Miners and Operators Meet in Cheyenne for Two-Year Plan
pd Quealy Willam Monay Thomas Sheddon and area operators met in Cheyenne to confer with United Mine Workers. They aimed to set a two-year working schedule as the Old Schedule expires in September. The conference reached a tentative agreement framework with wage increase talk to be presented to operators for ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pd. Quealy
Willam Monay
Thomas Sheddon
Cheyenne
Lnstwonlt
WHR
Uniom
United Mine Workers
Mns
Franks Defends Wife in Piney Tragedy Report
Mr Franks returns from San Diego with two children to Big Piney and recounts his wife did not reveal a reason for her fatal act. He denies quarrel claims and offers $100 for proof of harsh words, asserting his wife’s innocence amid sensational newspaper coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franks
Diego
Cal
Slater
Big Piney
Examiner
Gearim
Frank
Midnight call draws many local sportmen to sage chickens
Many sportmen in the vicinity responded to a midnight call about opening season on sage chickens. Chickens are reportedly plentiful if the right tone and method are used. Several regular business figures were seen absent, including Dr Boyder, Henry You nan, Cabby Woods, Tom Hoskins, Dr Bud Hocker, Marshall Keys, J F Fitzpatrick, Dr Sanders, and Alfred Russold, with many others unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr . Boyder
Henry Younan
Cabby Woods Drew Morrow
Tom Hoskins
Fiead Witherspoon
Bud” Hocker
Marshall Keysolde
J. F. Fitzpatrick
Sanders
Alfred Russold
Winter Range for Sale in Wyoming's Sweetwater County
Property listing describes a winter range in western Sweetwater County Wyoming along the Cotad Pacific railroad corridor. It notes safety, abundant water, and easy terms from THE WEAPONSET LAND & LIVESTOCK. Includes price details and contact cue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Sweetwater County
Cotad Pacific
Religious Meeting Draws 27 Priests to Arrapahoe Conference
Father Lynch attended a spiritual retreat with 27 priests at Arrapahoe and visited the Jesuit Mission School there. He traveled from Rock Springs in a machine with other priests, renewing ties in Lander where he once served as pastor, and plans to send a few attendees back to Kemem Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pether Lynch
Lavi Gatup
Arrapahoe
Lynch
Sage Rancher Weds Fred Keen in Sage Ceremony
Sage rancher Fred Keen of Sage married Mine Mae Chisholm of Henderson Iowa in Sage with Justice of the Peace Carnahan presiding. The bride and groom met in Omaha last fall while cattle were being moved for the wedding. The ceremony followed by a reception at the groom’s parents home welcomed over 65 guests.
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Fred Keen
Sage
Justice of the Peace
Carnahan
Keen
Mine Mae Chisholm
Henderson
Iowa
Keen Sa
Kemmerer
Omaha
Sposal
Kombat
Frank Keen
Hay Hands in Kemmerer Seek 75 Days for Harvest
Two Kemmerer men report the haying season should be in earnest, but a shortage of labor keeps it back. They say they found several men locally to help.
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Kemmerer
F. D. Ball
Big Piney
Going Away To School
B Curtis of Cokeville will take his son Cline to Berkeley California so he can enter a UC preparatory school. After finishing prep, he plans to enter the University of California. Heera bright ET Yad has a big future ahead.
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B. Curtis
Cokeville
Cline
Berkeley
California
University of California
Young Curtis
Helea Bright
Eight Diamondville youths bag Kemmerer chickens after raid
A crowd of eight young men from Diamondville reportedly killed chickens in Kemmerer this season. Including Bennie Bell Snyder Vicars Moore Hea John Kochevar Ni and Clark they went about a distance early and upon returning for breakfast they had breached the law's limit of f wares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Diamondville
Messrs
Bennie Bell
Snyder
Vicars
Moore
Hea
John Kochevar
Clark
Local angler displays a fine trout in store
A real one Curtis showed a fine two inch trout Monday at the Fontenelle near Hererb ranch, noting it as a native trout while acknowledging Po loty rarely grows and varieties of trout, calling it a lucky catch amid prankster display.
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Curtis
Geb
Fontenelle
Hererbranch
Local reports flag border violators stealing chickens
Sage ronehmen and huatere fro tah are accused of crossing the border to raid chickens beyond the soga limit. They allegedly kill chickens before the season and there is little demand among the Janchore for a game warden at Gase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sage Ronehmen
Gase
Two Men Held After Saloon Break-In in Cumberland
Two colored men, Broke Into Peter Marting s saloon in Cumberland. They were confined in a local jail for a short time before release after the investigation. The case remained unresolved at report time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Ray
Aaioe Barry
Peter Marting
Cumberland
Frontier Days Visit Ends in Cheyenne Disturbance
Reports describe a frontier event disrupted by a large crowd. Witnesses mention Turner and Quesly with Mablon as key figures moving between Cheyenne and rival areas, with the incident escalating into a chaotic scene and police involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RM. Turner
Cheyenes Tees
Sereatier
Sieranee
Rt. Quesly
Mablon
Tur
Coming Events at Kemmerer Theatre and Local Notes
Nightly program at Kommeret Theatre featuring Olive. Mrs. Carlaban left for Salt Lake City, visiting for a while. Mrs Naylin nearly recovered from illness. George Blacker and wife attended a conference. Several residents visit relatives, shop updates, and travel notes include Ford ads and local business references. Minor injuries and hospital stays noted with visits from family.
Local notes from Kemmerer and surrounding towns
Community update lists residents visiting Kemmerer, travel from Sage and LaBarge, and local business concerns. Mentions Charles Pet erson, J. Ray Stock, Harry Schmidt, Alex Scott, Joe Barnes, Chas. Van Orff, Mrs. Watt Brandon, C. H. Dunham, F. D. Ball, Sigmund Kohn, Myron Alsopher, and various trips to Ogden, Evanston, Salt Lake City, and Denver. Includes haying season notes and a Ford sale promotion.
Blazer Family Records Tragic Lava Hot Springs Visit
Gus Blaser and wife returned from Lava Hot Springs after news of Mrs Blazer's brother's death. Earlier report says the accident caused severe injuries from a cycle mower, with another man involved. A sister from Montana began travel to the home unaware of the tragedy as the son was still in progress. Very sad affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Blazer
Lava Hot Springs
Old Rails Shipped by Work Train on Oregon Short Line
A Tuesday work train on the Oregon Short Line district collected old rails removed for heavier replacements. The rails will be hauled to Idaho for use on the Ketehunt branch. Most main line steel laying is complete this year. about tile more rails are expected locally next year.
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Oregon
Idaho
Ketehunt
Construction Starts On Local Yard Power House
Brick arrived this week for the new power house at the local yards. Excavation and foundation work have been in progress for several weeks and construction will begin this week. A handsome building will soon loom up at the local yards.
Married Frank Tushek and Bdus Wolar in Kemmerer ceremony
A marriage was performed yesterday in Kemmerer by Justice Carnahan. The couple Frank Tushek and Bdus Wolar plan to reside at their home following the ceremony.
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Frank Tushek
Bdus Wolar
Kemmerer
Justica
Poure Carnahan
County Commissioners Meet in Kemmerer
Papworth Prt arrived in Kemmerer from Star Valley Monday and cone vend to regular smmelon at the Hoard of County Cowmissionere Tuesday. There was no particular business to be considered.
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Papworth Prt
Kemmerer
Star Valley
Cone
Alexander Optometria Team Schedules Kemmerer Hotel Visit
Optometry firm Alexander will be at the Kemmerer Hotel in Seamerer on Tuesday all day to address trouble with exes and provide eye care services.
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Alexander
Optometrias
Kemmerer Hotel
Seamerer
Larkin trip returns with 950 women on eastern tour
Mrs Jennie Tischborne reports a joyful return from a Larkin company journey through the eastern states with 950 fellow Larkin women. The company spent $30,000 for guests in Buffalo and paid travel expenses for the entire crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Tischborne
Larkin
Larkin Company
Buffalo
House on Wheels Travellers Pass Through Kemmerer
An alfty traveling outfit called a house on wheels rolled through Kemmerer in a Ford truck. It carried Mr and Mrs Fontein and their family from Col um Nebraska en route to the Yell as Park. The outfit featured a bed and essential outings gear with a new car instrument recently installed by Mr Fontein at the Opera House Saloon run by Dick Frown.
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Alfty
Kemmerer
Mia Wil Fontein
Colum Nebraska
Yell
Park
Fon
Dick Frown
Two Hundred Licenses Sold
Justice of the Pesce Carnahan's office reports that about 200 game licenses were disposed of in the past two weeks. It is estimated that at least 150 licenses were used Tuesday for sage chickens on opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pesce
Carnahan
Cemetery Work Begins for City Water Pipe Project
J B Matthews plans to start a crew today to dig trenches for a new water pipe from the tanks to local cemeteries. The pipe will be supplied free by P J Quealy once trenches are completed, with the project funded by the city at six percent interest.
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J. B. Matthews
PJ. Quealy
Wrong Man J H Cummins Arrest Reported in New York City
A report states that a man named J H Cummins was arrested in New York City last week. Sheriff Hansen was reportedly pursuing him as a leading suspect, while a crowd reacted as the fraternity began to disperse amid the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Cummins
Ronnie Ume Aga
New York City
Hansen
Fined for Gambling Charge In Cokeville Case
County Attorney Reynolds was called to Cokeville to secure gambling charges against Harry Quinsey and Joe Boyd. Authorities fled information against them. They were sued $20 each by Justice Collett.
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Reynolds
Cokeville Not Week
Harry Quinsey
Joe Boyd
Cokeville Authoriies
Juaticn
Collett
Ford popularity cited despite jokes by Up-to Date Auto
The Up-to-Date Auto Company advertises Ford cars as still popular despite negative jokes. They report strong sales, with twelve covers during the past month and prospects for increased volume next month.
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Auto Company
Ford
Unclear text about steaks and sales at town motel
Readable fragments mention delicious steaks and roasts and a town motel. No clear event or entities emerge.
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Olive
Mra
T. J. Carlaban
Salt Lake City
Aod
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Hi Crane
Kemmerer Thureday
George Blacker
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Harry Lewis
H. A. Lante
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Rock Springs
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Frank Pfeiffer
Hamefork
Ava
Eddie Noles
The
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Geo. C. Watts
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Utah
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Jack
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Columbus
Ohio
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Ednie Crook
Elvy Varney
Rawlins
Wm. Roberts
A. W. Smith
Big Winey
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Whit Thumpeon
Wye
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Mre
Herwas Birla
Kousy Will Viett
Htrine
Au Suromobile
Byvav- Kommeres Tine
Mise Ida Baaman
Loral
Ness
Charles Peterson Wan
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Taat Week
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J. Ray Stock
Supmt
Harry Schmidt
Rigby
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Frontier Supply Company
J.C. Waltera
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Julian Brothers
Joe Barnes
Lehigh
Wintera
Mr. Barnes
Mart Christenson
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H. F. Pate
Alex cSott
Joe Bird
Chas. van Orff
Lyceum Bar
C. Watt Brandon
Random
C. H. Dunham
Ideal Beach
Mr. Dunham
Ideal Beach Company
Sigmund Kohn
Ogden
Myron Alsopher
Denver
Myreton
Brown
Okead
George Watts
Hamafork
Ivan Jones
Tippy Rosenberg
Hig Piney
C.D. Statford
Hig Piney Country
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Grang
Mr. Stinnan
D. R. Irons
Uleneae
de. Stafford
Lupe
J. M. Philles
Union Pacific Mines
John Keller
Manila
A. Hawley
Fora
Parley Mantle
George Watts Ae
Mrs. B. Chipman
Pinedale
J. Heppner
T. H. Butler
W. E. Dwyer
Justin Pomeroy
Laurette
Big Piney Examiner
Alice Jones
Mias Ellen Johnson
B. R. Reckatead
McKay
McKaye
Gus Blaser
Muriel Ostriche
Mabel Tallaferro
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