Glencoe Letter Farewell for Donald Cameron Heads North
In Glencoe a farewell party honored Donald Cameron who will move to Idaho to start farming. Mrs. Kurk visits this week and helps with hosting. The town blames a jinx for losses as the local team fell 24 to 10 to Cumberland, then 7 to 2 at Diamondville. Alex Easton, injured recently, returns to work with wife joining him in Glencoe.
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Donald Cameron
Cameron
Idaho
Kurk
Jack Oak
Ior
Glencoe
Cumberland Young Fellows
Diamondville
Alex Easton
Salt Lake City
Water Commissioner Carron Visits Kemmere and Cokeville
Water Commissioner R. E. Carron arrived in Kemmere and met with District Water Commissioner Rosenberg to adjust several water claims. He then proceeded to Cokeville to continue official business with his office.
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R. EK. Carron
State Water Com
Kemmere
Rosenberg
Carron
Cokeville
For Sale Cheap Horses and Equipment at Kemmerer Market
One team of white horses about 2400 pounds, one saddle or pack horse around 50 pounds, one buggy and seat with black top, one light harness set, one heavy harness set. Inquire at the Camera office. Also note Thursday is fish day at the Kemmerer market. come early.
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Kemmerer Market
Inquest Held Over Sack of Bones Near Smoot
Coroner A H Embree conducted an inquest at Smoot last Monday into a sack of human bones claimed to belong to a Mexican man named Alvaren, believed murdered by his companion Keareville. Joseph Smith’s presence as a witness affected the proceedings.
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A. H. Embree
Smoot
Army aviators study long to become skilled pilots
The training path for American aviators is lengthy and specialized, tracing from basic Bleriot and parasol machines to advanced Nieuport and Morane types. Cadets endure multi-stage schooling, barographs recording spirals, and extensive flight hours to earn the brevet, with many reaching the echelon of school de combat and ballistically skilled scout pilots.
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Paris
Pau
Helen
Tme
Army
Ecole de Combat
Tybtlog
Avions de Chasse
Quarantine Lift Considered After Diptheria Death
Quarantine may end following the death of Gilderoy Bell from diphtheria last Wednesday. No new cases reported as Heal Officer Hocker notes children stayed off streets last week under patrol by J. B. Joyce. if no additional cases arise soon, street restrictions may be lifted.
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Little Gilderoy Bell
Hocker
Joyce
Lorain Barber Theodore Curtis Celebrates 25 Years
Lorain Ohio barber Theodore Curtis marks a quarter century in the trade saying he has shaved 243000 men and used hair to make 11 mattresses and 43562 crutches. He lists presidents McKinley Roosevelt Taft and other notables among his customers.
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Lorain
Theodore Curtis
Curtis
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Mark Hanna
Matt Quay
Albert Beveridge
Ben Tillman
Dec” Cook
Buffalo Bill
Jenne Willard
Tod Sloan
Harry Thaw
Charles Evans Hughes
Baldwin Denies Shark Attack In Catalina Find
George H. Baldwin publicly denies being fatally attacked by a shark after reports in newspapers claimed his death. A shark killed near Catalina Island was opened to reveal coat fragments bearing his name’s pin from the American Society of Civil Engineers. Relatives received condolences, and a coat once owned by Baldwin was donated with a badge still attached.
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Berkeley
Cal
George H. Baldwin
Catalina Island
American Society , of Civil Engineers
Baldwin
Sre
Pla
Matthews Seeks Reelection as Kemmerer District Road Supervisor
J B Matthews asks Democratic voters for support to continue as Road Supervisor of the Kemmerer District. He claims long experience in road work qualifies him for high quality road projects and appeals for endorsement.
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Keier
Athecoming Picatine
J.B. Matthews
Oakley Italians Celebrate With Brass Parade And Picnic
A Sunday Oakley picnic and parade led by the Kemmerer brass band drew the Italians from Diamondville to Kemmerer and back, followed by a dance. Oakley’s baseball team played Cumberland No. 2, losing 12 to 6 as Dan Howells filled in at third and Walter Boam pitched. Visitors Ada Wiles and Rechee Boam stayed in Oakley, while others traveled from Branston and Cumberland for social outings. Several residents moved or traveled, including Mrs Edward Gi, Charles Gneddon, and Miss Lizzie Hicks visiting Oakley.
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Oakley
Diamondville
Kemmerer Cod
Kemmerer
Cumberland
Dan Howells
Glencoe
Willam Ball, Jr
Ada Wiles
Miss Rechee Boam
Mise
Miss Boam
Throw Rock Blows Eye in Oakley Car Incident
In a trial of a dirt road near Oakley two other boys were with Collett h Holland Bros on Mard Hall when a rock was hurled from bushes striking Collett in the face below the eye. The blow caused a severe cut and swelling lasting several days. Police details are unclear but the event centers on the rock thrower and the injured boy.
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Colletth
Holland Bros
OnMard Hall
Oakley
Dom
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Louis B. Westholder
Florist
Evanston
Rock Wyoming
Springs
Kemmerer Agents
J. F. Fitepatrick
C. A. Christmas
Kemmerer Haw. & Furn. Co
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskina Co
Lamondville Agents— Mountain Trading Co
Frontier Agents— Frontier Supply Co
Big Piney Agents
Big Piney Mercantile Co
New
Corollo & Walters
Wrer
Mie
Mr. Baldwin
Kemmerer District
Bond & Lillard
Bond
Leeann
Walter Boam
Joe Yock
Greanan
Holmes
Branston
Sam Moore
Girany
Edward Gi
Charles Gneddon
Fork Creek
Walter Mask of
Gublet
Bilal
Advent
Otenson
Matlan
Lizzie Hicks
Superior
Mrs. Kiddy
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