Government plans deportations and suffrage era challenges
The report notes Britain’s move to deport women found guilty of supreme offenses to Saint Helena, amid costs estimated at twenty million dollars due to suffragette disturbances. It also covers widespread dynamite use by farmers near Lander to clear ground, improve drainage, and boost orchard growth, with positive early results at a local experiment farm near town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isle of
St. Helena
Atlantic
Afrean
Napoleon
Lander
Wyoming State Journal
LaBarge residents plan homesteading expansion
The LaBarre area sees residents expanding homesteads and improving properties as several long time settlers now rent driveways and farming spaces. New builds and improvements are reported this spring with anticipation of a growing homesteading era and increased local development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaBarre
Gouriy
Rurtee
Saluian
Karle
Silva
Sultanitint
Alesady
Stilleell
Oor Hundling Taber
Harry Bapate
Fomtel Abe Spreepee
Willy Putneliine
Mia
Db Hage
Abetity
Fragmented OCR note on test and location clues
A garbled OCR fragment mentions start, meters, and locations with scattered names. It reads like a jumbled field note claiming distances and times, with partial references to a place and persons, but lacks coherent context or verifiable facts.
Fragmented OCR: Pans Cheysi event on wall try
Fragmented text shows an event or meeting reference with unclear names and dates. Readable entities include a wall or display, a person or group possibly Cheysi, and a dated context. The fragment lacks full details to identify participants, place, or outcome.
Kemmerer Election Yields New Local Officials
In Kemmerer the town election produced mayor C. W. Heanden and councilmen Dd Brown Cornellinan TL and By Mathert. The public vote favored a unified approach, with many townspeople backing party tickets. New officers are to assume office Monday, June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
C. W. Heanden
Municipel Camysine
Kielce
Kommerce
Sixty Days FE Jones Arraigned and Sentenced for Fraud
Jones was arraigned before Badge Mott last week and sentenced to six days in the county jail for securing board on false representation. He claimed employment with Oregon Short Hire and signed up board orders while not on the payroll. An investigation found he worked in a grading camp with no funds to pay for five tickets obtained under Shisrey Wharf. A Frontier baseball team is forming, with a fundraiser planned at Union Hall Saturday to support the move. Lost item on Cumberland Road is a brown cravenette top for an auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockings
Frontier
Union Hall
Cumberland Road
Cainera
Farewell Party for Vnttusa and J W Neil at L D S Chorel
A farewell gathering last Thursday at the L D S chorel honored Mr and Mrs J W Neil with a lively program of songs dancing and readings. Rev Ma Luetira spoke and the couple received a water set as a token of appreciation from the local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
J W
Jim
Nalish
Luetira
Jim’ Drowess
Noes of Annual Meeting of Stockholders and Related Notes
Notes describe the annual meeting of stockholders and related actions. Mentions a proposed reward, references to officers or leaders, and dates near Pineal Hill and Wyo. Includes remarks about legal steps and obligations for shareholders and officials.
Fragmented OCR note with garbled place names and terms
A garbled OCR passage presents a jumble of words and partial phrases. It reads like notes or a scrambled report with numerous misspellings and unclear references, lacking coherent events, dates, or clear entities to identify.
Kemmerer School Notes Marks End of Term and Events
The present term in District No 1 ends May. Two hundred parents and patrons attended last Monday's exhibit. Primary and fifth grades visited Frontier exhibit. The high school Zoology class took a field trip led by Mr Breanwhan. Graduation at Kemmerer Theater slated for May 28 with close program the night before. Miss Nellie Yates left for Kansas due to mother’s illness. Miss Isabelle Sneddon from Diamondville will cover the seventh and eighth grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Willie Thompson
Mise Ivey
Thore
Kew
Frontier
Kemmerer Theater
Breanwhan
Clas
Kemmerer High School
Nellie Yates
Kansas
Isabelle Sneddon
Diamondville
Beckstead Family Centered in Historic Horse Ranch Purchase
Mr and Mrs Frank Beckstead of Evanston and their daughters Margaret and Mildred visited Kemmerer last week with sons E L Beckstead of Kemmerer and G L Beckstead of Susie. The elder Beckstead, a Uinta county pioneer, is closing a deal to buy the famed Horse Ranch by Hyde and Hatch near Burntfork in Sweetwater County. The ranch, located about forty miles south of Granger, was among the first in the area and was originally filed on by Phil Masa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Beckstead
Evanston
Margaret
Mildred
Kemmerer
E. L. Beckstead
G. L. Beckstead
Susie
Beckstead
Uinta County
Hyde & Hatch
Burntfork
Sweetwater Conuity
Granger
Phil Masa
Character Ball by Young Ladies Improvement Club
The LD church in Diamondville hosts a character ball at Finn Hall next Saturday evening May 17. All are invited with tickets available and refreshments to be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies Improvement Club
Diamondville
Finn Hall
Free program at Kemmerer theater by Kemmerer pupils
A Friday afternoon event at 2 30 in the New Kemmerer theater features a play performed by the Primary and Fifth grade pupils of Kemmerer schools. Manager Whitney donates theater use and there is no admission charge. Closing exercises for these grades follow next week with all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer Theater
Kemmerer
Whitney
Theas
Sublet Elects Four Councilmen After Resignations
Only the Citizens party ticket ran in Sublet this year but two resignations opened four council seats. Elected were Chais Loyd Lanty Zurick Win Steednd Lee Allred and P W Hood was re elected as mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublet
Citizens
Chais Loyd
Lanty Zurick
Win Steednd Lee Allred
P W. Hood
Wyoming Inspection Certificate for Hem Horses Shipment
The State of Wyoming Lincoln County certifies that at Kemmerer on this day 14 head of horses branded as gray and other marks are to be shipped out of the state. Horses listed include a gray with brand on the left shoulder and a boot horse not claimed. Deputy Walton signs, noting the seizure and disposition of the stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Lincoln
Nfuresaid
Kemmerer
Eorhel Mackling
Walton
Wren
Serre
Toft Shuabber
Rand
Bolt Tah
Tech Wtwuller
Toft Shualder
Home League Orphanage seeks adopters in Kemmerer
Miss M A Williams of Denver representing the Home League Orphanage spoke in Kemmerer last week urging locals to sponsor and support the non sectarian home for destitute children. She announced the agency is ready to care for children needing services and invited visitors to view the orphanage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.A. Williams
Denver
Home League
Kemmerer
Doctor McDill Returns to Private Practice in Granteville
In Big Piney Examiner report, Dr. McDill ends practice with Dr. eelua and relocates to his home in Granteville Utah. The article notes a trade and sublet arrangement involving a Doctor eee and Sapp as witnesses to the transfer of practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublet
Ing
McDill
Eelua
Granteville
Utah
Big Piney Examiner
Sunday Baseball Theme of a Mop feed in Mother Road
A Sunday baseball game will be played at Diamondville grounds at 3 p.m. The Diamondville team will host the Rock team in a matchup that highlights local sports in the Mother Road area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Road
M. Otaikendville
Cellent
Rock
Diamondville Grounds
Guild Supper At St Peete Gaild in Thorstley
The Ladies of St Peete Gaild will host a supper at the Varia hall on the fifteenth with the usual menu including plated courses and social fellowship. Proceeds on the event support parish activities and community programs in Thorstley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peete
Notice for Publication of State Auditor Report
Notice from Cheyenne Wyoming dated April 17 announces publication of the state auditor report for the year ending December 31, 1912. It lists assets liabilities and capital figures for the Wyoming Insurance Companies and notes the remarks of the Insurance Commissioner and the State Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omee
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Hyde Pate Glass Tosuranes Company
Geers
Wumineer
Decemdan Stob
Ross Tresstanes Reeslton
Commisalouer
Htate
Chayonas
Lapaire Insaranes Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kemmerer Camera
C. Watt Brendon
Awl Re
Setamele
Osis
Kemimerer Election
Holtere
Piogent
Atbesty
Rein Aig. Mui
Bleuig
Pueda
Benene
Peter Tenila Hai
Lotte Gerona Teal
Luotbaead
Alia
F. E. Curtis
Congress
Benjamin
Wana Benjamin
Cnn
C.W. Peterson
Benjamin Shop
Ivaae
Wuaishor
Ieee
Forsyth
A. Wt
Kodaks
The
Chas, A. Christmas
Hot Springs
Oregon Short Line
Ogden Rapid Transit
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!