Lincoln county notes sweep through Kemmerer on Sept 2 1914
Local column from Kemmerer Wyoming reports on the Wyoming Frown Association meeting in Wheatland, a casper baseball anecdote, dwindling Progressive votes, Idaho primary results, and criticisms of the Lincoln county Republican committee delays and legal compliance before the Sept 5 state central meeting. It laments delayed notices and calls for proper organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Frown Association
Wheatland
Republican County Central
Lincoln County
Kemmerer
Cheyenne
Central Committee
Sullivan
Political reshuffle eyed to replace retiring congressman
The note outlines potential withdrawals by Doug Preston and Peed Klan to clear space for Robert D. Cary. Hob is regarded as a strong statewide figure unlikely to jeopardize his career. Mr Mote dell appears a formidable challenger, with opponents urged to rely on honest opposition rather than tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug
Preston
Klan
Robert D. Cary
Hob
Motedell
Fragmented local political squabble in Natrona County
A garbled report recounts a contested Casper election scene in Natrona County involving Mokler and local figures. It mentions accusations, a candidate in a disputed race, and tensions among residents amid Wyoming politics.
Fragmented OCR Political Rhetoric Hits Campaign Breezeway
A garbled OCR style summary describes a 1 or operation related to the legislature and political parties. It mentions Virginia, the Republican Party, and the Lenmwratiy party, with references to committee actions and a senatorial plant. The text shows confusion over candidates, dates, and locations, reflecting a contested campaign period.
Back to the Fold in Wyoming Faith Debate
In the Evanston Times the editor Brother George Ewer announces the paper will align with Republican papers in Wyoming. He notes his past Republican heart and earlier advocacy of Democratic doctrine, arguing consistency and conviction. The piece rebukes his shift, saying he should not have joined paths he once condemned as a Republican editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
George
Europe games force sacrifices by pawne nations
Fragmentary lines describe nations in Europe making sacrifices as games proceed. The text implies rulers and monarchies endure sacrifice for national glory. It mentions the people of Hon(s) and the fate of crowned heads amid these events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Hons
Hite
Thy Bemmierer Schools Open Monday With Increased Attendance
The article notes higher school turnout as Thy Bemmierer opens on Monday, with more teachers present. It mentions interior arrangements and community interest, highlighting improved attendance and local adaptation to new terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thy Bemmierer
Miaby
Ammiedee
la Hee
Geriet
Avery
Kemer
Miss Hettie Meetunme Visits Elko for Family Ties
Miss Hettie Meetunme, daughter of AW Meus, arrived in Elko for a weekend visit with relatives. The party plans to tour area sites and attend family gatherings before returning to Millan via Lake City. The trip centers on kinship and local social events with no major incidents reported.
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Hettie Meetunme
AW Meus
Anil Wincing Aman
Arribed Sen Torday
Bee
Slater
Elko
Primary returns show Ridgley defeats Kendrick two to one
Official county tally confirms Ridgley winning the Big Horn Basin primary with about 1 001 votes to Kendrick’s 520. The count notes 40 Democrats scratched Kendrick to vote for Ridgley, despite claims of Ridgley’s home unpopularity.
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Ridgley
Kendrick
Big Horn Basin
Ridgler
Big Horn
Hot Springs
Ant Rt Park Wynt
Bie Howe
Basin
Lehistin
First Day Of Big Game Scan Yields Results In Community
Humane Officer Joyce reports progress as state humane official Eddie Burke visits Cheyenne to receive Myrtle Seddon a girl aged nine who will be placed in the Golden Industrial School in Coloma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce
Eddie Burke
Cheyenne
Myrtle Seddon
Golden Industrial School
Colomado
Damages Sought in Libel Suit Against Kenmerer Republican
Attorneys Ivan 5 Jones and Jober R Rose filed a petition with the clerk Friday seeking 25000 damages from the Kenmerer Republican for libellous statements published about August 7. Servier was trade ond. W Sammon and Saturday Sept 7 set as the date for a hearing before Judge David I Craigs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan 5. Jones
Jober R. Rose
D. Stafford
Kenmerer Republican
Servier
W. Sammon
David I. Craigs
Piney growth seen as Big Piney’s metro future
Jesse Budd and Mia Budd visited Kemmerer describing strong growth plans for Big Piney. He notes the town now has about 40 homes with new buildings under construction including a 50 by 100 foot store and a brick bank building costing around 4000 dollars. Budd also travels with Mrs Ridgley of Chicago.
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Jesse Budd
Mia
Budd
Little Daughter
Kemmerer
Jesse
Big Piney
Green River Valley
Big Piney Mercantile Co
State Bank of
Budd Mells
E. E. Ridgley
Chicago
Bhe Road
Ridgley
An Piney
Sweetwater Nom inations for county offices
Reads a fragmented list of Sweetwater nominations from Republicans and Democrats. Names include Stanley Pitchford clerk, Tom Whitmore clerk of courts, Matt Medill long term commissioner, Wm Mortimer short term commissioner, Ellis Hudman surveyor, W C Lewis school superintendent, RH Anderson sheriff, Joseph Joyn coroner. Democrats list James R Lesmar clerk, J EB Mills long term commissioner, Toby Wet ade, Hugh SieA miotor onpews. The text is garbled and local ticket details are unclear.
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Stanley Pitchford
Tom Whitmore
Matt Medill
Mortimer
Ellis Hudman
W. C. Lewis
RH. Anderson
Joseph Joynwm
James R. Lesmar
J. EB. Mills
Toby ¥Tt
County Assessor Questions Lincoln County Tax on Rail Lines
The county assessor considers whether Lincoln county will receive tax monies from nearly 12 miles of double track laid last year by the Oregon Short Line and the branch to Conroy. The assessed value of this property is about 170000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lomay Ssrerot
W. Torres
Lincoln County
Oregon
Paper price rise blamed on war and trusts despite lack of need
A letter from a wholesale supplier notes no justification for current paper price increases, cites wartime demand as cover for a 0.25 to 0.5 cent rise per pound, and warns publishers will bear higher stationery costs while wholesale costs shift. The piece argues against the move and highlights factory and trade tensions affecting printers.
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Bowser
Nak
United States
Canada
Trust
Champion young fisherman shines at Asherton river spot
Master Derey LeRoux ten year old son of A A LeRoux drew cheers by displaying a string of large rainbow trout near the Ed panes ranch. He held two fish together near their height, weighing two and a half pounds dressed, exceeding a prior catch of three pounds by another youngster.
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Derey LeRoux
A. A. LeRoux
Meer
Father Lynch
Ed Panes Ranch
Bret Noobe
Corner Stone Ceremony at Casper Masonic Home
The Casper lodge held a corner stone laying for Wyoming’s new Masonic Home. Governor Homer Wallis, and Past State Grand Master Harold Harte spoke as the cornerstone was laid with the Casper lodge members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Wyo
Casper Lodge No. V
Maso
Owler
Kemple
Cheyenne
Overnor
Wyoming
Harold Harte
Uinta County Fair Opens September at Evanston
Lincoln and southwestern Wyoming residents are urged to attend the Uinta County fair starting September 1 at Evanston. The event features agricultural displays and some of the finest livestock, plus horse racing and other sports events, inviting strong turnout and preparations.
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Lincoln County
Wyoming
Ulote
Evanston
Diamondville Teachers Selected for Diamondville District
Diamondville announces the selection of teachers for the Diamondville school district. The initial list includes Diamondville, A. L. Bus-.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamondville
Diamondville, A. L
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In a fragmentary passage the text hints at a peculiar form of speech or coded phrase likely from a local column. The readable parts suggest a cautious, oblique reference to a person or event but no clear names, places, dates, or actions emerge.
Delinquent Tax Collector Plans Weeklong Review
Anthony McUaaig the special tax collector for Inka County will visit Big Mivey Cokeville Star Valley and Jackson Hole this week to review delinquent tax rolls and pursue unpaid taxes totaling about 100 dollars. He aims to recover school funds for the county and notes the law permits attachment and sale of property to cover outstanding taxes after failed settlements.
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Anthony McUaaig
Inka County
Uinta County
McCuaigie
Big Mivey
Cokeville
Star Valley
Jackson Hole
Rodeo Star to Enter Idaho Meet Amid Spring Prospects
In Idaho, a prominent race horse reportedly plans to enter upcoming events at Mig Viney and other venues. The owner considers racing at Beanston Fair or nearby fairs while horses from Marsh Valley and Big Miney join travel plans through Afton and Paria. Prices at Hig Viney lure top national horses for strong races this season.
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Onas
Potter
Lave Hotsprings
Idaho
Mat
Kemmerer
Mutter
Jase Wilson
Marsh Valley
McCamman
Big Miney
Afton
Paria
Thane
Beanston
Hig Viney
Edna Sammon Promoted to Montpelier Traffic Chief Role
Edna Sammon leaves yesterday for Montpelier to assume the assistant traffic chief post at Mountain State Tele phone and Telegraph Co. headquarters. Ida Emman becomes chief of the Kew meter Exchange, replacing Sammon. Clara Besmany shifts to day operator, and Mamie Thomas moves to night operator.
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Mie
Edna Sammon
Montpelier
Mountain Stater Telephone and Telegraph Co
Forthin Istriet
Mine Sammon
Ida Emman
Kewmeter Exchange
Missamson
Clara Besmany
Mamie Thomas
Pioneer Cokeville Register voyage to Bear Lake and Hunter ranch
P W Creeg Fred Roberts Ed O Conner and Julius Jacobsen drove in P W's car for a Bear Lake circ including a Hunter ranch visit. They describe viewing a wide body of water and mention local settlers and prior life in Cokeville. The account blends travel notes with reflections on geography and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cokeville Register
P. W. Creeg
Fred Roberts
O’. Conner
Julius Jacobsen
P. W
Bear Lake
Hunter Ranch
Cokeville
Cale
Quick stock sale ad in The Leo Merer Republican
A brief advertisement offers to sell $100 stock for $4.00 in Kemmere Wyoming. It invites calls or letters to Carl Cook with the motto Quick sales small profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leomerer Republican
Carl Cook
Kemmere
Wyoming
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Republican Party
Brady
Govore Haines
Mokler
Casper Tritane
Hlepablivan tHelwt
Natrona County
Serions Erie
Teotley Inventat Inneal Estate
Cale Jour
Aed Poe
Chloe
Casper Hesigwaar Linke
Virginia
Sedan
Rami Aid
Miya
Piant
Palma
Uae
Pew Comite
Minnia Beanads Ate
Camidalen
Mow
A. M. Kang
Anil
Wallay
Millan
Sweetwater
Paper Trust
Masonic
Uinta County Fair
Anaconda
Anavaunda
Hutte
Mine Workers’ Union
Western Federation of Miners
Ebutt
Diamondville Teachers
Melody Bros
South Omaha, Neb
Melady Bros
South Omaha
Nebraska
Smith Bros. Commission Co
Chigago South
Omaha, Neb, Pansas City
Cwa Taba
Ian Habwatnn
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