Local Officials Named in Fragmentary List
A partial OCR listing names and titles appears to name officials such as clerk, treasurer, assessor, superintendent of schools, surveyor and coroner across towns like Evanston, Kemmerer and Ft. Bridger. The text includes Donald McAllister Abram Crawford J 5 Johnston Elmer Rathbun Kate Smith and others with unclear roles due to transcription errors.
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Donald McAllister
Oakley
Any
Abraham Crawford
Evanston
Cras
B. Morgan
Cork of Court
J. 5
Johnston
Elmer Rathdun
Paliaade
Schuole
Kate Smith
É. C. Gradert
Ft.bridger
KR. Curtia
Kemmerer
Wyoming State Fair Opens With High Hopes in Douglas
The Wyoming state fair begins in Douglas on Tuesday September 2 with expectations of a record event. Reports from growers warn of drought and insect damage, while labor shortages affect peach harvests in Colorado and Idaho. Mondell Warren Clark and Gov Brooks campaign in the region as state pride and agricultural prospects loom large.
Cholera Worsens in St Petersburg As City Fights Spread
Latent reports from Russia indicate a surge of Asiatic cholera in St. Petersburg with rising severity and cases. Many schools are closed and repurposed as hospital wards, city sanitation remains woefully deficient, and fears grow of a prolonged outbreak lasting another fortnight or more.
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Russia
St. Petersburg
Ievi
Editor and party seek big game in hills trip
An editor traveling with Hudolph Swarta, Dr. Alexander, Mr. Chase and J. EB Stillonan went to the hills Wednesday morning seeking big game. They reached Sprig Park and the editor reportedly shot a cow elk. He plans to return to Pinedale then Sig 1 for a few days before returning Thursday.
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Hudolph Swarta
Dr. Alexander
Mr. Chase
J. EB
Stillonan
Admission of Chas Merica at State Auditory Meeting
Dr Chas Merica of the State Audooray at Laramie delivered remarks during a public hearing. The speaker criticized recent spending and urged fiscal restraint as authorities discuss budget priorities for the coming year.
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Chas
Merica Prea
Audooray
Laramie
Pieridau
Local notices and community movements amid coal and shop changes
The report mentions Mrs. Jobe Raskie's burial after a sudden death on Saturday. It notes Carpehen and daughter in Minneapolis visiting, distribution of cigars after the rivals’ arrival, and various department changes at Ham. Ben Bagnall leasing O’Connell blacksmith shop in Kemmerer, with Mr. needing to leave U.P. Coal Co. service. Ed Larkine to join James Needham in Hurn, W. for work at a mine. Larkins, an employee of U P Coal Co., is remembered by many under pen name Brocky.
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Jobe
Raskie
Carpehen
Aire
Minneapol
Coalvile
Hams
Ben Bagnall
O'Connell
Kemmerer
U.P. Coal Co
Larkine
James Needham
Hurn
Onder
Larkins
U. P. Coal Co. S
Brocky
Glencoe News Teems With Plans And Local Notes
Glencoe residents discuss fishing trips to town site and mine moves by William Little. Merry Widows consider Saturday night outing due to mine resumption. H W Russell rumored signed as fiancé to a Dismondville groom next year. New GLencoe youths back a recent baseball game using improvised gear. A literary society forms with a debate on whether governments should rule railroads, featuring Mr Itle Morrison and others on differing sides.
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F. Sneddon
H. W. Russellwatt
William Little Haa
H. W. Russell
Dismondville
Prend
Itle
Morrison
Tanted
Misei Jenkine
Misa McWilliams
Johnston in pool quarrel guns man on North Main
Samuel Johnston fired a shot during a pool hall quarrel with John Ross a colored man. Johnston was arrested and jailed then fined 950 and costs in Judge Rosenberg's court. Johnston and his wife recently arrived in a Move wagon and opened a shooting gallery on North Main Street.
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Samuel Johnston
John Ross
Johnston
Town visitors and postal appointment note in local column
H Clark of Merua and Harmison and Steed of Big Piney were in town at midweek. Mr and Mrs Anderson and McGinnis of Lakarge spent several days here. Word reaches that Wm OConnell has been named postmaster though not officially informed yet.
Local notes from Kemmerer area reflect travel and events
A jumble of society and business items from Kemmerer includes visits by W Davis, Amos W Smith, and J H Zeigler. stage line returns. hunting plans. mining activity. theater show The Man in the Overalls. upcoming entertainment at the opera house. travel to Big Piney and Rock Springs. announcements of engagements and weddings. and notes on local firms, ranching, and people moving about town.
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Thirte
Blyth-Fargo- Hopkins Company
Matt Mccracken
Frost
Amos W. Smith
Big Piney
Evanston
H. G. Gundick
Omaha
Sever
Fanch
Fossil
Rock Springs
Thureday
Dick Smith
Merlia
J. HM. Zeigler
Granger
Uinales
Peter Gordon
Salt Lake Ity
J. J. Dowell
Wilson K. Pickrell
Mise
Barbara Houseman
Dick Brown
Frank Dice
Otis Bife
Sammon
Cheyenne
Grito
Ida Griges
Mia Flora
Portland
Ure
Jeese B. Budd
Opera House
Chas
Kavanaugh
Kemmerer Hotel
Sandusky
Bio
Sandusky Athletic Club
KR. A. Hocker
W. (. Cunnington
Hig Piney
John Kemmerer
New York City
Kemmerer
Jr. Quealy
Thurday
Mr. Kemmerer
M. F. Kemmerer
Piney Fire Colate of Mr Bouman Described
A fragmentary note describes a Piney Fire as a colate of Mr Bouman and hints at a personal journey. The text expresses sadness and suggests he is talking in a hopeful voice, with expectations of forming many friendships in this country.
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Bouman
Marriage Concluded at Midway Respected Pair
In Midway a ceremony last year joined Miss Mamie and her partner in matrimony. The couple has since resided together and celebrated their union with warm congratulations from family and friends.
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Tainnia
Midway
Mamie
Feast For His Friends Through The ity Of The Bondur ant
The editor and Ken express hearty thanks to Mr Hondurant and The Camera for their kindness. A soft spot remains in the hearts of the recipients as the note recalls gratitude from the Fall River beam and the editor.
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B. F. Bondurant
Fall River Beam
Ken
Mr. Hondurant
Notice to Correspondents on Timely Submission
All should be in by evening or Friday morning to appear in the current issue. The sender’s name must be attached and kept confidential. We publish good authentic news and refuse to print jokes about acquaintances.
Striking Am Average oe ee thin coffee in rather woNever
Frank Dice and son Frank left for Lima Montana to visit his mother. A drawing was postponed. a newer plan suggests October. Samuel ahi of Cumberland visited and reported help caring for his motherless children. Rumors of a horse race dispute between Bagley and Larrett heated the town. A note from Chas Kavanaugh of Amil Kid champions asks about a match with Jas McDonald or Kid Gilwey.
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Samuel Ahi
Cumberland
Dan Moore
Kemmerer
Wisinley
Bat
Joe Bagh Purcamer
James Arrett
Larrett
Mr. Bagley
Chas
Kavanaugh
Nebraska
Jas
Mc Donald
Kid Gilwey
Senanes
Local Woman Reports Missing Gold Bracelet on Labor Day
A resident on the Frontier road reports a lost gold bracelet. the incident occurred near Mary Hulk during Labor Day. A witness mentions a truck and a boy named Edison in connection with the search. locals are urged to aid in locating the jewelry and identify suspects linked to the scene.
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Ie _ Biyth Parge tana Company
Frontier
Merer
Eeape Nye
Mary Hulk
Colored Artists to Give Recital Sunday Evening
A severe cold spell delayed events but Annette Campbell delivered a refined recital praised for its clarity and expressive singing. The program featured Prokofieff settings and other pieces, with enthusiastic encores from the audience. The Denver Post notes the T. M. C. A. and music lovers would miss a fine treat if not in attendance.
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Deitel
Annette Caimbell
M. Campbell
Denver Post
Sheep Men and Lamb Sale At Remote Wyoming Ranch
A fragmentary notice advertises a ram lamb sale at a ranch 344 miles south of Cokeville, listing Merino and Cote Buck stock and prices from 100 to 1m pounds. It names Samuel Peterson, Cumberland, and references a band and a card of thanks for readers.
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Law of Compensation
Cokeville
Strayed or Stolen Cat Report From Diamondville
In Diamondville a cat with hoses and garbling appears in an unclear notice. The report references a March incident involving a man, a snout and a dog, with Wyoming location hints and names that are partially legible. Further details are unavailable due to text damage.
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Diamondville
Surprised Mes Small A crowd at festive gathering
A blurred account describes a summer gathering at a family home with Spencer and Nesta present. The note mentions a son Daniel and a daughter Nesta, with family members joining in revelry that lasted until daylight amid informal music and local festivities.
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Oui
Spencer
Daniel
Nesta
Ian
Albert Alien
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