Third District Court Adopts Sentences in Penitentiary Term
Kramton presided as adjournment closed the Third District Court session. Four criminals were sentenced to Rawlins penitentiary. John Gilbert received more than two and a half years for grand larceny. Charles Jackson and Mike Brown were also jailed for grand larceny. Jennie Gee Dolan was convicted of burglary and given two to three years.
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Kramton
Third District Court
John Gilbert
Modlem
Chas. Jackson
Janie
Mike Brown
Shan Suiteen
Iain Gee Dolan
Rawlins
Evanston
Pimen
Mates Leaves Cumberland Mine For New Foreman Post
John Mates, longtime foreman at Cumberland Wo% mine, has been hired by the Batr River Coal Company as foreman of their No. 8 shaft near Crompton. He will move there in two weeks. his experience is praised and the company is confident in his abilities and leadership.
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John Mates
Cumberland
Batr River Ooel Company
Sear Crompton
Mates
Evanston
Roadie Improvements and Local Road Conditions Highlight News
The article notes improving pantie ads and a Fir Kenmvrer event on Thursday. It mentions Mize Qars arriving for dental work and Carrley reporting toys between Opal and Big Piney in fair shape. Heavy storms delayed travel as the Interstate car, recently repaired, is out of commission again.
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Danateter
Mize Qars
Carrley
Commissco
The Youths Competes. Window Design Delights Campeton Readers
Readers receive a premium gift with paid subscription for 1918. The centerpiece features a decorative window design showing the figure of Christmas maid in a cathedral glow. Purple grape clusters and green foliage surround circular month motifs, described as the most attractive ever sent to Campeton.
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Sesson
Premnte
Campenton
Boosters Discuss Pocatello Growth and Depot Plans
AN JOAHO booster speaks on Pocatello and Maho growth. He notes labor joy and fruit growers prospering despite hard weather. Foresees a new $100,000 depot and soon a quarter‑million dollar passenger depot. Street paving, streetcar application, and business ads follow in this local notice.
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Jooks
Fargo
Pocatello
Maho
Tare
Thors
Idaho
Sac
Short Line
Ihe
Wales
Tremchiss
Sheep and oat yields boost Wyoming irrigation near Cokeville
Report from Cokeville area notes irrigation trials producing 70 bushels of oats to the acre and high lamb prices at a rangeland sale. Stoner Brothers on a Cokeville ranch harvested oats weighing 43 pounds per bushel on irrigated ground, while rye averaged lower yields. Wyoming sheep sales reflect demand from Montana, Idaho, Utah and Colorado buyers and indicate a statewide lamb shortage of about two million head.
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Cokeville
Stoner
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Colorado
Thanksgiving Proclaimed by Governor Carey for 1919
Governor Joseph M. Carey designates Thursday November 28 1919 as a day of public Thanksgiving and Praise. He asks all state offices to close and urges people to worship and offer thanks for a prosperous year and relief from calamities and pestilence.
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Joseph M. Carey
United States
Haa
Wyoming
Long Tom Impson on the Job
Long Tom Impson reports a Wyoming hunting case in Judge Butcher's court. Brown and Palmer were found guilty of illegal game hunting and fined 50 dollars plus costs. Tineson aided the arrest and delivery. Delaney prosecuted, Nowlin assisted defense. judge warned future violators to expect the limit. A Jackson Courier note backs poaching reduction with enforcement. Frank D Ball of Big Piney and his three schoolgoing children visited town. Ball delivered cattle to Opal and returned home.
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Butchers Court
Aes
Brown
Palmer
Gilbert Bros
Idaho
Wyoming
Costa
Tineson
G Nowlin
Butcher
Tom
Jackson Courier
Frank D. Balh
Big Pinoy
Mr. Ball
Home for Defectives at Lander Wyoming Promoted as State Facility
An article extols the Wyoming school for defectives at Lander, describing a brick building, mission oak interiors, and a skilled principal instructor Miss Putersdorf. It emphasizes a humane, educational, and charitable environment for mentally or physically challenged children, contrasting it with public misperceptions and urging parental consultation and state-supported care.
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Wyoming School For
Lander
Tse Credit
Tate
Mise Putersdorf
Thane
Ebu
Western Saloon Shooting Shocks Salt Lake Field
At Greenlight saloon Charles Caviness shot by Lewis Miller after a poker dispute. Caviness dies early the next morning. Miller jailed, admitting responsibility. Also notes Atmos Smith’s travel, ranch activity, and cattle market prospects in Green River valley.
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Walenbury Colp
Charles Caviness
Lewis Miller
Miller
Carine
Caviness
Retired Wrights Visit Ogden Ranch and Reunion History
Walter and Oscar Wright in town report their father J. M. Wright now seven years active and in good health after returning from a month on the ranches. He served nearly four years in the One Hundred and Fourth Minnesota Infantry during the Civil War and led his company as a captain. A pioneer of Hamsfork valley he previously ran ranching and herd stock bread cattle, though his sons now handle the work.
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Walter
Oscar Wright
J. M. Wright
Ogden
Mr. Wright
Tinois
One Hundred and Fourth Minus Infantry
Ottawa
Wright
Altho
Hamsfork
Bank on Kemmerer Savings Bank for steady retirement income
A promotional note urges readers to invest with Kemmerer Savings Bank & Trust Co to secure earning money in old age and live comfortably on the income.
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Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Co
Kemmerer Savings Bank & Trust Co
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Hnewy
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Kimney
Ney
Long Tom Impson
Lavin
Alice
Salt Lake
Amos Smith
Cavines
Atmos Smith
Kemmer
Big Piney
Salt Lake City
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Bert Smalley
Opal
Smith
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Green River
Watt
ICM
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