Local and Personal Items of Interest in Kemmerer and Nearby Areas
Local notes list residents visiting, traveling, or staying in Kemmerer and nearby towns. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Bennet in Kemmerer, the editor in Evanston, and several ranch folk from Meadow Canyon, Middle Paley, Clifton Fear, and Fall River. The American Legion held its monthly meeting, and various residents plan or undertake summer stays and travel to Salt Lake City and Minneapolis. Weather described as cool after weekend showers.
Local Flooding and War Bond Appeal Prompted by Rain
Rivers overflow after days of rain melting high watershed snow. Citizens are urged to consider purchasing a Second War Loan Bond, emphasizing the volunteers and soldiers who fought and the impact on national efforts.
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Bond
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Daniel Webster
State Bank of
Big Piney
Burney & Co
General Merchandise
Big Piney, Wyoming
Church of St. Anne
Big Piney, Wyv
Yas
John O'Connor
Cyril Hmelonsky
Mrs. R. S. Bennet
Kemmerer
Evanston
John Budd
Monaki Hopkins
Charles Christensen
Meadow Canyon Ranch
Middle Paley Ranch
Anton Subic
Rosa
Robert H. Gunter
Kemmerer Business
Frank D. Ball, Sr
Cottonwood
Donald Gray
Anna Lee
Donna
Eudena Myrick
Clifton Fear, Jr
Jennie Budd Hag
Camel
E D. Key
Mrs. G.T. Morgan
Muoneapois, Minn
N. P. Christensen
Utah
Idaho
The
American Legion and Auxiliary
Legion Hall
John Herrod
Cali
Fred Watts
Fall River
Eass
Richard Key of
Kemmerer Visted
E. D. Key
Daniel
Wiliam Budd
Tamily
Gordon Jewett
F. P. Lane
Teader
Laramie
Harald D. Hunch
Robert Lindback
Halfway Macarrier
Rod Bennett
Salt Lake City
James P. Jensen
Theatre
20Th Century Fox
Sawaya
Wyo
Wyoming
Salt Lake
Ogden Plone
Grant ST
Piendale
Ogden
LaBarge
Pinedale
Intermediate Points
F. E. Curtis
Kemmerer, Wyo
Fuel & Ice
H.C. Dunham
Big Piney, Wyo
Geo. W. Ever
Opal Mercantile Co., Inc
Opal, Wyoming
International Harvester Co
Opal Mercantile Company, Inc
County Clerk’s Office
Office of
National Association OF Better Business Bureaus
Robert Springman
Treasury