Rich Memn Lands School Funds Arrive in County
A long town report notes that Rich Memn has been nominated as inspector for county roads and paths, with a $1500 yearly salary. The piece highlights his past work with livestock associations and his strong ties to Lincoln and Sweetwater counties. It details the state school land receipts and apportionment to Lincoln county school districts, with figures and distribution plans, including involvement of Edith KO Clark and Sag te F Micholson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ube Tate
Lincoln County
Menaweneah
Green River Valley
Sweetwater
Sweetwater County
Chet County
Schook
Edith KO. Clark
Lincoln
Sagte F
Micholson
George Spencer Marries in Salt Lake City
George Spencer, proprietor of Evanston Hotel, and Mrs. Miguie Fiordon wed in Salt Lake City on Tuesday April 6. The couple expect to return home today. Spencer, known in Kemmerer for years, has served as superintendent of the lives at KRG and co proprietor of Motel Kemmerer. Many friends send best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Spencer
Evanston
Miguie Fiordon
Salt Lake City
Spencer
Mr. Spencer
R Spencer
Kemwerer
Ives
KRG
Meter
Kemmerer
A Pound Dance Dance Event Next Week
A local notice describes a novelty dance event to be held on Wednesday of next week. Ten teams from D. B. Obereh will host the pound dance with free admission, followed by a weight guessing game and a monetary charge based on the participant’s paired weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent
Lafreshmente
Wool growers set auction dates for Wyoming clip
Vivian Wool sells at 30 cents per pound with no deduction and backs wool buyers’ cautious stance. Carbon county wool growers court higher prices, agreeing to auction first then private sale if needed. Auction days are May 3 to May 12 across Wamsutter Daly Cullen Donnel Fort Steele Bealcott Medicine Bow and other pens.
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L. EB. Vivian
Rawlins
Wyoming
Vivian
Carbon County
Wool Growers Association
Wamsutter
Daly Pens
Cullen Pens
Donnel Pena
Row
Fort Steele
Bealcott
Medicine Bow
Episcopal Church Leaders Deny Interfering in Kemmerer Ventures
A Kemmerer statement refutes rumors about Episcopal Church actions and theatrical plans. It notes no legal moves against local ventures and explains that Sunday performances were avoided after discussions with clergy and Vestry members. The senior warden endorses the minister’s actions as in the community’s best interests.
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Episcopal Church
Kemmerer
Vestry
Measra
Whitten
Davis
Scott
Mythell
Ian
St. James Church
Whitney Roy A
Mason Jadeon W
Witherspoon
J. A
Christmas C. A. Christmas
Arthur Calverley
W. B. Hocker
Robert i
Hove
Alb
Mette
Alex Scott Prank
Davie
St. James’ Church
Gur
Heccum
Gther
Wye
Beef and Veal Prices Rise in South Omaha Market Report
Drovers Journal notes weeks of the year in South Omaha markets with veal calves up about ten percent and lamb at the top price of 10.48. Hides and bear meat show modest gains while general beef advances are mixed, and calf stock remains relatively low in early Saturday trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Omaha
Drovers Journal
Prominent Coal Man Visits Kemmerer
8 C Campbell of Kansas City, manager of Central Coal and Coke Co, toured Kemmerer over Monday and Tuesday. Campbell, a young executive, oversees mines valued at over 1 million dollars and previously supervised maintenance in Ackaness where Moya was transferred and later resigned from Kemmerer VelCo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Campbell
Kansas City
Central Coal & Coke Co
Kemmerer
Campbell
Uetir
Ackaness
Kemmerer Vel
Jewell Funeral Held After Tragic Lake City Death
The funeral for Jamue B. Jewell occurred Monday afternoon last week in Alton. Jewell died under peculiar circumstances at Halt Lake City, with Mr. Jewell and family present. The service recalled his life and the sorrow of the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamue B. Jewell
Lake City
Mr. Jewell Tee Teiuti
Be Bar Howe
Alton
Dim Jewell
Super Sores
Hospital Board Meets Clean-Up Ordinance
The hospital board met at the hospital last Sunday with new directors seated. County commissioners donated 800 for the hospital and yard improvements are planned. A new vacancy was filled by Howard of Cumberland, and the next meeting is the second Sunday in May. A town-wide clean-up is underway led by Marshal Brady with state sanitary officer inspecting next Sunday. A new dumping ground on the hill behind the water tanks will reduce street dumping and improve river drainage.
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J. M. Faddies
Feinity
Hopital
Bryant
Lava Hot Springs
Howard
Cumberland
Con Brady
Brendiey Leads Granger Meeting Plan Monday
Grain notes show Brendiey and Granger arranging a meeting for Monday to discuss Pete Lay and Minho Gremdnan, with teens in attendance. Brendiey aims to outline steps and assign roles for upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.d. Brendiey
Granger
Pete Lay
Gremdnan
Swiped Lambs Cause Brief Stir in Utah Town
Excitement arose as several youths took lambs from the Hodges herd. County attorney and probation officer found no malice and the case was dropped after compensation to the owner. Lesson urged to respect others property. Parley Baldwin’s house gains a new dark red print coat with white trim.
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Wanaorn News
Utah
Parley Baldwin
Yeaabier
Kemmerer Savings Bank & Trust Co
String of Smoked Pearls minstrel at Kemmerer Lyceum
Next Saturday evening the Home-Talent Minstrels present The String of Smoked Pearls at the Kemmerer Lyceum under Mrs. Greaty. About thirty participants, guided by a strong director, offer songs jokes and a general frolic after a month of hard work, guaranteed and censored for a wholesome program. George Winn of Henry Harker sheep visits town and advises shearing after lambing.
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Kemmeres
Lyceum
Qreaty
Board of Censorship
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Evanston Press
QUR Bank
The
First National Bank of
Vivian Wool
Gee, Whitten
B. Christmas
Jewell Funeral
Hospital Board
Fred Roberts
Cokeville
Home-Talent Minstrels
George Winn
Henry Harker
George
Peter J. Ryan
Kemmerer Savings Bank
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