Fossil News Hosts Oil Town Dance and Moves
The Kemmerer area reports social activity with a Red Cross benefit dance drawing support. Ed Vincent and Mrs Pred Snyder relocate to Kemmerer while friends bid them goodbye. Several Kemmerer visitors and oil field workers are noted, including Stainbrook’s family illness and multiple local residents attending the weekend dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fossil
Ed Vincent
Pred Snyder
Kemmerer
the Red Cross
Lee Stainbrook
Denver
Colo
Lawrence Miller
Chas King
Arthur Peckinpaugh
H. PD. Hyke
Jack ‘Hoyt
Grant Ulitty
Mr. Stevens
Frank Steinhour
Sublet
Fred Snyder
Kemturer
Matt Christenson
Oil Fields
Fragmented Local Notice From An Old Paper
Readable fragments describe local visits and services with names like William Kensall Peter Kirkwood Rey McLean and Julian. The text mentions Easter services at the Thompson home a tobacco fund event and a trip to Salt Lake City with references to assorted residents and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bara Pate
Peter Kirkwood
Jason Hirselman
Menaiwis
Thompson
Jack Heater
Welcom
All Olds
Willi
Ige
Rey McLean
Cokewire
Julian
Rlay
Tobaccs
the Boys
France
Nelawker Prothers
Salt Lake City
Herbert Tatlin
Kenton Babaree
April Pool Excuse For Furor At Local Ga Meeting
A garbled April text hints at a heated local meeting in Georgia with references to officials and voter actions. Names are unclear but imply a political scene involving Mayors and councils and a public dispute. The fragmentary lines suggest discussions on a poll or vote and community concerns.
Fragmented OCR note on local names and addresses
Partial readable text references names such as Chipman and Jota veptreturs Atornay FB. It mentions an OG astro and a war context with American chatter and a public notice feel. Details are unclear but imply a legal or civic matter needing further clarification.
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Owen Ea
Alectel Chipman
Jota Veptreturs
Atornay FB. i
Atin
Frontier Celebration Without Feed Highlights Eight Hour Day Event
Frontier Local 2460 UMW A held an eight hour day celebration with no feed due to food administration orders. The program featured schoolchildren, solos, recitations, and an address by Harry W. Fox, followed by a dance. Teachers received congratulations for their effort and urged support for war savings and liberty bonds.
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Jack Reed
Dally
Theodore Hubse
Lillian Crone
Sarah Harris
Lily Bells
Kim
Harry W. Fox
America
Lance Hedge
Orchestra of
Frontier
Myde
Consion
Niyon
Amipe
Hiems From Idaho Joly Siwaya Mane In from Hole
A garbled news item notes a move from Idaho to Idahoans and mentions Ita Collier's illness and a journey by train. References to Swift & On Packers, Hawthoon, Kemmerer and local figures imply a developing local-interest notice with several names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joly Siwaya Mane
Hole
Vlehe
Ita Collier
Sou Salt Lake
Howitas
Saty
Phatoy
Theeenehs
Amanlindy
Sawaya Te
Swift & On
Aketer
Anne
M. Sliown
Hay
Oruer Kemmerer Bay
Bom Ette
Joel Jeweler
Molen
Chorley Silimen
Willian OM
Kenonever
Hatin
Examination reveals plan to take cruise of port routes
In Kentmerer on Saturday, Abel oxen Levelwn of Lineal county faced a routine examination. Most were examined for purchase of the cruise of their port routes. Prof. A L Turgoour of Dingiondyite presided and charged. Coleville Pulberland Glantoe and Opal were represented as favored by the tutor.
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Abel
Kentmerer
A. L. Turgoour
Dingiondyite
Coleville
Pulberland
Glantoe
Opal
Recital by Mrs Honskas Pupils at High School
A Saturday afternoon recital by Mrs Honskas pupils in the high school assembly room showcased early music training. Students performed violin solos duets and rhythm drills, including The Turkey's March The Daisy and The Toy Soldiers Parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guerite Stafford
Helen Davi
Townlock
Majorie Glad” Jaemelin Stafford
Sammon Jones
Mrs. Honska
Helen Davis
Marguerite Stafford
Pollywog
Ruth Beckstead
Honska
Miss Moffett
Lucile Davis
Clarenee Wellman
Virginian Davis
Toy Soldiers’ Parade.’ “Kenneth
Arthur Stafford
Sleepy
Cornelia
Tadhin War
Eugene da Mar- Morris
Liberty Day Plans for Third Liberty Loan Kickoff
Local Liberty loan chairs and workers organize Liberty Day April 6 marking the nation entry into World War I. The day includes a morning service and program led by district workers to mobilize loyalty and patriotism for the third Liberty Loan drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Loan
United States
Dlatriet
Pnnket
Shale Company Forms Board for Leases Near Fontenette
Ivan Jones and C Watt Brandon led a meeting of the LittIe Colorado Desert Of Shale company at the Mary ranch on Green River below Fontenette mouth. A 3,000 acre shale bed will be divided into four or five tracts with one reserved for company development. Directors appointed to oversee leases include Alfred Hamm Ivan Jones and C Watt Brandon.
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Ivan
Jones
Mary Ranch
Green River
Fontenette
Watt Brandon
Littte Colorado Desert of Shale Company
Theso
J. W. Sammon
Seversl
Alfred Hamm
Ian 8. Jones
C. Watt Brandon
Chas
100 Percent Americans Club Meeting Notice
The 100 Percent Americans club planned an April 11 meeting but the Stock growers convention on that date prevents the meeting. Call for the next meeting will be published in the Camera column.
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Pfeiffer
Liberty Day Planned by Committee for April 4
A Liberty Day celebration on April 4 is being planned by a committee to be appointed at a Tuesday night meeting. The panel will include Mayer Gordon and four councilmen, with additional members to be named and a program prepared. Dr Hebbard of the University of Wronting is slated to speak, a highly sought after speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer Gordon
Ther
Itace Hebbard
University of
Salt Lake exam knocks out Big Piney man Wilford Johnson
The Salt Lake examining board found Wilford Johnson, a Holliday stage line pilot from Opal, unfit after failure on the mechanics and general subjects test. He will continue driving the Opal to Rigi Piney route, as before.
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Salt Lake
Wilford Johnson
Big Piney
John Bond
Opal
Official council proceedings in Kemmerer April 1 1814
Official notes from Dol ORT town hall detailing arrangements for banners and events, petitions read and approved, liquor license application, finances, police and marshal reports, and proclamations. The council set election dates for mayor and two councilmen, declared a holiday, and called Clean-up Week with Liberty bond drive ties.
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United States
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Florist
Fitzpatrick
A. Christmas
Kemmerer Hdw
Furn, Co
Hlyth-Fargo-Hoskins Co
Diamondville
Mountain Trading Co
Frontier Agent
Frontier Supply Co
Mg Piney Mercantile Co
Oakeville
Bonil's Wrug
Evanston
Fossil News
Sage Notes
William Kensall
Kolley
Fee Hansen
Lanham
Hiems
Idaho
Tracher
Fateerite
Vis
Etry
Eline Clower
Coumrite
Vines Smith
Hixie
Marle Sutton
Hadise de Ete
Margaret Prenen
Vstaiena
Margaret Pronet
Dewi
Dames’ Church
Kemumerop
St Martholenee
Chae
Cileville
Binday
Shale Company
Official Council
Wyoming
Iri E
Corncil
Nearton
Teveta Peter Gordon, Jr
Cryivettoren Tibbs
Brammer
Jorrow
Piz. Mituica
Council
George K. Williams
Louis Gabardt
Board of County Commissioners
A. D. Hoskins
Com. Stockmans
Dan Sullivan
A .Molinar
Jones Balanes
Nan Sullivan
Jack O'Brien
G. H. Bailey
Wilfred Diack
D. J. Harrity
Sali
A.S. Johnson
J. A. Christmas
Ivan 8. Jones
James P. Rogenberg
Anna Carlson
P. W. Comer
Treasurer's Commission
Frontier Supply Company
Deckstead-Bell Co
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Co
Gilbert Taysom
Stan Works
JC. Rosenberg
Liberty
L. Smith
Frank Pfeiffer
William Fenn
Sage Avenue
Wiliam Newbrough
James P. Rosenberg
Peter Gordon, Jr
ARGR
ATBRG
Troy Way
Kemmerer Troy Laundry
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