Death of Kemmerer Mayor Dr Marquis in car crash
Dr J B Marquis longtime Kemmerer physician and hospital founder and two term mayor and Lincoln county commissioner died in a Saturday car crash near Diamondville. He came to Kemmerer in 1910 and served the town with free medical aid for the needy. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon.
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J. BR. Marquis
Kemmere
Board of County Commissioners
Lincoln County
Diamondville Hill
Kemmerer
Marquis
Couginein Elected President of University Alumni Association
In Laramie on November 18 special correspondent Charles E Goughlin of Denver reports Congress elects Charles Goughin as president of the University Alumni Association for the year. New officers named include Miss Covice McNif first vice president George F Guy second vice president Douglas I of Sheridan secretary and Horace B Thomas of Laramie as ASUW representative. R G Fitch reelected treasurer with executive board members Glair Blanchard Fracy MecCraken and Mabdla G Ovialt. Former officers from 1938-39 listed and the newly elected officers to serve through the 1940 Homecoming celebration.
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Cougnein
Prestdant
RSITY
Wyoming Aluaint
Laramie
Wyo
Grarles E. Goughlin
Denver
University of King Alumni Association
George Herbul Beck Springs
Robert Gish
Aluimi Association
Covice McNif
George F
Wedge Thompson
G. Lander
Tar crop outlook signals record crop and price drop
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports a Tar crop around 328 million units, over a fifth higher than last year. Production trends depend on marketing, feed costs, and demand amid improving business, with next year likely seeing smaller output and potentially higher feed costs and lower prices.
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Re. Ak Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Wyoming
Abovy
Senator Jensen Leads Travel Tour With Swift & Co Visit
State Senator James P Jensen departed Monday from an eastern trip as a guest of Swift & Co with about twenty cattle men touring packing plants. The educational excursion covered Chicago Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington with expenses paid including cigars, praised as a fine paid educational trip.
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James P. Jensen
Jensen
Swift & Co
Gewitry
Gicage
Philadelphi
Baltimore
Washington
D.C
Thanksgiving Program at School Highlights
School news notes a Thanksgiving program sponsored by Miss Kennington on Wednesday afternoon November 22. The event featured student performances from the various grades including poems, songs, readings, and a clarinet duet. Also covered are educational films shown by Anton Subic, sophomore surgery, and upcoming basketball season plans.
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Edy the Fear
Miss Kennington
Bobby Nebeker
Keith McWineh
John McGraw
Tharon
Mickelson
Sharon Quinn
Harvest Song
Kel
Basketball Opens Season At Big Pine High
The boys and girls prepare to start basketball Monday with high hopes for a full turnout. The Student Body meeting in the evening assembly named An tone Subic president and Keidh McNinch vice president, with Louise Yese as secretary treasurer. The Student Body plans to attend the Ninth Annual Student Leadership Conference in Kemmerer, Wyoming, December 1 and 2.
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Tharon Mickelson
Big Pine High School
Mgr. Deveraux
Antone Subic
Keidh McNinch
Louise Yese
Nedra Miles
Tharon Mickkelson
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Artists' Guild Meeting Hosted by Mrs Al Osterhout
The Artists Guild of Sublette County met at the Big Piney hotel then assembled at Mrs Sadie Osterhout’s home on November 18. A guessing contest tested memory of 28 sack contents won by Mildred Miller with close runner up Mrs Norman Barlow. Programs included poems stories and mysteries read by members such as Mrs John Meyer Mrs Len Sargent Ada Budd and Georgia Best. Next event at Mrs Sommers home will elect officers.
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Artists’ Guild of
Sublette County
Sadie Osterhout
Big Piney Hotel
Miss Dorothy Rae Speas Crowned 1932 Homecoming Queen
Miss Dorothy Rae Speas a University of Wyoming senior from Casper was chosen Homecoming Queen by the student body after a week of contests. The 1932 queen was announced at the Homecoming sing, with Robert Rose as parade chairman. The tradition began last year with Miss Lillian Olesen.
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Laramie
Wyp
Dorothy Rae Spees
University of Wyoming
Casper
Speas
Robert Rose
the Connery
Wyoming Union
Potter Law Clu
Lillian Olesen
Greybull
Miss Olesen
Rencred Gkess
Gov
Nels H. Smith
Young Republicans Convene in Douglas Saturday
Young Republicans from all sections of Wyoming will gather in Douglas on Saturday November 18 for a statewide convention. Delegates are expected from every party, with William Cobb delivering the main address. Registration runs 9 30 a m to 12 noon at the Hot Labonte. Luncheon for delegates and guests will be served at noon at La Bonte.
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Wyoming
Douglas Basuday
GOP
John K. Phifer
Willam
Cobb
Siete
Evernose
Hots Labonte
Homecoming Festivities Overflow University Campus
A mile long parade began on the University campus with thousands lining the Laramiewie streets for Homecoming. More than 2,000 listeners filled the University auditorium for the Homecoming sing in which Pi Beta Phi, Kappa Sigma, and Merica hall voices triumphed. Activities included a barbecue luncheon, a football game at 2 pm, two Homecoming dances, and extensive campus decorations featuring a Tau Omega welcome, a fire display, and elaborate display by several Greek houses and dorms.
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Wyoming
Kent
Aidan ‘Tau Omega
Titah Aggies
Lambda Tau Delta
Delta Dela Delta
Utah
Phi Beta Phi
Leading Artists of Forty eight States Enter Paintings in National Exhibit
IBM president Thomas J. Watson announces an exhibition bringing together representatives from all forty eight states. Leading art authorities will select state representative paintings to tour the United States, bridging business and art in a national collection.
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Alan
Thomas J. Watson
International Business Machines Corporation
United States
Watson
Artsnd
IBM Galleries of Science and Art
New York
San Francisco
IBM
Economic Highlights Odd and Interesting Facts About Wyo
National City Bank of New York surveyed 320 major industrial concerns for the third quarter. Profits reached 201 million dollars, nearly double last year’s period, with nine months totals up 98 percent to 589 million. Net profits averaged 7.5 percent of net worth. utilities and oil lagged. war orders were limited. outlook remained cautiously positive into year end.
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Industrial News Review
National City Bank of New York
General Motors
Ja. Az
Steel
Enny
Federal Reserve Board
Sagebrush Wreaths Inspire Christmas Craft in Wyoming Meeting
At a Bernies Forest hosted denistration near Laramie, women improvised wreaths using sagebrush when evergreens were unavailable. Pine cedar juniper and fir among materials, with sun flower pods radish seeds and a grey-blue bow adding color and fragrance. One leader plans to send sage wreaths to Eastern guests for Christmas.
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Bernies Forest
O21
Laramie
Wyoming
Thomas B Jefferson Reported at Hospital in Kemmerer
Thomas B. Jefferson of LaBarge is said to be at a Kemmerer hospital and his many friends hope for a speedy recovery.
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Thomas B. Jefferson
LaBarge
Kemmerer
U boats Called Home And Planes Grounded For Refits
U boats are recalled and aircraft are grounded as ships and planes are refitted and reconditioned for a potential major Allied port strike. Allied war buying surges with planes in highest demand as plane makers operate nonstop, seeking expansion and enjoying strong profits. American aircraft compare well with European output except for few secret ships. Job printing services offered.
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Toell
Europe
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Abraham Lincoln
I Ilnois
Stanley
Tiérree
Mildred Sage
Helen Moffat
Norma Stone
George Kunz
Montpelier
Idaho
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Kuntz
Frank Yose
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Dindley Miles
Phil Howerton
Guy Carr
Arthur Ray
Frank Vose
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Wyeoring Tireversity
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Florence
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M Say
Hitler
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Rawlins
Charles Bellamy
Laremie
B. A. Page
Nevada
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U.S. Weather Bureau
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