Local newspaper masthead and publishment details 1903
Publication details for a Kemmerer newspaper dated Saturday September 5 1903 list the publishing company Kemmerer Publishing Co in Wyoming with officers President WM O Connell Secretary Frank Ppelpper Treasurer RD 5 Brooke Batter and Manager and a post office note indicating second class matter in Kemmerer Wyo.
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Kemmerer Publishing CO
Quealy
WM O'Connell
Casey View Prest
Frank Ppelpper
Treas
Brooke
Kemmerer
Wyoming Needs a New Constitution and Progress
Wyoming faces a push for a constitutional overhaul to curb corporate railroads and unlock development. Proposals call for a constitutional convention, bonds for public enterprises, shorter governor terms, and adding a lieutenant governor, aiming to boost investment, tax base, and statewide prosperity.
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Wyoming
Tts Weck
Union
Cheyenne & Northern Railroad
South
Eee Sen
Ee Lt
Open Door Policy and Kentucky Conspiracy Reflections
Eastern Wyoming wool producers seek dipping rules alignment with the Bureau of Animal Industry. Caleb Powers, former Kentucky Secretary of State, convicted of plotting Governor Gobel’s murder, faces life terms after two prior trials. The piece also discusses U S relations with Russia over Kishineff and Manchuria open ports and the open door policy in China.
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Wyoming
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington
Wilson
Caleb Powers
Kentucky
Gobel
Powers
Chop suey trust fears hit Chicago diners
The Chicago Herald warns of a growing Chop Suey trust as Chinese restaurants are absorbed by a single company. It notes rising prices, the taste for Chop Suey among epicures, and questions about the dish’s composition while urging restraint on the pricing for ordinary people. The piece also jabs at what it calls Chicago’s misfortunes and includes tongue in cheek asides about Lipton and astronomy.
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Chicago
Chicago Epicures
Windy City
Celestial Kingdom
Professor Wiley Warns on Food Preservatives in Speech
In a St Paul talk Professor Wiley endorses the German position that some food preservatives are harmful and urges federal and state action to curb adulteration. He cites boric acid as injurious, notes weight loss in subjects, and calls for uniform national laws to regulate imports and domestic foods, amid reports of Russia’s czar abolishing the Eneat.
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Wiley
St Paul
Minnesota
Labor gains boost Timets Central payroll amid talks of mergers
After three months of negotiation, Timets Central railroad conductors and brakemen win wage advances adding over 200000 annually. The piece notes mergers loom nationwide linking Missouri Pacific Wabash and other Gould lines into a transcontinental system, with broader reflections on labor disputes and economic trends.
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Timets Central Railroad
Missouri Pacific
Wabash
Gould
Rock Islar
Frisco
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Kansas
Rio
Russia
China
Bessarabia
Manchuria
State Department
United States
Mukden
Tatungkasa
Yalu River
Staten Island
Thomas Lipton Berger
Alpha Cygnus
Kishineff
London
Europe
Labor
Office
City Drug Store
J. B. Roberts
Prop
O’connell
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Union Pacific
Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry
Salt Lake City
CS. Williams
So. St
W.S. Post
Kemmerer and
Fossil
Geo. W. Fairchild
Proprietor
Harvard Cigar
Hoffman House Boquets
Pabst Bottle
Zang
Drausit
Stock Exchange
Peter Gordon, Jr
Proprieta
Opera House
G. Casey
Ryoml
Charles Peterson
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