Opal Charley Bird Returns From Salt Lake Ranch Outfits Sold
Notes describe Opal Charley Bird returning from Salt Lake with his family to the ranch. He sold the new mail contract part of his outfit and his house to the Mercantile Co. He criticizes Washington administration and 1916 politics, mentions contract disputes over parcel post, and reports on local residents and upcoming shearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Bird
Salt Lake
Tie
The
Mercantile Co
Charley
Uncle Sam
Washington
Record of the Past on Kidney Aid Claims
A reader expresses long term relief from kidney pain using Dean's Kidney Pills. Elizabeth Miller of 408 B Cedar St recalls back pain and weakness, noting pills removed pain and strengthened kidneys. Two years later she continues using them and credits ongoing benefit from Foster Milbara Co Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teader
Mint
Elizabeth
Miller
Cedar St. Mawling
Wye
Dean
Inu
Mr. Miller
Foster Milbara
Buffalo
Arrival of Howart Faller and local visit
A traveling newspaper man Howart Faller from Omo arrives this week and will visit Jake Herechier’s home. His winter travels yielded an interesting review of the current political election. An unrelated ode from Charley Hind urges support for the Timothy seed as national sentiment turns toward farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howart Faller
Omo
Faller
Jake Herechier
No Sunday Picture Show at New Kemmerer Theatre
Mr Whitten announces no picture show at the New Kemmerer theatre on Saturday evening and no Sunday night shows after next Sunday due to objections. Beginning Monday evening there will be a film each weekday. Some nights feature four reel programs for 10c or 15c, with regular six reel shows at previous prices.
Frontier Notes Calls to Spring Amid Gatherings in Kemmerer
Front page notes Sunday visits by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hamerick and son to A. F. Laley, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Paulson and family in Kemmerer, and Mrs. Chas Beech with daughters as Kemmerer visitors. Platt Wilsons return from Kemmerer after a brief stay with Mrs. Rathbun, and a young people picnic yields a fine time. Also mentions a store for sale in Kemmerer, locating a store building and lot with boxing at . E. Christmas, Kemmerer Wyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hamerick and Son
A. PF. Laley
Wm. Paulson
Kemmerer
Platt Wilson
E. Christmas
Kemmerer Wyo
Bids Sought for Lincoln County Steel Bridge Reconstruction
The Lincoln County Commissioners invite bids for reconstructing a steel bridge over Salt River between the upper and lower valleys. Copies of plans and specifications are on file in Kemmerer for inspection or sending to prospective bidders. Bids are due Wednesday at 2 p.m. The board reserves the right to reject any or all proposals. Dated Kemmerer April 1915. HL Harrison County Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Salt River
Lincoln
Kemmerer, Wyomin
Board of County Commission
Board of County Commissioners
Notice of Postponement of Chattel Mortgage Sale
Notice states the chattel mortgage sale of Vaughn Hutford property near Cokeville Lincoln County Wyoming was postponed two weeks. The First National Bank of Evanston as mortgagee reports the sale now set for Thursday April 22 at 2:00 PM at Hufford ranch four miles south of Cokeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerevy
Vaughn Hutford
Cokerhie
Wis
Hank
Evanston
Eight Hour Day Observed by Local 872 in Nottingham
The Eight Hour Day on April 1 was celebrated by Local 872 with a morning donation of sandy goods for children, followed by a lengthy football match between England and Ireland that extended into extra time. Notable injuries occurred including a dislocated foot to Charlie Vaughn, while two Irish players, Simmy Sevith and James Sloan, were praised for standout performances. Evening festivities featured dancing, musical numbers, and speeches, with supper served late and dancing continuing until dawn.
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0. M.C
Sandy
Burch
Ireland
McConville
J. Sloan
A. Northey
Rea C. Vaughe
L. Jarick
EB. Ward
C. Cole
G. D. Crombie
J. Fisher
W. Lidell
Smith
T. Holland
Shorty
Scotty Ramage
Joe Heibernich
John Case of
Nottingham
Arthur Ward
Ene
Charlie Vaughn
Jack Fisher
Jan
Orean
Abe
Vis
Simmy Sevith
James ‘Sloan
International Ome
Mrs. Tate
F. Kitchen
J. McConville
J Mel Ginn
Pete Pattern
W. ‘Ortdithe
J. Benith
C. Venghe
J. Ritchie
Stadetaker
H. Kearney
Hl O'Neil
Tom
Geo. Maryams, Jr
Harry Bland
Billy Reed
Harry Wieber
Straley
Eure
P. George
Tom Lows
Fragmented OCR notes on imminent events and figures
Readable fragments describe a dramatic note about someone planning a retreat by the Roatan area and a group called Frontier Guppty with references to Abadia Dee Berg and a yearlong camp. The text includes quoted lines about bests and retirement burdens, plus vague travel and spring hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tein Bey
Reneieg Steves
Emmy Tomes
Ales Revell
Aley
Abadia Dee Berg
Basily
Tom
Vestling
Lerch Twitchell Wedding In Boles Ida Ho April
A wedding of interest to the vicinity occurred in Boles Ida Ho on Monday April. The contracting parties were Miss Ethat Twhet ell and Fred Lerch eth of Viola. Rev. Puther Keyser officiated at the residence of the bishop. Miss Iva Rose attended as brides maid and Mark Twichell as best man. The bride wore white lace over white cloth. A wedding breakfast followed at Mrs J M Eabert. Mrs Phil Twichell hosted a reception with Carnations and ferns and a musical program by Miss Malla Paras. The couple will reside in Viola Wyo after a honeymoon and future home is to be Geneve N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boles
Idaho
J. M. Eabert
Phil Twichell
Eckert
Wedsen
Viola
Wyo
Geneve
N.Y
Going After Fossils in the Summer Field Camp
BR. Lee Craig departs this week for aerated summer fieldwork to collect fossils. He has strong experience locating fossil beds and planning digs. He will team with Erve Porter to work their camp on the north side of the railroad tracks up the hill and then part ways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. Lee Craig
Reeair
Lao Het
Gab
Erve Porter
Court House Notes and Local Transactions 1912 1915
Court House notes list various records including warrants dated 1914 and 1915, names such as Wilson Sarah K Jaedle and ONeil, and entries showing land transactions and bids. The fragmentary text cites dates in 1912 to 1918 with references to public notices, sales, and market items like pups for sale.
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Kemmerer Camers
Wedaretey
Othe Pernetee
Rammerer
Nee Watter
Oregon
Remco
Opal
C. V. Chrisman
J. H. Holliday
Ban
Hird
Opal Mere. Co
Mose Strong
Geo. C. Watts
Jas. W. Chrisman
Piney
Slate Creek
Herman Sandberg
Herman
Spew Auto
Bain
Weber Or
Mareball
Charley Hind
Gras
Timothy
Gosk
Frontier Notes
Ali
HL. K. Harrison
Chattle
Kesall
F. Pibspatrick
Sebret
Matthews
Glate Creek
Newland
M. D
Kener
Gels Kemmerer Livery Co
Jearwuee Gren & Ferbe
Hoecks
Pemmagar Statitenker
Pussweger Bom. F
Court House
Ned Potente
Wanty Denis
Ork Derieg
Willerd Bell
Kewmerrer
George Washington
Whehington
United States
Anheuser-Busch
St.louis
U.S.A
A. Molinar
Diamondville
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