Fraternal Orders Schedule and Meetings
Fraternal orders loop with Kemmerer Lodge No a meeting every Thursday at o o'clock in F building. O E S holds meetings on second and fourth Fridays at Follows Hall. Beers lodge hosts Friday nights in Odd Fellows Hall. Beers Beers to Friday nights in Odd Fellows Hall. Arthur Calverley sec 516 Lincoln Lodge No 27 Ka K nights monthly in Odd Fellows o'clock p.m. Knights welcome.
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Kemmerer Lodge No. A
1. F
Brome
Ivan
Jones
Wale W. Anderson
T.L. Stewart
Marie
A.M. Beers
Odd Fellows Hall
Arthur Calverley
Lincoln Lodge
Odd Fellows
Has. B. Crone
C.C
James Hackett
New Markets for Local Coal Firms Lead Switch in Rock Springs Trade
Utah and Wyoming mines will supply 200000 tons of coal to replace withdrawals from the Rock Springs district as the Union Pacific Coal company ends commercial sales June 1. The railroad system’s heavy demands shift the district’s output to the railroad, with Utah and Wyoming firms sharing trade in Idaho and the Pacific Northwest. Officials estimate the Rock Springs commercial trade at about 500000 pounds annually, while some Rock Springs companies will persist in selling commercial coal and benefit from the shift.
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Utah
Wyoming
Rock Springs
Union Pacific Coal Company
Union Pacific
Idaho
Pacific Northwest
Pacific Coast
T. J. O'Brien
Federal Coal Company
John 8. Critchlow
United States Fuel Company
U. P
Wyoming wool clip fetches record 44 cents a pound
The Scotch outfit of Johnson county, Wyoming, selling its 1917 wool clip of 400000 pounds to Silberman Bros. at 44 cents per pound sets a record price. This marks the highest price ever paid for a Wyoming wool clip.
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Buffalo
Wyo
Wyoming
Scotch Outfit
Johnson County
Silberman Bros
Dan Creedon in Trouble Again
Dan Creedon, recently released on bond after months in county jail for a Marbleton shooting, headed to Big Piney where a warrant was issued by James Black claiming Creedon threatened his life. Black previously injured Creedon, and Creedon appeared to travel to Daniel en route to await his May trial.
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Dan Creedon
Marbleton
Big Piney
Big Piney Examiner
Creedon
James Black
Patriot suggests renaming menu item to American fried potatoes
A reader in Kemmerer criticizes a local eatery for offering German fried potatoes amid wartime tensions. He urges the proprietor to rename the dish American fried potatoes and to serve a small American flag to prove loyalty, signing as a patriotic correspondent.
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Camera
Kemmerer
Good Advice on Using Chamberlain's Tablets
A short health note praises learning from others and cautions against overthinking. It highlights people using Chamberlain's Tablets for ailments with the best results and urges following their examples.
Porth Winteld Scott Transport Feats Reported
A fragmentary notice claims the Coast Artillery Corps moved gear including trenching tools and kitchen equipment from Port Winfield Scott to Half Moon Bay in one hour ten minutes using Studebaker cars, then returned in similar time. It references Marek 1th maneuvers and San Francisco.
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Phat
Marek 1Th
Port Winteld Scott
San Francisco
Half Moon Hay
Martin
Studebaker
Fort Winfield Scott
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NEW Edison
Kemmerer Hdw. & Furniture Co
Bk. Oo
Bo'elock Sa
F. Hall
Johnston
W. Holm
Martin Begush
Pabst Beer
Frontier Supply CO. Kemmerer Market
Granger
College Inn
Didlo
Ponane
Watele Mirabelli
Ernly Furceliaih
Thm
Stork
Farninare
Hugo Anderson
Prop
Harry Krupp
E. E. Fredell
D. J. Brown
Frank Rosenstein
Fie Eral
Wimeren
Fik Hotel
der New Management
Huth
J. A. Pohjola Photographer
Aikuids
Jnk
Kisnranna
State OF Wyoming Executive Department
Frank Houx
State of
Cheyenne
Frank L. Houx
Tern
U.P. Company
Gun Man
Opal
THE
Opal Shearing Corral Company
Geo. Watts, Mgr
Kemmerer, Wyo
Frontier Supply Co
the Kemmerer Hotel Cafe
Hotel Kemmerc
Tom Ming
Osmundo
Cordove Cigar Co
Denver, Colorado
Hotel
H. Chapin
Mgr
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