Strike Halts Shearing at Opal Corral Amid Pay Demand
The Kemmerer Republican reports 31 shearers at Opal corral halted work after a demand for 25 cents per head. Sixteen percent more details show 21 to stay on old pay while 10 quit. the stoppage occurred as Oscar Peterson yearlings arrived for clipping. The piece closes with a Kodak Store ad for Montpelier Idaho supplies and film services.
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Opal Corral
Kemmerer Republican
Oscar Peterson
Peterson
Pena
Red Cross Rally at Opera House Promotes War Support
Attendees heard Rev Joslin of Kemmerer condemn ignorance about war conditions and urged thrift during wartime. HK Smalley presided as Mayor May praised patriotism and noted low attendance, with L Wright and B Z Winger speaking on Junior Red Cross work. Mrs Roscoe Stoner sang as the audience joined in patriotic songs. Watches repaired by F E Curtis kept time.
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Red Cross
Opera House
Joslin
Kemmerer
HK. H. Smalley
Mayor May
L. Wright
Bennington
Idaho
B. Z. Winger
Roscoe Stoner
Lady on the Job: Muir Leaves Wife in Charge at Pine Creek
G W Muir in charge of Cokeville Light and Power Co at Pine Creek eight miles up left for medical care last week. His wife Mrs Muir, able and cheerful, ran the plant overnight alone amid a mountain retreat environment with wolves howling. He returned home the next day.
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G. W. Muir
Cokeville Light and Power Company
Pine Creek
Letter from Traver Darner in Honolulu requests Cokeville Register
Parley Anderson received a letter from Traver J. Darner who worked for him last summer and fall. Darner, currently unassigned in Honolulu, says he likes the country best and asks Farley to send and pay for the Cokeville Register. No charge is made for sending the Register to any of our boys in the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parley Anderson
Birthday Party for Dorothy Russe Celebrates Twelfth
Miss Dorothy Russe celebrated her twelfth birthday with a party at her home on Saturday afternoon. Friends played games until five, then enjoyed a dainty lunch and best wishes for many more happy birthdays. She received many nice gifts to remember the day.
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Dorothy Russe
Dorothy
Vanishing Cream Sold by Parke-Davis Preparers
A greasy Vanishing Cream prepared by Parke-Davis is sold by Sehile rug Ca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parke-Davis
Sehile Rug Ca
Park shrubbery planted by local officials and volunteers
Mayor Frank May, Marshal Walt Smalley, and an associate team spent the week planting trees and shrubs in the park. The effort aims to create lasting beauty and value for the community, with hoped for growth and long term benefit.
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Frank May
Marshal Walt Smalley
Av Corpe Ofable Assistante
Ito
Youth Draft Registration Changes 21-Year-Olds June 5
The draft changes require youths who reached 21 since last year’s registration to register on June 5 this year. Quarterly registrations will replace automatic advancement at 21. The measure aims to bring about eight hundred thousand men into the draft process.
Notice for Publication for Steve Lasich Land Claim
Department of the Interior gives notice that Steve Lasich of Sublet Wyoming, filed intent to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim on April 2 1915 for lands in sections 6 and 7 township 25 north range 115 west sixth principal meridian before Flora Chapelle Kemmerer Wyoming on May 24 1918. Witnesses include William Porter Louis Gerbitz Frank Budner and Ignatz Pick all of Sublet or Kemmerer Wyoming. Alex Nisbet Register. a20m24
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Aril
Steve Lasich
Sublet
Range
Flora Chapelle
Kemmerer
William Porter
Louis Gerbitz
Wyo
Frank Budner
Ignatz Pick
Alex Nisbet
Register
Desert Land Entry Final Proof Planned at Kemmerer
Steve Lasich of Sublet Wyoming filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish his desert land claim for E14 5W4 and SE%4NW of Section 6 Township 25 North Range 115 West Sixth Principal Meridian. Proof before Flo La Chapelle Clerk of the Court at Kemmerer Wyoming on May 24 1918. Also named are William Porter Frank Budner and Ignatz Pickl all of Sublet and Kemmerer Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Steve Lasich
Sublet
Range
Flo la Chapelle
Kemmerer
William Porter
Louis Gerbitz
Frank Budner
Ignatz Pickl
Alex Nisbet
Register
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City Dray Line
Ad Chamberlain
Cokeville
Horshoeing
Julius Jacobsen
Cokeville, Wyoming
Lincoln Lumber Company
Shearers Strike
Opal
Kodaks
Rhinehart
Kodak
Red Cross Rally
F. E. Curtis
Remiecer
Honolulu
Cokeville Mercantile Co
Lincoln County Miners Hospital
Kemmerer, Wyo
L. E. Kindall
M. D
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