Lincoln Lumber Co Receives Car Tracks Demonstrations
Lincoln Lumber Co received a carload of Gramm-Bernstein Liberty motor trucks and staged a display in its sales rooms. A 3.5 ton truck was demonstrated and sold to D. A. Blackman, a rancher from Daniel country. The firm plans spring and summer sales, promoting the heavy hauling vehicle to ranchers and businesses.
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Lincoln Lumber Company
D. A. Blackman
Daniel Country
Wyoming
Gramm-Bernstein Motor Truck Company
Uncle Sam
Downfall From Trunk Bond Mix Up
Joe Gudocei a poorer but wiser youth keeps $200 in Liberty bonds in a trunk for safekeeping. He argues bonds need exercise and fresh air, plans a trip to the “bright Hotel” with friends. Sheriff orders restitution of the bonds value and the attempt ends with a refunded $200 and a dismissed caper.
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Joe Gudocei
Joe Barbara
Joe
Cone Culdarel
Kemmerer
Jos Hoyer
Honda
Rumor of Death Not True Says Local Report
Rumors spread that a local figure had died after a car accident but the Camera notes the subject is alive and recovering in hospital. Reports indicate the individual remains confined to bed for several days but shows signs of improvement.
Payne Widow Eliza Payne Dies After Pneumonia
Mrs Eliza Payne widow of John W Payne died Monday night after a week-long battle with pneumonia at S C M hospital. She leaves two children Roth and Ardythe and burial is planned in Wheatland Wyoming beside her late husband. Payne had endured illness while her husband was away in Kemmerer for medical care and both contracted influenza that led to pneumonia.
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Eliza Payne
John W. Payne
Wheatland
Tana
Cat Aren Ny
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Meeeraed
Law Breakers Scarce in Lincoln County Jail
In Lincoln county Kempner discusses reusing a large stone building for housing, noting many vacant rooms and only four prisoners presently occupying the jail as wards of the United States. The text mentions Wyoming’s seven mile county with two prisoners.
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Lincoln County
Yin Kempner
Muni
Sweet Home
United Stat
United Stat Just Think
Wyomi
Psevene
Miles
State Board of Education Appoints New Members
Mrs. Katherine A. Morton announced the apostemae of the new state board of education under the Riner bill. Ex officio superintendent votes and names the six members: J. J. Early Sheridan P J Quealy Kemmerer B Conant Parks Lander James Morgan Cheyenne Mrs Charles Stone Evanston Earl E Henway Casper Quealy to represent rural schools and state interests.
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Katherine A. Morton
Public Instruction
State Board of Education
J. J. Early
Sheridan
P. J. Quealy
Kemmerer
Conant Parks
Lander
James Morgan
Cheyenne
Charles Stone
Evanston
Earl E. Henway
Casper
Quealy
Kemmerer Boy Returns from Service
Samuel Adams Jr formerly ran a steep line between Kemmerer and Monafork and resided at Monafork. He served in the 108th Lovanery of the 29th Division and was gassed on his seventh front line day. He was evacuated for recovery then returned to trenches, later falling from a parapet and breaking his arm, confining him four months. He then returned to his father's ranch.
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Samuel Adams, Jr
Kemmerar Wit Monafork
Paal
Araved
Kemmérer
Texas
States
Hamaforky 4
Influenza Epidemic Reaches Small Town of Tunne
An influenza outbreak hits Tunne, with rail workers affected and many recovering. Dr Maddison, the railroad doctor, treats the sick as the community faces the illness. One death is reported, the Meviran Woman, in Tunnel.
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Tunne
Kemmprer
Majorite
Maddison
Tunnel
Clothing Drive Nets Big Return
The Kemmerer Red Cross held a weekend clothing drive for refugees in France and Bel, led by Mrs. Peter Gordon Jr. and volunteers. Vehicles donated for pickup delivered garments to Denver Red Cross, where items were sorted and packed into sacks. About 45 sacks of clothing were gathered for shipment to the Red Cross.
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Red Cross
Kemmerer
France
Bel
Peter Gordon, Jr
Denver Red Cross
Pioneer Resident Hamfork Passes Away
Mrs. James Engian, a pioneer resident, dies after influenza and pneumonia in Wyoming. She left a husband Mr. Smith and four children from two marriages, with three daughters and one son at the ranch and three daughters in Diamondville Kemmerer Cumberland, plus four grandsons.
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James Engian
Wyoming
Lincoln
First Union
Jon
Smith
Funeral services held at home for Mrs Parr in Pine Street
Funeral services were held at the home of Mrs Parr on Pine Street with many friends in attendance. The Rev J M Sutton of the Negro Church conducted the services. Her remains were laid to rest in the city cemetery yesterday.
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France
Elizabeth Should Change Residence In American Medical Journal
An excerpt describes a figure called Prophet Elizabeth claiming miraculous healing powers and a call to relocate. The text presents her self description as a healer who can raise the dead and cure ailments, urging audiences to believe in her great inspirer status and potential home town impact.
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Elizabeth
Billees Troubles To Promote Action Of The Fiver
A brief notice urges action on a dispute linked to a five disorder matter. The item highlights coordinated efforts by involved parties to address the issue and seeks public or organizational support for resolution.
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