Calendar promos and election notes drift through the page
The notice urges early calendar orders before December 1 and states many samples await selection. It reports election results: nineteen Democrats, six Republicans, two Progressives chosen for January seats. It also notes a Wyoming Lodge anniversary, a NYC murder case verdict and executions, and a Denver tunnel proposition to extend rail to Salt Lake City with two thirds of cost by Denver and rest by investors.
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United States
Newman Erb
Denver
Northwestern and
Pacific
Continental Divide
Salt Lake City
Irvine declared victor in Wyoming state senate race
Billy Irvine of Converse county, initially defeated on unofficial returns, is declared the victor by one vote after the official count. The Wyoming legislature will be Republican by eight majority with thirty eight Democrats and forty six Republicans, marking a strong win and expression of public support for Warren’s charges.
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Billy Irvine
Converse County
Wyoming
Warren
Voter shifts show party allegiance in Lincoln county
The first page reports ballot trends as electors favor Democrats and Progressives shrink while Republicans hold county offices. It notes Wilson’s election impact, urging caution as voters shift toward county posts amid party realignment.
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Wilson
Lincoln County
Iam
Hay
Spitt
Roganilies
West Point Examination Delayed at State Hall
An examination event for West Point and related military academy admissions faced delays and scheduling confusion. Officials indicated multiple sessions and identity checks amidst unclear dates and locations, with participants awaiting confirmation and guidance from organizers.
Alaska Earthquake Study Highlights Yakutat Bay Event
The United States Geological Survey details the Yakutat Bay quake of September 1809 as one of history’s major seismic events. It caused avalanches and land shifts across a vast area, with land rising and subsiding in places and forests submerged. The report notes felt shocks up to 1,200 miles away and over 1.5 million square miles of felt area, yet no fatalities occurred due to sparse population.
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United States
Ccological Survey
Yakutat Bay
Alaka
Fairbanks
Wakatat Bay
St. Eliane Range
Bartacke
Ralph 8. Tarr
Cornell University
Lawrence Martin
University of Wisconsin
Unitedtates Geological Survey
GK. Gilbert
Yakutet Bay
Yakwrat Nay
Alaska
Dnstant
Batavia
Java
Cape Town
South Africa
Catania
Laly
Manny Washingto
Fragmented Text on Freedom of the Press Debate
The passage discusses the idea of freedom of speech and press during a campaign period. It reflects on the role of the press as a educator and a check on political power, with mentions of various figures and disruptive views about media suppression.
Kemmerer notices and social listings for week
Readable town items include events at the new Kemmerer theater on Nov 7 and Moose dances, plus dances at Finn hall. Local visitors and residents travel to Denver Salt Lake City and Cokeville. Business notices list repairs, sales, sewing services, and a Wool Growers day in Kemmerer.
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Hunilay
New Kemmerer Theater
Divinondvidle Fire“Department
Finn Hall
Fie Anenel Bell
Loyal Order of Mowe
Leeenm
Guil Whitman Wan
Piney 9
Thare
Arthur Thomas
Salt Lake
Ethel Row
Blyth-Fargo-Hopkins
Alex Revel
Sublet
Oscar Beck
Big Piney
County Commissioners Complete Two Year Term
The county commissioners finished their late Saturday session after a decisive victory count and payment of bills for two elections. J. A. Block T. Hunter Salton and Leo Nelson served the new county well, with County Chair J. P. Folger and deputy PW Comer assisting. Their work spanned nearly two years and included three elections.
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Ses
Dunnary
J. A. Block
T. Hunter Salton
Leo Nelson Hse
J. P. Folger
PW. Comer
Local social notes and hotel developments in Kemmerer area
Dr Red Hocker visits from Green River for the dance. C W Peterson and Rev T J Lynch visit towns in Wyoming. Tom Watkin returns from Ogden after a month away. Sewing offered by day at Mrs E H Saunders Wrights Rooming House. Comet press week tight as wool growers advised to report. Mr C M Whitney mourns infant son born Nov 20 with mother recovering. Geo 8 Spencer away with family in town this winter. children in school. Earl Hamilton remodeling a car into a taxicab. Hippy Jack Walters to run passenger car. Kemmerer Hotel annex brickwork completed. hotel due mid January, cafe earlier. Rev W X Pearson returns from Sheridan Episcopal conference. church windows delay services. Moose Ball next Thursday. Catholic church ladies to serve oyster supper at Lyceum stage for Me per plate. volunteers urged.
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C. W. Peterson
Evanston
Rev
T. J. Lynch
Montpelier
Qukeville
Tom Watkin
Hotel Kemmerer Cafe
Ogden
E. H. Saunders
Wright
C. M. Whitney
Spencer
Earl Hamilton
Jack Walters
Kemmerer Hotel
Chapin
Altho
W. XII. Pearson
Sheridan
Episcopal Clergy of
Wyoming
Loyal Order of Moose
Lyceum Theater
Surprise party for Mim Tena Sneddon at home
Diamondville friends visited Mim Tena Sneddon on Thursday of last week to surprise her with a birthday gift. They shared a selection of tasty treats and enjoyed a pleasant afternoon together.
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Diamondville Friends
Mim
Tena Sneddon
Resolutions for Brother Samuel Webster of Taos Union No 27
The Taos Union No 27 UM W of A mourns the death of Brother Samuel Webster. Resolutions state his loss to the union and order mourning draped for thirty days. A copy is sent to his wife and father and published in the United Mine Workers Journal and the Kemmerer Camera.
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Samuel ‘Webster
Samuel Webster
Taos Union No 27
UM. W
United Mine Workers Journal
Kemmerer Camera
John Ray
Jobo Fisher
Obo Habotap
Story of Adolph and Anna Amid Worldly Intrigue
A fragmented tale centers on Adolph and Anna, two aristocrats whose affection intertwines with Alfred the ambassador. Anna loves Adolph while disliking Alfred, who tricks Austria and travels to Antwerp amid shifting loyalties and hidden motives. Babette appears as a camera-bound figure.
Parcels Post Rates by Zones Announced by Post Office
The new parcels post schedule lists zone based rates for four zones from the sending office with charges for first and additional pounds. Ordinary stamps not allowed. parcels must bear return cards and be sent from designated post offices. The item ends with an advertising plug for Kemmerer Bakery.
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Austen
Postminster
Nending
Fragmented historical notes on medical oddities and anecdotes
Disjointed passages describe a mix of observations including a surgeon in Omaha performing appendicitis surgery, a claim about two patients avoiding mockery, and an Indiana smoker unbothered by needles. The tone resembles anecdotal 19th or early 20th century reportage with speculative moralizing.
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Omaha
Indiana
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Gyp the Blood
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Dago Frank
West Point
Morne Military Academy
Thee State Hall
ACLA
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Gms
Amin Ak Wire
Ktatie
Ellie Whoreae
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Ehweans
Legate
Lee
Mery
New Jersey
Lfsetar
Fred Prem
Berkeley
Coke
Bob Christmas
Cokeville
A. C. Hamp
Fontenelle
Kemmerer
Tean Jones
Lew Henderson
Thomas Sneddon
Kemmerer Bakery
J. W. Culbertson
Asylum
Michler Bros
John Jamieson
Wool Growers Convention
Pat Delaney
Green River
Kemmerer Hamiware & Furniture Co
Wok Long
Danas
C. L. Lykins
James Mickelson
Big
Cokeville Register
Ieterret
Ite Entine
Kemmmerae Savings Hook & Trust Company
John Keller
Ben Hegorll
Mant
Utah
Mano
Jobo Herrod
California
Conetl
Wien
Moe Carolyn Elliott
Om Lariven
Whdely
Davenport
Iowa
Chicago
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Devenjort
Wachs
Minot Botede
Red Hocker
Adolph and
Anna
Adolph
Artian
Alfred
Anna Anna
Alfred Alfred Addres
Amma
Anna Ened
Amacemens
Alfred Atyured
Austria Altogeiher
Antwerp
Babette
T. Kemmerer Bakery
Santa Claus
Lana
I Branston
Wyo
State of
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Ieridian
General Laws
Washington, D.C
Thomas V. Davis
Ergister
Kemmerer Saving* Bank & Trust Company
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