Governors Entertained Jointly at Mickelson Home in Wyoming
Two opposing gubernatorial candidates along with state treasurer and secretary of state contenders shared hospitality at James Mickelson’s Big Piney home during rodeo days. The event showcased a rare bipartisan spirit with candidates Ridgely Kendrick and others dining together and attending races, suggesting a cleaner campaign environment possible beyond muckraking press.
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Ths
Wyoming
Big Piney
James Mickelson
Mra. Mickelson
Lincoln County
Messrs
Ridgely
Kendrick
Editor Duty and the Fight for Community Voice
The article debates a editor's duty to defend public welfare over comfort, arguing a press must confront oppression and expose wrongdoing even at personal or financial cost. It urges readers to value fearless reporting, referencing historical figures and the era’s press ideals while warning against complacency.
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Ellie
Lubeett
Bregent
Ansie
Chie
Snamagenr
Editor's clash over clean rag sparks county paper feud
In Kemmerer Lincoln County, conflicts flare as The Camera denounces a subsidized sheet calling it a clean rag. The dispute centers on editorial control, public perception, and local loyalties while noting political pressures and an eye on upcoming elections.
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Tero
Brandon
Tre Cagis
Javnes
Jowes
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Fragmented Text Forecasts Historic Message
Readable fragments hint at a past family line and local club ties with names near unfamiliar spelling. The piece recalls a daughter linked to a shelter or group and mentions a May or September timeframe in a rural setting with community figures.
Mabe Hane Inquiry Sparks Weary Tides
A fragmentary note reveals a puzzled speaker asking what one might want from a place called Mabe Hane. The tone is cryptic, with stray syllables hinting at a broader conversation or a coded message. Further readable context is needed for clarity.
Candidates in town shape primary race in Kemmerer visit
Republican state candidates including H. B. Gates for State Treasurer H. Ridgely for Governor and Birney Sage for Secretary of State toured from Opal to Kemmerer Sunday with Jax W. Chrisman and Jas F. Petrie. They planned to visit Star Valley County Fair Cokeville Jackson Hole and Lincoln County before Cheyenne and the State Fair at Douglas. Local reports say the slate will win by large majorities in November with Republicans ready to govern.
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Mickelson
Marbleton
Mr. Ridgely
Mr. Kendrick
Altho
Kendrick
Birney Sage
Ridgely
Mr. Gates
Kemmerer
Big Piney
H. 8. Ridgely
H. B. Gates
Opal
Jax. W. Chrisman
State Senate
Jas F. Petrie
Chrisman
Cokeville
Star Valley
Jackson Hole
Lincoln County
Cheyenne
Douglas
Local Parties Face Primary Debate Amid Campaign Shuffle
Political notes describe no vacancy for county attorney with Ivan S. Jones securing the nomination, Hert Carolly named on the Republican ballot for county surveyor, and independent Carl Cook pushing petitions for clerk of the District Court. It notes Republican headquarters in Downey block, Anthony McCuaig as campaign secretary, and a planned trip by county chairman and state candidates. Also covers party strategy, primary law critiques, and social details from a local Democratic and Republican scene.
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Ivan S. Jones
Hert Carolly
Carl Cook
Carl
Stanley Brammer
Kemmerer
Downey
Anthony McCuaig
Evanston
Lincoln County
Joe Gudwundsen
Cokeville
H. J. Harrington
Dickel
Marshal Meyholds
Marry Clark
Star Valley
The Girl and the Tramp at Lycetmn Theatre
A four act comedy features Fred Byers as Happy Jack the tramp in The Girl and The Tramp. The plot follows a banker who ruins his family through stock market manipulation while his wife’s loyalty tests the marriage.
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Fred Byers
Happy Jack
Lycetmn
Marbleton Dunny Ve Moden Iaye at Big Pin ny
In Marbleton a modest event gathered editors and local theater groups to celebrate the merging of towns on a county stage. The evening included readings and a focus on civic arts, with organizers praising collaboration and community spirit.
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Big Pinny
Siete
County Thekter
Othors
Pioneer Issue Reveals Dr Hocker Records Childhood Recollections
A fragment from a Pioneer issue recalls Dr W A Hocker of Uinta County receiving a 1890 letter from Jas Sister of the U S State Office. The note triggers memories of Nipaling days and an image of a bearded man labeled A Hocker on a column. The item mentions Evanston Territorial Asylum superintendent history and a building project tied to funds and local figures.
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W. A. Hocker
Uinta County
Jas
U. S Tate
Imes
Land Office
Evanston
Barmuel Bet
Another White Slave Case in Rock Springs
Police arrested Sider on charges of white slavery for moving a young girl from Idaho to Kemmerer and then Rock Springs to laptown for immoral purposes. The man and girl are held for investigation. Agent Plimley of the Bureau of Immigration and Labor is expected from Salt Lake to take evidence. Sider was bound over to the Federal grand jury under 1500 bench. the case will be tried today.
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Rock Springs
Shorty” Sider
Police Department
Idaho
Kemmerer
Laptown
Plimley
Bureau of Immigration and Labor
Salt Lake
Sulder
Federal
U. S. Coal Co Opens Elmer E. Thomas Leasing Position
An unclear OCR fragment notes U. S. Coal Co opening for Elmer E. Thomas as pew lessee and mentions a new oral manager and others in Salt Lake City context with disruptions in names. The readable parts suggest staffing changes and expected duties involving lobsters in some setting.
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Elmer E. Thomas
Pew Lessee
BC Manley
Salt Lake I
Eneney Age
Yemen
West
Fragmented OCR News Item on Lambs and Scores
Poorly legible OCR text mentions Lambs with figures like 8.25 and 62 J, and references Curtis Serna Miley Melady Brus and Pat Cook with numbers such as 48.10. The passage is garbled, unclear on event, date, or clear entities, and lacks coherent narrative or outcome.
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Ta ' Hich
Curtis
Miley
Pat Ear
Khesp
McAllister Returns From California Visit
McAllister, former County Clerk, arrived from Los Angeles with his son Donald for treatment and climate change. He reports the boy improved and will remain there indefinitely. In California he met the Bergstroms, Solomons, Blacks, Miss Beatrice Bird, and John C. Hamm. He attended the Engstrom funeral Tuesday afternoon before returning home to Diamondville.
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Donald McAllister
Clark
Los Angeles
Donald
McAllister
California
Bergstrom’s
Solomon's
Black's
Beatrice Bird
John C. Hamm
Iatter
Engstrom
Diamondville
Evanston
Scribner Funeral Returns to Cumberland Cemetery
The funeral of Frank Scribner, who died recently, was held last Cumberland week on the branch and laid to rest in the cemetery where two of his children were buried. Scribner was a nephew of Mrs. [unreadable]. He left six children and lived in very poor circumstances.
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Fae
Sam Row
Aleo
Anna Blickfeldt
Afton Smith
Mira Freeman
Werry
Virginia Reel
Laura Lee
Hugh Luey
Balt Lake
Ethel Anderson
Case
Oregon
Frank Scribner
Sf Cei
Scribner
Iite
Episcopal Church Notes Cantrtotne
Two Sunday services announced with hearty singing and welcoming notes. A new cement sidewalk at the church completes a satifying exterior, pews and heating upgraded for comfort. Weekday services for Girls’ Guildsathen held at 11:15 am, with the Sunday school planning a 3 pm class in the afternoon.
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Weil
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