Democratic Committee Meeting and Loyal Order of Moose Notice
A fragmented newspaper item describes a Democratic Committee meeting with Dr. C. D. Stallard as chairman and J. P. Quealy elected state committeeman. Attendees included Hocker, Folger, Payne, and others. The piece also records Loyal Order of Moose resolutions honoring a deceased wife and mother, plus a notice about furniture orders and Kemmerer business.
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Democratic
Commie Pe
Promanent
Gecampaign
C. D. Stallard
Etal
Pratt Searpteasurer
LB Folger Campos
Fae
Opi
Kormorer Theatre
PJ. Quealy Waa
Comegret
St Ihelly's Meeting
Wars Tr. Hocker
J. P. Folger
Dr. Bailar
EH. Payne
Geo. Homper
Lenter Pait
Bert Allred
Geo. Tanner
B. 2 Ganiner
H. O. Harrison
Ivan $. Dam
PJ. Quealy
Back From Coast Visit By Mr and Mrs Sam Palin
Mr and Mrs Sam Palin return to Kemmerer Sanitay after a three week trip to Portland Seattle and Everett They also visited Victoria British Columbia by excursion boat on Labor Day In Everett they saw Mrs Palin's uncle Alex Thompson a commissioner under the new charter for the city Returning they stopped briefly at Lava Springs for a few days
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Sam Palin
Kemmerer Sanitay
Portland
Seattle
Everett
Weab
Victoria
B.C
May
Belfa
Mra Palin
Alex Thompson
Lava Springs
Wilkes to face Roberts in Lyceum boxing bout
The i round boxing contest at the Lyceum Theater Saturday evening Sept 14 features Ted Wilkes of this place against Kid Roberts of Boise Holaho. Both fighters have trained hard for a fast contest though Roberts has many supporters betting on his victory while Wilkes gains local backing for a strong showing.
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Informs
Lyceum Theater
Ted Wilkes
Kid Roberts
Boise
Holaho
Roberts
Ted
Idubo D
A Good Loser Praises Mrs Nichols After Nomination Loss
Mrs Ella Walters of Fontenelle concedes defeat to Maggie Michelson for the Republican nomination for superintendent of public instruction. In a pleasant letter she praises Mrs Nichols and wishes her success in the fall election. Walters, among the county's plodding teachers, is admired by many friends for accepting defeat graciously.
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Ella Walters
Fontenelle
Maggie Michelson
Nichols
Walters
Gull Whitman Plans Garage at Big Piney
Gull Whitman, who has operated pamenger sites for two years between Kemm erer Opal and Big Piney, will build a garage at Big Piney as soon as materials are on site. He will move his family from the La Barge ranch to Why Piney to run the venture in the future.
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Gull Whitman
Kemmerer
Opal
Big Piney
Grill Teym
Gull
la Barge
Church Construction Delayed by Material Shortage
The new Bpiawpal church work is greatly delayed due to failure of materials to arrive. Contractor Irvine Pereace contends the building will be completed before October 1st as per the contract. This would be Kemperer's fourth church, a point noted in the report.
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Bpiawpal
Irvine Pere Eeace Tals
Kemperer
Ani
Poverty talk and curious dress habits as a child recalls a scene
A mother recalls a tale of poverty and hearsay as her child describes two women, Mrs Smith and another, seen at a house. The child notes Mrs Smith’s hat resembling a kitchen colander and Georgis Smith wearing his father’s trousers, with the garments extended by cuffs turned up at the bottom. The dialogue shows curiosity and disbelief from the mother.
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Jamiena
Mr. Smith
Georgis
Squirrel Grief Grips Waterloo Park Pair
A Waterloo physician near a city park watched a mourning squirrel clutch the severed head of its mate after a storm toppled a branch. The surviving squirrel spent the day chattering, whimpering, and guarding the body in a display of deep emotion described by Youth's Companion as almost human.
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United States
Waterloo
Touth
Street cries in minor key and plain milkman yell
An analysis of street cries contrasts Paris and London tones. The Paris Journal de Debate notes cries like Sweet Lavender in a minor key while an English commentator argues our street cries share the same monotone. The milkman’s cry and coal hawker stand out as plain, unmusical calls with simple, rhythmic bellowing.
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Paris
London
Volla le Boir
Tomb of Omar Khayyam Scene Described In Garden Shrine
An old account describes Major Gykee at the tomb of Omar Khayyam near a rose garden. It claims the bones of Omar Kahy yam belong to a figure named Gunal who is portrayed as an adherent of a heterodox Mohammedan sect and subject to disfavor by fanatics.
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Omar Khayyam
Gykee
Omar Kahyyam
Gunal
Bela
White Falcon Island Near Bay of Plenty Described
Fragmentary text describes a New Zealand island named White falend near the Bay of Plenty. It notes sulfur and gypsum minerals and suggests a volcanic or mineral-rich composition.
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New Zealand
Bay of Plenty
Making Camembert Cheese From Milk and Molds
The article outlines a method for producing Camembert cheese using fresh whole milk heated to a high temperature and inoculated with Penicillium camemberti cultures. Cheeses are formed in galvanised hoops, salted on the outside, ripened in a moist room at 58 to 62 degrees, wrapped in parchment or tin during the second week, then moved to a cooler second ripening room for one to two weeks for the best consumption.
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Department of Agriculture
Sauivalent
Camem
Harper's Weekly
Eryops Amphibian On View At New York Museum
A primitive amphibian specimen, Eryops, is displayed in a glass case in the hall of prehistoric reptiles at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. Found in the Wichita Basin Texas, prepared by A Hermann, it represents a large specialized Permian amphibian once ruling forests and swamps before the mastodon era.
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Great Con
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Wichita Basin
Texas
A. Hermann
Pennsylvania
Simen
Red
Mor
Bates
America
Dear Old Lady and a Taxi Driver in a Comical Scene
At a New York hotel curb a taxi driver lies under his car with a wrench while a curious crowd gathers. A kindly old Indy passes by and notices the scene, then snorts in disbelief as she recognizes the chauffeur and his workmanlike posture.
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New York
Indy
Big Bags of British Munters in 1911 Grouse Season
The 1911 grouse shooting season in Britain produced record bags. In Scotland on Duke of Buccleuch’s Beanfell moor eight beaters killed 2 523 birds led by Lord Dalkeith’s party. England’s top bag went to Duc de Luynes and five others on Lord Strathmore’s Wemmemoore. Durham’s Upper Lune dale drove 4 storms produced 1 590 birds. Yorkshire’s Upper Wharfedale moor yielded 14 018 birds in 22 days with nine guns. The king joined August 10, contributing to a large bag of 1 490 driven birds on Barden and Rylstone moors.
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Great Britain
Scotland
Lord Dalkeith
Duke of Buccleweh
Beanfell Moor
Roxburghshire
England
Duc de Luynes
Lord Srathmore
Wemmemoore
Lunedale
Cornell Coach Discusses Denial and Training Standards
The report quotes Qe Denial and Cornell head coach Dan Reed speaking at an Itharg.botgi in Lygpa c about training ethics. Reed defends a player while criticizing inaction and noting a solitary practice of looking from his study window at a house.
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Dan Reed
Cornell
Reed
Pertemiy Levely Women Vote and Beatam-Tea
Fragments suggest a largely garbled note praising women voting and social events. The text mentions Hetham and Beatam with unclear references. No clear actions, dates, orOrganizational identifiers are discernible from the readable portion.
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Hetham
Republican Ticket Leads In Unita County Primary
In Unita County the Republican slate holds a strong lead after the primary. Nominees listed for four year and two year county offices include John H. Martin and H. I. B. Taylor among others. Legislature averages show Republicans around 880, Democrats about 325, with Socialist roughly 75.
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Lave
Lincoln County
John H. Martin
R. A. G. Rex
D.chas
Robbins Boel
H. I. B. Taylor
Thos
W. Anson
John F. Larson
Joseph B. Martin
Peter Raamusson
Abraham Crawford
John S. Johnson
Ry Geo
P. Harvey
D. Lynn Payne
William Burdet
B. ©. White
James Downs
R. BE
A. Brennan
F L Spicer Killed In Runaway Near Pinedale
News arrives of the death of F L Spicer a leading Pinedale business man long active in the Green River valley He was returning from Jackson after the Frontier day celebration when his buggy team ran away overturning the carriage He died Sunday from injuries and a stock buyer companion escaped unharmed Spicer’s death shocks western Wyoming circles he helped develop the area over many years
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F. L. Spicer
F. L.spicer
Pinedale
Green River Valley
Jackson
Spicer
Wyoming
Isara
Bing
Happy Shower Honors Miss Marion Christmas
Miss Marion Christmas was the honored guest at a joyful Saturday evening shower hosted by Mrs. R. H. Embree. Decorations featured wedding bells and hearts, games centered on hearts, and Miss Carrie Elliot won the honors. The event included humorous gift descriptions for the fathers to guess, refreshments, and Marion was showered with gifts under a parasol of skits. Other attendees included Misses Chamberland, Jetters, Gear, Pain, Ivey, Rathburn, Johnson, Jones, LeFevre, Flossie, Jennie Hocker, Carrie and Trene Eliot, Mrs. J. Lit Wilson, and Mrs. Husted.
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Marion Christmas
R. H. Embree
Carrie Elliot
Fanny
Marion
Chamberland
Jetters
Gear, Pain
Ivey
Rathburn
Johnson
Jones
LeFevre
Flossie
Jennie Hocker
Carrie
Trene Eliot
J‘lit Wilson
Mra
Husted
Culverts Prove Popular for County Road Work
The county reports corrugated iron culverts are popular and effective, promising savings in raw work. Two carloads were bought last spring by the county board of commissioners, with authorization at the latest board meeting for two more carloads.
Scale Agreed On Between Miners and Wyoming Operators
After three weeks of steady work the conference between the United Mine Workers of America Wyoming district and the Northern Wyoming Coal Operators association ended on Tuesday with a two year contract. Miners gain wage increases across classes while operators secure concessions in mine working conditions. The agreement mirrors the southern Wyoming scale in overall wage increase, though local conditions vary and some items differ. Notable changes include miners’ wages rising to 3.45 for certain classes, firemen to 1.15, outside labor to 2.00, cross cuts and room turning up twenty cents per yard, and increases in pick mining shooting loading and related rates. Disagreements to be settled by executive committees.
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United Mine Workers of America
District of Wyoming
Northern
Wyoming Coal Operators’ Association
Wyoming
Cheyenne
The Prime of Age in Danby Ends? Not Yet
A lettered reminiscence notes Lemuel Hollane, a Danby native aged about 89, returning to help start a new library and organize the bank, and to install a drinking fountain. He plans a year or two in town, then to fulfill a promise to his son in California to spend his final days there, aiming to travel across the country before declining.
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Lemuel Hollane
Danby
Peter Hobbs
Mr. Hobbs
Californy 'S
Unprecedented Week-Long German Trial Ends in Death Verdict
A Chemnitz case shows a week long trial with 63 witnesses including six experts. A woman faced charges of poisoning her daughter for life and fire insurance, with both allegations tried together. The jury sentenced her to death.
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Chemnitz
Germany
No Room Bertie Says He Is Full at Treat
A Sunday school treat scene shows Bertie unable to eat more cookies and declining host requests. The hostess suggests stuffing cookies in Bertie pockets, but Bertie replies even pockets are full, reflecting a humorous, family-friendly tone from Youth's Companion.
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Bertie
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