ERER Trade and Special Taxes Warning Proclaimed
The article argues time is near for a national tax shift including bonds and taxes on household necessities under a Democratic government. It claims tariffs and free trade raise prices, hurt American workers, and urges voters to elect Republicans to restore protective tariffs and eliminate special taxes. It frames the issue as peace-time hardship and cites economic lessons from tariff policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ravenues
Penashin
Ye demand boosts beef at great market centers
Reports from South Omaha market show October totals for this year surpassing any prior year in cattle shipments. Hog receipts are higher than 1887, while sheep sales are lower than since 1900. Cattle month at Omaha reaches a record 172,660 head. Hog intake is the smallest in thirty years. cattle and hogs show notable year-to-year shifts.
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Omaha
South Omaha Market Sets World Class Livestock Tone
It is becoming clear that the South Omaha market will be one of the greatest livestock markets globally as stockmen return from shipments to report yearly permanent improvements and enlargement of the yards. Western stock now rarely leaves for Chicago as the market gains popularity with western shippers.
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South Omaha
Wreasure
Chicago
Advertising Decline Mirrors Hard Times in State Press
A lament over reduced ad revenue in state newspapers during a tough year. The writer notes many papers suffered a revenue drop from a death in advertising, leaving issues sparsely filled while others overflow with ads.
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Aulumns
Owl
Unclear Philadelophie Couple Faces Longstanding Rift
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Philadelphia couple married three years with ongoing quarrels. The text questions the true state of their marriage and mentions possible separations or inquiries, but details are missing or garbled.
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Philadelophie
Hal
Orin
Powell leader and unity vow loom large in nation
The article outlines Powell's pledge to unify the country amid tensions. It emphasizes a strong national direction, promising improvements and a broadened appeal to citizens. Public opinion weighs heavily as observers anticipate the impact on governance and stability.
Fragmented historical crime note with unclear details
An OCR damaged blurb mentions African soldiers and a Mexican vendor with unclear actions. The text is heavily garbled, hindering precise identification of people, places, or events. No definite outcomes or dates can be discerned from the fragment.
Hack from the Hunt A Twelve Day Elk Trip Near Cow Creek
A Wyoming hunting party led by locals Bob Christmas, Marshall Reynolds, and R E Clark Sr. from Pinedale reports a twelve day trek in the Big Grand region near Cow Creek at the mouth of Robinson Bros ranch. Each hunter secured a fat cow elk while discussions on game laws preserves and related matters are promised for a future editorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Christmas
Marshall Reynolds
R. £. Clark
Pinedale
Robinson Bros
Cow Creek
Big Groront
Jackson Hole
Clark and party head east for winter plans
Clark and associates departed Tuesday for the east to spend the winter. They will visit French Lick Springs, Indiana for several days before proceeding to Washington, D.C. Congress opens in December and Senator Clark anticipates an active session. He faces re election next year with no Democrat challenging openly.
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Clark
French Lick Springs
Ind
Washington, D.C
Congress
Wyoming and Idaho appoint Judge Riner Inspector General
Inspector General Judge John A. Riner of the United States District Court for Wyoming and Idaho was notified by telegraph Saturday of his appointment by the supreme council of Beottiah Rite ry to oversee the two states. He replaces the late Colonel Frank M. Foote of Evanston who died in Denver months ago. Cheyenne Masons express gratification at the appointment as he will represent Wyoming and Idaho in the supreme council and inspect the Scottish Rite organizations there.
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John A. Riner
United States District Court For
Wyoming
Reme Council
Beottiah Ritery
Idaho
Frank M. Foote
Evanston
Denver
Riner
Supreme Council
States
Kindall Buys 1916 Willys Knight Car Demonstration
Dr Kindall and partners returned from Salt Lake with a Willys Knight Overland five passenger model 1916. The luxury car with electric lights and starter was bought Monday afternoon as a demonstration unit. Kindall plans more purchases to follow this month and predicts strong demand next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Heits
Jud Witherspoon
Salt Lake
Willys-Knight Overland
Dr. Kindall
Shot in the Hills Report From Reservation Area
A sheriff report reveals a shooting incident in the forest reserve near Hale Game. Witnesses saw a man held within yards of Jones and two others escape. a ditch rider named Brown is noted without clear involvement.
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Wardeo Wilson
Dunes
Dubole
Sherif! Ga
Jones
U & Bet Brown
Ltroner Wan
Visiting Folger Recalls Long Railroad Career
Fr Olsen, receiver of United States land allotments, visits Evanston with Chablon Bande and many friends. He is cited for decades as a train dispatcher and master of the division, reporting smooth business and growing activity in the line.
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Fr. Olsen
United Mates Land Allloe
Evanston Sanday
Chablon Bande
Bim
Buainnne
Uoreane
Amos Smith Returns to Mule Ride Ranch in Big Whee
Amos Smith has returned to the Mule Ride ranch at Big Whee and plans to stay until he completes chores. He is set to depart for Lake City on his return journey, aiming to visit the foreman about the market and related work before leaving the area.
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Amos Smith
Big Whee
Lake City
Cheyenne Social Notes and Local Arrivals
In the Eyes of the State Mrs FR W. and her companion traveled from an intended visit in Canton to Cheyenne. Mrs. Stone spent weeks at her spring home and was visited by her husband upon return. Mrs Charles W Burdick returned from Excelsior Springs Missouri. WO Reid and Eve arrived to join her husband recently appointed to register of the local land office. They reside at 2115 Evans street. Word from Miss Banter Has tie that her father Alex Hastie editor of Star Leader is recovering and will travel to Springfield Missouri for convalescence at his son Johns. Mr and Mrs Harry A True hosted twenty friends for a cafeteria supper with Halloween decorations. Hudson Werder of Hereford and Ern0 were among out of town guests.
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FR. W
Reid
Eve
Innocend
W. BE. Chaplin
Evans Street
Cheyenone ‘Tribune
Mies
Harry A. True
Hallowe'en
Hudson Werder
Hereford
Erno
Cheyenne Tribune
Stroud Finally Credited for Fremont Peak Ascent
Two Colorado boys were previously credited for a Fremont Peak ascent while veteran photographer W J Stroud had actually completed the climb in 1914. Stroud undertook the trek from Pinedale with a roving camera, leaving the horses at Wall Lake and reaching the summit after a two hour camera lapse, planting a flag on a nine foot pole.
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Nickerson
Fremont’s
Colorado
W J. Stroud
Stroud
Pinedale
Roef
Wall Lake
Bear Hunter Chapin Returns From Fall River Hunt
Fred H Chapin of Hotel Kemmerer returns from a Fall River Basin big game hunt with a cow elk and calf, three bear hides, two browns and a cub. Harry Keefe of Winchester Arms Co accompanied him and secured an elk after the bears. The party left Joe McDonald and May or William Soltiday at the camp. Mr Kent of Denver was unluckily chased and returned home early with Keefe.
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Fred H. Chapin
Kemmerer
Fall River Basin
Fred
Harry Keefe
Winchester Arms Co
Joe McDonald
Wm. Soltiday
Opal
Kent
Denver
Unfortunnais Chase
Keefe
Miss Bird Dies After Prolonged Illness
On Monday mov 3 Rov C A Hawley was called to Fontenelle to conduct the funeral of Hilda Verlie Bird seventeen daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas Bird of Midway Wye. The funeral was held for Mr and Mrs Howard of Mrs Bird here attended by neighbors. Mise Bint had suffered two years from tuberculosis of the bone but was much worse for two weeks before her death on October 20. Mr Mra Bird expresses heartfelt sympathy of many friends in the bereavement.
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Mr. Mra. Bird
Entertained for Mrs Collett at Cokeville gathering
A social evening in Cokeville hosted Mrs Collett with guests including Miss Miller. Jack Mantle attended as the guest of honor. Periti and Hansen were noted in attendance. Mrs Collett will guest next with Miss Nose Angelo.
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Sams
W. BR. Collett
Cokeville
Jack Mantle
Periti
Hansen
Collui
Miss Miller
Butter and Pelts Question Raises Market Prices
A fragmented note questions selling butter and pelts, asking why not sell to obtain fair prices, and hints at legal issues and competition. It mentions buyers offering the best prices and urges action to secure oats and supplies amid market uncertainty.
Mining District Sees Best Paydays in Over a Year
A mining district reports improved paydays over the past two weeks of October, with large orders rising and demand outpacing available miners. Business firms note the improving conditions, though some mines like Conroy struggle to raise funds for delayed payrolls. Lessee Mr. Thomas is back, raising hopes for a restart before month’s middle.
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Conroy
Thomas
Character Ball Arrangements for Moose Ball Promised Big Event
A character ball is planned as a major event with a cash prize of 10 dollars for best character, lady, and gent. Judges Hoskins Turner and King will select winners, with prizes donated by local business. The organization aims to build its own home next year and will initiate 15 candidates at a meeting the night before Thanksgiving Eve.
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Hoskins
Turner and King
Busy district court anticipated by crowded docket and notices
Court House Notes predict a busy district term with many cases on file including several divorce suits, outstanding criminal charges such as Grand Larceny and intimidation peace bonds, and multiple probate estates. The clerk’s office reports 143 instruments filed, with numerous land patents and warranty deeds recorded.
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Scaraly
Conroy
Joseph Guyette
James Little
Fred Hencey
Community news request from Camers readers seeks local submissions
The editor invites readers to send in news items from all county sections and to submit ranch and livestock pictures for the next issue. Submissions should be in by December 1 with a fee per sized article. a dollar paid on subscription earns 1000 Pony contest votes. Thrice-a-Week World offer applies for annual subscribers.
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Camers
New York World
Ironing Boards Planned at Kemmerer Factory
Ironing Board manufacturer Mike Naylin reports orders are many though production has not started yet. Lumber supply issues have slowed progress, but a shipment is en route. The aim is to produce the boards in Kemmerer if feasible.
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Mike Naylin
Kemmerer
Sailing for China
We received a letter from Laon Ming written in San Francisco. He and his father Tom Ming have been visiting for a month to enjoy the fair and visit friends. They were to depart for Hong Kong on the steamer China on Saturday, and friends wish them a safe voyage.
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Laon Ming
San Francisco
Tom Ming
Hong Kong
China
Shorthorn Cattle Offered by Walton in Utah
Westey K Walton of Woodruff Utah advertises purebred registered Shorthorn hulls and cows of all ages for sale.
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Ponce
Westey K.walton
Woodruff
Utah
Parcel Post Shipment From Kemmerer Boosts Local Trade
One of the large parcel post shipments leaving Kemmerer was sent last week by C.L. Meredith Kendall of Wyoming. The shipment cost eight dollars. The journey used pack horses for part of the route due to poor wagon roads. This improves measures to encourage future business and local aid may bring more orders to Kemmerer.
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Kemmerer
C. L
Kendall
Wyo
Shipmer Post
Tanery Fe
Flowers, Plants, and Funeral Design Shop Advertised
A local shop offers cut flowers and plants along with funeral design services. Customers can call or visit to discuss arrangements and pricing. The brief notice emphasizes available designers and toll-free contact for orders.
Ranch Deal Involves Nelson Transfer Of Large Ranch
Nelson to move his extensive ranching holdings north of Cokeville to Memars. Prominent local sheepmen B Curtis and Al W Gardner discuss a major property near the area. The ranch spans nearly 2,000 acres, largely cultivated, fenced, and well watered.
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Nelson
Cokeville
Memars
B. Curtis
al W. Gardner
Kemmerer Conference Notices At Shore Company
Vee Marten and Seeman appear at a shore company with a schools event. Kemmerer Wednesday morning November 10 at the Kemmerer Hotel. Activities continue Wednesday afternoon and Thursday until November 11. Readers should note schedule details and local arrangements.
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Vee Marten
Seeman
Kemmerer
Gem
Keystone Coal Company Incorporation Notice
A notice records the formation of Keystone Coal Company in Lincoln County Wyoming. The certificate of incorporation was filed with the county clerk and secretary of state, detailing land rights for coal deposits, development, construction, transportation, borrowing, pledging and mortgaging, and coal trading operations.
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Lincol County
Wyoming
Fis
H Keystone Coal
Tts Corpors
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