Simplified Spelling Dictionary Project Outlined
A listing from the United States Bureau of Education and the Simplified Spelling Board, compiled by Frank H. Vite telly and published by Punk & Waknalls Co. New York, with over 12 000 words. The work argues for phonetic spelling and claims reading ease and long term advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of Education
American Philological Association
Frank H. Vitetelly
Punk & Waknalls Co
New York
Reminder for Subscribers on Arrears and October Statements
The notice explains that subscribers can check arrears via the address slip showing paid month and year. It requests remittances from those in arrears and notes that regular annual statements will be sent in October, urging payment before then to ease bookkeeping.
Senatorial race rumors swirl around Carey and Kendrick
The report that Ex-Governor Carey will seek the U S Senate as a Democrat is viewed with skepticism. A Carey Independent bid is seen as possible, while Osborn is unlikely to win Democratic support. Kendrick may run, with War ren unlikely to seek re election and Mondell as a potential rival. Hayden M White rises within the Democrats. Clark faces no intra party challenge. Republicans expect no Democratic opposition to Clark.
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Carey
United States Senate
Clarence D. Clark
Osborne
al Tho
Kendrick
Senate
Warren
Mondell
United State Senate
Democratic Party
Hayden M. White
Clark
Visit with Clyde Settle and Star Valley Independent
In Afton last week Clyde Settle editor and proprietor of Star Valley Independent discussed improvements in the office since he took charge. He highlighted presses type and equipment boosting typographical appearance and noted his wife and George Christenson assisting in the publishing effort. They deserve congratulations on the paper they are building.
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Afton
Clyde Settle
Star Valley Indpendent
George Christenson
Unclear historic note on Wyoming settlers and garni law
Fragmentary OCR text discusses settlers and a governor named Ghd or similar, referencing state law and public interest. The damaged lines mention reed usage and rind, with no coherent events, dates, or named places to establish a clear news item.
Fragmented note on wartime planning and local defense
A damaged fragment discusses learning of a somber threat and the need for proper development of defenses. It mentions a war context, local association, and calls for organized action as plans unfold amid uncertainty. The readable parts emphasize vigilance and preparation.
Fad tines reburning and OE ties Mh Ube beab
The fragmentary text describes reburning tines and a series of unclear actions. It mentions a person or group named Mh Ube beab and a figure named Howe, with implied plans to lay woe alone and to dive to wmply while optimre do.
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Bard Howe
Camera with give lee cows ocel county ead tata 7
The text appears garbled with unclear names and places. No coherent event or person can be identified to form a factual headline or summary.
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Give Lee Cows
Ocel County
Ead Tata 7
Judge Winter Surprised by Friends at 45th Birthday
Casper Press reports a social gathering at Judge C E B Winter’s South Walcott street home on Monday evening for his forty fifth birthday. Mrs Winter helped organize a dinner at Dr and Mrs Leeper with several friends before the judge’s planned Burlington train trip to Douglas for court next morning. A light switch revealed about thirty friends awaiting him, prompting the postponement of the Douglas trip for the night.
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C. EB. Winter
South Walcott Street
Fnally
Fell Heir to An Oil Gusher Near Powers Tract
Hon. Thus, G. Powers, state senator from Goshen county, visited Thermopolis. The Texas Oll Com drilled an oil well on Powers land, hitting oil at 4,000 feet. A district re-survey placed the well on Powers claim, with the company offering 75,000 while Powers valued the land at 100,000. The land remains in his possession.
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G. Powers
Goshen County
Thermopolis
Grass Creek
Texas Oll Com
Mr. Power
Local Blessings Stressed as Valley Produces Goods
This week Mrs. Mickelson presented the Examiner with a large section of beef. Jesse Budd gave two ducks and Mr. MacGlashan brought four chickens. All were raised and fattened in the Green River Valley where good things come from. Readers are urged to enjoy these blessings.
Governor Carey Visits Milford During Delaware Tour
Governor Joseph M. Carey of Delaware, a prominent figure in Wyoming politics, spent a visiting week en route to Philadelphia. He stopped to call on Crields and relatives in Milford, as reported by the Milford Chronicle.
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Joseph M. Carey
Miladelphia
Id Crields
Milford
Delaware
King Bros Sellout Signals Sale of Vast Sheep Ranch
A fragmented report notes King Bros plan to sell about 25,000 acres and the flock of ewes as part of exiting the sheep business. The brothers aim to liquidate their property and related assets, ending their era as prominent breeders and ranchers.
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King Bros
The Treasure of Midden Velery Belle Indepirited War Spoof
Fragmentary literary jingle evokes a far eastern romance amid a playful war scene. Readers glimpse whimsical phrases and surreal imagery, with unnamed figures and locations overlapping in a dreamlike newspaper masthead style.
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Wille Geeras Kieron
Chicago Herald
Lincoln County Protest Over Funds Transfer and Election Costs
Lincoln county taxpayers complain that funds collected in Uinta and paid into Lincoln’s treasury were used to cover election expenses for 1912. They allege about $60,000 correctly belonging to Lincoln was diverted and that Uinta has repeatedly blocked restitution. Despite grievances, Lincoln marks a political response ahead of next year’s state senate and house races.
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Olf Uinta
Lincoln
Uinta
Board of Comminaiimers of
Uinta County
Lincoln County
Pease
House of Re
State Senate
House of Representatives
Unita
Baby girl born to Nichols family in Casper Wyoming
In Casper Wyoming a baby daughter named Margaret was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ht. H. Nichols on September 21. The report notes connections to ex-Governor Bryant B. Brooks and other local residents, with social and travel mentions including Mrs. Clarence D. Clark hosting a card party and Frank A. Jadeet returning to Rawlins after cattle work in Tama county.
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Ht. H. Nichols
Casper
Wyo
Argaret
Nichols
Abby Brooks
Marri
Bryant B. Brooks
Economic policy debate on Germany and Britain
British statesmen question the wisdom of balancing trade by forcing Germany to fund its own needs and by keeping money at home. The discussion centers on protectionism, abroad spending versus domestic relief, and whether a tariff wall or other measures better serve national prosperity.
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Great Britain
Germany
New Britain
Stenographers Open Office At Hotel Kem Besse
Stenographers prepare the word process at the Hotel Kem Besse with support from those who work there. The note references an open office event and the presence of multiple participants contributing to the work.
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Kem Besse
Editorial Page and Personality in Southern Illinois Newspapers
E A Davie spoke at the Southern Illinois Press Association meeting in Cape Girardeau about the value of an editorial page. He argued editors inject personality into papers, must maintain space for editorials, and warned that avoiding editorials halts paper uplift and harms readership.
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E. A. Davie
Anna, Il
Doris Waxes
Southern Tilinols Press Association
Cape Girardeau
Davie
Geb Joe Painting Decoration Begins West Weeks Work
Geb Joe starts painting and decoration work, set to begin in the west shortly. The project aims to complete within the coming weeks, with crews mobilizing to finish tasks efficiently.
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Geb Joe
Fraud charges over grazing permit delays in Wyoming National Forest
An affidavit alleges collusion involving the forest ranger and Secretary of Agriculture in denying grazing permits for sheep in the Wyoming National Forest. The case spans over 100 typewritten pages, detailing refused applications and rulings upholding district officers’ actions amid rule adherence. The Salt Lake article echoes this long report from local origins.
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Beca
Wyoming National Forest
Huston
Department of Agriculture
Danvers
Mentia
Salt Lake
Rock Springs Miner Seeks Re stocking Trout Funds
C F Patterson editor of the Pine Valley Roundup with his son Jong and daughter visited Charley la to discuss restocking northern waters with trout. A subscription paper circulated to raise funds for the re stocking effort and related activities.
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C. F. Patterson
Pineiale
Son Jong
Little Daughter
Charley la
Hamsfork Sawmill Sets Moving Date for Porter and Christesen
Arrangements finished to relocate the Porter and Christesen saw from Hock Creek near Hamafork to a site above the Ham Adama ranch. Both crews plan to haul pine red pine and other lumber, with disposal of dry and green stock. They expect mill operation ready by mid October.
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Porter & Christesen
Hock Creak
Hamafork At & A
Ham Adama Ranch
Green Rivers Visit Enlivens Hospitable Town Scene
A fragmentary report notes a visit by Green Rivers to a hospitable town, highlighting friendlier tone and enjoyable interactions among residents and visitors.
Worth Their Weight to Gold
Unable to parse readable facts from the fragment. No clear people, places, or events present for a factual summary.
Rams for Sale in Kemmerer Area
200 head of yearling bucks grade Cotswolds for sale along with 3 Hamp shires and 109 purttred Rambouillets. Rams may be seen this month in Pomeroy’s basin about ten miles north of Kemmerer.
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Hamp- Shires
Pomeroys Basin
Kemmerer
Notice Time Appointed For Proving Will In Lincoln County
The State of Wyoming Lincoln County in the District Court Third Judicial District In the matter of the estate of James M Wright Deceased Notice is hereby given on the 30th day of August A D 1916 at 10 o clock in forenoon at the Court Room of said Court at the Town Hall in the Town of Kemmerer for proving the will of James M Wright deceased and for hearing the application of Jenn P Frei and Wale Cae Wais C Jones Attorneys for Petitioners 15-29
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Wyoming
Lincoln
District Court
Third Judicial District
James M. Wright
Kemmerer
Jenn
P. Frei
pardon petition for george powers in wyoming
notice states an application for the pardon of george powers convicted in may 1915 by the district court of lincoln county wyoming for a crime described as seating mvestodk. the petition seeks pardon ahead of a governor's board meeting scheduled on the noted thursday at the home.
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George Powers
Third Judicial District
Lincoln
Wyoming
Hawling
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Casper Press
Lucky Boy
Big Piney Examiner
Nate
W. E. Chaplin
Mra. Chaplin
Mra. Westweer
Michigan
Laramie
Cheyenne
Leon C. Hills
Presbyterian Church
Highland
Kan
Frank A. Jadeet
Rawlins
Tama County
Mine Matty
Decl
Hom Gee Cody
Lae
Amea
Harriet Rossiter
Washington, D
Miss Maedern
Seminary For Young
Miss Beck
Jane
Beck
Stenographers Open Office
Mity
Wm. Danvers
Rock Springs
Hamsfork Sawmill
Jos
Unemwe
Rams
Salmon Bros
LaBarge, Wyo
Ivan 8. Jones
Hamilton Waltham Watches
Pine Watch
J. F. Fitzpatrick
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