Diphtheria Takes Boy to Enviable Record
A Dutchess County boy, aged four, dies within 24 hours of diphtheria onset, shocking family and community. Funeral, arranged by Mormon Church members, held in Kemmerer with interment in the local cemetery. Sister Mrs Bell of Preston Thaho visited briefly. quarantine placed on Bell home. Oregon Short Line reports no passenger fatalities in a year, credits safety efforts at grade crossings and education campaigns for children and drivers along the right of way.
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Quderoy
Counriman
Margule
Guderay
Elizabeth Bell
Preston
Thaho
Bell
Kemmerer
Oregon
Weiser
Idaho
Card of Thanks for Support After Loss
We thank the many friends of this community for acts of kindness shown during the recent death of our little one. Special thanks to the L. D. Church members who thoughtfully took charge of the funeral service. Willard Bell and Family.
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Don
L. D. & Church
Willard Bel
Justice of the Peace Kempmerer Candidacy Announcement
For the Kemmerer precinct I seek renomination on the Democratic ticket for the office of card table justice of the peace. If nominated and elected again I promise to perform the duties to the best of my ability as I have in the past.
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Kemmerer
County Surveyor Candidate Profile for Uinta County
A candidate states they are qualified for county surveyor, noting six years in the post and extensive experience in Kemmerer mining districts and local road layouts. The entry names Wm Newbrough as the party’s likely nominee for the office.
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Havng
Ud Uinta
Kemmerer
Soriny
Wm, Newbrough
New Building Under Construction in the Triangle
A large force of men has been bury excavating this week for a two story brick building in the Triangle. Under the direction of B. Matthews, the project includes a basement nearly completed and a road to the hospital. The structure should be ready for occupancy by October.
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7. B. Matthews
Public Health Service Poem Questions Daily Habits
A fragmented piece questions daily personal choices affecting health including dog muzzling cruelty, drinking preferences, feeding unpasteurized milk, sneezing on others, camping for health, and toilet drainage into water supplies. It urges readers to reflect on the Golden Rule and public responsibility.
Editor Visits H. Melvih Rollins at Bridger Vs Office
Editor visits H Melvih Rollins, editor of the Bridger Vs at Lyman RA era office. Gat his trother had come to Kemmerer for the conference.
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H. Melvih Rollins
Bridger
Lyman
Kemmerer
Local Schools Set to Open September Fifth
Joseph E. Burch announced that the local schools will open on September 5. The annual teachers institute will be held the week before. Burch is arranging staff for next year and left Monday for Hamsfork with Chas Sneddon to oversee repairs at the Hamsfork schoolhouse.
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Joseph E. Burch
Teachers’ Institute
Mr. Burch
Hamsfork
Chas. Sneddon
Hamefork
Fraudulent check case filed against Rexburg woolbuyer
Criminal information was filed with Clerk of Courts Carl Cook by Mikehler Brothers charging Morris Helman a Rexburg Idaho woolbuyer with uttering a fraudulent fifty dollar check The firm cashed the check near the first of May Natives say other worthless checks have been drawn by the same man and officials seek his arrest as his whereabouts are unknown
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Carl Cook
Mikehler Brothers
Morris Helman
Rexburg
Idaho
Helman
Ama Rexburg, Maho
Bank
Whiston Buys Emporium Stock for Candy Kitchen Venture
John R. Whiston of Superior Wyoming purchased the fixtures and stock from the old Emporium long owned by Harry Clark. The sale, arranged by First National Bank which held the mortgage, funds the new building under construction by P. J. Quealy at Miacta to house a fine candy kitchen and ice cream parlor.
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Emporium
John R. Whiston
Superior
Wyomin
Harry Clark
Whiston
First National Bank
P. J. Quealy
Miacta
Freight Cars Wrecked in Piamondville Rail Incident
In Piamondville a derailment wrecked two freight cars at the end of a rail line. Goods belonging to Mountain Trading Company were damaged. Investigation and cleanup efforts are underway with no further details available.
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Piamondville
Mountain Trading Company
Whiskered Visitors Spark Town Saloon Gossip
Thomas Holland arrived back from a month on the Beckwith ranch bringing a crop of whiskers that drew attention in town. Lawrence Holland and BE R Beckstead visited the ranch yesterday as sage chickens were the attraction.
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Ettner
Thomas Holland
Beckwith
Lawrence Holland
BE. R. Beckstead
Clerks Elect Officers of Retail Clerks Union
The clerks elect officers at a recent meeting. Andrew Morrow was chosen president with J A Harris as first vice president and F Ruskie as second vice president. Alfred Russell was secretary treasurer and H A Lewis became recorder, with J R Wood as guide.
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Ing
Retail Clerks’ Union
Andrew Morrow
J. A. Harris
F. Ruskie
Alfred Russold
H. A. Lewis
J. R. Wood
Atam
Piney Man Cleared in Beer Theft Case
A Piney man was cleared of theft after a Justice of the Peace hearing. County Attorney Rey ds prosecuted. Ivan defended. Beer found in Bugher's barn, but evidence failed to prove theft beyond doubt.
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Justice of the Peace
Reyds
Ivan
Bugher
Prize Fight Draws Star Valley Fans in Afton Bout
Dr. Venter reports a boxing match in Afton featuring Cyclone Workman of Payette Idaho versus Noel Hale of Afton. Hale was knocked out in the seventh round. Earlier, Workman and Colton Kimball of Star Valley played a popular wrestling game last Friday drawing Star Valley fans.
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Er. Venter
Star Valley
Afton
Cyclone
Workman
Payette
Idaho
Noel Hale
Hale
Colton Kimball
Star Valley We Joh
Venter
Your Money Where You Make It
Community money circulates locally supporting merchants and tradespeople. Spending out of town drains the common fund, while keeping dollars local enriches doctors lawyers and craftsmen. The piece urges readers to shop locally to sustain the neighborhood economy and prevent loss to distant centers.
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Chicago
New York
Prince Albert
A Wonderful Trip to Yellowstone by Local Party
Mrs P J Quealy and two sons Pete and Pat travel with Mrs R M Turner and Reginald Smith Wick of Lexington Mass Jett Tues city Mr Turner leaves Cheyenne to Kemmerer this week They journey to Yellowstone National Park via Wheatland and Cody entrance The party, on first western visit by Mr Smithwick, plans a two week trip with at least a week at the park returning via Idaho to home
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P. J. Quealy
Marshall Reynolds Tours Cokeville For Season Start
Marshall Reynolds drove to Cokeville on Monday and returned Tuesday. He marked the season opening by bagging several sage chickens on his return trip.
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Marshall Reynolds
Cokeville
Mine Zylphi To Pocatello Visit With Downey Kin
Mine Zylphi left last week for Pocatello and will join Mins Erma Downey who is visiting there with relatives. They expect to return the first of the month.
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Mine Zylphi
Pocatello
Mins Erma Downey
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