Glencoe Notes Mention Farewell For Donald Cameron
Our Glencoe letter reports a Saturday farewell party for Donald Cameron and family as he leaves for Idaho to start farming. Mrs. Kurk helps host, jinx joke appears in baseball reports, Cumberland youths beat locals 24 to 10, Diamondville trip ends 7 2 defeat, Alex Easton returns to work after injuries, and his wife moves from Salt Lake City to join him in Glencoe.
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Donald Cameron
Cameron
Idaho
Glencoe
Cumberland Young Fellows
Diamondville
Alex Easton
Salt Lake City
Water Commissioner Carron Tours Regional Offices
Water Commissioner R. E. Carron arrived in Kemmere and met with District Water Commissioner Rosenberg to discuss water claims adjustments. He then proceeded to Cokeville after completing matters 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 and one saddle or pack horse around 50 pounds, plus a buggy, seat, light and heavy harness sets. Inquire at the camera office. Thursday is fish day at the Kemmerer market. come early.
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Kemmerer Market
Inquest Held Over Sack of Bones at Smoot
Coroner A H Embree traveled to Smoot last Monday to conduct an inquest into a sack of human bones believed to belong to a Mexican man named Alvaren who was allegedly killed by his companion Keareville while both herded sheep for Joseph Smith. The inquest occurred at Smoot due to Mr Smith being present as a witness.
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A. H. Embree
Smoot
Army aviators train in long specialized school program
The piece details how American aviation training evolved from basic exposure to full aviation corps preparation. It outlines progressive steps from initial biplane flights to complex maneuvers, spiral descents, and barograph monitoring, leading to brevet licensing and advanced school at Pau. Strong entities include Bleriot Morane and Nieuport aircraft, Pau, and air corps officers.
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Paris
Quarantine Eased After Diphtheria Death
After the death of four year old Gilderoy Bell from diphtheria last Wednesday, no new cases have appeared. Heal Officer Hocker ordered children kept off streets this past week, and if no further cases emerge in days, the quarantine on street activity will be lifted. Patrol officer J. S. Joyce supervised the at home directive.
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Little Gilderoy Bell
Hocker
Joyce
Lorain barber marks 25 years in career
Theodore Curtis of Lorain celebrates twenty five years shaving the public. He says he has shaved 243000 men and cut enough hair to make 11 mattresses and pad 43562 crutches. He lists presidents McKinley Roosevelt Taft and other notables among his clients.
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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 Fatality Claim in Catalina Incident
In Berkeley California George H Baldwin denies being eaten by a shark after a report claimed he perished. Catalina Island’s recent man eater was killed and coat fragments with a pin bearing Baldwins name were found, sparking condolence telegrams to his wife.
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Berkeley
Cal
George H. Baldwin
Catalina Island
American Society , of Civil Engineers
Baldwin
Sre
Pla
Matthews Seeks Re Election as Road Supervisor in Kemmerer District
J B Matthews declares candidacy for re election as Road Supervisor of the Keir District on the Democratic ticket. He cites long experience in road work and asks Democratic voters and others to support his bid for high grade road construction in the district.
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Keier
Athecoming Picatine
J.B. Matthews
Oakley Italians Celebrate With Brass Parade and Picnic
Oakley held a Sunday picnic hosted by Italians with a parade from Diamondville to Kemmerer and back, led by the Kemmerer brass band. A dance followed, then a baseball game against Cumberland ended 12 to 6 in favor of Cumberland. Oakley players included Dan Howells and Walter Boam, with Joe Yock noted for hitting. Several Oakley visitors and local trips are mentioned, plus family movements and minor injuries.
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Oakley
Diamondville
Kemmerer Cod
Kemmerer
Cumberland
Dan Howells
Glencoe
Willam Ball, Jr
Throw Rock Blows Eye in Oakley Area Accident
In a Sunday incident near Oakley, Colletth of Holland Bros. OnMard Hall rode in a Grif car with two others when a rock from bushes struck him in the face below the eye. The injury was severe and left his face swollen for days. Authorities suspect a boy tossed the rock from the bushes.
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Colletth
Holland Bros
OnMard Hall
Oakley
Dom
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Springs
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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
Kurk
Jack Oak
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ARMY
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Pau
Helen
Tme
Ecole de Combat
Tybtlog
Avions de Chasse
Corollo & Walters
Wrer
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Mr. Baldwin
Kemmerer District
Bond & Lillard
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Leeann
Walter Boam
Joe Yock
Ada Wiles
Miss Rechee Boam
Mise
Miss Boam
Greanan
Holmes
Branston
Sam Moore
Girany
Edward Gi
Charles Gneddon
Fork Creek
Walter Mask of
Gublet
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Matlan
Lizzie Hicks
Superior
Mrs. Kiddy
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