Wool Growers Say 50 Cent Price Right for Wool
President Wool growers publishes a statement urging 50 cents per pound as a fair price. He notes debates over prices, labor demands by shearers, and the need for wool producers to persevere through market stress while supporting Liberty Bonds as a safe investment. He also mentions attendance by a leading flockmaster in Kemmerer to vote on roads bonds and to rally support among peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Hunter
Kemmerer Fee
Salmon
Pat Farly
John Fisher Returns from Service
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fisher of Sublet celebrate the homecoming of their son John Fisher who has been in the service. He was wounded in France by shrapnel and arrived in New York early March, then sent to Fort Douglas for further treatment. The injury to the head and the neck has required ongoing care since October.
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Samuel Fisher
Sublet
John
Fort Douglas
Salt Yount
Fisher
France
New York
Ft. Douglas
Earl Zeigler Returns to Kemmerer from Indianapolis
Earl Zeigler, who spent over a year with the 146th Machine Gun Battalion in France, returns to Kemmerer from Indianapolis where he lived for several weeks. He had left Kemmerer to join the Lincoln as a Machine Gun company and later trained at Greene, North Carolina before being sent to hospital and discharged from service.
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Pansion
Tenpteie
Wiper Sed i Aun
Fall of Rock Fatal to Miner
Two men were injured in a rock fall at the mine and rushed to the clinic. Authorities investigated the incident, while rescue teams secured the area and the miners received medical attention.
Ruby Refuses to Argue With the Puffed Gemman
A disjointed court report outlines El fayne, a hotel chambermaid, and Misa Wayne facing preliminary hearings. A strange 950 dollar item vanished from a suit in a case tied to Rt Saris rt, with others appearing in court. The narrative notes the judge’s leniency and the accused acting on their own judgement.
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el Fayne
Adi
Road Machinery Arrives in Beckwith for County Use
Andrew Morrow and County Clerk H. R. Harrison left yesterday to Beckwith to inspect and accept the new county road building machinery shipped from Salt Lake City. The trip aims to take possession of the equipment and ensure proper handover for county use.
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Andrew Morrow
Board of County Commissioners
Kemmerer Town
H. R. Harrison
Beckwith
County Road
Reity
Salt Lake
Road party heads out amid strong provisions and hope
A small party departs in a Lizzie carriage, well supplied, with reports of a safe arrival hoped for. Local watchers await details of the expedition’s progress and any progress on the six mile road mission planned.
Roy Mason Delights Crowd With Sing Along at Movie
Roy Mason entertained a New Kemmerer Theatre audience during a showing of the film Mickey. He joined the man who accompanies the film in singing the title song, delivering the chorus to the volunteer singer. His upbeat rendition on Saturday drew loud applause from spectators.
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Mickey
New Kemmerer Theatre
Royn
Jefson-Johnson Nuptials Tomorrow in Salt Lake
Kemmerer residents await the marriage of Miss Carrie Johnson to Olaf Jefson in Salt Lake tomorrow. Jefson, a well known business figure, manages Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Co. and is popular locally. Carrie Johnson recently became engaged and plans proceed unless plans change.
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Salt Lake
Carrie Johnson
Olaf Jefson
First National Bank
Portland
Jefson
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Co
Government inspector visits Dry Piney field hearing Looms
A government inspector reportedly visited the Dry Piney oil field yesterday to inspect a recently struck well. The inquiry ties to a Land Office hearing at Evanston on the 28th inst between Cretaceous Oil Co and Mrs. Nelida Durnford over eighty acres of lands claimed under oil locations and a coal declaratory statement.
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Evanston
Cretaceous Oil Company
Nelida Durnford
Sheriff Oakley Refuses to Walk in Town Ride
Sheriff D. C. Oakley at the depot Tuesday watched Nash automobiles be unloaded and decided he had reached an age where walkin is no longer a pleasure. He ordered the cars filled and announced that they would take a ride, then rode the three blocks from his residence downtown.
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D. C. Oakley
Nash Automobiles
Walkin
Mr. Oakley
Lincon
Star Valley Strong For Bond Issue
In Star Valley the bond proposal carried heavily with a 457 to 12 vote. Residents in the southern part of the county, once skeptical, expressed strong support as returns from the Camera Office near press time showed overwhelming approval.
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Star Valley Strong
Star Valley
Miss Lillian Miller Engaged to Clarence Dickey
Miss Lillian Miller announced engagement to Clarence Dickey of Keokuk Iowa at a bridge party in Mrs H A Trost and Mrs R R Rowe home. Guests included Mrs E L Smith Mrs Roy Mason and others as a poem card revealed the news. Miller resided Kemmerer two years and will wed early in tone.
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H. A. Trost
R. R. Rowe
Bridge
Lillian Miller
Miss Miller
Clarence Dickey
Keokuk
Iowa
E. L. Smith
Roy Mason
C. M. Whitney
Albert Trench
Bob Christmas
Sota
Charles Christmas
Tt Wilson
Pat Glasgow
Richard Turner
Ctafford
Lewis
Ho LaChapelle
G. Carroll
Emily Eeriss
Jack Christmas
Nellie Rathbun
Two Mexicans Plead Guilty To Petty Larceny Charge
Steve A. and John Enos faced Justice Glasgow on Tuesday to answer a stolen check case. They pleaded guilty to petty larceny, were each fined 50 dollars and costs, with custody since last fall. Bill Danvers arrived for business this morning.
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Steve A
John Enos
Glasgow
Annual School Election May For Board Members
The regular election for school board members is set for May 6. Current officers Je B Smith president, Roy A Mason clerk, and R M Turner treasurer will change, with Mr Smith resigning and Mason's term expiring, leaving two seats open. Voters will consider a 44 mill school tax, unchanged from last year.
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Counse
Je B Smith
Roy A. Mason
R. M. Turner
Smith
Salt Lake City
Mason
Alex Scott Appointed Deputy Sheriff and Jailor
Alex Scott, a well known and popular Kemmerer resident, has been appointed by Sheriff Oakley to the position of deputy sheriff and jailor, and began his duties last Monday. He has long ties to the Kemmet hotel, is active in union circles, and leads the Spral Moose Lodge No 1047. He formerly served on the city police force with a commendable record.
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Alex Scott
Kemmerer
Oakley
Mr. Scott
Kemmet Hotel
Union
Spral Moose Lodge
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Woolgrowers
John Fisher
Earl Zeigler
Kemmer
L . Biere
Ruby
Jefson-Johnson
Duke Herschler
Fontenelle Ranch
Herschler
Opal
Wyomine
Bill Danvers
Ie Thorn Onosian
Liberty
The
Kemmerer Orchestra
Womens Loam Committee
Victory Liberty Loan Committee
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