreadable OCR Note on Wool Trade And Names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions wool, individuals Morris Thomas Leppilioes and others in unclear context. Lacks coherent event, place, date, or outcome to form a complete news item.
Opal Happenings Shearing Season Ends At Opal
The Opal column notes George Watts oversaw a successful shearing season with about fifty thousand sheep shorn and crews leaving for lambing areas. The piece praises Watts management, notes strong effort from shearers, and invites readers to return each spring. It also contains local chatter and notices about residents and business.
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George Watts
Pal Corrals
Opal
Frontier Notes Albert Kalinski to Quit It
Fragmented notes report Albert Kalinski leaving a position and Mre Marnie Lafferty residing with Frank Sanday Port lies amid a broken sequence of names and dates. The garbled text hints at a trip to Salt Lake and a two week absence connected to Mrs Cartiri and others, including Mrs The, Hugh Roberts and Thomas.
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Albert Kalinski
Marnie Lafferty
Frank
Seepas
Salt Lake
Cartiri
Hugh Roberts
Thomas
Diamondville Defeats Montpelier Amid Stormy Sunday Game
Diamondville defeated Montpelier in a Sunday baseball game interrupted by threatening weather. The crowd dispersed as storms moved in, with no further details on final score or innings available.
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Diamondville
Montpelier
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