Leaders travel to Chicago for Furinture purchase in Worlan home
Kemmerer state officials Linc Forsyth and Herman Gates left for Chicago with R B Forstyth to buy fur niture for the new industrial home at Worlan. In Rawlins Republican primaries P P Murphy was nominated for mayor and Ole Larson for council. Democrats nominate P A Smith for mayor and J E Buchanan for councilman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Forsyth
Herman B. Gates
Chicago
Worlan
Rawlins
P. P. Murphy
Ole Larson
P. A. ‘Smith
J. E. Buchanan
Wyoming Press Association appoints John W. Cook secretary
John W. Cook of Lander is named Secretary of the Wyoming State Press Association by President 8. G. Hopkins to succeed the late Robert F. Potter. An annual meeting is planned for Wheatland in June or July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Cook
Lander
Wyoming State Press Association
8. G. Hopkins
Robert F. Potter
Wheatland
Wyoming
Demand for coarse wool boosts Wyoming fleece trade
Reports from eastern wool centers indicate strong demand for coarse grade wools like those from Wyoming and western states, spurring hope for flock-masters. The embargo on Australian shipments limits exports to finer wools, keeping the heavy grades for domestic use and blankets. In Kenimerer, Mrs Jamee W Chrisman and sister Mrs Pete Petrie shopped, while Mrs Cuneman, wife of Lincoln county's senior senator, plans a coast trip with her husband, anticipating a rare pleasure-filled journey amid busy times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
England
Australia
Jamee W Chrisman
Pal
Pete Petrie
Kenimerer
Cuneman
Lincoln County
Christman
Wyoming wool trade as shearing progresses smoothly
The Wyoming sealing and shearing season advances, with an expected fat lip of thirty one million pounds and potential returns between nine and ten million dollars to Wyoming wool masters. The fleece quality is strong this year, averaging about eight pounds per sheep, while costs per head for shearing and sorting are monitored as pens adopt new grading and testing procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Masters of
Wight
Valley Tribune Publisher WE Settle Named in Idaho Move
A turbulent item notes WE Settle, former Bancroft Day Farmer publisher, now tied to a valley Idaho project. The report hints at relocation plans, policing by Foallers, and Settle’s intent to fund valley development through his wealth and connections.
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Them Valley Tribune
Tirece
Bide Bo
WE Settle
Settle
Bancroft Dey Farmar
Trace
Vickaity
Idaho
Foallers
Iletthe
Union office extends to Kemmerer in Typographical union
The Rock Springs local of the International Typographical Union expands jurisdiction to Kemmerer. The Camera publisher signs contracts establishing a strict local office, employing at least four men. Wages set at 18 per week with overtime at time and a half. The union label will be used, ending the drive to move Kemmerer work elsewhere and enabling Kemmerer offices to compete on price. Organizer Pulver led the campaign and labels will be posted atop the editorial page once arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs
International Typographal
Kemmerer
Camera
Pulver
Cheyenne
German expels Pinchot over wife and conduct
A Basin Republic article reports Germany banishes Gifford Pinchot, citing his wife’s English nationality and unlikable conduct as the reason. The piece characterizes Pinchot’s expulsion as a reaction to his personality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Gifford Pin‘chot
Pinch
West
Pinchot
Basin
First cigarette ends in hospital for 17 year old
A 17 year old errand boy named Joseph Dryeb collapsed after smoking his first cigarette. A police officer helped him to a corner, an ambulance was called, and he was placed in a hospital. The note appears in the Central police station accident book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Police Station
Joseph Dryeb
Chicago Drovers Journal
Shriners Welcome Korein Pemple Nobles in Salt Lake Visit
The Shriners of Rochester NSY honored by a second historic visit last Wednesday as Frederick Ht halted the pilgrimage at the Oasis of Mawling. He escorted by last Potentate James E Chandler of Ararat Temple and met in Salt Lake City via Wodalyer. The party returned to Rawling aboard a private car for ceremonial dinner talks and recognizing the occasion.
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Korein Pemple
Mystic Shrine
Frederick Ht
Saxith
Rochester NS. Y
Oasis of
Mawling
James E Chandler
Ararat Temple
Kansas City
Salt Lake City
Wodalyer
Frank Hadsell
Jim Petrie Back James Metric Manager of Opal Mercantile
Jim Petrie Back James Metric, the genial manager at the Opal Mercantile, returned from Ogden last week after a visit to spend time with the company. He has built the business to a high standard during several years of management as Apalles busy point these days with sheep balding close to their turn for shearing.
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James Metric
Opal Mercantile Ca Ature
Ogden
Anderson Home Surprised by Guests in Evening Breach
A residence was entered and seized by about 25 friends who gathered for an evening event. The homeowners were surprised as visitors took control of the house and disrupted arrangements. Detectives are reviewing the incident for potential charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Mr. and
Sim
Divin Anderson
Municipal Campaign Close at Hand
The May 11 municipal election looms as candidates show little activity. The mayor does not seek reelection. two council seats are open, one from the south side of Sapphire street and one from the north. Kemmerer has relied on a Citizens ticket, with Republicans historically in control, while a Republican challenge and possible Socialist entry loom. The piece calls for a cordial, issue focused campaign and post election harmony for Kemmerer’s best interests.
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D. J. Brown
Sapphire Street
Kemmerer
Citizens
County board debates jail site donation at Sapphire Street
The board of county commissioners weighs erecting a jail and sheriff residence and seeks to keep the donated Sapphire Street block as a county landmark. Some favor purchasing a new site while council members push for the donated location, arguing it would showcase both town and county. If refused, Pine avenue at the south end could be used and taxpayers may vote on a combined building. The paper notes rental savings could cover interest and supports pursuing a full county complex now.
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Board of County Commissioners
Sapphire Street
J. Quealy
Leas Commanding
Papworth
Petertoo
Dovation Ia
Pine Avenue
Strees
Diamondville Road
Kemmerer
Wever
Henry Dixey to star in New Kemmerer theater film
Henry KE Dixey, famed American stage star, is billed at the New Kemmerer theater for Thursday April 15 in a metropolitan mystery titled bel sea 170. The production promises striking visuals and sensational storytelling typical of early motion picture efforts.
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Henry Dixey
Henry KE
Dixey
New Kemmerer Theater
Mr. Dixey
Belsea
Uncle Billy Returns from Coastal Trip
Reported by Mr and Mrs Wa Suto the Keummerer Muoday party reached the coast faire and arrived at Plowdale today. They describe a pleasant voyage and say Lee and Baw jab lent support during the journey amid good weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre Wa Suto
Keummerer Muoday
Rameb
Plowdale
Visitor Juhn W Shower Sees Beads of Tie Skewp Arrival
Juhn W Shower visited Kom uiever yesterday waiting for two more beads of tie skewp. Two bands arrived in Cubarille while Jobeuy sud bray Biwew spent time at Lake City. He is expected back at Cag ae oa mans auld Lilligrese for an operation. Related details point to upcoming procedures and local activity.
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Juhn W. Shower
Cubarille
Jobeuy Sud
Lake City
Cag
Crom Galt
Modernize Homes Mesars Sewer Contract Near Willard Bell
Sullivan and Bickley closed a contract to lay six sewer mains across the Willard Bell Pitagurald and Mra area. Ann Davis plans to install modern plumbing in a south of Qwealy home bathroom and sinks. Mr Belt is considering similar work as spring and summer plans rise.
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Sullivan & Bickley
Willard Bell
Ann Davis
Qwealy
Mra Davis
Belt Io
Salambo Opens New Theatre in Ogden Utah
The Alhambra in Ogden Utah formally opened after months of construction on March 37 with a gala night attended by film figures, critics, and editors. The $150,000 venue seats about 3,000 and features a large symphony orchestra under Prof. J J McClellan. Proceeds from the concert supported the choir’s fund aiding the Utah exposition in San Francisco.
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Ogden
Utah
Intermountain
Pewnpapers
Salt Lake
Perseus
Ogden Tabernacls
Alee
Mormon Tavernacls Choir
Halt Lake
Pwell the
San Francisco
J.J. McCiellan
The
American
World Film Corporation
Blackhawk Morgan Colt Attracts Local Hors Enthusiasts
From Saddle Stock Joe to the arrival of the registered Blackhawk Morgan stallion colt from Darby, Iowa, admirers praise the beauty and potential racing prospects. Judges and buyers discuss futures, with whispers of bets and hoped outcomes for this new foal.
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Joe
Darby
Jon
Public Utilities Doing Business in Wyoming
The Wyoming Public Utility commission is moving operations to the state capitol in Abeyenne and will request complete utility lists from counties. Once reviewed by the tax commission, all public utilities will be asked to report governance, home location, rates, and methods of work.
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Wyoming Public Utility Commission
Abeyenne
Sheridia
Tale Tax Commission
Sheep Deal Through Afton Live Stock Sells Home Ranch
The Afton Live Stock company confirms the transfer of sheep care to Dan Mackay and J Ostler, effective April 15. The home ranch in Tar Valley has also been sold to new owners.
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Afton Live Stock Company
Dan Mackay
J. Ostler
Tar Valley
J. C. Penney Visits Kemmerer
Pemmey of the Golden Kole store visited Kemmerer over Saturday and Sunday, touring the large chain of stores and noting new locations. He also visited the Gumber land store Gundy during the trip and left Kemmerer Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pemmey
Golden Kole
Kemmerer
Gumberland
Gundy
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Kemmerer Camera
C, Watt Bramton
Kemmerer, Linc
Thomas Sneddon
Diamond Coal & Coke Co
Sneddon
John B. Kendrick
Texas
Houx
Jens W. Chrisman
Senate
Union Office
Shriners
Jim Petrie
Anderson
Court House
Billy
Chas. A. Christmas
Salambo
J. C. Penney
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