Notice to Creditors in Wyoming Estate Proceedings
Notice in the District Court UintA County Wyoming announces administrators for the estate of James T Smith and the estate of James Ward. Creditors must file claims with vouchers within six to twelve months. failure bars claim. Dated April 6 1912 and April 15 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wom Ing Ta
Uluta
James T. Smith
Kemmerer
Uinta County
Wyoming
Epward L. Surrit
H.E
H.R. Christmas
Elu
Big Piney
J. A. Black
BM. Ausherman
Al7mi Atty
Uinta
James I
Ward
Verbersiguud
Vieicher
Wuideregaed
Kemmerer Unita
Eithie
Ot Adel
Kemmerer Town Election Proclamation 1918
Proclamation by Mayor Frank Pfeiffer ordering a town election in Kemmerer Wyoming for May 11 1912 at nine to five for a mayor to serve one year and two councilmen to serve two years with terms expiring in 1918. Dated April 1 1918 in Kemmerer Uinta County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Ainta Comney
Wyoming
Kemsmerer
Anid
Jtawe
Frank Pfeiffer
Wtll
Kemmeter
Uinta County
Prank Prerrier
Kemmerer Town Council Adopts Emergency Annual Budget
Ordinance 77 outlines a fiscal year from June 1, 1912 to June 1, 1913 with an appropriation of 84 million for Mayor's Contingent funds and 1,000.00 for other purposes. It repeals conflicting ordinances and takes effect immediately after passage. Passed April 1, 1912, by Mayor Prank Preif and Town Clerk Joy Masa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Thorobred White Leghorns hatching eggs offered in Kemmerer
White Leghorn hatching eggs from Thorobred stock offered by Henry Streight Kemmerer Wyoming. Exes are priced at 210 per setting. Cockrels available at 20 each, write or call via Old Hamefork and Lock Dox 158.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Hamefork
Henry Streight
Kemmerer
Notice of Sheriff's Safe Auction in Cokeville Wyoming
In pursuance of a District Court order, the Uinta County sheriff will sell at public auction the enjoined personal property of B J Fisher tied to an attachment. The sale is set for 2 PM May 9 1992 at Cokeville Mercantile Co Warehouse Cokeville to satisfy the court action and levy. The listed items include tents, cooking gear, milling equipment, dishes, tools, wagon parts, and other farm and household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyomington
Uinta
District Court
Third Judicial District
James Lyons
Sublet
Wyoming
Martha Lyons
Ratrit W. Smtrn
Maint
City Drug Store
District Court of the Third Judicial Distrletti
Uinta County
Cokeville Mercantile Company, & Corporation
B. J. Fisher
Cokeville Mercantile Co
Cokeville
B.J. Fisher
Jovy Eh
Diamondville Plans Local Baseball Booster Drive
A Daly Hotel meeting on April 19 elected Thomas Sacdon Jr manager Arthur Kavanagh captain Phil Sullivan treasurer and Lester Bones secretary for the Diamondville team. Community clubs in Kemmerer Evanston and Cokeville Mobilize support with local parks and practice to field a season amid enthusiasm across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamondville
Daly Hotel
Thomas Sacdon, Jr
Arthur Kavanagh
Phil Sullivan
Lester F. Bones
Evanston
Kemmerer
Kemmerer Boosters
A Man We Do Not Need in Our Town
A critical figure in the town is described as meddlesome and hypocritical, living by improvised standards. The piece complains about his influence on finances and local affairs while mocking his ignorance and self-importance. Bees are mentioned as a chaotic omen in the town’s struggles.
High School Notes On Recent Activities And Absences
Examinations occurred last Thursday and Friday at the High School. Students in Mins Seyfert's room prepare for an upcoming exhibition and the High School Annual is progressing well. Andrew Baston, absent over six weeks, returned Monday while several staff and students are involved in preparations and patriotic music practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Seyfert
Barch
Mchael Thornlay
Pohjola Leery
Elnae
Andrew Baston
McVirwrs
Boesle Leder
Alco Rm
Sunday Work Clarified by John Ano
Fragmentary notice states work will continue on Saturdays and Sundays with customers attended to. No clear dates or full names due to damaged text but references to John Ano and a plan for Sunday closures and continued service are evident.
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Keamerer
John Ane
New Picture Show Beginning Lot Week
A fragmentary report notes a new picture show starting next week at a local venue. It mentions performers and a crowd scene with references to multiple names and places, though many terms are garbled.
Village School Ma’am staged by local talent at Lyceum
Comedy drama by Mine Maye A. Geer and Epworth League members at the Lyceum featured a debuting Kemmerer cast with Miss Geer and Miss Marian Scott drawing praise. The cast included Richard Elliott, James Graham, Rev. Mr. Flick, Hosea Clegg, Tad, Sylvia Lens, Elvira Pratt and others with songs between acts and a lively, if modest, turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maye A. Geer
Epworth League
Kemmerer
Marian Scott
Vaughn Lyons
Mise Geer
Mins
Richard Elliott
James B. Graham
Flick
Hosea Clegg
Sam Oe
Whitneys Sold Horses
Advices from Cokeville report Tom Taylor left for Cody Wyoming last week where two of his horses were recovered. Eyewitnesses say the horses appeared in a grey barn but the men who took them disappeared leaving few details. We also note available legal blanks for sale.
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Cokeville
Tom Taylor
Cody
Wyoming
Stahl Scruggs
Bill Visits Kemmerer Promises Expansion In West
Bill, a noted rustler and plowing booster, reports rising cigar sales with a $25 000 year to date increase in the first quarter versus last year. He plans to head to Portland to establish a western supply point as rail order business grows while he promotes high class stationery through The Camera at reasonable rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sul Morena
Osmando
Bill
Portland
Wolf Season Opens at Big Piney Reports
Reports from Big Piney state Jobo OC Budd killed eight wolves in one day last week. Wolves are increasing since the bounty was removed, causing annual damage to live stock. Trappers previously chased wolves during breeding season seeking bounties, now no longer offered, with options selling at low prices per dozen.
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Big Piney
Jobo OC
Budd
Quarry to Open Re. A Giving aorivell in Keisgerer Momlay
Quarry plans to open near Glencoe to access a new shee querry with salt lake hiring and a plan for building phpemes in Salt Lake. Local real estate promotions invite ranch properties and town listings for sale, with names withheld and submissions sent to the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keisgerer
Momlay
Salt Lake
Glencoe
Ularoel
Ftn
Tk Campea
Telephone work reaches Kemmerer as Mountain States crew assists
C Brown district manager for Mountain States Telephone Co spent several days in Kemmerer last week to prepare for a potential service shortfall. M M Steck, engineer for Sams Rentpeashree, also visited to review the project and ongoing work on the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walters
The
Standard Meat and Live Stock Co
C. Brown
Rock Springs
Mountain States Telephone Co
Kemmerer
M. M. Steck
Te Sams Rentpeashree
Machinist Arrives to Lead New Kemmerer Garage Work
A skilled machinist with 21 years of experience arrives in Kemmerer to oversee machine work at Earl J. Hamilton’s swing garage nearing completion. The substantial cement floored facility will house eighteen car stalls and offer varied repair services. delays stem from cold weather. Also notes calendar printers urging early orders and local wedding trip wrap from Mrs Barbech and Mrs Doles, plus calendar samples offered locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Earl J. Hamilton
Squippeal
Toe Automobile
Kommerer
Ams
Walter Barbech
Doles
Montpelier
Mra
Lottie Christopherson
Mystery Text Sparks Rumors in Kemmerer Wyoming
A garbled OCR style bulletin from Kemmerer Wyoming hints at a planned development near a water source and electrical infrastructure. The fragmentary notes mention a nearby village, a large unnamed unit, and proposed facilities while referencing local governance and future living arrangements.
Young Woman Assault Case Leads to Arrest and Hearing
A man attacked a young woman in a Pesci town area and was later arrested after the threat prompted the county to act. The woman, ill with pneumonia risk, was recovering and set to testify at Saturday’s hearing as federal and local officials investigated. Deputy Shal Snow arrived to assist, and immigration officials were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyman
Abe
Jai Om Babardey
Imaigratin Ayen
Halt Lake
Yarshal Snow
Needs a Flying Machine for Pine Dale-Lander Line
Albert Bayer, owner of the Pine Dale Lander stage line, buys four Winton six autos for use on the Pine Dale to Lanier route. The move promises faster service across county lines toward the county seat, with the new machines expected to improve travel on the 161 mile eastern run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bayer
Pinedale-Lander
Han
Winton Six
Pinedale
Lanier
Albert
Wyoming
Acros
Worthy Move Leads to Cemetery Notice in Camberland
A local notice reports a meeting among relatives about interred individuals at a Camberland cemetery. The fragment mentions a deed by D Gaepard and a plan affecting the deceased, with a family consensus forming around the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Gaepard
Camberland
Boston Wool Market Trading Quiet Amid Mixed Demand
The Boston wool market shows moderate trading with mixed demand and cautious activity. Dealers report steadier prices in some categories though overall volumes remain limited and uncertain, reflecting caution among buyers and sellers.
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Boston
Saeko
Dun
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Craighead Rye
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Cahn-Leavitt Distilling Co
Jon Leavitt
Kansas City
Missouri
Cokeville Register
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Buibiep Atmabon Company
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Uletutes
Ubeelie
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Dallan
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