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Reading notices describe Kemmerer residents' concern over an influx of hoboes and bums. The piece urges arrests of "slackers" drafted to American Lake and criticizes local tolerance, urging a county crackdown. It discusses labor shortages, a city man offering 50 cents an hour unused by workers, and hints at upcoming highway funding and work in future budgets.
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Kemmerer
Seeink
American Lake
Kenimerer
Patience Veaed on County Road Funding Promises
County residents express frustration at slow progress on road improvements despite large state and county appropriations. Officials acknowledge preliminary work is needed before visible benefits appear, with many projects awaiting next spring’s implementation and continued funding.
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Paris
First Big Standard Well Spuds In At LaBarge Field
The Pyramid Oil and Refining Syndicate begins a 3000 foot spudding in at the LaBarge oil field marking a new epoch in Lincoln County. Government geologists had known the field for years but capital and backing were lacking until now. locals witnessed the opening of a major industry milestone.
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Pyramid Oil and Refining Syndicate
Lincoln County
LaBarge
Laarge Feld
Thermopolis Independent Souvenir Edition Praised
The Thermopolis Independent published a deluxe souvenir edition this week, reflecting credit on management for gaining community backing. It notes benefits to Hot Springs County and enterprising businessmen who patronized the undertaking.
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Thermopolis
Independent
Lot Springs
Early coal hoarding urged to ease winter shortages
The caller urges Femmerer residents to stock up on coal now to prevent looming winter shortages. It notes miners will face heavy demand next season and cites Ogden residents already rationing meals amid early signs of supply strain.
Verious Plies of Site Warts to Deliver
The fragmentary text provides no clear event or identifiable entities. It mentions site related terms and wart themed items, but lacks verifiable persons, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a factual newspaper card.
Wilson Reply to Peace Note Warns of Global Threat
The passage cites President Wilson denouncing an Irresponsible government that secretly planned world domination. It claims its war was sudden and ruthless, sweeping a continent and spilling blood of soldiers and civilians, including women and children, with the foe described as controlling four-fifths of the world.
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Wilson
Home Grown Potatoes Displayed From Local Gardens
Potatoes from Kemmerer gardens are being harvested this autumn and shown at the First National Bank. Notable displays come from the gardens of George B. Williams and G C A Christmas, attracting attention from local farmers and residents.
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Kansas
Kemmerer Gardens
First National Bank
George B. Willams
A. Christmas
Potatoes Crop Hope Impresses County Farmers
Report from the county notes that tubers grow as large as two moudiuim afeed fiste not insignificant. Mr. Hoover’s Kem merer disciples are praised. Farmers share the work to prevent scarcer taters this year. The food campaign of Inet spring looks set to bear fruit.
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Hoover
Inet Spring
Potatoes Drive Wyoming Convict Harvest Efforts
Goshen County leads Wyoming in potato production though the state is not a major grower. Thirty convicts from the Wyoming State Penitentiary were sent to Goshen County through the State Council of National Defense to assist in harvesting. The report notes the potato crop has more than doubled this year and is expected to rise again next fall.
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Goshen County
Wyoming
Wyoming State Penitentiary
Goshe
State Council of National Defense
Samee
Kemmerer to Welcome Vice President Marshall on Novem ber 2
Kemmerer will host the sole Wyoming stop of Vice President Thomas R. Marshall. The event, part of the Huison White Chautauqua Lyceum, will fill the Cook pavilion for a dance and gathering for about 1200 people. It marks a historic Lyceum lecture tour highlighting national tendencies.
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United States
Wyoming
Kemmerer
Marshall
Thomas R. Marshall
Cook Pavilion
Rock Springs
Lyceum
Creatien
Harvey W. Wiley
Robert M. LaFollette
Victor L. Berger
Wm. J. Buyns
Indiana
Volumn
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Patience Veaded
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Ogden, Utah
City Drug Store
State Board of Education
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EQU
Anne
Achool
Pupple
Dundee
Hwoke
Duske
Rustens
Nualy Fair
County Spall
BIG
St. Patrick’s Hall
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