Penitentiary sentences handed to four criminals
The Third District court adjourned after disposing civil matters. The session focused on sentencing four criminals: John Gilbert received over two and a half years for grand larceny. Charles Jackson, grand larceny. Mike Brown, grand larceny. Jane Gee Dolan, burglary. The convicts were taken to Rawlins penitentiary, Evanston.
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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 Foreman Post
John Mates former Wo, Cumberland, joins Bat River Coal Co as foreman of No 8 shaft at Crompton. He will move there in two weeks after final arrangements. Company praises his experience and plans to relocate with family. Evanston News.
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John Mates
Cumberland
Batr River Ooel Company
Sear Crompton
Mates
Evanston
Roadie Improves Pantie Ads and Local Auto News
Roadie reports improving pantie ads and notes local dental work by Fir Kenmvrer. Thursday at the danateter, Mize Qars visits for repairs. Carrley says Opal and Big Piney toys are in fair shape, after heavy storms. The Interstate car, recently repaired, is out of commission again. Gad Charley suspects a broader issue with his hoodia.
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Danateter
Mize Qars
Carrley
Commissco
Youth's Companion 1913 Subscription Campaign Visual
The Youth's Companion announces its 1913 subscription drive with a note on paying 1918 rates. A vivid illustration shows a cathedral window lit by rays, framing a festive design of festive figures, purple grape clusters and green foliage surrounding a circular arrangement of months.
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Sesson
Premnte
Campenton
Booster Fargo Promotes Pocatello and Maho Growth
AN JOAHO describes Fargo as a booster for Pocatello and Maho, praising the city’s rapid growth, fruit growers’ profits, and labor wages during harvest. It notes progress on the new $100,000 Pocatello depot and plans for a $250,000 passenger depot, street paving, electric street car proposals, and other improvements as confidence rises in the area.
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Jooks
Fargo
Pocatello
Maho
Tare
Thors
Idaho
Sac
Short Line
Ihe
Wales
Tremchiss
Wyoming ranchers boost oats and sheep via irrigation near Cokeville
A Wyoming dispatch reports dry and irrigation farming near Cokeville yielding 70 bushels of oats per acre on irrigated land and strong sheep market activity. Stoner Brothers showcase high grade sheep and rambs attracting buyers from Montana Idaho Utah and Colorado as Wyoming faces a lamb shortage of about 2 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. The proclamation requests closing public offices and calls on Wyoming residents to gather in worship and offer prayers of thanks for blessings and prosperity.
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Joseph M. Carey
United States
Haa
Wyoming
Long Tom Impson on the Job
Long Tom Impson reports a case heard in Judge Butcher's court for game law violation. Brown and Palmer were found guilty and fined $50 plus costs. Idaho defendants Gilbert Bros. mentioned. Delaney prosecuted, Delaney defended, and the writer warns future poachers. Local note about Balh and Ball family visitors and cattle delivery.
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Butchers Court
Aes
Brown
Palmer
Gilbert Bros
Idaho
Wyoming
Costa
Tineson
G Nowlin
Butcher
Tom
Jackson Courier
Home for Defectives at Lander Opens as State Facility
An article extols the Wyoming school for defectives at Lander, describing a brick building, modern facilities, and Mission Oak furnishings. Principal instructor Miss Puttersdorf leads a skilled staff, with healthy inmate care, education, and voluntary visits for families, contrasting it with mistreated notions of asylums.
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Wyoming School For
Lander
Tse Credit
Tate
Mise Putersdorf
Thane
Ebu
West shootout at Greenlight saloon ends in death
In Walenbury Colp a pistol battle at the Greenlight saloon left Charles Caviness mortally wounded after a failed first shot at Lewis Miller. Caviness died at 4 AM the next day. Miller was jailed with Caviness claiming blame before death. Separate notes report Atmos Smith's winter plans and cattle market conditions in the Green River valley.
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Walenbury Colp
Charles Caviness
Lewis Miller
Miller
Carine
Caviness
Retired Rancher Wright Family Homecoming Pioneering Roots
Walter and Oscar Wright reported their parents Mr and Mrs J M Wright have returned to Ogden after a month visiting ranches in the fall. Mr Wright, in his seventh year, remains hale and active having served nearly four years with the One Hundred Fourth Mississippi Infantry in the Civil War and led his company for a long period. A pioneer of Hamfork Valley, he once ran ranching and longhorn cattle, though his sons now manage the cattle 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
Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Co Ad
An advertisement urges readers to bank with Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Co to earn money and secure comfortable income in old age, promoting financial security and home ownership through savings.
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Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Co
Kemmerer Savings Bank & Trust Co
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