Wyoming Candidates Begin to Enter Field in Cheyenne Reports
In Kemmerer Wyoming on April 22 1914 citizens announce public office bids echoing a May rush. The Northern Wyoming Herald notes the Republican platform from Cheyenne, unity in the party and anticipated fall victory as tariffs threaten leading Wyoming industries. The Basin Republican reports on Fort Bliss Mexican incidents and courtmartial acquittals amid wartime tension. State treasurer candidates named Frank A. Hansell H. B. Gates and Chas W. Riner with emphasis on geographic balance in nominations and past political moves by H B Gates.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Basin
Frank A. Hansell
Rawlins
H. B. Gates
Worland
Chas. W. Riner
Gates
Big Horn County
Northwestern extension dream tainted by railroad reconstruction vision
An editor imagines a proposed extension of the Northwestern from Lauiler Uy through steep mountains into the Green River valley toward Maho. He envisions tunnels eliminated, giant elevators and chutes, and immense cranes lifting trains, but questions if such a power-laden plan could be realized and funded by reconstruction efforts.
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Shoshout
Lauiler Uy
Green River
Maho
Vielem
Dr Fisher Returns to Diamondville After Consultation
Dr Fisher returns to Diamondville after consultation with the Aniert- Ch Mecival association. He may undergo surgery and could return after further evaluation. May Roberts and company present Friday at the New Keamneni Theatre with a promising production.
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Diamondville
Michigan Vleithog
Thenalan
May Roberts
Keamneni Theatre
Ebay
Deo
Otulabes
Editor Brandon Visits Pocatello and Kemmerer News
Watt Brandon editor of the Kemmerer Camera, a well regarded weekly, visited Pocatello yesterday noting its prosperous look and energy as a western center. He reported improvements in Kemmerer and plans for the coming year and then visited McCammon to discuss the McCammon News. Brandon is an old friend of real estate man Bob Graham.
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Pocatello Pocatallo Daily Tribune
Watt Brandon
Kemmerer Camera
Intermountain
Pocatello
Brandon
Kemmerer
McCammon
McCammon News
Krandon
Bob” Graham
Boston Wool Market Dun's Review April 1
Limited stocks of desirable domestic wool depress transactions while high remaining prices limit sales. Steady trade in foreign wool continues with late Australian arrivals marketed at satisfactory prices to importers. West Indies reports suggest contract movement has quieted. growers seek higher prices. Early shorn wood receipts are small and the season's condition is good. Bradford cables signal better tone and cheer.
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Boston
Dun
Australia
Bradford
England
Edison Talking Pictures At New Kemmerer Theatre
The Edison Talking Pictures drew large crowds at the New Kemmerer theatre over Saturday and Sunday shows. The program featured new subjects including Magey McGraw and The Deaf Mute, with Juthon Was and Fra Davie among the acts. Mrs Whitten notes the Edison fees and that monthly showings are planned after this initial run.
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Edison
Kemmerer Theatre
Magey McGraw
Pasha
Fra Davie
Stag
Aue
Angers
Dance at Pomeroy’s Wm Danvers in Town This Week
William Danvers, from Green River Taiohwi to Cokeville, plans to buy Lincoln sheep from the Quesaly Meter up Company. In Pontevelle, a pleasant dancing party at Pomeroy’s house drew about thirty couples, with music and socializing noted despite some lack of decorum.
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Danvers
Taiohwi
Cokevile
Quesaly Meter ‘Up
Pontevelle
Special Meeting Questions Franchise Validity for Telegraph Co
A special town meeting discussed the Zion Telegraph franchise with J Greenawalt and C C Brown present. The copied ordinance lacked clerk certification town seal or specified operator period raising questions of validity possibly sending the matter to court for decision. Greenawalt asked for two weeks to confer with attorneys.
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Kemmerer
Altho
Bob Christmas
Council
Greenawalt
Good Plays The Manion Claman Players At Lyceum
The Manion Claman Players perform this week at the Lyceum with The Girl from Keswick’s. They draw large audiences in Idaho towns, offering free admission to the first hundred patrons via merchant tickets. Regular prices 60 and 76 cents, reserved seats 25 cents more.
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Manion-Claman
Lyceum Theatre
Keswick
Idaho
Wool grower eyes lambing grounds near Fossil date
Wool grower Frank Wexelberger of Hock Springs traveled to Kemmerer to inspect wool carrying sheep moving to White Mountain. He plans to reach lambing grounds near Fossil by May 2, notes heavy wool loss and high sale price recently achieved by Chris Jeul for wool from the Hock Springs district.
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Frank Wexelberger
Hock Springs
Kemmerer
Buale
White Mountain
Fossil
Mr. Wexelberger
Ise
Chris Jeul
Love in a Female College Drama by Kemmerer Ladies
The Young Ladies Mutual Improvement Association of Kemmerer plans a drama titled Love in a Female College. Fifteen local cast members will perform, with proceeds benefiting the Mutual Library.
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Young Ladies Mutual Improvement Association of
Kemmerer
Muual
Minister Shields Preaches in Kemmerer Area Visit
The Rev. W. A. Shields of Ola Idaho, visiting his wife and babies in Douglas Wyoming, spent Sunday in Kemmerer with Mr and Mrs A J Forbes. He preached at Dimondville Sunday morning to an appreciative crowd and led the evening service at the MB Church in Kemmerer before a large congregation.
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W. A. Shields
Ola
Idaho
Douglas
Wyu
Kemmerer
A. J. Forbes
Dimondville
School Notes and High School Week Activities
Leah Jeffers leads a week with Thursday and Friday exams. Friday night the high school girls hosted games and an informal dance followed by a luncheon. Boys bring out dusty baseball gear and prepare for workouts each day with the real men.
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Leah Jeffers
Eohoul
Ihie & Moat
Profeestquu
Fuller Held After Missing Checks In Wyoming
Fuller K M Fuller of Hook Springs civil engineer who fled before Christmas after issuing many uncollected checks, totaling several thousand dollars in Sweetwater county, was returned last week from Indianapolis in custody of Sheriff. He had visited Kemmerer before leaving for uncharted regions, claiming a government job and planning to work in Lander.
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K. M. Fuller
Hook Springs
Green River
Sweetwater County
Indianapolis
Fuller
Kemmerer
Lander
Mine Work Shows Improvement in Coal Lines
Mine work is improving with more storage coal orders. Frontier mines operated four days last week with Susie No 4 and Sublet, and plan the same this week. Expect continued steady output until storage demand rises. Wyoming Utah and Colorado fields report similar gains. mines here outperform Rock Springs.
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Frontier
Susie
No. 4
Sublet
Wyoming
Utah
Colorado
Rock Springs
Kemmerer Cubs Triumph Over Frontier Juveniles in Preview
Baseball fans saw two early games at Frontier on Sunday. Kemmerer Cubs defeated Frontier Juveniles 13 to 5 in five innings. Hoye, under 12, starred as Frontier won the second game.
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Frontier
Kemmerer Cubs
Frontier Juveniles
Kemmerer
Hoye
Frontier Boys
Poor and Pauper List for Lincoln County Wyoming 1914
County clerk Kemmerer April 20 1914 lists names of residents receiving aid. Included are J Villanova Diamondville William Stacey Diamondville Villicotte Jamonville Rose Xavier Diamondville Henry Godbe Kemmerer Jane Hird Kemmerer Isaacland Otto Oikari Cumberland Victor Mustonen Cumberland A Niemi Wyoming Matt Searci Cumberland Mary Makineen Frontier Sam F Wyoming Georgina Anglesey Afton Oliver D Nester Mite Joby Sturmpp Afton George Carter Aten Rozsla McGavie Wyoming William Saliwine Leavell Snyder Hose Lew Joe W Stephens Cokeville J P Devenberg Auburn James Taylor Kemmerer Jennau Kemmerer Amie Ming Minnie Malkovich Juntier Harrison County Clerk
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Lincoln County
J. Villanova
Diamondville
Wyoming
Henry Godbe
Jane Hird
Isaac Land
Otto Oikari
Cumberland
Victor Mustonen
Box
A. Niemi
Matt Searci
Mary Makineen
Frontier
Sam F
Georgina Anglesey
Afton
Oliver D
Nester
Ean
Mite
Joby Sturmpp
Apportionment of School Moneys in Kammerer Wyoming
Fragmentary OCR notes describe apportionment of school funds in Kammerer Wyoming with vague references to vouchers or warrants. The text mentions lines and remittance, adding confusion about figures 185 and 1800 and a Beatetan statute, but no clear actions or dates emerge.
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Kammerer
Wyoming
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