Demands of Women Gain Ground in Politics and Media
A 1912 Wyoming newspaper column discusses growing female participation in politics, school supervision, and local offices while criticizing Prohibition defense and praising progressive commentary. It notes Clarence Clark's return to Washington and mentions a new weekly Western World from Medicine Bow. The item reflects editorials on Roosevelts allies and local press dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Bow
Wyoming
Owen Wister
Colorado
T World
Carey
Petain
Hyuar
Readjustment of schedules and tariff reform shift
Editorial notes the Wilson victory and Harper’s Weekly endorsement of free trade reevaluation. It cites McCombs urging a readjustment of schedules to fit actual business conditions to end oppressive taxation for a few, criticizing Taft and Roosevelt for procrastination and endorsing prompt Democratic action.
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Woodrow Wilson
Harper's Weekly
Wm. F. McCombs
Taft
Roonavelt
No Apologies Offered for Roosevelt Campaign Stand
The CAMERA asserts no apology for its stance in the Roosevelt campaign, arguing Taft’s nomination split the Republican base and empowered party leaders. It condemns those leaders for overriding voter will, notes Roosevelt’s large support, and predicts the party’s revival if unity returns under future conventions. The piece urges alignment with principles and a stronger Republican future.
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Tus
Thodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
United States
Taft
Mr. Taft
Theodore Roonvelt
Chicago
Wilson
Republican Party
Wyoming
Mr. Roosevelt
Warren
Theodore Roosevelt
Lincoln County to be organized with elected officers
Editorial urges voters to support the newly elected Lincoln County commissioners as they prepare to begin duties January 1 in Kemmerer. It stresses unity, careful oversight, and continued public accountability while noting strong Republican support at the head of the ticket and Democratic responsibility in managing county affairs.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Roosvelt
Roosevelt
Warren
Lincoln County
Kemmerer
Guwuru
Mit
Kemmerer Diamondville social and event roundup
Local notices list masquerade halls, dances, and socials in Diamondville and Kemmerer for November. Events include a Masquerade Ball at Finn Hut and at Diamondville Mt. E elect, a First Annual Ball by Loyal Owner of Moore Lyceum, and a Diamondville fire department dance.
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Sew
Kemmererrier
Finn
Finn Hut
Diamondville
Mt. E Elect
Diamondville Pire
Finn Hall
Moore, Lyceumn
Inspecting Shipments from Opal to Omaha Market
Live inspectors from Green River Valley Cattle and Horse Growers Association, including Molivain and Rognms, traced the Thornton beef cattle shipment from Opal to Omaha. Front shipment totaled 000 head with 400 more to come. many cattle will move by mid December and some premium beef held until Christmas. A large drive began from Big Piney, shipping from Opal this week. Meanwhile Postmaster Hitchcock notes about 28 million dollars deposited in postal savings by 204,000 individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Molivain
Green River
Big Piney
Opal
Cokeville Grower Tops Omaha Market Price
N P Nels of Cokeville stopped in Kemmerer Friday night returning from Omaha where he accompanied a shipment. He wore a high priced amile and his Jamie earned 7.15 per hundred, weighed 84 pounds and netted 9.36 per head. The best net price this season on the Omaha market, reflecting well on Cokeville crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P. Nels
Cokeville
Kemmerer
Omaha
Bazaar and Social by Diamondville Ladies Aid Society
The Ladies Aid Society of Diamondville will hold four bazaars at the M E church on Saturday afternoon November 16 from ten to four o'clock. A social will be held in the evening at eight with games and entertainment. Refreshments will be served and admission is 28 cents.
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Platt Wilson
Rathbun
Ralph W. Smith
Rawlins
C. D. Craig
Denver University
Frontier
Hemmerer
Q. Q. Dice
Glenn's Ferry
Frank Dice
Vocatello Tribune
Joe Levesque
Salt Lake City
Teri
L. I Temperance Society of Diamendd Ity
Diamondville
Bertillon
Seattle
Kemmerer
Omaha
The
Post Intelligencer
Labore Inields
Ladies Aid Society of
M. EB
Cate Sarly
Pred Weyenth
John Little
Diamondvilla
Ladies Aid Society
Hoskins
Charles
Pearce
Wemenday
E. Pearce
Lyman
Kemmerer Horn
Pearl Street
Alice
Arthur Calver Jey
Margaret Huckenberg
Opal
Sacramanta
Cal
Desert voyage of Green River sheep bands led by Louie Jones
Louie Jones from the sheep camp reports the Green River Live Stock Co. bands are moving to the desert. Two bands lie east of Kemmerer while a third rests on the Opal bench. Our 1013 calendars offer funds priced from $1.50 to 600.
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Louie Jones
Louie
Wilson
Green River
Hospital operation for T B Carnabun ankle fracture
Coroner T B Carnabun left for Rock Springs on Saturday to enter a hospital for an ankle operation after an injury that caused bone fractures and pain. Also notes community items including births, deaths, local visits, and business updates in Kemmerer area.
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T. B. Carnabun
Rock Springs
Pap Bille for Piret Anand Bell at Lyomum Theater Night
Community gathering announced by Loyal Order of Muow at the Lyomum theater on Tist Magiving night November 94. Event features a new ad venture to Keser with a painting and a royal treat. Music by Kenuuaerer careliomtii will be formed and performed, details remain informal.
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Howdy
Piret Anand
Kominerer Loalye
Muow
Lyomum Theater
Urpandantius
Keser
Paul Ile Pwrith
Yearling & Royal Treat
Mining remonstration cups at Cumberland ston
A mining event near Cumberland hosted a series of relief and first aid demonstrations by rival teams from the district. The Reliance team won the silver cup awarded by Union Pacific Coal Co after a surface fire drill and patient care display. Contests to recur periodically until one team wins three in a row to claim the prize. Government rescue squad attended the occasion.
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P. Coal Gy
Cumberland
Ston
Guy
Rock Springs
Haat
Union Pacific Coal Co
Imanifest
Reliance
Tex
Mipo Rescue
Lunch Wagon in Triangle to Offer Sandwiches and Dishes
Lunch Wagon in Kemmerer grows toward city style with a new M&M lunch wagon in a vacant north Triangle spot. Billy MetHnnis and Slim Miller own the enterprise and plan a wide range of sandwiches and special evening dishes.
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Kemmerer
Triangle
Billy MetHnnis
Slim Miller
M&m. Lanch Wagan
Tod
Sweetwater County Election Yields Mixed Result
In Sweetwater County the election produced a mixed result with Republicans winning one commissioner seat held by Wm. Mortimer and the surveyor post for E. M. Fuller while W. A. Mair acted as attorney without Democratic opposition. Democrats won the other county officer position and carried the electors. The legislature split with Republicans taking two seats and Democrats three.
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Sweetwater County
Mortimer
E. M. Fuller
W. A. Mair
Matt McCourt
Strayed or Stolen Mare Gelding Near Fossil Note
Strayed or stolen one laid gelding about 1200 pounds and 12 years old. Shod all around with halter and rope on when leaving. Brandon left shoulder. Reward for return or information leading to recovery. John Grant's camp four miles east of Fossil. 30
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Brandon
John Grant
Wilee
Fossil
Bucks for Sale near Prataevile and Wye
Fragmented notice reports a sale of bucks or livestock near Prataevile and Wye. Details are obscured by OCR errors but indicate a local listing or auction with geographic markers and references to acclimation or guarantees.
Incorporation Notice for Hocker and Cunnington Land and Livestock Co
Notice of incorporation for Hocker and Cunnington Land and Livestock Co. filed with the Secretary of State of Wyoming in Cheyenne on November 8. Object: real estate ranching and livestock business. Capital stock: fifty thousand dollars, 1,000 shares of fifty dollars each. Duration fifty years. Directors: Win Cunnington, Robert A. Hocker, Victor Smith. Principal office: Kemmerer town, Uinta County. Resident agent: Hubert A. Hoeker. Company. President: Cannington.
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Hocker & Cunsington Land and Livestock
Secretary of State
Cheyenot
Wyoming
Welock P.mi
Win
C. Cunnington
Robert A. Hocker
Victor Smith
Keamerer
Uinta County
Kemmerer
Hubert A. Hoeker
Jane Ju Chara
Niington Land
My Wa
Cannington
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Sum Democrats
Ano
Kanu
District Court
Clarence D. Clark
Washington
Evanston
Drury
Encampment Herald
Herah
Kendricks
Senator Warren
van Tassel
Niobrara County
Yeats
Gulllirs
Norte
de Leet
Wowk
Thor
Holert 4
Collier Mie Magione
Ann Gal
Eline
Anhrovan
Apg
Clinlow
Peibley
Cotledy
Editorial
Thompson
la Barge Die A Rieitor
Lige Bartlett
Ester Downey
Wutchors
Philip Hussar
Sublet
L. E. Halbert
Kemmerer Bardware ‘and Furniture Co
Alfred Hamp
Fontenelle
Kemmerer Thureday
F. L. Palmer
Lava Hot Springs
Pocatello
Charley Hiles
Kammerer
Ft. Bridger
George Blacker
Mia. H. Bahem
Wye
Steve Daniels
Wallace
Steve Nits Ivard
Johnny Mack
Harvey
Martin Carollo
Madalina Renzan
Charles Rathbun
Big Piney Country
M. Miller
Upper Hatmafork
Raven
Mr. Miller
Arthur Roberts Ranch
Dayton
Frank Breevnlk
Hotel Kemmere
Phono Bar
Ava
Lerman
Kemmerer Bakery
Candy Kitchen
Warbal Con Brady
Emerald Street
Pias
Wa, Downey
Buber, Babe
Mire Miller
Mise Mabel
Jas & Orr
Mocutello
Hitchcock
Fileich
Europe
Kemmerer Savings Bank & Trust Co
Deck Mantle
Htar
Jackson Hole
Kemmur
Maury Wilmington
A. G. Deval
Devil
Hook Springs
Wilmington
Kelmwrer
Ferrie Health
Bier
Ueartal
Tele Howe
Platt
Lng
Teand
Bownetoo
Ated
Mike Wi
Akon
Phan
Wweleomilag
R, Springs
Sweetwater
Portal
Tao Wand
Breeton Btm
Nation
Spain
Erie
Thomas
Robert S. Attorney
Arlaw
Branaton
N. E. Oberg
Wyo
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