Lenient days end for Wyoming purée food inspector visit
Deputy pure food inspector C. J. Lamm arrived in Kemmerer last week and prosecuted Union Meat Market owner John Paternal for an unsanitary operation. Paternal paid $19 and costs as Justice Holland fined him. Lamm warned there will be no more leniency. The inspector, joined by Mr. Jimes, also surveyed farm seeds during the state tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Lamm
Pure Food
Wyoming
Kemmerer
John Paternal
Union Meat Market
Paternal
Justice Holland
Lamm
Pure Food Department
Jimes
Big Piney stockmen glad as spring returns after brutal winter
The stockmen of the valley breathe easier with a break in the weather. The long winter of severe cold, lasting three months with temperatures about twenty degrees below zero, left hay in short supply. Stockmen rejoice that spring is here and relief is near.
Big Piney Builds Flag Pole at School House
Jesse Budd organized a flag pole installation at the Big Piney schoolhouse, deeming Old Glory worthy of display. He offered to pay for poles and urged the town hall and all buildings to fly the national colors, asserting strong local patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Budd
Jesse
Examiner
Evanston Sends Recruits Off With Farewell Event
Evanston Times reports thirteen recruits arrived in Kemmerer to join Company H of the National Guard. A farewell at the Wyoming Theatre featured a film, speeches by Crawford Dickey Moretn Joyce, and a $45 per man donation totaling 148.71. Citizens raised a neat purse as troops left at 10 20 for Kemmerer amid cheers.
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Evanston
Kemmerer
Wyo
National Guard
Henry H. Johnston
Aviation
Samuel Wilson
Delbert Goggins
Edixon Whipple
Thomas Lattivore
Geo. H. Barringer
Wm. McGeth
Arthur J. Allen
Wm. M. Oldham
Frank Dobbs
Joseph Edwards
Josaph Batey
Abe Reaves
Frank Exterbrook
Naval Service
P.O
Local Visitors Cross Town for Medical and Business Trips
Walter Hanks Jr and Mrs Hanks of the city visit for Easter vacation with Ramany and Seden Tallferro of Alexandria and J L Pitepatrick of Kemmerer. George Hayes and wife visit from Daniel while Mrs Tuyen comes for an operation at the hospital.
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Walter Hanks, Jr
Walter Hanks
Ans
University
Ramany
Seden Tallferro
Alexanda
Washington
J. L. Pitepatrick
Kemmerer
Mere
George Hayes
Daniel
Tuyen
Correction on Kemmerer L D 8 church reception
Members from the Kemmerer L D 8 church report the recent soldiers reception for Company H was held by their church alone and not with the Diamondville church. Many members of their church visited the event, noting planning and the need for support in paying the roll.
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Kemmerer L. D. 8
Company H
Kemmerer Church
Dismondville
Initer
Bondurant Weather and Local Happenings
Snow rapidly melts as Bondurant sees mild Easter weather. Perry Bowlsbys spend Easter with in laws and daughter. Van Vieck visits post office. Lorenzo Campbell travels from Jackson with Arthur Bowlsby to Hoback canyon. Hunters plan a wolf hunt soon. Gley and Ellwood join Kendall snowshoe trip. Robinson brothers experiment with dogs on the Bondurant route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Campbell
Jackson
Arthur Bowlsby
Hoback Canyon
Mei) Gley and Son
Ellwood
Kendall
Diamondville Social Roundup and Local Movements
In Diamondville a Cafe teria Club meeting was held at the King residence on Thursday evening. Miss Ellen Gernon hosted the Cord Club Saturday afternoon. Mrs J J Carollo left for a visit to Chicago. Company H members charm Diamondville girls, risking broken hearts when transfers occur. Gilbert Taysom of Kemmerer spent Sunday with the Stevensons. Miss Elizabeth Neil teaching in Cokeville visited her parents. L V Stocks traveled to Louisiana last week. Mrs Harry Stevenson underwent an appendicitis operation and is recovering. Lyman Bruce and Allen Lynch, Company H, dined with the Scoffields. A moonlight dance at Finn Hall Saturday night was a marked success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Neil
Cokeville
Andy Neil
Mountain States Telephone Company Offers Service to Men
The Mountain States Telephone Company offered 450 men in Denver the chance to join the U S signal service. All signed except one. If chosen, their salaries would be paid to their families and their positions held open upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain States Telephone Company
United States
Denver
Jackson Hole Stock Growers Form Local Association
Livestock men from across the valley gathered Saturday in Jackson Hole to form a unified Growers Association. The Wolf Bounty Association opened with talks on organization, followed by a session with P. C. Hansen as president and L. Lucas as secretary, planning to present a constitution and by laws to stockmen on April 7 at the Community Club in St John’s House.
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Wolf Bounty Association
Jackson's Hole
St. John’s House
Party executive slate includes Hansen POC and officers
The document lists Hansen as president and POC. Intend as secretary and treasurer. Executive committee members are C J Pederson Abe Ward and Piet Cunningham.
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Poc. Hansen
Ww. P Intend
C. J. Pederson
Abe Ward
Piet Cunningham
Former K H S Boys to See Service
Mahlon Quealy son of Mr and Mrs P J Quealy and Frank Christmas son of Mr and Mrs H K Christmas are among local youths expected to serve in the European war. Mahlon joined the foreign ambulance corps and asked for permission to depart for France. Mr Quealy left for Boston to meet his son and consent to the move. Frank Christmas reports a letter from the military school head in Kearney Nebraska recommending him for a position as first lieutenant.
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Mahion Quealy
Mra
France
Frank Christmas
Kearney
Nebraska
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pure
Big Piney
Glad
Big Piney Examiner
Big Piney Patriotic
Rock Springs
Rive
Bondurant Newslets
Mrs. Perry Bowlsby
the Mer
Mrs
Perry Lewis
F. FE. van Vieck
Bondurant Post Office
Robinson Brothers
Diamondville
A. M. King
The
Cord Club
Ellen Gernon
J. J. Carollo
Chicago
Gilbert Taysom
Stevenson
L. V. Stocks
Louisiana
Harry Stevenson
Lyman Bruce
Allen Lynch
Mrs. W. Scoffield
Finn Hall
Telephone Company
Jackson Hole Stock Association
Jackson’s Hole
Chandler
Chandler Power
Chandler Company
Chandler Motor
Bosch
Keaton
Lincoln County
Chandler Motor Car Company
Cleveland, Ohio
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