Reapportionment for New Counties Threatens Ballot Alignment
The article outlines a staggered reapportionment plan affecting new counties. It details that 1910 census bases current divisions, with no further reapportionment until 1917 using the 1915 census, causing new counties to elect in 1918 and seat in 1919. It warns of potential dissension from four elections under a combined legislative ticket and notes possible reenactment of county laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoe
Legislatire
Westerners Pay for Trails as Government Grants Distinguish
The writing argues that eastern river and harbor spending protects residents while western settlers pay for privileges, noting westerners build trails and make history but face charges for their pursuits. It portrays a regional inequity in federal support and rights.
Public Land Committee Names Wyoming Members
Chairman Mondell announces the executive committee for the Public Land Convention formed in Denver with three members from each large state. Wyoming selections include Warwick Sullivan Casper T B Talia ferry Rock Springs I Carterwood Widerwood. The first meeting is set for May in Salt Lake City to plan future steps.
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Mondell
Public Land Convention
Denver
Wyoming
Warwick Sullivan
Casper
Talia Ferry
Rock Springs
Carterwood
Widerwood
Salt
Arizona's Admission by Presidential Proclamation Not New
The article notes Arizona’s historical status as a state by proclamation, citing prior examples including a February 1 declaration and context involving the Southern Confederacy era. It mentions Taft’s fiftieth anniversary remark affirming Arizona as a member of the American Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arica
Arizona
Taft
Newspaper reform proposal to unite papers nationwide
A fragment discusses Arthur Bashando calling for a nationalized newspaper organ uniting 48 000 editors to protect public interest. It argues cooperation would shield readers and strengthen journalism though warns internal divisions could doom the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bashando
Pras
United States
Teatiom
Brisbane
Kate
Golden Rule Stores Built on Cooperation and Trust
The Dry Goods chronicler notes J. C. Penny of Kemmerer Wyoming leads a growing chain of thirty three stores across seven states. Penny credits his success to loyal associates and moral character guiding a non confrontational expansion.
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Europe
New York
the Dry Good
J.C. Penny
J. C. Penny
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Penny
Intermountain Country
Mr. Penny
Broadway Central
Mr.Penny
Entertainer A Lincoln Kirk to Visit Kommer April 2
Popular entertainer A Lincoln Kirk, who has performed hundreds of engagements nationwide, will appear Tuesday night April 2 at the MoE Church in Kommer. His program blends wit pathos drama and humor from approved literature with original sketches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lincoln Kirk
Kommerer
Moe
Kirk
Mr. Kirk
Alex Scott Resigns as Kemmerer Deputy Marshal
After two years of service in Kemmerer the deputy marshal Alex Scott tendered his resignation and council accepted at last week’s meeting. He plans to return to his painting business. Dick Faguant appointed to fill the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Scott
Ales
Kemmerer
Alex
Dick Faguant
Thorobred White Leghorns Sale Notice
White Leghorn cockrels for sale at 04.60 each. Call at old Hamefork or write Henry Streight in Kemmerer Wyoming for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Hamefork
Henry Streight
Kemmerer
Mayor Heitz Visited Kemmerer on Big Piney Plans
Big Piney Mayor W. G. Heitz toured Kemmerer late this week on business. Heitz outlined plans to erect new buildings on the Big Piney townsite and expected numerous improvements this year including a large hotel and livery stable. Frank E. Curtis, jeweler, notes new fancy stationery lines at City Drug Store and offers watch repair for accurate timekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney
W. G. Heitz
Mig Piney
Kemmerer
City Drug Store
Proclamation for Kemmerer Town Election 1918
Proclamation of town election in Kemmerer Wyoming to elect a Mayor for two years and two councilmen for two years. Vote is set for May in Kemmerer with polls open at seven p.m. Frank Pfeiffer signs as mayor issuing the order.
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Kemmerer
Uitita County
Wyoming
Kemerer
Frank Pfeiffer
Kemmer- Tih
Uinta
Peawe Premvras
Sonsasem
Doing Dry Farming Near Kemmerer in Sage Ranch Reach
Wm. Clark, a persistent dry farmer from Kemmerer, reports success with grain under dry farming. He plans to plant a large crop of oats barley and corn using new irrigation to boost yields. His recent oat harvest reached five feet with strong grain, as the Bear River valley grows and attracts new farmers to join the harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Clark
Kemmerer
Sage Ranch
Clark
Cate
Bear River
City Ordinance Immediate Effect on April 7 1913
The text notes an ordinance and its immediate force and effect following a mayoral action on the Great day of April 1913. It references Frank Vreivres and a city official, indicating formal adoption by the mayor. The readable fragment confirms official language but lacks full context and specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vel
Girat
Frank Vreivres
Parish Mass Times and Services for Kemmerer Area
St Patrick s Church Kemmerer offers 8 00 am mass Sundays 10 00 am on second third and fifth Sundays Sublet 11 00 am on first Sundays Cumberland 11 00 am on fourth Sundays Sunday Schools at 10 pm Diamondville preaching 11 am Kemmerer Epworth St James Episcopal Service 11 am at Methodist church W W Pierson remains pastor notices closing sale on Colonial Mirrors at half price from Koal hardware and Furniture Co
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St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Kemmerer
Sandaye
Cumberland
T. D. Lynch
Kemmerer and
Diamondvills
Diamondville
Kemmerer Epworth
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
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Henally
Solliday
Sam
LaMarge
Baaster
Hoe
Frank E. Curtis
J. F. Fitzpatrick
Gingham
Renfrew Gingham
Amoskeag
Chambray
Silk Foulard
Voiles
Frontier Supply Company
Frontier, Wyoming
Cokeville
Reise
Mene
Ulery
League
Kemmerer Ing
Ernest J. Magor
Independent Powder Co
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Salt Care City
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P. R. Cotner
Wyo
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