Democratic Committee Meeting Sparks Campaign in City
A noisy gathering of Democratic precinct members convened last Monday with Dr. C. D. Stallard as chairman and Pratt as treasurer. Attendees included J. P. Folger and P. Quealy among others, planning an active campaign and new building quarters near the Kemmerer theatre, with Loyal Order of Moose resolutions read aloud.
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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
Back From Coast Mr and Mrs Sam Palin Visit
Mr and Mrs Sam Palin return to Kemmerer Sanitay after a three week tour visiting Portland Seattle Everett and Victoria B C on Labor Day excursion boat trip. They met Mrs Palin’s uncle Alex Thompson in Everett, one of three commissioners for that city under the new charter. They later spent a few days at Lava Springs before returning home.
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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 Box Kid Roberts at Lyceum Theater
Ted Wilkes of this place meets Kid Roberts of Boise Holaho in a Saturday Sept 14 boxing bout at the Lyceum Theater. Both fighters have trained for weeks as locals back Wilkes while Roberts draws strong Boise support. The match promises a fast, evenly matched contest with plenty of local anticipation.
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Informs
Lyceum Theater
Ted Wilkes
Kid Roberts
Boise
Holaho
Roberts
Ted
Idubo D
Good Loser Letter Praises Opponent in County Race
Mrs Ella Walters of Fontenelle concedes defeat to Maggie Michelson for the Republican nomination for superintendent of public instruction and sends a gracious note to Mrs Nichols wishing success in the fall election. Walters, noted as a loyal teacher, accepts the result with grace, earning praise from friends and a warm response from Mrs Nicholson.
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Ella Walters
Fontenelle
Maggie Michelson
Nichols
Walters
Gull Whitman Plans Garage at Big Piney Site
Gull Whitman, who has managed pamenger sites for two years between Kemm erer Opal and Big Piney, will build a garage at Big Piney as soon as materials are placed. He will move his family from the La Barge ranch to Why Piney to operate the future venture.
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Gull Whitman
Kemmerer
Opal
Big Piney
Grill Teym
Gull
la Barge
Church Work Delayed by Material Shortage for New Building
The Bpiawpal church project faces long delays due to failed material arrives. Contractor Irvine Pereacee claims completion before October 1st per contract terms. The delay marks Kemperer's fourth church project and reflects poorly on the town.
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Bpiawpal
Irvine Pere Eeace Tals
Kemperer
Ani
Curious Poverty Talk Sets Family Scene in Smiths Tale
A child recounts odd observations about neighbors, describing Mrs. Smith and Georgis Smith in improvised attire. The mother questions the tale as the girl insists two women played at the house, noting Mrs. Smith's hat and Georgis wearing his father's trousers. A vivid, humorous domestic vignette unfolds with small-town quirks.
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Jamiena
Mr. Smith
Georgis
SQUIRREL'S GRIEF SHOCKS WATERLOO PARK VIEWERS
A Waterloo reader reports a grieving mother squirrel mourning her mate's severed head found under a tree after a storm. The incident, witnessed near a city park, is described as a striking display of animal emotion and depth of feeling by a physician observer and readers of Youth's Companion.
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United States
Waterloo
Touth
Street cries in minor key debate across cities
A Paris Journal des Debates remark notes street cries are mostly in a minor key. An English commentator agrees our cries mirror that, except the milkman and coal hawker, whose calls lack musical form and repeat a single plain bellow. London cries feature the evening boulevard cry Volla Le Boir. The piece contrasts Paris English and local milkman, coal hawker calls, and the general monotone of street alerts.
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Paris
London
Volla le Boir
Tomb of Omar Khayyam Shrine Scene Described
A fragmentary report recalls Major Gykee by a tomb near a rose garden. The text mentions the bones of Omar Kahy yam and a reference to a heterodox Mohammedan sect. The tone suggests a cautious or critical stance amid fanatical disfavor.
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Omar Khayyam
Gykee
Omar Kahyyam
Gunal
Bela
White Falcon Island Near Bay of Plenty Tale
A fragment describes a New Zealand island named White falend near the Bay of Plenty. The text claims the island consists of sulphur and gypsum with other minerals and mentions an elevated or lofty area. The passage ends abruptly with “three.”
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New Zealand
Bay of Plenty
Camembert Cheese Production Described in Detail
The article outlines methods for making Camembert using Penicillium camemberti cultures, starting with fresh milk heated to 140 degrees, inoculation with molds, and shaping in iron hoops. Cheeses are salted outside, ripened in a moisture rich room at 62 degrees Fahrenheit, wrapped in tin or parchment in the second week, then moved to a cooler second ripening room for one to two weeks before consumption.
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Department of Agriculture
Sauivalent
Camem
Harper's Weekly
Primitive eryops fossil on display at American Museum
A primitive amphibian, the eryops, is exhibited in a fine glass case in New York's American Museum of Natural History. Found in the Wichita Basin Texas, prepared by A Hermann, it represents a large specialised Permian amphibian once dominant in forests and swamps.
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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 Watches Injured Taxi Driver Scene
A crowded New York hotel cab line shows an injured taxi driver lying near a brown fur animal on the icy street. An elderly Indy witness spots the driver under a brown coat, reacts with a disdainful snort, then hurries away while the chauffeur works under his car with a monkey wrench.
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New York
Indy
Big Bags of British Munters in 1911 Grouse Chase
The shooting season in Great Britain for 1911 ended with record bags. Scotland reports eight guns killing 2,523 birds on the Duke of Buccleuch’s Beanfell moor in Roxburghshire. England’s best one day bag comes from the Duc de Luynes and five others on Lord Strathmore’s Wemm Moor. In Upper Lune Dale Durham 1,590 birds were killed in four drives during storm. Yorkshire’s Duke of Devonshire Upper Wharfedale moor yields 14,018 birds in 22 days with nine guns. King included in August 10 party, nine guns kill 1,490 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 Denies Denial at Itharg Botgi
Dan Reed head coach of Cornell football speaks at Lygpa c Itharg.botgi about tetluce and a supposed training dispute. Reed says the man was good but would not train. the only practice observed was staring from his study window toward the street.
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Dan Reed
Cornell
Reed
Pertemiy Levely Hetham Election Cheer
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion about women voting and bold action. Mentions Hetham and Beatam in a garbled phrase likely referencing a social or political topic. No clear names, places, dates, or concrete events are extractable.
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Hetham
Election in Unita nominates county officials and tickets
In Unita county primary results Republicans place a strong slate across county offices led by John H. Martin and A. G. Rex, with many names listed for four and two year terms. Republicans lead the legislative ticket with about 880 votes on average versus roughly 325 for Democrats. Socialist votes around 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 Wyoming Runaway
News arrived that F L Spicer a leading Pinedale businessman and Western Wyoming developer died after a buggy runaway near a steep embankment following a Frontier day trip to Jackson His companion escaped unharmed and Spicer died Sunday from injuries and shockwaves of the accident reverberate through the Green River valley community.
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F. L. Spicer
F. L.spicer
Pinedale
Green River Valley
Jackson
Spicer
Wyoming
Isara
Bing
A Happy Shower Honors Miss Marion Christmas
Miss Marion Christmas was the honored guest at a merry shower last Saturday evening hosted by Mrs. R. H. Embree. Decorations featured wedding bells and hearts. Miss Carrie Elliot won a game of hearts. Descriptions of gifts made the fathers guess, Marion was showered under a parasol with suitable skits. Attending were Misses Chamberland, Jetters, Gear, Pain, Ivey, Rathburn, Johnson, Jones, LeFevre, Flossie, Jennie Hocker Eliot, Mrs. 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 Roads
The corregated iron cal ivoria culverts show strong popularity and satisfaction in service. The county board purchased two car loads last spring and authorized two more car loads at its last meeting, forecasting significant savings in raw work.
Wyoming miners and operators sign two year wage contract
After three weeks of talks the United Mine Workers district of Wyoming and the Northern Wyoming Coal Operators Association reached a two year contract. The agreement raises wages across all mine work and aligns working conditions with a prior Cheyenne regional deal, though local scales vary.
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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
Lemuel Hollane, a former Danby resident, returned to help start a new library, organize the bank, and install a drinking fountain. At 89, he plans a year or two in town, but dictated to his son in California that he will spend his final years there and take a cross country trip before he passes.
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Lemuel Hollane
Danby
Peter Hobbs
Mr. Hobbs
Californy 'S
German Trial Shows Weeklong Court Proceedings
A Chemnitz trial described by a German paper lasted an entire week. A woman faced charges of poisoning her daughter for life insurance proceeds and arson for fire insurance. Sixty three witnesses, including six experts, were heard before the jury condemned her to death.
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Chemnitz
Germany
No Room For Bertie At Sunday Treat Cookies
A playful exchange at a Sunday school gathering shows Bertie refusing more cookies because both he and the pockets are full, highlighting a lighthearted moment from Youth's Companion. The hostess urges Bertie to save cookies for later, reflecting a quaint social custom.
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Bertie
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