Small boy suspects in window shooting mischief near Kemmerer
Sheriff arrests two Frontier youths after six windows are shot at a Bowes home in Bikol area. One boy denies involvement then implicates others. Both are released after a bid for cost coverage. Reports of stray shots heard near Kemmerer and damaged electric globes are linked to a troublesome boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapeho
George Huckorieh
Frontier
Bikol
Hansen
Clencos
Kemmerer
Domendillo
Fred H. Chaptord
Annoyanes
Louis Jones
Wallelour
Attempted murder warrant in Cumberland case
County attorney issues arrest warrants for Joel Pajala and Andrew Ore in Cumberland. Pajala allegedly fired on Bitrainen, missing as the weapon discharged, and fled the scene. Pajala later surrendered in Kemmerer as authorities prepared further charges for felonious intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel
Abe
Joel Pajele
Cumberland
McDowgal
Joel Pale
Andrew Oe
Bitrainen
Pajala
Mursines
Kemmerer Gad
Pajale
Fronter Supply Co to Auction Hogs and Cattle
PW Olson visited Coke ville and told Dick Turner that two carloads of hogs and one carload of steers will arrive next week to be put on the block for the Fron tier Supply Co. Good quality stock is scarce, but Pete always has the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PW. Olson
Cokeville
Steers
Dick Turner
Frontier Supply Co
Pete
New Italian Society Formed By Italian Descent Group
The Kallas of Oskley organized the Societa Mato Soccarso Fra Italisal Liberte to admit members of Italian descent. Officers listed include Alce sto Honavery president and Gane verl secretary with Giovanni trescurer, all of Oakley, plus Barbera Ambrosial Jobe Bertolino Angelo Moll car from Kemmerer. The group, over 40 members, aims to promote sociability, entertainments, excursions, and seeks to build a lodge home and provide benefits for its members. The new society dues will be announced later this month.
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Kallas
Oskley
Societa Mato Soccarso Fra Italisal Liberte
Mate
Alcesto Honavery
Ganeverl
Demet Carto
Giovanni Trescurer
Afl
Oakley
Ecenmry
Barbera
Ambrosial
Ostler
Jobe Bertolino
Angelo Mollcar
Kemmerer
Ite
Ferry Reopens Across Green River at Slate Creek
Green River ferry and sheep bridge are to be ready by April 12 at the mouth of Slate Creek, restoring a direct Kemmerer to Lander route. The ferry will connect Slate Creek across Green River to the old Oregon trail, linking Eden with Rock Springs Pinedale and points east, improving regional access.
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Harry Case
Slate Creek
Oregon Trail
Neem
Wass
Lander
Casper
Eden
Rock Springs
Pinedale
County Treasurer Predicts Delinquent Taxes Cleared
County Treasurer Ben reports delinquent tax claims are moving in with steady payments, averaging about twenty per day. He expects to clear all delinquent taxes before the deadline, shrinking this year’s tax list compared with last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Pen
New Civil Engineer John B Lloyd Opens Cheyenne Office
A civil engineer and surveyor, John B Lloyd, now based in Cheyenne, opened an office in the building next to the Hoskins Hotel. He has practiced engineering in Colorado and Wyoming for fourteen years and comes well recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Lloyd
Cheyenne
City
Hoskins Hotel
Eli
Colorado
Wyoming
Middot
Meldrum Surrenders After Disappearance in 1912 Murder Case
Mel drum, who vanished three days before a district court case over the 1912 Chick Baggs killing, returned to Riverton Wednesday and surrendered to Sheriff Ruby Hivers. He says he never betrayed a friend and has posted no bond default. he is now jailed awaiting trial. Meldrum traveled to Rawlins and Fort Worth before returning with F. A. Hadsoll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Meldrum
Wilmae
Chick Baggs
Rewliesleat
Inging
Ruby Hivers
Meldrum
Reg
Rivera
Tnasmue Meldrum
Wyoming
Rawlina A
Ft. Worth
Texan
F. A. Hadsoll
Lambing Begins at LaBarge Ranch Amid Heavy Winter
Lambing work starts on the LaBarge ranch with Lambing bands two thirds complete and an indication of a 100 percent crop. Lambing conditions are not as good as the prior year due to a heavy winter and limited ewe exercise before lambing. Two bands remain east of the ranch and will lamb near Sublet. Tom Hunter heads to Blackfoot Holabo to oversee spring work on the Idaho ranch before moving to the Weber canyon ranch near Coal an Rae. Spring setup at tazaree ranch shows readiness to plow with about 100 acres of oats planned. Roads remain heavy after the latest storm.
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T. Hunter Salmon
LaBarge Ranch
Tom
Blackfoot
Holabo
Idaho
Weber Canyon
Coalan Rae
Tazaree
Dr Stafford Returns From Chicago Polyclinic
Dr C D Stafford came back to Kemmerer on Friday after months in Chicago pursuing a post graduate course at the Polyclinic. He underwent an operation involving grafting bone from his leg into his nose. He recalled a past accident where his face was badly cut and his nose broken when thrown from a speeder. He stopped in Cheyenne briefly for the Democratic meeting last Wednesday.
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D. Stafford
Kemmerer
Chicago
Planning Improvement in Ogden Visitors Visit Kemmerer
H Draney TD Ryan and Chas H Gossling of Ogden directors of Lincoln Kemmerer Coal Co visited Kemmerer on Sunday with J H Roberts of Grace Creek Utah. They indicate plans for numerous Improvements in the coming summer including a salaried home for boarding house miners and related facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Draney
TD. Ryan
Chas. H. Gossling
Ogden
Lincoln-Kemmerer Coal Co
Kemmerer
J. H Roberts
Grase Creek
Utah
Bad Roads Delay for Charley Bird From Midway
Charley Bird of Midway faced four letters in Kemmerer Monday while moving freight from Opal. He reported some of the worst roads he has traveled and noted calves stray remained, but roads were in good condition except after the latest storm. He planned to wait for sunny, dry conditions to finish homeward travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Bird
Midway
Leiter
Kemmerer
Opal
Fossil
Bridges Collapsed After Flooding Reported Nearby
Bridge damage and washouts impede travel with several routes flooded or washed away. Roads remain treacherous with detours. motorists warned to avoid affected areas as crews assess structural safety and clear debris. Local authorities expect extended delays until repairs progress.
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Valle
Laguire
Yench
Taxes Claimed Unfair In Rancher Railroad Land Debate
Roy Rosenbers reports on objections by ranchers to railroad land assessments in Lincoln county. He explains that railroads once owned 160 acres of barren land used for grazing with no revenue and that railroads reserve mineral rights, leading to valuation disputes. Counties设 align to set land valuations at 1.50 per acre, while rail lands are sold for 1.00 per acre, a stance ranchers question given leasing terms and seasonal cattle use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.P
Lincoln
Uinta
Sweetwater
Wyoming
Dr Landenberger Visits Kemmerer for surgeries
Dr J C Landenberger a noted Salt Lake surgeon visited Kemmerer with Mrs Landenberger at the request of Dr L B Kindall for consultations on Mrs Dunn of Glencoe. A morning hospital operation was performed for rupture and another for appendicitis on Mrs Basil Aller with other complications. The doctor praised the hospital and Kindall's care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Landenberger
Salt Lake
Pinkerton
Kemmerer
Landenberger
L. B. Kindall
Dunn
Glencoe
Tunis
Kindall
Mre
Basil Aller
Dining Room Opens at Rik Hotel Under Phil Kirk
Phil Kirk took charge of the Rik Hotel on Saturday morning and opened a dining room with Cooking as a feature. The Kirks recently moved from Afton where they ran a hotel and they report good encouragement. Kirk is brother of Mrs. S. Bdsewell known in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Kirk
Rik
Kirk
Afton
Mrs Quealy Hosts In Honor Of Kemmerer Guest
Mrs Quealy entertained at her home on Tenth Avenue yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss Migwen Ceshalter of Kemmerer. A ten table dinner was served at the hotel wind with a pink bow bouquet centerpiece of pink marlin and two dozen guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Campbell Culerlanet
Orline
Agenuy
Quesly
Kemmerer
Unm
Retana Note Remnant in Vt Old Wrond
Fragmentary OCR reads gibberish about a person named Retana and vague references to Vermont and a date. The readable bits are too limited to form a coherent news item or identify a clear event or action.
Mail delay over washed-out bridge halts Big Piney line
A letter from mail contractor Mr. Holladay recounts a Big Piney route disruption after a bridge north of Bird ranch at Midway washed out. He defends the decision to stop driving at night, cites harsh winter and river floods, and notes the mail resumed next day. He denies leaving mail for passengers or neglect.
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Holladay
Child Drinks Poison From Disinfectant Bottle
Two year old Irene J. A. Casteot found a small bottle of creosote at a neighbor’s house and drank it. Parents rushed help from doctors to evacuate the poison from her system. Doctors warned of real danger but later believed the child would recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiltie Irene
Mra
J. A. Casteot
Pais Land
Dra, Hocker
Stafford Aml
Irene
Tolll
Pocatello Packers Visit to Promote Local Plant
C D Van Buskirk secretary treasurer of the Fales Houston Packing Co of Pocatello travels to town to interest locals. The firm plans a modern packing plant, with brick work begun this week, aiming to divert market sway from eastern packers and solidify Pocatello as a western rail hub for stock buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. van Buskirk
Fales-Houston Packing Co
Pocatello
Storkmen
Altho
Ite
Mall Driver And Rancher Face Spring Road Risk
The article describes efforts to provide good service amid spring road conditions. It notes Eve Spanows the roads as stormy weather approaches and questions whether a rancher would send a man with freight at night. Holladay insists the mail must go through on time and excuses such a risk.
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Mr. Holladay
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Parner
New Italian Society
Green River Ferry
Federal Reserve” System of Banks
The
First National Bank of
Dr. Stafford
Bridawe
Halbout Company
Roy Rosenbers
Dr. Landenberger
Mrs. Quealy
Salt Lake Tribune
Matt
Jack Howard
Orooote
Pocatello Packers
Kemmerer Savings Bank
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