Praised UP Superintendent Bell by snowbound passengers
In Laramie on December 29 passengers from the snowbound No. 4 credit Union Pacific Superintendent Bell with saving lives and easing hardship. He fed warm meals and kept travelers in private cars, while trains battled drifts, frozen engines, and zero temperatures along Rock River and Lookout.
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Laramie
Bell
Union Pacific
Rock River
J. I. Small
Second St
No. 4
Nell
Small
Fell
No. 2
Opening of the New Year Celebration at Plains Hotel
The Plains Hotel hosts a New Year opening event Monday night with invitations extended to readers. A separate directory line advertises Cranite or Marble monuments by R. Meafferty, phone 513.
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Plains Hotel
R. Meafferty
Cattlemen to Meet at Evanston Soon
Evanston hosts the Utah Wyoming Cattlemen's Association annual convention January 3 and 4 with speakers from the University of Wyoming and Utah State Agricultural College and a U S forest department representative. A banquet and grand ball close the event.
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Evanston
Utah Wyoming Cattlemen's Association
Ruel Walton
University of Wronmine
Stah Agricultural College
U. S. Forest Department
Miner killed as runaway coal car crashes at Elkol
Horton, a recent Kemmerer arrival with his wife and 16 month old baby, was instantly killed Tuesday morning when a coal car on a side track jumped a snow pile and crushed him between cars. The family had been lodging at the French hotel.
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Kemmerer
Horton
Elkol
Kemmeriér
Pocatello
Bishop Latimer Parkeson Consecrated Missionary Bishop
The Rev. Hugh Latimer Parkeson was consecrated missionary bishop of South Dakota at St. John the Divine Cathedral in New York City. Presiding bishop Daniel S. Tuttle, assisted by Bishops Edsall and Greer, officiated as consecrator.
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Hugh Latimer Parkeson
South Dakota
St. John the Divine
New York City
Daniel
Mine Camps Swept by Fever Epidemic Spreads in Camp Towns
Dec 29 Kemmerer reports over forty five typhoid cases in Lincoln County Miners hospital and homes at Glencoe and Oakley. Officials link impure water from Ham Fork and Kemmerer tanks to the outbreak as extra nurses handle a surge of sick miners. Local residents protest water supplies amid health fears.
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Kemmerer
Lincoln County Miners’ Hospital
Glencoe
Oakley
Miners’ Hospital
Hams Fork
Diamondville
Pine Bluffs State Bank to Add vault and offices
Pine Bluffs December 29. Increased business prompts Pine Bluffs State Bank to plan extensive additions to its office space and changes to partitions. A new vault is likely, the existing vault room seems inadequate, and C. L. Beatty & Son rooms will become part of banking area with new fixtures and rear room expansion.
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Pine Bluff
Pine Diniffs State Bank
Ats
C. L. Beatty & Son
Javan South America Freight Line Planned to Start
The Osaka Shosen Kaisha announces a steamship freight service from Japan to South America via the Cape of Good Hope. Four ships of about 8500 tons will run from Yokohama calling at Kobe Moji Hongkong Shanghai Durban Singapore Capetown Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires. Passengers may follow later.
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Tokio
Japan
South America
Cape of Good Hope
Osaka Shosen Kaisha
Yokohama
Kobe
Moji
Hongkong
Shanghai
Durban
Singapore
Capetown
Rio de Janeiro
Buenos Aires
Passengrs
Wyoming oil push rivals Oklahoma in production gains
The Daily Mining and Financial Record notes Ohio Oil Co plans a January meeting to raise capital from 15 million to 60 million, doubling stock value. Wyoming, with fields like Grass Creek and Torchlight Dome, emerges as a major growth area alongside Ohio Oil’s broad holdings.
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Wyoming
Oklahoma
Casper
Findlay
Ohio
Ohio Oil Co
Ohio Oil Company
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Midwest Refining
Grass Creek
Valentine
Torchlight Dome
Elk Basin
Ohio Oil
New
Big Muddy
Illinois
Montana
Thempany
Illinois Pipe Line Company
Casper Wool Brings 30 Cents a Pound Record
Casper reporting a record Casper clip sold by Jeremiah Mahoney for Sullivan and Tobia wool. The price was 30 cents per pound on 50 000 pounds, a dramatic jump from 12 cents. The deal leaves Mahoney with a large wool stock while former owners smile at the handsome payment, reflecting Casper’s prosperity in Wyoming.
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Casper
Jeremiah, Mahoney
Sullivan
Tobia
Mahoney
Wyoming
Bride-to-Be Elopes With His Brother in Grover
In Grover on December 29 16 year old Ruby Goodwine wedlock was to Charles Rynard before eloping with his younger brother Harry Rynerd aged 20. They left after a skating trip to Lovella reservoir. No trace since Grover sheriff alerted.
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Grover
Ruby Goodwine
Charles Rynard
Harry Rynerd
Lochinvar
Lovella
Ruby
Rynard
Young Student Dies Suddeny of Measles in Kemmerer
Marley, a young student, died suddenly in Kemmerer on December 29 after contracting measles. The incident prompted authorities to warn of outbreak risk and remind families to seek prompt medical care.
Bracken, Popular Bull Valley Youth, Dies in Utah
Bracken, son of Bishop Bracken and a beloved figure in Bear Valley, died last Thursday in Logan Utah at age 17 after contracting measles while at Utah Agricultural College. He was buried at Freedom after a large funeral gathering in the valley.
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Bracken
Bishop Bracken
Btar Valley
Logan
Utah
Freedom
Utah Agricultural College
Pine Bluffs to Build Water Main Extension
Pine Bluffs Wyoming announces bids to open January 31 for a water main extension project. The notice lists construction details and potential contractors as the town seeks to improve its water system. Public works officials urge qualified firms to submit proposals by the deadline.
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Pine Bluffs
Wyo
City seeks water mains extension within town limits
Bids or plans for a nearly mile long water mains extension are available for viewing in Cheyenne at the consulting engineer's office or the City Clerk Blair's office. The project enlarges the current system by about 5088 feet and continues within town limits.
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Cheyenne
Blair
Grandson Earns Judge Metz A Thousand Dollar Bet
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Metz of New York welcomed a son born Friday. Judge W. S. Metz, grandfather, received a telegram announcing the arrival and noting both mother and child are well. The grandfather had offered 1000 for the first grandson and 500 for a granddaughter, and now claims the major prize.
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Metz
Percy Metz
Basin
Charles Metz
New Year's Eve Celebration at the Plains Hotel
The Plains Hotel invites guests to a big New Year’s Eve celebration on Monday night December 31. The event promises festive activities, entertainment, and a festive countdown to the new year.
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the Plains Hotel
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Dr. Burleson
Bishop Burleson
Glesocon
Score
Pine Bluffs State Bank
Javan
The
Sherman Co
OKLA
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
Capitol Avenue
Hirsch-Wickwire and
Schloss Brothers
Geo. W. Daiber
Buos
Carey Avenue
Cheyenne, Wyoming
the Auditorium
Denver
Colfax
Hepet
Stout Street
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