State Prohibition Debate In Wyoming Letter From Mr White
The Vivier of Fulfaro Wyoming publishes Mr White’s opposing view on state wide prohibition. He argues federal rules enable bootlegging and that prohibition shifts costs to taxpayers while removing licenses from local control. He notes Wyoming’s high license system, crime rates, and questions enforcement, urging restraint and local option.
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Fulfaro
Wyre
Baat
White
United States
Camera
Italo
Hquor
Prohibition
Wyoming
His Honor Exhibit Showcases Mountain Sheep Portrait
A framed photograph of a mountain sheep, described as exceptionally beautiful, is prepared for an exhibition at the State Capitol in Cheyenne. State Game Warden Nate P. Wilson notes the animal’s impressive head, while the editor recalls a fatal incident during a previous hunt in which Tony Larson of Rock Springs died after an accident.
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Nate P. Wilson
State Capitol
Cheyenne
Tony Larson
Rock Springs
Snake River valley shows lively civic spirit in many events
The Snake River valley is described as unusually vibrant with athletic contests, auctions, lawsuits, shows, and public meetings drawing strong community support. Churches feel the awakening, Baggs residents boost local morale, and editor Fay King in the Denver Post muses on whimsical questions about preferences and worldviews.
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Snake River Valley
Snake River Sentinel
Baggs, Wye
Editor Praises Paper and Subscriptions in The Camera
The editor notes with pride the many kind references to The Camera from readers who have sent subscription remittances in recent months. The aim is a paper of general interest for all, and the growing subscription list shows appreciation for the county’s homes.
Aftermath of off year vote favors Republicans
The report notes Republicans gained the better part of the victory while Democrats claim halts. It cites large margins against the woman Suffrage party and suggests eastern suffragists threatening potential childlessness influenced voters. The author expresses pride in local women granted suffrage.
Defeat of the York constitutional referendum by voters
In York last week the people defeated the new constitution by an immense margin, about 500,000 votes. The convention spent long hours drafting it, but fear of surrendering power led many to distrust the public vote. When asked to approve only smaller provisions they chose to reject the entire measure.
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York
Themem
Hut Wen
Hoto
Hastie Named Editor of Wyoming Paper by W W Slack
Ales Hastie chosen as editor and manager of the paper by W W Slack, long-time owner of the Wyoming publication. Hastie, described as a capable writer, will oversee operations while the paper’s future is set for an undetermined period.
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Ales Hastie
Eliion
W.W. Slack
Wyoming
Mr. Hastie
Local notes on legislative authority and state action
Fragmentary OCR text discusses the Denver area and concerns over legislative power and state action. It mentions unspecified figures about two Downe and Bow, with unclear references to the Supreme Our bands and drying of an alter. Overall, the passage is garbled and does not yield clear factual items.
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Denver Collie
Osborne Roots in Rawlins Stand for Voting Rights
A Rawlins Journal notes Hon. J. E. Osborne's home is in Rawlins and he has long claimed the right to vote there. Despite business calls and years resident elsewhere, he maintains Rawlins as his political base in Wyoming.
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J. E. Osborne
Rawlins
Thi
Rawlins Journal
Altho
Wyoming
Blyth Fargo Hoskins Co. Celebrates Eleventh Anniversary Ad
The Drygoods man in St. Lowia compliments The Camera for a large yellow poster advertisement printed for Blyth Fargo Hoskins Co Kemmerer Wyo The eleventh anniversary sale occurred late August. The display highlighted items with black captions and prices, presenting a uniform and impressive layout praised for advertising quality.
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Drygoodsman
St. Lowia
C. M. Whitney
Blyth-Fargo Hoskins Co
Kemmerer
Wyo
Billy Hill Visits Kemmerer Among Market Report News
Kendall Wyoming visitor William F Hill of Kendall reports from the Omaha market that his top steers and R E B Clark of Pinedale had steady killers at 7.40 while cows sold for 6.30. Feeder market was strong. Perry Pfisterer accompanied him. Andrew Homer steers brought 7.50 and Mickelsen steers 7.45. They were on the market Wednesday and Thursday of last week.
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Wm. F. Hill
Kendall
Wyo
Kemmerer Mond
Omaha
R. EB. Clark
Pinedale
Perry Pfisterer
Andrew Homer
Mickelsen
Judge Whitney Takes Justice Post at McCammon News
John F Whitney, formerly with The Camera, has leased the McCammon News in Idaho and was appointed justice of the peace by Bannock county Board of County Commissioners. He is now known as Judge Whitney and is a brother of C M Whitney of the B F H Co.
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John F. Whitney
McCammon
Idaho
McCammon News
Board of
Bannock County
Judge Whitney
John
C. M. Whitney
B.F.H. Co
M C Jones Passes After 37 Years on the Road
The Sauls and Gallagher Co. announce the death of M C Jones veteran traveling salesman from East Lake City who died in Denver after a long career begun in 1880 in Wyoming. He leaves a wife and one daughter. his career spanned 37 years with high income and noted fidelity to truth and loyalty to friends.
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M. C. Jones
Sauls & Gallagher Co
Oma
Jones
Wyoming
East Lake City
Denver
West
Sheriff in Buffalo Arrests Suspect at Hap Hinepark
Sheriff Smith of Buffalo removed his coat and opened his shooting irons, confronting a suspect. The prisoner was captured and later placed in the penitentiary.
Burroughs Ad Schedules Shoeing Machines Ad
An advertisement appears in the Saturday issue promoting the selling of drilling and timing machinery by a local firm. The notice emphasizes the availability of Direh-Beeching models and references First National Bank in relation to the sale.
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First National Bank of
Gamblers Fined in Kemmerer as Court Demonstrates Penalty
A Kemmerer gambling case resulted in fines of 26 dollars for the defendants. They were ordered to raise the money by the evening to avoid further action. If unable to pay, one defendant could face additional jail time.
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Kemmerer
Cosle
Fires in Jackson Hole and Rock Springs Districts
Ward reports several fires in the Jackson Hole district and Rock Springs area during the first part of the week. Ion ranch buildings burned and about five hundred tons of hay were destroyed, jeopardizing elk winter feeding. Fires are believed incendiary and may threaten starving elk.
Stole Cattle in Green River Trial Binds Defendants
George Pinch Jr. and Ed Mase were tried in Justice court before Judge Payne in Green River on grand larceny charges. They were bound over to the district court under $2,500 bail each.
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Rock Springs
George Pinch, Jr
Ed Mase
Justice Court
Payne
Green River
District Court
New Superintendent Visits Kemmerer Coal Mines Progress Report
New Superintendent B. Cowleshaw of the Lincoln-Kem Coal Co visits Kemmerer reporting outside work progressing nicely and expectations to pull coal soon with ample delivery orders. Cowleshaw previously worked in AL and now comes from Stores Utah.
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B. Cowleshaw
Lincoln-Kem: Coal Co
Frontier
Kemmerer
Mr. Cowleshaw
Stores
Utah
Dinner guests entertain at Governor’s mansion in Cheyenne
Governor John 8 Ki drick and Mrs entertained at dinner with guests Mr. and Mrs. Fred L Thompson and family and Mrs. Iva T Irish with daughter Gertrude Irish in Cheyenne. Will Reid family at 2115 Evans Street hosting friends. Children Wilt Reid Jr and Helen Reid attend Conserse School. C B Verry and wife with child visited Cheyenne. Verry formerly city editor of The Leader and later with Cheyenne Creamery now in Reno Nevada.
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John
Kidrick
Fred L. Thompson
Iva T. Irish
Mise Gertrude Irish
Cheyenne Tribune
Will Reid
Evans Street
Wilt Reid, Jr
Helen Reid
Conserse School
C. B
Verry
Cheyenne
The
Leader
Cheyenne Creamery
Reno
Nev
Governor Kendrick Returns From East Visits
Governor Kendrick returned to Cheyenne after extended absences in Washington and New York and a week in Sheridan. He reported favorable conditions and had a cordial, productive visit with President Wilson, meeting high department officials on major Wyoming affairs.
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Kendrick
Cheyenne
Washington
New York
Sheridan
Wyoming
Wilson
Press
Sheep Importer Visits Cottenville For Inter national Show
Denfield Ontario breeder Ernest Robson visits Cotteville hosted by Joe Kinney and Oscar Peterson. He travels to New Francisco to judge long wool at the International Stock Show, gaining national fame for Lincolns and Cotswolds. Lineville plans to ship a carload of Lincolns and Cornwall cattle this week, and expects many more from England next year despite wartime quarantine limits.
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Ernest Robson
Denfield
Ontario
Canada
Cotteville
Joe Kinney
Oscar Peterson
Francisce
Wyoming
Lincolns
Cotewolds
Lineville
Lincolns Cornwolds
England
Salt Lake
Court House Notes Land Patents and Licenses 1915
Land patents and warranty deeds filed for record list dates from 1914 to 1915 in various sections and townships with grantors grantees and locations across Diamondville Kemmerer and surrounding areas including Oct 20 1915 Ada Luman W H Booker Geo W Booker Abner Lusian Granville W McNeal and David H Reese Aug 15 1915 A G Odfast et ux Sep 25 1915 Jean Wiinsla t John Yenska Sept 25 1915 Hort Line Land Co and Dan Guilivan June 24 1915 W Wilson to land near sec 23 tp 37 40 1914 1915 marriage licenses Nov 16 1915 John Peterna Kosa Hvala.
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Mananteen
Adeer Luman
W. H. Booker
Geo. W. Booker
Abner Lusian
Granville W. Mc Neal
David H. Reese
A. G. Odfast
Diamondville
Jean Wiinsla
John Yenska
Dismondvilien
Hort Line Land
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Watt Brandon
Hayden M. White
Advanor
Neertim
Bagge
Fay King
Denver Post
Billy Hill
Whitney
Whiskey Gap
Lusk Herald
Burroughs
Jackson Hole Rock Springs
Mrreder
Lincolns and Cotswolds
Cottevilie
Court House
Gerk
Laed
John Peterna
Kosa Hvala
Twong Tnt
First National Bank
Veel One
Aki
P. S
Hino
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