Obituary of Morris Harrow Hill Herton Editor of Douglas Budget
Morris Harrow Hill Herton known as Hill Herton editor and proprietor of the Douglas Budget died suddenly at his home after a brief illness. He arrived in Wyoming in 1878 and served as editor of the Laramie Daily Times until 1880. The paper notes his world wide reputation and the sympathy extended to his widow and children.
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Morris
Harrow
Hill Herton
Douglas Budget
Wyoming
Laremie
Bill Nyesey
Douglas Poe
Thue
Eimong
End Chiniren
Unfair Attack Taints State Delegation Referendum
The Sheridan Post accuses B. M. Ausherwan of discrediting Senator Clark by a contested Sheridan county delegation vote and claims Carey delegates sought Clark's aid. The article critiques partisan editorial tactics and defends fairness, noting accusations against State Veterinarian W. F. P. Ufeing and broader editorial mudslinging in campaigning newspapers.
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Sheridan Post
B. M. Ausherwan
Uipta
Mallen
Sheridan County
Clark
Rusherman
Carey
Ausherman
Uinta County
United States Senate
Mother Huntly
Foley in Wyoming Town Crime Sparks Lynching Scare
A former prisoner Foley, released after a life sentence, hid in Kemmerer and returned to Newtown to incite a crowd with a staged shooting at a ball. A boy was killed during the melee, and Foley was later jailed amid lynching fears. Clarence Gardner, a long-time Uinta County resident and Republic candidate, faced false accusations from Evanston Times but remains a leading county commissioner hopeful.
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Foley
Kemmerer
Lnitun
Nayliv Tiyrum
Litervale
Yelowstowe Park
Clarence Gardner
Star Valley
Kewuwrer
Hrooks
Gardner
Long Farm
Republicas
Uinta County
Evanston Times
Murnun
Pinchot May Visit Wyoming to Support Governor
The report suggests relying on a visit by forester Gifford Pinchot to Wyoming to bolster the campaign of a close governor ally. The move is framed as aligning with vital state interests.
Diamondville Notes On Local Commerce And Travel
Diamondville A M King of the Mountains Trading Co. buys vegetables in Idaho to supply demand. A carload of Quaker Maid Hye beverage arrives. Dr Magahy of Funk visited friends. Mrs De Wittsmith recovering from neuralgia. Judge O C McDonald returned from eastern states and Canada to Champlain New York. W H Stewart and son James home from Hunting Indes trip. T L Stewart family moved to Montana and works at Coal Company office. Matt Passie, local baker, bought four bags of flour for delivery. A. Metta has left Coal Company work for Hamilton Montana. Local notes reflect industrious activity and upcoming coal output hopes.
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A.M. King of the Mountains Trading Co
Idaho
Carollo
Magahy
Funk
Wye
McDonald
Canada
Champlain
New York
W. H. Stewart
James
Mr. Stewart
Eid Howe
Leeland
T. L. Stewart
Lenington
Mattie
Metta
Hamilton
Mant
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Jonni
Local Notes From Kemmerer Amid Market and Travel Updates
Miscellaneous Kemmerer notices cover market chatter and shop ads. Mentions include The Frontier Supply Company promotions, Penny candy and bakery offers, milk and fruit markets, and travel and freight moves. Names like J F Potter and Ewing are referenced along with regional exchanges and postal notes.
Fragments Describe Misdirected Travel and Local Reactions
A garbled OCR passage recalls a plan to travel from Green River country and a discussion about support and food. Names such as John Al and Wy Greer appear amid uncertain phrases about outings, bears, and a doctor, with references to a Montag and a possible visit to Peover ton.
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Iwu
John al
Wy Greer
Maurice Ey
Ato
Areek
Spain
Counterfeit Money Case Noted at Local Bank
A damaged OCR fragment reports a cashier from a local bank warning of counterfeit currency. It mentions a Panadena and MeKinley with unclear references to a central matter and a McKinley Hawk in a separate line.
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Brank Pfeiffer
Piret Butlonat Bank
Cleu'akon
Pevaretul Ihn
MeKinley
Prutnalt
McKinley Hawk
For Sale Advertising Items From A Defunct Turiner
For sale a well established wanitinery turiners Kemperer Cinud reasone fur selling WH renain and glee inetruc thous if neewasurs Mia A Bichardrou.
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Wanitinery
Turiners
Fragmentary historical note on Cleveland optics trade history
The readable text mentions Cleveland and the optical trade, noting a scientific and optical trade prominence in the United States. It references glass, glasses, and town views, with uncertain fragments about accuracy and lost pieces. The passage is garbled and contains multiple incomplete phrases.
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Cleveland
Cottage for Sale by Sheriff's Sale Notice
By virtue of an execution from the District Court in Units County the sheriff will auction a list of property including a mare a pony and various blankets and gear. Defendants Amos Mills and others are named in the case. Sale to satisfy the decree will occur at an unspecified location with items described as in the notice.
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Distros
County of Units
Amos Milins
Kerest
Ervor
Tina
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