Lincoln County Receives 4300,0? Class Fund Allocation
Lincoln County is allotted 43694.46 for schools from Wyoming state funds for 1922, at 9.83 per child. Independent District No. 1 Kemmerer gets 10706.67. Laramie, Sheridan lead county allocations. The state fund will grow with Grass Creek area added, boosting total available for next year.
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Lincoln County
Je Ie A. Morton
A. D. Hoskins
Laramie
Sheridan
Kemmerer
United States Supreme Court
Grass Creek
Alee
Tae i
Aun
Lincoln Syfinty
Sei
Laramie County
Sheridan County
Natrona County
Washakie County
Weston
Hot Springs
Johnson
Vate Fins
Albany
Big Horn
Campbell
Camverse
Crook
Fremont
Lincoln
Tyont
Niobrara
Park
Plaste
Sweet Water
Uinta
Washakie
Murderer Taken to Evanston for Trial
Gerri Serafing who killed Dominic Angelo at Cumberland about a week ago was taken to Evanston Friday by Sheriff Christensen of Unite County. The crime occurred in South Cumberland, which is in AS. It is reported that Ai A. D. will defend him at trial.
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Gerri Serafing
Dominic Angelo
Cumberland
Evanston
Christensen
Unite County
South
Ai A. D
Funeral services for murder victim Dominic Anilo
Funeral services for Dominic Anilo, victim of the Cumberland tragedy, were held Friday afternoon at St Josephs Catholic church with Rev Short officiating. A number of his countrymen attended, and burial followed in Igomi cemetery.
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Dominic Anilo
Cumberland
St. Joseph's
Cathy Atic Church
Short
Igomi
Council Postpones Regular Meeting
A city council meeting has been postponed from Monday to Thursday evening due to an unspecified reason. The change affects scheduling for residents and local stakeholders awaiting agenda items.
Wyoming Creates Law Enforcement Department and Raises Officials
Cheyenne April 5 Wyoming's new law enforcement department began functioning last Friday under A S Roach as state commissioner of law enforcement. The former prohibition department ceases, its work taken over by the new agency which will assist authorities, investigate offenses, gather evidence, and aid prosecutions. The department will enforce game laws and automobile licensing, aiming to curb lost revenue from lax enforcement. Salary increases for several top posts take effect today, including state commissioner of public lands, state engineer, state attorney general, and education commissioner, while others await reappointment in 2008.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
A. 5 S. Roach
State Prohibition Department
Law Enforcement Department
Rosch
Prohibition
State Department
Witks
Atute
Journalature
Odd Fellows Visit Montpelier Hosts Kemmerer Lodge
Enterprise Lodge No. 18 O F Montpelier Idaho welcomed twenty eight Kemmerer Lodge No 31 members last Wednesday at Odd Fellows hall. Seven candidates received first degree rites performed by the Kemmerer staff. A banquet by Rebecca Lodge followed as attendees praised the hospitality.
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Enterprise Lodge
F. Montpelier
Idaho
Kemmerer Lodge No
Odd Fellows Hall
Odd Fellowship
Kemmerer
Rebecca Lodge
Montpelier
Ivan
Jones
Andrew Morrow
W. L. Wood
J. H. Mantle
Art Midgley
Fred Jennings
Victor Smith
Levi H. Hankin
Henry W. Long
Ed. Hansen
George W. Sanderson
E. F. Campbell
Bert Reddish
Lester M. Pratt
C. D. Stafford
A. F. Hogan
Alfred Jampan
John B. Matthews
Albert D. Williams
W. E. Davis
Davison
F. Marrinelle
H. Demain
Peter Fauine
Thomas Evans
Marriage License Granted to Bresand and Port at Glenroe
The county clerk issued a marriage license last Friday to Mitchell Bresand and Mary Port, both of Glenroe, formalizing their intent to wed.
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Mitchell Bres
Mary Port
Glenroe
No Men Laid Off by Kemmerer Coal Company
A report of layoffs is denied. Two mines Nos. 4 and 6 were closed but workers were transferred to Nos. 3 and 5 or 1 without losing employment. The consolidation increased efficiency and maintained output.
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Kemmerer Coal Company
Exchanse
Bor 3
No. 6
No. 5
No. 4
No. 1
Easter Edition Praised by Lincoln County Readers
The Camera issued a credible Easter edition praised by residents of Lincoln County as a fine example of local journalism. The Evanston Times notes the edition’s quality and public appreciation.
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Lincoln County
Evanston
Baseball Dance a Huge Success at Cook's Pavilion
The baseball dance last Saturday at Cook's pavilion drew a good crowd and raised funds for the team. Directors of the bat club extend thanks to all contributors for a pleasant social and financial event.
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Cook's Pavilion
Bat Club
Diamondville Man Dies at L. C. M. Hospital
George Smith a Diamondville resident for ten years and longtime Diamondville Coal and Coke Company employee died at L C M hospital after an apoplexy. Born in Scotland forty nine years ago he came to America in 1903 and after working twelve years for the Diamondville firm went to British Columbia then returned after his wife died. He is survived by a married daughter in Canada an aged mother three sisters and five brothers all in Scotland. Funeral held at Finn hall Diamondville at 2 pm with music by the church choir and Miss Julia Platt singing Face to Face. Kemmerer Lodge No 33 A F and A M attended. interment followed at Diamondville Cemetery.
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George Smith
Diamondville
Diamondville Coal and Coke Company
Smith
Scotland
America
British Columbia
Canada
Finn Hall
Haddenham
Julia Platt
Kemmerer Lodge
Shriners Meet Draws Kemmerer Delegation at Rawlins
A Shriners gathering occurred in Rawlins on Monday with strong Kemmerer turnout. Delegates from Kemmerer included F. E. Curtis James Vickers W. E. Paulsen H. H. Moy er and John Mates of Sublet plus W. E. Pitt Olaf Jeffson A. H. Hoskins Marshal Reynolds H. E. Robinson Lawrence Holland and H. RB. Christmas. Some returned Monday while others proceeded to Cheyenne and Denver for brief visits.
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Shriners
Rawlins
Kemmerer
F. E. Curtis
James Vickers
W. E. Paulsen
H. H. Moyer
John Mates
Sublet
W. E. Pitt
Olaf Jeffson
A. H. Hoskins
Marshal Reynolds
H. E. Robinson
Lawrence Holland
H. RB. Christmas
Profesor Bender
Cokeville
Cheyenne
Denver
Denver Death Calls Local Attorney's Relative
Attorney R R Rose learned Saturday of his relative in Denver passing away. The departed left on the evening train and planned to visit Muskowee Oklahoma before returning. Mrs Rose and Bob have been visiting in Muskowee for some time.
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R. R. Rose
Denver
Muskowee Okla
Belgians Arrive. Ivonne Rocourt Plans local Home
Miss Ivonne Rocourt who sailed from Antwerp Belgium on March 17 arrived in Kemmerer Thursday morning. She will reside with her sister Mrs H Jadot who runs the French hotel property.
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Ivonne Rocourt
Antwerp
Belgium
Kemmerer
State Commissioner McAllman Upheld at Kemmerer Meeting
Lincoln county good road boosters in Kemmerer endorsed the bond issue for road construction and praised State Highway Commissioner D S McCallman. Andrew Morrow presided, L G Baker and J D Noblitt spoke, and Newton sent regrets due to family illness. Noblitt defended the commission against charges of waste and excess spending. The group urged completing the Kemmerer Slate Creek road and warned that bonds were needed to avoid road program gaps.
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D. 8. McTallman
Kemmerer Slate Creek
Lincoln County
Good Roads Club
L. L. Newton
Wyoming Good Roads Association
Kemmer
F. W. Riley
Osborne Lowe
Afton
J. D. Noblitt
G. B. Sloan
The
Idaho Leasing Co
L. G. Baker
J.D. Noblitt
D. S. McCallman
Mr. Noblitt
House Roads Committee
Anap
Wyoming
House
Senate
Lowe
Ceek
County Commissioners Postpone Meeting in Cheyenne
April meeting of the Board of County Commissioners was delayed as members traveled to Cheyenne to meet with the state highway commission on Willow Gap project funding. Likely rescheduled once members return, with a new head of the state highway department and discussion of potential May 20 bond support for road work.
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Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne
Willow Gap
State Highway Commission
Z. E. Levnson
Ray E. Lee Injured in Auto Crash Near Cheyenne
Attorney Ray E. Lee former state land commissioner and former state Democratic chairman was badly hurt when the car carrying him and his family overturned near the Yellowstone highway north of Cheyenne Sunday evening. He suffered five broken ribs and internal injuries but is expected to recover, sparking concern among Kammerer residents.
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Ray E. Lee
Democratic Party
Yellowston Highway
Cheyenne
Lee
Kammerer
Story of Our Fates Featured in Special Weekly Pieces
Special service arrangement brings two brief educational articles weekly. They aim to aid school children in history and biography studies and provide useful information for older readers.
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