A New Era in Politics Judge Goodwin's Editorial Clash
Judge C C Goodwin of Goodwins Weekly criticizes The Camera editor for favoring Theodore Roosevelt and warns that a new era of reform and nonpartisan local elections is dawning. He argues national party lines diluted in municipal races and calls for voters to demand qualified candidates regardless of party.
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C. C. Goodwin
Goodwin’ Weekly
Becaue
Theodore Roosevelt
Repubilcan
Roosevelt
Goodwin
United States
Elf
Printer Editor Wanted for Small Country Paper
Classified notice seeks a competent newspaper man to take charge of a small country paper. State experience and salary expectations, provide references, and be job ready for the right candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewnpaper
Pan American Exposition to Move to San Diego for Another Year
On December 4 the San Francisco Pan American Exposition closes, with many large exhibits and features moved to San Diego where officials have decided to continue the exposition for another year.
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San Francisco
San Diego
Kentucky Democrats Lose Ground Over Wasteful State Revenue
The speaker argues that public waste and misused tax money erode voter trust. He cites Kentucky where Democratic majorities have fallen after corruption-linked ballots and a governor’s contested seat, underscoring the link between fiscal mismanagement and political decline.
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Kentucky
German desecration of Belgian parliament noted
The illustrated paper recalls a picture of German desecration of the Belgian parliament and praises Belgian resistance. It laments the crude home of law and honors those who have fought valiantly, asserting that such soldiers deserve victory in the war.
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Lawe
Orem Saane
Fragmented OCR Notice to Readership Needs Clarification
A garbled OCR line from The New York newspaper presents unreadable phrases about offers premiums and a promised advantage. Readers are left uncertain about the subject, dates, or actions required.
Unclear OCR: Political Text Fragment Mentioning Candidates
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions several political figures and parties with garbled names and terms. The readable parts reference a Democratic candidate and a policy about keeping focus on committee matters. No clear event, date, or outcome is established in the legible text.
Unto n Carter peatordar in iis mew and brought heck Str
Fragmentary OCR notes report a person or event labeled Unto n Carter peatordar in a new context. It mentions Str. ae and BS wpe, with unclear actions of retrieval or return. Details are unreadable and names may be misspelled or garbled.
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Fur & Ge Seaftord
Carter Peatordar
Heck Str
State investigation urged over Diamondville saloon scandal
The Gem Valley Tribune reports Governor Grace of Grace Idaho condemns Diamondville saloons and urges Wyoming state inquiry into corrupt practices. County Commissioners reportedly approve methods used by the saloons, prompting calls for a formal investigation by the state authorities.
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Kemmerer
Diamondville
Wyou- Ing
Wyoming
Gem Valley Tribune
Grace
Idaho
Brother Haines
Board of County Commissioners
Editor warns against misleading telegraph service plates
A Wyoming and Idaho circulation warning about misleading proofs from a Fort Worth Texas Pres Bureau of Agriculture and Commercial associations plate. Editors warned to avoid headlined tricks likely to sway readers on public questions and suffrage while noting some articles may be safely used with caution.
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Wyoming
Idaho
Bureau of Agriculture and Commercial Associations
Fort Worth
Texas
Wrecking of Senate Chamber Reported in State News
Fragmented OCR text describes damage to a senate chamber interior with desks removed and walls and fixtures disrupted. The garbled lines mention war for the wing and efforts to save parts while interior items are being moved. No clear dates or locations are decipherable.
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Beaune Laat Wook Urgon
Senate
Neolf
Consistory Reunion of Wyre ren Consistory No 1 in Cheyenne
Twenty ninth reunion of Wyre ren Consistory No 1 Ancient and Accepted Masons meets in Cheyenne Wyoming for four days starting December 6. Leaders include A D Mh as reception chair. music directed by T Blake Kennedy. Death roll since last meet lists Marvin H Steckel Amos Walker Barber David Hamilton Craig John Hanson Fullerton Charles Sargent and Charles A Hanson.
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Wyre
Wyoming
Cheyenne Dee
Kemmerer
T. Blake Kennedy
Marvin H. Steckel
Amos Walker Barber
David Hamilton Craig
John Hanson Fullerton
Charles Sargent
Charles A. Hanson
Calendar Calendar Menus and Delights Ad
The 1917 calendar man will soon call on you and invites you to inspect deluxe 1917 calendars. The promotion promises lower prices by buying direct from manufacturers and a small printing charge to customers. Visitors can view vest calendars in five to ten minutes.
Winter Is On Who Cores
Stormy week brings snow flurries and a blizzard yesterday afternoon. Snow on the ground aids sheep flocks by permitting farther feeding from watering places and trails to winter range, despite the storm.
Governor forms committee on Casper to Omaha oil pipeline
Governor John B. Kendrick appointed an eight member committee including Skovgård, Judge W. Metz, Patrick Sullivan, George Hoyt, and Henry Snider to study feasibility of a 600 mile pipeline from Casper to Omaha to transport Wyoming oil, following a Nebraska resolution. The panel parallels a prior Nebraska committee led by Governor Jas Morehead.
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John B. Kendrick
Skovgard
Basin
W. Metz
Sheridan
Patrick Sullivan
Casper
George Hoyt
Cheyenne
Henry 8. Snider
Luak
Jas Morehead
Nebraska
Omaha
Wyoming
May Open Gontoy Mines Near Kemmerer
Elmer E. Thomas arrived in Kemmerer with eastern interests in Conroy mines and favors reopening them soon. The party assesses the property and prospects for a renewed operation in the near future.
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Elmer E. Thomas
Kemmerer
Conroy
Vary Meer
Mr. Thomas le
Local Officials Arrive as Wyoming Dairy Bulletin Prep Nears
Clearge Ht Wetts and Bruce Harker arrived this morning. W Condron came in yesterday from Border on Dairy and Food matters. Commissioner Gresham returned to Cheyenne after a northern and central Wyoming tour to finish data for the annual sanitary bulletin ready for the printer next week.
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Clearge Ht. Wetts
Bruce Harker
W. Condron
Border
Dairy, Food and Oll
Rice Gresham
Cheyenne
Wyoming
University of Wyoming Notes on Courses and Education
The University of Wyoming outlines free public education offerings and four year programs in key subjects. It details preparatory and recovery related courses for qualified students, with courses adjusted for dedicated high school graduates and a provincial society promoting literary debate and educational aims.
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Weward Ie
Tae
Wyoming Hopes and Hurdles in Congress
The piece discusses Wyoming priorities as Congress considers tariffs and revenues. It notes anticipated protection for sugar and beet industries, potential wool tariff restoration, and the need to raise funds for government operations. It mentions Mondell, Clark, and regional figures and highlights debates on how to fund national needs.
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F. T. Barrow
Washington, D.C
Wyoming
Congress
Sheridan
Wheatland
Big Horn
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Russel and McKenzie
Mondell
Clark
Heuster Warren
Judge Arnold to Visit Court. Pensions on Agenda
Judge John B R Arnold is expected from Evankies Friday to attend Solemperial court and to consider widows pensions.
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Arnold
John BR. Arnold
Evankies
Aeroplane for Inspection of Sheep
James Dickey of Tuermapatie adopted an airplan e idea to inspect sheep flocks and plans an experiment. Harry Hyses of the Plain hotel at Cheyenne visited Riperton and toured the Dome oil field where Mall Company operates with Bari Warres and related developments.
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James Dickey
Tuermapatie
Harry Hyses
Plaine
Cheyenne
Riperton
Dome Oil Field
Mall Company
Bari Warres
Goes
Aureroa
Cattle Disease Alerts State Veterinary Office in Wyoming
Cattlemen from Douglas and Casper report a virulent, hemorrhagic disease among Minnesota-sourced cattle. Dr. Davis and state officials plan swift investigations at Desbee and Casper, with vaccination and prompt action to contain the outbreak.
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Cheyenne
Douglas
Casper
Minnesota
Deswee
Pilseging
Davis
French
Weston County
Wdt
Heaviest Lambs Seen as Flocks Move to Winter Range
Perley Bennion of Cokeville visited Kemmerer Friday en route to Granger with three flocks bound for Hed desert winter range. Bennion notes excellent conditions for the sheep. Geanton Bros shipped their heaviest lambs, about fifty four pounds, from Cokeville aboard the bore line, mixed Corswold and Merino blood, showing fine stock.
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Perley Bennion
Cokeville
Kemmerer
Granger
Hed
Geanton Bros
Coke Ville
of & Crom
Corswold
Merino
Local Crime Roundup Highlights Prolific Check Fraudster
A brief police report notes a prolific local offender involved in check fraud operations. The article references past arrests, ongoing investigations, and an impending sentence awaiting finalization.
Clerk Returns After Week of Burned Hands at O. & L. Dept
Wu James, clerk to the merchant car department of the O. & L., has returned to work after a week laid up with burns to his hands and arms.
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Wu James
Merchant Car Department
Bear River Bridge Falls in Travel Tale
Fragmentary report describes a journey near Bear River where a train fell from a bridge and damaged two piers. It mentions Olsen of Cokeville and about 40 head of livestock, with sheep and hard luck themes noted in the morning travel sequence. The text is unclear but centers on a bridge accident and its aftermath.
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Journay
Wisitain
Bear River
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C. Wott Branden
Judge Goodwin
New York
Phy Larcher
Govvenor Kenic
John Bosurne
Cipeeraae
Carey
Casper Daily Leader
Gontoy
University of Wyoming
Udere Arte Cloud
Ommepolitan Society
Nagar
A. Hale
Afton
Ries Orients Es
Skemmerer
Jackson Hole
Ing Cattle
Hunter
P. P. Reynolds
Jackson Hoke
F. P. Reynolds
Gheridan
Grevermt
Snake Rivers
Wrom
Jack
Jae Fine
Bas
Mr. Methercott
Reynolds
Bear River Bridge Falls
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