Miss Flossie Lyon to Entertain at Southwestern Chapel
Public entertainment feature promotes Miss Flossie Lyon, praised for clear voice and eloquence. Eugene McKnight presents the young artist whose program is lauded by the School of Oratory and the South western Chapel in Winfield Kansas. The event is scheduled for Thursday October 1 with hopes for a large audience.
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Eugene McKnight
Flossie Lyon
Miss Lyon
Yrean
Bady
School of Oratory
Southwestern Chapel
Winfeld
Kansas
Popular Couple Wed in Paris Elopement Highlighted by Wedding Band
Popular couple W HL Pickrell and Mrs Pickrell wed last Saturday at Paris after eloping from Ida. The ceremony was performed by Elder Holmes of the L D Church with many friends in attendance. Frank A May visited Kemmerer and Diamondville, reporting a prosperous scene and fine sheep conditions, before returning home.
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W. HL. Pickrell
Paris
Ida
Aul Sone
Dot
Kenney Y Ae Tien
Pickrell
Holmes
L. D
Frank A. May
Cokeville
Kemmerer
Diamondville
Back to the Mines After Settlement in Labor Talks
Word reaches press that labor conflict nears settlement and mines plan to resume by October 1. Conference in Chicago between John J. Mart of Union Pacific Cul Co and Thomas F. Lewis of United Mine Workers promises a return to work under old terms. Diamondville mines reopen Tuesday with about 600 workers idle elsewhere Cumberland Frontiers and Diamondville losses cited.
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Chicago
John J. Mart
Union Pacific Cul Co
Thos. F. Lewis
Min
Diamondville
Monarch
Delts
Caseyville Wines
Cumberland
Frontiers
Romances, Robbery and Wedding Notes From Town
A tale of romance surrounds Mr. Gronor Booxen Hatfway and Miss Gengenbach with a private ceremony in a hotel and a lavish reception. In Evanston a rear door burglary at W A Engstram jewelers netted about 10000 in gems, with swift entry and no robbery clues as investigators pursue leads.
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Cupid
U Ha
Kemmerer
Marmied
Mr. Gronor Booxen
Hatfway
Mins Geetaupe Gexoenbach
Caicaeo
Japanese Groom and Mulatto Bride Marriage Sparks Controversy
Fragmentary report notes the marriage of Leona Farrell and a Sheridan groom after a brief courtship. The text references a mixed heritage coupling and hints at social tension. details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Cupid
Sheridan
Prine
Leona Farrell
Laalueag
Bride
Population hopes and a French demographic note
Discussion cites French population decline from 20 000 000 in 1700 to 12 percent of the population and contrasts it with Britain and Ireland. Dr Jacques Bertillon of Paris argues wealth distribution and inheritance laws drive population trends. Also reports on local injuries from a wood chopping accident involving 16 year old Sam Grant, who sustained a scalp wound but is improving.
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National Alliance
Ireland
France
Irel
Jacques Bertillion
Statistics Bureau of
Paris
Europe
Sam Grant
Rufus Brown
Hencaokle Chub Plans Another Chance Event
Diamondville reports Adam Thomas Shuick hunting trip up the country. Walter Mewart travels, Andrew Neil ill, Booth family returns from Spokane to home on the hill. The Ladies of Mebekal Lodge No y plan a catered party at their hall next week. John Platt suffers a sore tooth from a dog bite accident. Local notes reflect community events, visits, and small incidents as residents keep activities active.
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Adam Thomas Shuick
Walter Mewart
Hendrickson
Mowntaty ‘Trading , Co
Paul
Oduwaday
Liv
Amy
Booth
B. Fisher
Meric
Donald McAllister County Clerk Biography
Donald McAllister, a long-serving county official, is profiled as a respected public figure known for fairness and courtesy. A native of Scotland born in 1850, he immigrated to America in 1882, worked in coal mining and ranching, then moved to Oakley Wyoming to join Mountain Trading Company before being elected county clerk six years ago.
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Donald McAllister
Nan
Donald
Scotland
America
Hear River
Evanston
Oakley
Wyo
Mountain Trading Company
Boil Your Drinking Water Typhoid Warning
The first typhoid fever case appears, a Finlander at Glencoe. Citizens should boil all drinking water while the river remains low, as tainted water spreads typhoid. David I Johnston of Daniel attended court and the Democratic convention at Evanston, with Ivan S Jones. Dave seeks assessor and Ivan county attorney. They plan canvassing in the upper country.
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Glencoe
David 1. Johnston
Daniel
Aving
Evanston
Ivan S. Jones
Dave
Ivan
Death Notice for Janes Jamieson Mentioned in Local Notice
Word arrived announcing the death of Mr. Janes Jamieson. He will be brought here today on No. 10 for interment. Funeral plans await Mrs. Jamieson in Illinois. He leaves two sons and three daughters. son Peter Jamieson in Montana, daughters Mrs. Tony Larsen and Mrs. Almond Kintner here, and Mrs. Will Woods at Frontier. Rock Springs Miner reports a separate note about George Prichard joining the EL PLO in Rock Springs, with Naylin and Gordon accompanying him to ensure arrangements and share the vigil.
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Janes Jamieson
Jamieson
Ilinois
Peter Jamieson
Montana
Tony Larsen
Almond Kintner
Will Woods
Frontier
Rock Springs
George Prichard
EL Plo
Ellis
Messrs. M. FP. Naylin
Peter Gordon, Jr
Geo
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Charmis
Gilsey
Jas
Maco
Green River Valley
Warde
Menara
George Booker
Miss Geageabach
W. H. Biddle
Rock Island Lines
Wm. J. Roehl
Miss Gengenbach
Mart
West
Hooker
Linden Rosenberg
W. A. Engstram
Gold Wee
Mclaughlin
A. D. Hoaking
Salt Lake City
Pred Coop
Font Sauilay
Henna
Andrew Neil
Democrats
Norfolk
Buster
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins CO
Kemmerer, Wyomin
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