High School Notes and Freshman English Class Opens
The Becket Dallapirit fives on at the high school keeping pace with ta seonson Winter. informal gathering Friday evening included two hard formht eames. Regular boys team defeated a Faculty-Hell-Sneddon aggregation 24 to 18. Senior and Sophomore game ended 6 to 0 for the Seniors. A plan to challenge the rest of the school to fame arises as the spirit grows. The piece also describes classes, dictation speed, and a tour through the high school as spring approaches.
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Ta Seonson
Bill Sammon
Iris
Wally Aylog and Natural Death Lead Trail in Open Play
With spr ball debut at the high school, Wally Aylog and Natural Death Lrged lead a determined team. A wary rival pressed for points as the game unfolded, but the squad persevered to claim a decisive victory.
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Hie
Wally Aylog
Natural Death
Bristol Is Killed at Lava Hot Springs in Accident
J G Bristol, long-time prospector and operator of a tent hotel near Lava Hot Springs campgrounds, died instantly when a rock loosened as he dug for ore. A night search found his body next morning beside his faithful dog. He was brother to C A Bristol, former Love Hot Springs postmaster, and survived by his wife.
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J. G.bristol
Tor
C. A. Bristol
Love Hot Springs
Tobacco Towns Lead Winston-Salem in Tobacco Output
Col. A D Watts speaks at the Twin City Club smokers meeting in Winston-Salem February 4 1916 noting the city supplies a quarter of US chewing and smoking tobacco and exports abroad. He cites rising daily tax receipts and predicts continued government revenue from tobacco as the city asserts industrial leadership.
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A. D. Watts
North Carolina
Twin City Club
Winston-Salem
United States
Internal Revenue
Washington
Uncle Sam
Crawford
Jim Rumble Dies Pioneer Linked To Local Development
The passing of Jim Rumble in Green River City last Wednesday recalls a pioneer figure in local development. He spent summers in wagon and camp life in the hills, and winters with his daughter near Green River, leaving behind a legacy tied to early business ventures and nature appreciation.
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Jim Rumble
Green Hiver City
Green River
Chas
Petore
Cokeville
Mir
Rumble
Next Year s Teachers
Kemmerer school district plans for next year focus on building additions and a Frontier school, with nine current schools likely to rise to ten. Budget hinges on state county and district funds, targeting about $9000 for Frontier improvements and high school ground. New salary schedule. all teachers require normal school graduation or two years post high school study. May meeting will present four voter propositions including ground purchase and kindergarten continuation.
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Kemmerer
Mesars
Joe Smith
Roy A. Mason
A. M. Turner
Frontier
Messrs
E. H. Davis
H. H. Moyer
Chas. EB. Bruce
J. T. Astbury
Roueche
Maude Hard Edith Peaberthy
Mable Gowans
Collins
Mary Bury
Seyfert
Kathryn el- Mott
Geer
Kreutz
Property Purchase Inquiry From Kemmerer Abstract Co
A Kemmerer abstract and Realty Co advertisement invites buyers to call or write to discuss suitable property, promising help finding bargains. It notes their room location at Kemmerer Hotel Annex and provides contact details for Kemmerer, Wyoming.
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Kemmerer Abstract and Realty Co
Kemmerer Iotel Annex
Emmerer, Wye. Ne
Rock Springs Couple Wed in Cheyenne Congregational
Rock Springs friends of the broom report the marriage of Oscar L. Henkle of Riverton and Miss Lemp Longi of Kemmerer at the Cheyenne Congregational church on Monday April Ord. The bride, formerly from Superior, visited Rock Springs. The groom, son of L. Henkle, now works on a Riverton ranch where they will reside after a Denver visit.
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Rock Springs
Oscar L. Henkle
Riverton
Lemp Longi
Kemmerer
Cheyenne
Superior
Rockings
Sroom
L. Henkle
Denver
Change of administrator sought in Edwards estate
Attorney for the heirs of Richard Edwards filed a petition to remove C P Mac Glashan as administrator of the Big Piney wagon accident estate and asked for the appointment of George Edwards, a brother of the deceased. Mac Glashan was ordered to appear in court on May 3 to account.
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R. RB. Rose
Richard Edwards
Big Piney
C. P. MacGlashan
George Edwards
MacGlashan
Ten head Hereford bulls for sale at Wright's ranch
Ten head purebred Hereford bulls aged 12 to 18 months are advertised for sale. Inquiries directed to T. Loveles at Wright's ranch. TM mimmy.
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T. Loveles
Wright
Dean's Kidney Pills Proved Quick Relief says Bybee
Greetwater resident Mrs A A Bybee reports backache, weak system, and fatigue eased by Dean's Kidney Pills. She claims immediate relief and lasting removal of kidney trouble symptoms with over two years of continued fitness and confirmation of prior benefit.
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Dean
Death of Ed H Rite a Pioneer of Southwest Wyoming
Ed H Rite of Rock Springs died in San Diego California on April 1. A Wyoming pioneer since 1876 he helped build the state and owned a ranch near Rock Springs. He later moved to Rock Springs and engaged in various businesses and banking as a director of Rock Springs National Bank. His wife predeceased him and the obituary notes his long connection to Sweetwater County and local industry.
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Ed H. Rite
Rock Springs
San Diego
Cal
Southwest
Wyoming
Utata County
Rock Springs National Bank
Gweetwater
Gret
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Diamondville
Oaksey
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Stuby
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Iine-opa
Ioletta Thomas
Della Noddy
Isabel GeoMeld
Chloe Strange
Agnes Kavanagh
Mary Armstrong
Marie Gordon
Lenora Nell
Sommers
Elinor Buck
Barbara von Orff
Bristol
United States Public Health Service
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Menates
United
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Winston-Salems
Winston-Galem
Conald Flrat
America
Anheuser-Busch
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Diamondville, Wyo
Henkle
Longi
Ed Rite
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Co
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