Calendar orders and election results ride the front page
A cluttered note shows calendars offered before December 1 with broad samples and reasonable prices. It then reports that nineteen of twenty seven U S governors elect will be Democrats in January six Republicans two Progressives and mentions a Denver tunnel proposal to extend the line to Salt Lake City with two thirds city funding and a special election possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Newman Erb
Denver
Northwestern and
Pacific
Continental Divide
Salt Lake City
Billy Irvine Declared Victorious by One Vote in Wyoming Senate Race
Billy Irvine of Converse County, a Republican candidate for state senator, was declared the winner by one vote after official returns. The result gives Wyoming Republicans an eight vote majority over Democrats, and marks a strong victory for the party and its leadership amid related political charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Irvine
Converse County
Wyoming
Warren
Political realignments tilt voters in Lincoln County
The first page notes strong shifts as Democratic electors gain and Progressive support remains high while Republicans hold county offices. Observers say party affiliation is weakening with Wilson’s election reflected in county votes and rising interest in county officer races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Lincoln County
Iam
Hay
Spitt
Roganilies
Examination for West Point Held Amid Delayed Proceedings
An allusion filled notice describes a West Point examination and related military academy events held at State Hall. Details mention upgrading, applicant processes, and schedules for a ceremony in January with multiple names and locations referenced in a compact, period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morne Military Academy
Thee State Hall
ACLA
Aden
Gms
Yakutat Bay Earthquake Among Historic Greats
The United States Geological Survey notes the Yakutat Bay quake of September 1809 as one of history’s major earthquakes. It was felt over 1.5 million square miles, caused avalanches and land uplift, yet with no fatalities due to sparse population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 thoughts on press freedom and its impact
A garbled reminiscence arguing for and against press freedom during a campaign. The piece references The Freedom of the Press, education by newspapers, and the press as a powerful informer, with scattered mentions of figures and events.
Kemmerer area social and business notes highlight week
Local updates from Kemmerer recount theater events and dances, new staff at stores, visitors from Piney and Big Piney, ranch activity, wool growers, and travel to Denver and Salt Lake. Mentions include Miss Ethel Row, Alex Revel, Mrs. Oscar Beck, and Frank Uranney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 led by J. A. Block T. Hunter Salton and Leo Nelson finished a lengthy two year period with three elections held and bills approved for the new term. They assisted County Judge J. P. Folger and Deputy PW Comer, turning over duties to the newly elected board.
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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 updates from Kemmerer area
Dr Red Hocker visits from Green River for the dance. C W Peterson tours Evanston last week. Rev T J Lynch visits Montpelier and Qukeville. Tom Watkin returns from Ogden after a month away. Mrs E H Saunders advertises home sewing by the day. The Comerm press crowd works to meet wool grower needs. Mr and Mrs C M Whitney mourn infant son born Nov 20. Geo 8 Spencer visits. family living in town this winter. Earl Hamilton remodelling a car to serve as a taxi. Hippy Jack Walters to run the Kemmerer Hotel passenger car. Brick work on the Kemmerer Hotel annex finished. hotel near mid January target. Rev W H Pearson returns from Sheridan after Episcopal conference. New church windows delay services. Loyal Order of Moose ball next Thursday features oyster supper by Catholic church ladies at Lyceum stage. proceeds aid needed.
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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 hosted a Thursday birthday surprise for Mim Tena Sneddon at her residence. The gathering featured a thoughtful gift and a spread of snacks, ending with an enjoyable afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamondville Friends
Mim
Tena Sneddon
Resolutions on Death of Samuel Webster
The Taos Union No 27, UM. W. of A. announces the death of Brother Samuel Webster. Resolved that his loss is mourned by the union and that notices be sent to his wife and father. The resolutions will be published in the United Mine Workers Journal and the Kemmerer Camera, and the hall will be draped in mourning for thirty days. John Ray, Job Fisher, on behalf of Habotap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel ‘Webster
Samuel Webster
Taos Union No 27
UM. W
United Mine Workers Journal
Kemmerer Camera
John Ray
Jobo Fisher
Obo Habotap
Adolph and Anna Story From a Fragmented Script
A garbled recollection centers on Adolph and Anna an Austrian artist and aristocrat. Anna adores Adolph another aristocrat Alfred a diplomat adores Anna. Alfred admired by Anna though she abhors him. Alfred travels to Antwerp amid confusions and names Babette appears for The Camera.
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Adolph
Artian
Anna
Alfred
Anna Anna
Alfred Alfred Addres
Amma
Anna Ened
Amacemens
Alfred Atyured
Austria Altogeiher
Antwerp
Parcels Post Rates Announced by Zones
The article explains new parcels post rules and stamps, with parcels sent as fourth class matter and marked Held for postage. It details zone based postage: First zone fifty miles at 6 cents first pound, 6 cents each additional. Second zone 140 miles at 4 cents first pound, 4 cents each addl, through Eighth zone all districts beyond with 12 cents per pound. Also notes return sender card required and bakery ad at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austen
Postminster
Nending
Fragmented Observations From a 19th Century Page
A garbled excerpt mentions a dove, sulphur, and a monkey operated on in Omaha for appendicitis. It also references an Indiana cigarette user and a remark about needles and coffin nails, suggesting scattered notes or commentary from a historical newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Indiana
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Lander
Wyoming Lodge No. 2. A. F. & AM
Nebraska
New York City
Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Gyp the Blood
Lefty Louie
Whitey” Lewis
Dago Frank
West Point
Amin Ak Wire
Ktatie
Ellie Whoreae
Ella Sevehlahbos
Ehweans
Legate
Lee
Mery
New Jersey
Lfsetar
Fred Prem
Berkeley
Coke
Hunilay
New Kemmerer Theater
Divinondvidle Fire“Department
Finn Hall
Fie Anenel Bell
Loyal Order of Mowe
Leeenm
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
Minneapolis
Devenjort
Wachs
Minot Botede
Red Hocker
Adolph and
Babette
T. Kemmerer Bakery
Santa Claus
Lana
I Branston
Wyo
State of
Sutb
Ieridian
General Laws
Washington, D.C
Thomas V. Davis
Ergister
Kemmerer Saving* Bank & Trust Company
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