Meeting in Cheyenne Forms Two Year Mine Work Schedule
pd Quealy Willam Monay Thomas Sheddon and local operators met in Cheyenne to confer with United Mine Workers for a tentative two year working schedule before Old Schedule expires in September. Wyoming UMW representatives agreed on conditions to be included in the draft agreement for operator ratification. Reports say the joint conference ended with a wage increase demand from operators and miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pd. Quealy
Willam Monay
Thomas Sheddon
Cheyenne
Lnstwonlt
WHR
Uniom
United Mine Workers
Mns
Franks Defends Wife In Piney tragedy account
Mr Franks, returning from San Diego with two children, offers his account of a fatal act by his wife. He denies quarrels and accuses newspapers of sensational reporting, stating he would pay for proof of harsh words and praising his deceased spouse in a measured defense.
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Franks
Diego
Cal
Slater
Big Piney
Examiner
Gearim
Frank
Midnight Call Draws Many Local Sportsmen
A chaotic scene at midnight drew numerous local sportsmen to the area as the opening season for sage chickens began. Reports list missing business figures including Dr Boyder Henry You nan Cabby Woods and others amid a rare hunting night with many more unnamed participants.
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 Sweetwater County Wyoming
For sale large winter range in western Sweetwater County Wyoming along the Pacific railroad. Described as one of the safest winter ranges with water access at all times. Blacks range covers much of the property. Park River and livestock provisions noted. Prices low and easy terms. Contact weaponset land and live stock 68.
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Wyoming
Sweetwater County
Cotad Pacific
Religious Meeting Attends Jesuit Mission at Arrapahoe
Father Lynch led 27 priests at a spiritual retreat near Arrapahoe with ties to Rock Springs and Lander. The Jesuit Mission School at Arrapahoe educates Indians, and Lynch renewed old acquaintances during his journey en route from Rock Springs and through Lander.
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Pether Lynch
Lavi Gatup
Arrapahoe
Lynch
Sage Rancher Weds Fred Keen of Sage in Sage
Sage rancher Fred Keen married Mine Mae Chisholm of Henderson Iowa Monday afternoon by Justice Carnahan. Keen, known in ha! and Kemmerer areas, met his bride in Omaha last fall while cattle were being moved for the wedding. The reception at the groom’s parents home drew 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 Seek 75 Days to Take Back in Kemmerer
In Kemmerer on Tuesday two men said haying should be underway now but a shortage of hands slows the work. They found several men locally to help reach the 75 day target for haying season progression.
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Kemmerer
F. D. Ball
Big Piney
Going Away To School For UC Preparatory Future
B Curtis of Cokeville took his son Cline to Berkeley California to enter a University of California preparatory school. After finishing prep, Cline plans to enroll at the University of California. He is described as having a bright future ahead.
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B. Curtis
Cokeville
Cline
Berkeley
California
University of California
Young Curtis
Helea Bright
Eight Diamondville youths bagged Kemmerer chickens
A group of eight young men from Diamondville hunted Kemmerer chickens early in the season and brought back a haul larger than the local law permitted. Names include Bennie Bell Snyder Vicars Moore Hea John Kochevar Ni and Clark.
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Kemmerer
Diamondville
Messrs
Bennie Bell
Snyder
Vicars
Moore
Hea
John Kochevar
Clark
Local Trout Display At Store Featured A Real One PF Curtis
A shopper displayed a fine two inch native trout in a store Monday. The scene was a prank near Fontenelle by Hererb ranch, noting Po loty trout rarely grow. The catch was considered lucky and the event highlighted trout varieties.
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Curtis
Geb
Fontenelle
Hererbranch
Local Border Chicken Poaching Reported by Sage Ronehmen
According to Sage Ronehmen, residents are violating state law by crossing the border to bag large numbers of chickens beyond the seasonal limit. Local game wardens report ongoing illegal slaughter and weak demand for enforcement in Gase.
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Sage Ronehmen
Gase
Break‑in at Cumberland Saloon Leads to Brief Jail Stay
Two colored men, Will Ray and Aaioe Barry, were confined in Cumberland’s local jail briefly after allegedly breaking into Peter Marting’s saloon. They were released soon after the preliminary investigation. The case appears unsettled with no formal conclusions yet.
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Will Ray
Aaioe Barry
Peter Marting
Cumberland
Frontier Days Incident Report At Cheyenne Gathering
An account describes a disturbance at Frontier Days in Cheyenne where a group led by Mr. Tur Cheyenne attended with a large crowd. They traveled to Sieranee and were involved in a protest or confrontation near a rt Quesly and Mablon.
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RM. Turner
Cheyenes Tees
Sereatier
Sieranee
Rt. Quesly
Mablon
Tur
Coming Events at Kemmerer Theatre and Local Notes
Local notices document theatre plans at the Kommeret Theatre with Olive in the nightly program and various residents’ travels and health updates. Names include Mrs T J Carlaban, Mrs M F P Naylin, Hi Crane, George Blacker, Mrs Guy Turner, Mrs F Canada, Mrs J Hunter, Minnie Bird, Eddie Noles, Mrs Myra E Geer, Kate Mantle, Edtor Baker, Ednie Crook, Elvy Varney, A W Smith, Bob Majors, E R Bickley, and others amid travel to Salt Lake City, Rock Springs, Pocatello, and California attractions and hospital recoveries.
Kemmerer News Roundup From Sage to Lava Hot Springs
Local notes from Kemmerer detail visits by Charles Peterson and others, arrivals and departures across Sage, Big Piney, LaBarge, and Evanston. Residents report haying underway, livestock movements, and shop activity at Frontier Supply, along with several short trips to Ogden, Salt Lake, and Denver.
Gus Blaser Returns From Lava Hot Springs Tragic Death
Gus Blazer and his wife returned from Lava Hot Springs after news of Mrs Blazer's brother's sudden death. The accident involved her sister and a mower with cycle knives, leaving the victim with severe cuts and ultimately dying after hours. A sister from Montana was en route to visit the family, unaware of the tragedy.
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Gus Blazer
Lava Hot Springs
Shipping Old Rails Work Train Aids Rail Restoration
A local Oregon Short Line work train assembled Tuesday to collect uprooted old rails from the district. The rails will be hauled to Idaho for use on the Ketehunt branch. Most steel laying on the main line is complete this year, with about a tile more expected locally next year.
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Oregon
Idaho
Ketehunt
Construction Starts on Local Yard Power House
Brick deliveries arrived this week for the new power house at the local yards. Excavation and foundation work have progressed for weeks and construction will begin this week, with a handsome building soon looming over the yards.
Married couple wed in Kemmerer ceremony by Justice Carnahan
Frank Tushek and Bdus Wolar of Kemmerer were married yesterday in a private ceremony conducted by Justice Carnahan. The couple will establish their home together there.
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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 Hoard of County Cowmissionere Tuesday. There was no particular business to be considered.
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Papworth Prt
Kemmerer
Star Valley
Cone
Alexander Optometrists Visit Kemmerer Hotel Tuesday
Alexander Optometrists will be at Kemmerer Hotel in Seamerer all day Tuesday to address eye troubles and help with exes issues, inviting locals to seek eye care services.
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Alexander
Optometrias
Kemmerer Hotel
Seamerer
Mrs Jennie Tischborne Delights In Larkin Trip Return
Mrs Jennie Tischborne came back from the Larkin trip with 950 other Larkin women and says it was the best time of her life. The trip across the eastern states cost the Larkin company $30,000 for guest expenses in Buffalo, with traveling costs for the entire crowd covered by the company.
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Jennie Tischborne
Larkin
Larkin Company
Buffalo
House on Wheels Travels Through Kemmerer
A traveling tent-house built on a Ford truck passed Kemmerer with Mr and Mrs Fontein of Columbus Nebraska and their family heading to Yell AS Park. The residence on wheels includes a bed and essential outing gear. Fon tein, the agent for a new car instrument, recently installed one at the Opera House Saloon owned by Dick Frown.
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Alfty
Kemmerer
Mia Wil Fontein
Colum Nebraska
Yell
Park
Fon
Dick Frown
Two Hundred Licenses Sold
A rush to Justice of the Pesce Carnahan's office over the past two weeks disposed of about 200 game licenses. It is safe to estimate that at least 150 were put to use Tuesday, by opening day on sage chickens.
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Pesce
Carnahan
Cemetery Work Begins
J. B. Matthews plans to hire a crew to dig trenches starting today for a pipe line linking water tanks to local cemeteries. PJ Quealy will furnish the pipe at no cost once trenches are excavated, funded by the city at six percent.
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J. B. Matthews
PJ. Quealy
Wrong Man J. H. Cummins Arrest Report
Reports last week in New York City stated arrest of a man named J. H. Cummins as local sheriffs pursued him. An officer yelled for the fraternity to disperse while Cummins reportedly fled, with Sheriff Hansen involved in the pursuit.
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J. H. Cummins
Ronnie Ume Aga
New York City
Hansen
Cokeville Officials Probe Gambling Case Against Quinsey and Boyd
Cokeville county attorney secured gambling charges against Harry Quinsey and Joe Boyd after a week of investigation. The defendants faced a $20 judgment each by Justice Collett, according to local records.
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Reynolds
Cokeville Not Week
Harry Quinsey
Joe Boyd
Cokeville Authoriies
Juaticn
Collett
Ford popularity drives sales at Up-to Date Auto
The Up-to Date Auto Company continues to promote the Ford despite jokes about its reliability. They report steady sales, with a strong push in the past month and ambitious plans to double monthly sales next period.
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Auto Company
Ford
Vague Classified Fragments Prompt Odd Inquiry
A garbled OCR style note mentions steaks be accused as Rom anes and hints at buying or selling town Motel nd. It reads as fragmented curio rather than a clear public notice or sale item.
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Denver
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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
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Manila
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Fora
Parley Mantle
George Watts Ae
Mrs. B. Chipman
Pinedale
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T. H. Butler
W. E. Dwyer
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Laurette
Big Piney Examiner
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