Wood Oil Co Gets New Office Location
At a board meeting of Kemmerer Brokerage company, T Wood of Wood Oil Company was accepted to take over the office location and buy the furniture and fixtures. Wood Oil seeks more space, Kemmerer Brokerage will keep using the building for now as negotiations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Oil Co
Kemmerer Brokerage Company
Wood Oil
Eames Company
Wood Ol! & Development
Hms
Kemmerer
Camaro
Wood
April Sixth to Mark First War Anniversary Celebration
The council of defense with patriotic societies and loyal organizations plans a general April 6 celebration for the first anniversary of the declaration of war against Germany. Speakers, parades, and a flag display are planned. The same date marks the start of mile six of the third Liberty Loan, with committees pushing for a strong kickoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Is Council of Defense
Tecontinens
Germany
DIES OF APPENDICITIS YOUTH NAMED HIGHLIGHTED
Harold Hixon, 13, son of Mr and Mrs Alex Himon, died after an appendicitis rupture and peritonitis led to an emergency operation at Marquis hospital. Funeral services were held Friday at the L D S church with interment in the local cemetery. He was a Junior High pupil and his brother Robert served with Company H now in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hixon
Alex Himon
Marquis Hospital
L. D.S
Robert
Company H
France
Altered His Passport Sheriff Seizes Draft Dodger
Police report a man named John K. Hmmonen of Frontier arrested for draft evasion. Officials found a passport claiming arrival in New York in 1913 and altered birth year from 1886, suggesting attempts to mislead authorities. Case referred to federal authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMinn
Finn
John K. Hmmonen
Frontier
Port
New York
Paleport
Kemmerer City News and War Bond Rally
A crowded Kemmerer column reports visitors and locals traveling to and from Salt Lake City and Denver, including J A Christmas and Mrs Cora J Sebastian, plus business and social notes. It also covers hotel rates, theater and shop notices, and a call for 100 percent Americans to join the Kemmerer club pledge ahead of war events and the third Liberty Loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer Club
First National Bank
Frontier visitors and local society notes from Kemmerer
Mea William Mosby and Mee Jobe of Frontier spend the week in Salt Lake City. Mr and Mrs W Flanger of Frontier entertain Miss Moushes and Mr Porter Monday night. H Ridgley of Cheyenne, a state figure, travels on business. Ladies Aid society of the MM church hosts an afternoon at the sparlare with Mrs Orlando Creta and Mrs O Dea l. PhL Twitehell of Wola visits Reignur MWe to join his son Mark in the colors. Dr Robert Hocker returns to Kemmerer to resume dental practice after five months in Chicago and New York. Rev G A DeFlon to preach at M E church next Sunday evening and conduct revival nightly. Public invited. Master George Baker, son of Lent ter G Baker, turns seven. friends plan to fill a thrift book with stamps as a popular custom. Baker shows promise for future newspaper work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Baker
Lent Ter G. Baker
The
Repubblican
Master Baker
Krupp Sentence Postponed in Salt Lake Court
Harry Krupp’s sentence for violating city traffic ordinances was postponed by Judge P C Evans to April 13 after a motion for a new trial. The delay aims to acquire affidavits, with sentencing set for April 1941 pending the new-trial motion. If denied, the sentence becomes final as the case crossed from the city court criminal division to the district court on appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Harry Krupp
P. C. Evans
Krupp
Supreme Court
Wyoming Railway Mail Service Examinations Set
Competitive examinations will be held across Wyoming on April 1 to fill vacancies in the railway mail service nationwide. Under civil service, entrance salary is 900 dollars per year. All male citizens between 18 and 41 are eligible. exams at Casper, Cheyenne, Cody, Evanston, Lander, Laramie, Rock Springs, and Sheridan. Take out shares in the world’s strongest company. He a stockholder in your government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
United States
Civil Service
Casper
Cheyenne
Cody
Evanston
Lander
Taramie
Rock Springs
Sheridan
Pomeroy
Fosall
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Eight Hour Day Celebrated by Lincoln County Miners
The United Mine Workers of America observed Eight Hour Day across Lincoln County with dances, free shows, and talks. International organizer John F. McLennan spoke at Diamondville, praising labor for shorter hours and loyalty to President Wilson. Harry Fox of the State Federation of Labor and local officers led meetings in Diamondville Oakley and Frontier, urging support for war bonds and war savings stamps amid wartime goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clei
United Mite Workers of America
Virtone
Lorale
Mamond Ville
Oakley
Mille
Musician Union of
Kemmerer
Crear di Meulty
Toent Unione
Diamondville
John FP. McLennan
McLennan
Colorado District of Mine Workers
State Federation of Labor
Matthew Armstrong
Organized Labor
Wilson
Armstrong
Harry Fox
State Federaton of Labor
Fox
W. H. Taft
Frank P. Walsh
Labor
Armatrong
Glencoe
Mr. McLennan
Frontier
Colorado
Denver
Wyoming
Oagley
Ford
Chaiman
John Warhol
Billy Roberts
T. Jacollett
Bert Chadwick
Rigid Enforcement of All Food Rulings
State Food Commissioner Groshon and County Administrator J B Burch reviewed bakery inspections last week. Findings will be reported to the state administrator who may order bakery closures not meeting wheat flour standards. Several violations were noted and action may be taken. county residents were urged to report breaches and support strict enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groshon
J. B. Burch
High School Students Targeted for War Effort and Conservation
Principal notes many absences as draft builds, urges students to stay in class for trained labor demand. Boys join United States Boys Working Reserve and may work on farms, factories, or shops. Collecting recyclable jars and tubes for Red Cross, sugar and food conservation urged, with gardens encouraged. A sewing class makes service tags and Red Cross banners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kovernment
United States
Hassel Akey
Red Cross
Houston
Willama Stetlit
Red Cross Notes Benefit Night in Fossil Surges
The Fossil women hosted a Red Cross benefit Saturday night that was a splendid success. Finances were led by Mia, Fred Snyder, and Mrs Frank Steinhour, turning over 26 dollars to Local Red Cross. No more socks are needed now. knitters will focus on sweaters and wristlets still in demand. Afghan knitting by period children grows popular. Initial donations came from Cumberland Junior Red Cross. Planning proceeds for a dinner or luncheon during the visiting stockmen convention on April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fossil
Red Cross
Mia
Fred Snyder
Frank Steinhour
Red Crome
Red Crows
Cumberland
The
Ste
Apel
Douglas Pulrbanks
Severn Diye
Remmeyer
I Ts
Lieutenant Sammon Receives Commission in Army Air Corps
An Army report states William 8 Sammon has been commissioned in the U S Army Air Corps. The officer, now stationed stateside, reports all expected training and duties completed as part of his assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Sammon
al Aviation Corpe
U. S. Army
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Douglas Fairbanks
Priday Seven Prarse
Geo. M. Cohan
Baldpate
Pathe's Weekly
Turaday
Winifred Allen
Triangle Comedy
Schumann Quistet
Redpath Lyceum
Dan Sullivan
Oma
Ot Pervonil, Gener Leet Lereet Gees
AO. Cronin
Portland
Howe Praince
Hreal, Kemmerer Bakery
Harry Julian
Sage
Office Fortes
Commercat Hotel
W. T. Wood
Salt Lake City
Mother's Brand
Kemmerer Baker
D. Follick
Montpelier
Toral
A. Morer Shoe
Bain
Frank May
Cokeville
NEW
Columbia Records
Fred Chapin
Hernan Strine
California
Henry Young
William Car
Grangerc
Miller Hotel
Fosali
Wyo
J. A. Christmas
Will J. Bender
Estown
N.Y
Preneth Hotel
J. A. Hanson
Star Valley
Cora J. Sebastian
Kelly, Wyo
Businews
de. Francia J. Bure
Polaris Petroleum Company
Bast Lake City
Utah
R. A. Byrne
Pure Oil Company
Idaho Falls
Karl ‘Peterson
Cr, Bunker
JM. Mort
India
Tagrippe
LaBarge
M. Fox and Son
rMs. H. Simkins
Lava Hot Springs
Spw
Sammon Wheralfy
War Service
Embree
T. W. A. Hocker
Jennie
Long Head
John McLennan
Colona
Marry W. Pax
Rawlins
Rudolph Swarts
Ek Hotel
Frank Pfeiffer
BE. Burch
William Mosby
Jobetheon
Mre
W. Flanger
Mise Moushes
Mr Porter
H. &. Ridgiey
Chayenne
Hualnuss
Hin
Iterpatg
Ladies Ald Society
MM Church
Twrnoon
Mere. Olando Cretia
Mre. O'Deal
Phu Twitehell
Wola
Reiguinr Mwe Tame
Mark
Robert Hocker
Chicago
G. A. DeFlon
M.E. Church
Lewis Cash Grocery
Womer
C. L. McKay
Hetter
Condi
American Packing
Opal Shearing Corral Company
George C. Watts
Mgr
Opal, Wyo
Red
Lieut
Mascot Oil & Refining Co
J.M. Mott
F. E. Curtis
WM. E. Pet
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