Cattle theft case links Annie Richey and Charles King
The preliminary trial of Annie M. Richey and Charles King for stealing cattle was held in Judge Glasgow's court. Witnesses testified about missing cattle, branding changes, and shipment records, with evidence including hides and brands. The judge bound the pair for trial at the November term of the district court and set bond at $5,000 each, posted by the defendants.
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Annie Richey
Chas. King
Annie M. Richey
Charles King
Fossil
Catate Hy
Mr. Davison
Kemmerer
W. 0. Jackson
Lincoln Live Stock Ny
Ernest Corti
Randolph
Tens
Tens Fom ‘Hin Om, At Ne Eke In Fooaime
Grand Island
Nebraska
Hyssop
William Davison
Cortina, Jackson and Spencer
Omaha
Richey
Christmas
C. B. Melvin
Sammon
Cape
O A Feathon
District Court
Chas
King
Lasgow
Packers Fight Kendrick Bill Sparks Senate Letter War
Washington dispatch notes intense packer opposition to the Kendrick bill. A letter from Fitzgerald on Western Union communications reveals coordinated lobbying and public statements by senators and representatives to sway opinion.
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Packers
Kendrick Bill
Washington, D. C
Kendrick
Pam
Corgia
Re. Wilcox
Fitzgerald
Gilead Tickard
Wildes
New Auto Transfer Line Opens for Business
Davey Collett returned from Wichita Falls to start Kemmerer auto transfer service. He bought a truck from Up-to-Date Auto and began operations yesterday. One truck presently, with plans to add more as demand grows, offering local hauling and city services. Telephone 55 for prompt, efficient service.
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Davey Collett
Wichita Falls
Texas
Colles
Kemmerer
Collett
Barn Dance at Pomery Ranch Draws Large Turnout
The barn dance at the Pomeroy ranch near Fontenelle attracted about 180 attendees last Saturday night. The event started promptly and continued into the following morning, described as a monstrous affair with ample festivities and ample provisions.
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Mrr
Frank Pomeroy
Fontenelle
Hell
Superintendent Burch Returns From Calif
Superintendent Burch returns from California with officials Thauph and Mawel to brief on statewide education matters and next steps for local schools.
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Burch
Calif
Thauph & Mawel
Chautauqua Closes After Week of Noted Entertainment
Attendance was strong and audiences expressed satisfaction with each program. Highlights included Merrilees performances, Dr William Rader in The Making of a Man, Guarino McKinnon musicians, KE J Klemme lecture on The Challenge of the Country, Mrs A C Jehner speech on Forces that Help or Hinder Progress, and Major Thornton Mills Fiddles and Fortunes. The White Hussars and Royal Hawaiian Quintet drew large crowds before Mildred Leo Clemens concluding the show with Rambling Through Paradise. The local Chautauqua will return next year with Ellison-White plans.
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Een Ia
William Rader
Guarino-McKinnon Company
KE. J. Klemme
A. C. Jehner
G. Whitfield Ray
Lydia Fennesbeck
Royal Hawaiian Quintet
Paradise
Mildred Leo Clemens
Miay Clemens
Chautauqua Association
Ellison-White Chautauqua Association
Widow A W Smith Returns Claim To Estate
Norris W Griggs brought his sister the widow of Amos W Smith to Kemmerer to assert her rights in the estate. Under state law she may claim one half of the estate despite the will favoring three nieces. Mrs Smith was declared incompetent earlier and placed in a Missouri hospital. her brother was named guardian.
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Norris W. Griggs
Kemmerer
Amos W. Smith
Missouri Institution
Kemmerer Schools Open With Noted Enrollment Increase
Kemmerer schools open with an attendance of 815 including 60 in high school 74 in junior high and 180 in grade schools The total is incomplete but indicates higher attendance than last year The final report of Lincoln county Teachers Institute held last week in Kemmerer will be published next week
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Kemmerer Schoors
Teachers’ Institute
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Wyoming ducks season clash of state and federal law
Lander Wyoming Sept 1 state game warden Jedkine says federal prohibition on hunting migratory waterfowl before Sept 16 overrides the Wyoming opening date of Sept 1. The federal rule allows hunting through Dec 31, but Wyoming closes Dec 16. federal law takes precedence.
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Lander
Wyo
Wyoming
William =. Jedkine
Nwa
Porior
Melvin bin bons it tks nemeaes a
Melvin is noted in a brief item with names and an uncertain token stream. The readable fragment references a person and related names but lacks clear context or event details.
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Melvin
Davison company to open new confectionery store in Kemmerer
Arrangements complete for the opening next week of one of the finest and most modern confectionery and cigar shops in Wyoming. The Max Davison company will operate in the former Kemmerer Hotel Bar space with a fountain, display cases, and new seating. G. S. Walton oversees Kemmerer branch installation and Mack's Barber Shop joins via an archway.
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Eigar
Wyoming
Max Davison Company
Busiana
Kemmerer
The
Davison Sre
G. 8. Walton
Mack's
Billard Hall
Aria
Barn Dance Planned at Graham Ranch Saturday Event
A barn dance will mark the completed erection of a new barn at Graham Ranch. Willm Greve erected the barn and the event will be held in the building Saturday night with Jonninga and Mullins providing music. Attendance is expected from local residents and guests.
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Willm Greve
Hig
Fontenelle
Jonninga Gnd Mullins
Kemmurer
Rain Spoils Kemmerer Labor Day Parade Prizes Awarded
Heavy rain disrupted Kemmerer Labor Day events forcing the parade to end early and prompting prize awards for the best floats. Lewis Cash Grocery won first with a miniature shop display, Union Mercantile second, Up-to-Date Garage third, and other floats drew attention. A large crowd enjoyed candy prizes and the dance at Cook's pavilion despite the weather.
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Kemmerer
Cumberland
Glencoe
Oakley
Sublet
Lewis Cash Grocery
Union Mercantile
Sam
Tabor
Kemmerer Hardware
Fargo-Hopkins Company
Kemmerer Garage
Robert Foster
United Mine Workers of America
Foster
Baseball Park
Cook's Pavilion
Fourth annual wool sale hits $100000 in a day
Salt Lake City Utah Aug 80 Sales for the day at the fourth annual jam sale of the National Wool Growers association ended yesterday afternoon and totaled about $100000 with four day total near $300000 The feature bid was a Ram pouillet ram from the F S King Brothers to Quealy Sheep Co Cokeville Wyoming to Laramie for 1500 dollars
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Salt Lake City
Utah
National Wool Growers' Association
King Brothers
Laramie
Wyo
Quealy Sheep Company
Cokeville
Mrs. Papworth Dies in Salt Lake City
Word was received Saturday of the death of Mrs. O. T. Papworth who died from complications after an appendicitis operation in Salt Lake City. Her home was Star Valley. Her husband served as county commissioner. She was mother of nine and sister of the Covey brothers, prominent Lincoln county stock men.
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O. T. Papworth
Salt Lake City
Wyoming Wolves Arrival Stirs Interest in Jackson
A crate in Jackson holds three and a half grown wolves found in Dayton. Captured as pups last spring by Wil iam Dunn of El, they are presented to the Soldiers' and Sailors' Home at Dayton according to the Jackson Hole Courier.
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Dayton
Ohio
Jackson
Wil ‘Am Donn
Dunn ix
Jackson Hole
Frontier celebration heats up in Jackson this week
The Frontier celebration at Jack won will be held Thursday and Friday this week. Officials say all arrangements are completed and the town expects one of the largest crowds in the annual event’s history.
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Jack~ Won
Rain Interfered With Frontier Celebration
Rain disrupted frontier festivities delaying events and dampening the celebration. Mrs. Cota T. Rillel and Meyer of Daniel were among attendees noting the weather affected sports and ceremonial activities.
One Man In Hospital After Frontier Altercation
Dominick Benassi lies in Lincoln County Miners hospital with slim hope for recovery after a knife attack in Frontier Monday night. John Vigardi is in county jail, the result of the street fight in which several knives were involved and a woman was present. The sheriff's office hurried to the scene as blood stained the area and both men were taken to medical care.
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Dominick Benassi
Lincoln County
John Vigardi
Frontier
Bona
Vigardi
Bonini
Kemmerer Faces Ice Shortage Threat as Supply Dwindles
Local residents fear a worsening ice famine as Kemmerer runs low on fuel and cannot secure future supplies. Ernest Moll warns the town may run out in about two weeks unless new fuel sources are found.
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Kemmerer
Ernest Mollhar
Molinar
Sheriff Oakley and Party Home News
A garbled report mentions Sheriff Oakley and a party at a residence. Details are unclear due to broken text and omitted context.
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Sheriff Oakley
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