Worst April Storm Sings Wyoming Hit By 1890 Comparison
Severe April storm across Wyoming and western Colorado cripples trains and worsens conditions for livestock. Reports say heavy snowfall, wind, and pending losses threaten sheep and cattle, with Lincoln County less affected but still at risk. Opal corrals postpone shearing. Big Piney notes worsening but not catastrophic.
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Wyoming
Colorado
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Lincoln County
Big Piney
Green River
Daniel
Geo. Watta
Opal Shearing
Republican campaign disarray sparks union disgrace claims
Washington reports growing Republican discontent over primary tactics as John Callan O Laughlin denounces Illinois campaigning as a disgrace to the union. He cites money, forged letters, vice dens, gunmen, and police orders as part of dirty politics fueling rank and file anger.
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Washington
D. C
John Callan O'Laughlin
Chicago Tribune
Republican National Committee
Chicago
United States
Bondurant Visitor From Fall River Reports Frigid Basin
HK F Bondurant of Bondurant in the River basin arrived Friday on a trip via Evanston and Salt Lake City to attend to business. He noted it took six days to travel from his ranch to the railroad, described tough conditions, and shared that White's winter has been mild and the sheep and cattle in fair condition with few loans reported in his area.
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Hk. F. Bondurant
Bondurant
Ely
Evanston
Salt Lake City
Durant
Aundurone
Komm
Kemmerer
Hee
Buen
Nellie Rathbun to Hold Reception Before Departure
An upcoming reception honoring Mrs. Nellie Rathbun is planned at the church Thursday afternoon from 1 to 8 o'clock. All ladies are invited to attend as she prepares to leave soon for a distant location.
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Rathbun
Nellie “Hun
All Ladies New
Legion Ball and Banquet Planned for May 8
Kemmerer Post American Legion sets plans for a ball at Cook's pavilion on Saturday evening May 8 and a banquet served by the Red Cross ladies in Odd Fellows hall. Few crowds expected, with many attendees from nearby towns.
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Kemmerer Post, American Legion
Cook's Pavilion
Red Cross
Odd Fellows Hall
Legion
St Patrick's Church Parish Schedule Update
Next Sunday no masses in Kemmerer. Evening devotions at 7 30. Catechism class for children every Saturday at 2. Non Catholics welcome.
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St, Patrick's Church
Kemmerer
The Camera Offers World Weekly Bundled Subscription Deal
The Camera announces no price rise for its subscription but urges prompt advance payment. It partners with the New York World to offer The Camera plus the World thrice weekly edition for 2.50 a year, available only until July 18, with payment in advance. If not subscribing to The World, a 2.00 payment for The Camera is accepted.
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Star Valley Independent
Jackson's Hole
Kemmerer Republican
Camera
New York World
America
The
World
Lackey's Drillers Reach Piney Oil Field
A Lackey drill crew left Opal last Saturday due to bad roads and arrived at the Dry Piney field Monday afternoon. The five to six men will spud in soon, with a caterpillar loaded to haul rigs for the Utterback syndicate of Des Moines, Iowa, and others under contract. A 28 Star Des Moines rig in Opal for weeks will be the first to start from the field once conditions improve.
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Chas
Lackey
Opal
Des Moines
Jfiel
Eminent Geologist Jones Delayed by Severe Weather in Kemmerer
Eminent geologist Jones arrived in Kemmerer to examine the Petrogas field but cannot reach the site due to severe weather. He returned to Kansas City Sunday afternoon and will return to Kemmerer when conditions improve.
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A. & Jones
Kemmerer
Petrogas Corporation
Kansas City
Jones
Kemindrer
Paper mill appears to be sure thing in Idaho Falls
S Stewart of the United States Forest Service met in Idaho Falls with Supervisor Beam to discuss timber resources for a proposed paper mill near the Grays River watershed. He noted Wyoming forest timber plus Teton forest timber could supply the project and that about ten million dollars is available for establishment.
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S. Stewart
Ogden
Uie Perest Service
Idaho Falls
Supervisor Beam
Grays River
Wyoming Forest
Teton
Snake River
Stewart
Star Valley Independent
Anniversary Dance by Kemmerer Lodge No 31
Kemmerer Lodge No 31 Free Masons will hold an anniversary dance in Cook's Pavilion on Saturday evening April 24 to mark the 101st founding of the order. Music provided by the Kemmerer orchestra.
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Kemmerer Lodge
Cook's Pavilion
Order
Kemmerer Orchestra
Wood Leads Field in Poll Taken by Literary Digest
The Literary Digest sent eleven million ballots to voters to gauge presidential preference. In the initial results General Wood leads with 5 857 votes, Hoover second with 3 968, and Senator Hyrum Johnson third with 2 884. The tally shows regional strengths with New York and California among top contributing states.
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Wood
Literary Digest
Troover
Good
Johnson
Herbert C. Hoover
Hoover
General Wood
Anul
Hyrum Johnson
Pee Oie
Ein Cali
Torre
California
Jolsson
Washington
Jane
Oregon
Lowden
Cox
Harding
Ohio
New York
New Jersey
Texas
J. M. Gox
I. Edwards
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Ben
Warren G. Murding
Charles E. Hughes
Prank O, Lowden
H&k
Bad Roads Worst Luxury as Kemmerer Struggles
Unfit roads cripple Kemmerer business and transport cutting water links to mining camps. Drillers, traders, and livestock owners face mounting losses. locals push for immediate road-improvement projects with available shale and gravel resources and voluntary workforce.
Kendrick Urges More Relief to Homesteaders
Washington C April 20 Senator John B Kendrick bills amending the act for homestead entrymen and entrywomen who marry after meeting requirements to permit one homestead per couple. The amendment extends eligibility to bona fide settlers and those in withdrawn townships who settled under the enlarged act, applying to existing entries as of April 6 1914.
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Washington, D. C
John B. Kendrick
Senate
House of Representatives
Kendrick
House of Repreentatives
United Staes of America
Congress
Chapel Buys Cattle for UILs Piney Ranch
Prank Chapel of Big Piney buys cattle in Denver for Miney ranch. He recently acquired 150 Hyreford head held in Opal awaiting trail to the ranch as toads permit.
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Opal
Denver
Miney
Boy Wounded in Accidental Shooting Improves in Hospital
The 11 year old son of Mr and Mrs E L Edwards of Cumberland was accidentally shot in the head with a revolver while playing. He is reported improving at the LG M hospital and expected to recover.
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E. L. Edwards
Cumberland
Lg, M. Hospital
Organizing Local Council to Oversee Boy Scouts
Community meeting at City Hall chaired by BA Hooker drafted plans to form a local Boy Scouts council. J Mutlinge served as secretary with Ay Mason Ed Sutton Paul Comer and others named on a committee. next gathering scheduled at the Cl Halt on Saturday evening to finalize the organizational steps.
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Keon
Ir BA
Hooker
J. Mutlingers
Earnell
Thie Lown
Ay Mason
Ed Sutton
Paul Comer
Dakar
MH. A
Baturane
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State
Fall River
Kreck
N.Y. World
Lackey's Drillers
Piney Oil Field
Joule
Buenos
Kemmare
Mint
Kentnerer
Ory
Easury
Kem Marer
Fara
Orpen
Volun
Milan
Kommerer
Mryantontton
Ue Kemmerer Boostar Club
Chapel
Uils Piney Ranch
Methodist Srtcopal Cnuacn
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