County urges fair exhibit across crops and grasses
The message calls on farmers to prepare grain, grasses, and vegetables for a county community exhibit at the State Fair in September. It asks farmers to report good candidates to the county agricultural agent, who will assist with selection and preparation. Premiums and advertising value are noted, and county commissioners and agricultural committees are urged to cooperate to ensure a strong display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attoo
Star Valley
Excellent Labor Way Edition Welcomed by Linpain County
The Labor Way Edition of the Wyoming Later Journal was eagerly anticipated by Linpain county residents. The issue outlines local developments in Reed formation, editorials on county commerce, and mentions contributions from notable figures including Mathes Mooney and Ande Morrow, highlighting labor critique and federation perspectives.
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Labor Way
Wyoming Later Journal
Linpain County
Alitiva
Acror
Hinton Carel
Lig Warendiate Federation
Sar Pian Brick Bey
Ieee
Broken Ribs End College Baseball Prospect At Hometown Meet
Fragmented OCR reads as broken notes about an athlete named Jones and a near miss or injury during a regional meet. It mentions broken ribs, a toe, and racing action, with unclear references to a Cre Ph event and a meet at Hoppurt. The piece hints at postponement or due to injury, with focus on recovery steps and a planned return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crete
Sian
Court House Notes Highlight Warranty Deeds
Court House Notes record multiple warranty deeds and related filings. Names and locations appear in fragmented OCR, with dates and parcel references obscured. Readers are advised to verify details in official records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Back to School Creely Colveaie and Teachers Return
In Ogden Utah Helen Craft returns to teach primary grades living at the Charles Hiblon home. Margaret Kennedy, a Wyoming University normal graduate, stays at the Chas McKay home. Pearl Grace, four years Missouri teaching, comes well recommended. Elizabeth Wood is new at Frontier staying at Kemmerer. Sublet hires E G Jackson of Alabama as principal with wife to teach. Boyle, Cora Lloyd, Loretta Thomas join at Conroy and Jackson’s Hole. James Gibbons returns to the Commercial department after Columbia summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creeley
Colveaie View
Turina
Helen Craft
Ogden
Utal
Charles Hiblon
Margaret Kennedy
Normal
Wyoming University
Chas
McKay
Pearl Grace
Missouri
Elizabeth Wood
Frontier
Kemmerer
Sublet
E. G. Jackson
Alabama
Conroy
James Gibbons
Commercial Department
Columbia University
Fire threat underscores need for forest protection and rural support
A fragmented report details emergency fire response and logistics from Halfway to a coal mine area, highlighting prearranged support, transportation of equipment, and the crucial role of local ranchers and volunteers. It notes the forest service and community cooperation during critical times and acknowledges individuals aiding recovery and readiness.
Open Season for Elk and Sheep Begins in Lincoln County
Lincoln County opens big game hunting from September 1 through November 1. Deer hunting starts October 1. Each hunter may kill two elk one deer and one matured male mountain sheep under the season rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
Lee
Fossil Fuel Discovery Spurs Lincoln County Oil Boom
Ancient subterranean deposits near Lincoln County surge back into prominence as drilling expands in LaBarge field. Green River Petroleum and Pyramid Company stakeholders race to develop, with new rigs, elevated stock demand, and key executives like Davie and Fitzpatrick taking leadership roles amid anticipated early production and infrastructure expansion. Local promoters tout economic boon as investors flock to the venture in a high stakes petroleum push.
New Oil Company Formed in Kemmerer by Local Men
A new oil company has been organized in Kemmerer by local men. The exact name of the company and its officers are not yet available. Holdings are described as in the field near Burpitt, with Salt Linke Cley mentioned, while geologist Burpitt from Salt Linke Cley reviews the recent section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Yeravatiaite
Fieqailfeld AG
Burpitt
Nf Salt Linke Cley Hee Hoon
Detdis
Liok- Inewer
Hell
First Well Yop Reported Tir We Alidontige Work
The text describes a chaotic scene involving a work project and a reported incident. It references a killing and a medical or investigative response. Names and places are obscured, making precise attribution impossible.
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CML
Fiat
Hersehiah
Suspect Arrested in Rivorge for Morphine Possession
A Rivorge Maryland man was arrested by Sheriff McMinn after a search yielded a large supply of morphine tablets. He is held in the local jail awaiting transfer to the U.S. Marshal and a hearing before Commissioner T. E. Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivorge
Maryland
McMinn
Withon
Alec
Tl. E. Christmas
Government Order Raises Coal Price
The passage of a national law regulating coal prices led to a 50 cent per ten rise in local coal prices, contrary to the intended effect. Local dealers report higher costs as the measure applied broadly, affecting grain and food stalls as well.
Address to Business Men in Impromptu Meeting
Capt Hindley spoke at the town hall to a gathering of business men Saturday night as part of the Chautauqua attractions. He urged front line effort to support the government during the present war. Quealy and Mrs Quealy returned from Medicine Row trips with plans to return tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hindley
Lanmakin
Spokane
New Afton Bank and Market Move to New Block
Travelers from Affton report the completion of a fine new business block in New Afton, with the Papworth bank building near ready. T. O. Papworth will relocate his meat market into the block, which will also house the Affton State Bank after weeks of construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Affton
Uhatety
Papworth Bank
T. Papworth
At Fon State Bank
Tourist Robbed Near Cokeville Reports Theft
A tourist party of a man and his family touring the country were robbed at night near Cokeville. A thief took three $20 gold pieces and two gold watches from the man's trousers, left within reach as they slept. No suspect has been reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cokeville
Triangle Park Tent Erection Leaves No Lasting Damage
Residents feared damage to grass in Triangle Park from a recent event but after the tent was removed on Monday morning it appeared no lasting changes occurred. Within days the marks on the tree will fade and the area should recover fully.
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Triangle Park
Fragmentary note on local gains and memberships
A garbled entry notes a person named Rey B Chower Yonah and mentions forthcoming events next week. It references good work and increased membership by 100 percent with over 2 200 for improvement and debt rating during the period. The text implies a performance or financial update related to paint expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey
Jonni Cantorener
Lorcome & Rane
Leases Hotel As New Manager Takes Charge
A new manager at the Elk Hotel is reported to have taken over leasing duties from Mr. Schwartz. The move positions the hotel for potential changes in operations and future plans as the new in charge begins the tenure.
New Methodist Sunday School Officers Elected
Sunday school officers were elected with J. EB Akey named Superintendent and Stella Rathbun as Secretary. Mary Pfeiffer will serve as Treasurer and Mrs A EB Hanson as Organist. Mr Reynolds and Mr Clower are named as assistants, with a special song service led by Mr Hatep scheduled for Sunday night since Mr Clower will be out of town.
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Methodist Sunday School
J. EB
Akey
Anistant
Mr. Reynolds
Stella Rathbun
Mary Pfeiffer
EB. Hanson
Rey
BF. Clower
Hatep
Arrest of Insane Man at Tunnel Sparks Recommitment
A man identified only as Alan, reportedly from Kanes State, was arrested by the local sheriff a few days ago near the tunnel. After release he disturbed chautanqua sessions and was found near the park outside the chattanqua tent with a rope around his neck, leading authorities to take him back into custody. The name al Osowatari is cited in reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Kanes State
Is He Guilty From Kelly Jackson Hole report
Nels Hoagland a prominent rancher was arrested by deputies on March 15 on a charge of attempting to induce perjury against Mr Hoagland. He waived preliminary examination before a judge. A government witness was released on bond of one thousand dollars to appear at the Federal Court in Cheyenne on November 1. Details of the case remain unclear.
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Farilar
Davie
Myrimid
Kemmerer
F Urkmermore
Davia
Alfiew
Pyramid Company
Keinimorer
William BK
Langrill
Chicago
Downey
A. Fitzpatrick
Helds
LaBarge Feld
Kenatrick
The
Feld
Wittess
Kelly
Jackson’ Hole
Nels Hoagland
Wen Urrested
Marshall Branann Oy
Hoagland
Federal Court
Cheyenne
Cerny
Schools Over the County Open Tuesday in Valley Bay area
A garbled report notes county schools opened on Tuesday across Valley Bay area under Superintendent Mayer. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but matches indicate widespread opening with anticipated consolidated efforts for the new term. Names and precise locations remain unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Colinty
Tar Valley Bay
Hy Charke
Consolidated Petri Je
Sanerinren
Coke Vile
Rennet
Mayer
Re Mins
Hue
Working Up Word From Mill Mentions Man Nall and KerkeMne
Report notes from the mill identify Man Nall of the ore and KerkeMNE in the Martin Hinl Company with Meyer as a sergeant in the same firm. The boys are all world ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man Nall
Thie Oe
Row H Kerkemne
Martie Hinl
HH Meyer Te Terrmanter Wergeant
de isin + pany
Red Cross Dance at the Frontier Hall Next Saturday
Local Red Cross fundraiser organized by enterprising ladies of the vicinity aims to boost the Local Red Cross fund. The event titled Frontier Hall dance features thrice deeds and promises proceeds donated to aid relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rrenner
Red Cross Fund
Afta
Rosenstein and Rochevar Take One Mile Trip to Lander
GL Walker, John Rochevar and Rosenstein traveled from Rock Springs to Lander last week. They left Saturday and returned Wednesday, making a brief journey with a detour along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rank Rosenstein
GL. Walker
John Rochevar
Lander
Mosday
Rock Springs
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Kemmerer Ag
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Comany
Nike Jie
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of Fielda
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