Labor Day Chautauqua Plans On Track In Kemmerer
Labor Day festivities push ahead with Chautauqua plans in Kemmerer and surrounding towns. Committees from Kemmerer Diamondville and Fron tier collaborate to raise funds, secure transportation, and arrange tickets for the event featuring Ellison-White attractions. Sheriff Bakty named marshal, tickets set for sale soon, and emphasis on community support to ensure a successful program.
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Kemmerer
Paramount
William and
J. Roberts
Frontier G
de Cumbriand
Eee
Eibnese
Sheriff Bakty
W. McAllister
Jennings
A. J. Pagnant
Weal
Cheutauqua
Aetsa
Kemmerer Cafe
Uae
L. B. Hell
Siraea
Ita
Ellison-White
Jackson
Ining
Lava Hot Son
Montpelier
Idaho
Lattant
American Legion
Jackaon
Chautaugon
Wite Skie
Olive McCormi
Ip Leying
Labor Day Speaker Secured for September Event
William McAllister reports the local union has secured Frank Hefferley, international representative, as Labor Day speaker for the September fifth celebration. Hefferley, a dedicated union man currently in Denver, is expected to deliver an engaging talk. The local committee aims for a bigger, more entertaining celebration than previous years.
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William McAllister
Labor For Celebration
Tissted Mine Workers Union
Frank Hefferley
Hafferley
Denver
Puitne Peel
Aditres
County Institute Held at Rock Springs
County teachers from Rock Springs and Sweetwater unite for a county institute during the week of August 29 at Rock Springs. Teachers who attended last year are expected back to participate in the meetings.
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Rock Springs
Em County
Sweetwater County
Rock Spring
Two Deaths Reported In Kemieror This Week
Two deaths occurred in Kemieror this week. A teenage boy near manhood died after health decline, and an older man, lat e, died due to exposure. Local opinion links the deaths to illness and harsh conditions, as authorities investigate.
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Kemieror
de Mon Ieee
William Feo
Cay
Yasterday
Mer Alen
Diamondville
Manpe
Former Star Valley teacher at Lovell named vocational instructor
Clark, a Wyoming legislator in 1919 and former Star Valley teacher in Lovell, was recently appointed as a vocational instructor there. He had spent the past year studying in Utah.
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Star Valley High School
Lovell
Clark
Wyoming
Wacher Tealeure
Str Valley
Sie
Alton
Utah
FOUNDER OF UP TO DATE GARAGE VISITING HERE
John Walters a Kemmerer resident and 84 year old founder of the Up-To-Date Garage now owned by the Witherspoon brothers arrived in Kemmerer from Logan UK with Mrs Walters and forty ale. They will be guests of Mrs Walters father Mrs Nott while in Kemmerer.
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John Walters
84 & Tormey
Kemmerer, Arived
Logan
Wallin
Witherspoon Brothers
Ona
Walters
Walter
Nott
Kem
Moerer
178 Guests Attend Evans Harrity Lawn Party
A summer social event at Evans Harrity lawn drew about 178 guests including Mrs Thomas and Miss Duella Evans. The lawn lighting and dancing delighted attendees with children and younger society members in Kemmerer circles enjoying the evening.
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Evans Harrity Lawn Party
Harry
Thomas
Green River Woman Death Believed Self Inflicted
A Green River woman is believed to have died by her own actions in a tragedy that left the community stunned. Preliminary reports indicate the incident occurred at her home, with authorities continuing to investigate the circumstances surrounding the death.
County Seat Contest Filed Over Sublette County Location
Eleven Big Piney residents filed a district court contest challenging Sublette County seat results. The petition claims 38 illegible ballots, 65 illegal voters, improper voting practices in Pine Creek and Corn precincts, intimidation of voters, and misdated ballot questions. Plaintiffs seek to invalidate the apparent Pinedale majority and examine county creation legality under 1919 and 1921 laws.
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Sublette County
Big Piney
District Court
H. R. Christmas
Kem Ae
M. E. Wilson
Saltation
Daniel
Biiney
Piney
Pinedale
United States
Wyoming
Sublette
Pine Creek
Puy
Teton County
Jackson's Hole
W. E. Enos
P. E. Hagenstein
State Bank of
F. Charlee Humach
Budd
W. W. Luce
Frank Burney
F. D. Ball
Tanner M. B
Took
B. V. Newcomb
Bess
Budd Newcomb Nuptials Link Lincoln County Ties
Miss Dorothea Budd of Marbleton wed Arthur P. Newcomb of Pocatello Idaho at the focal Catholic church chapel. The bride, a Marbleton social figure and St Marys Academy graduate, and the groom, a Lincoln County native now in Idaho timber work, celebrated with relatives and friends.
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Lincoln County
Dorthea Budd
C. T. Budd
Marbleton
Arthur P. Newcomb
Waller Newcomb
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Dr. and Mire
C. D. Buatford
Kemmerer
Mr. Newcomb
Lincoln Oiseneite
Lown
A.T. O
Idaho
Lang Bros Sells Wyoming Pressing to Mrs Cable
Mrs A Cable buys the Wyoming Pressing and Cleaning Shop from Stan Ley and A Lang who had run the business for months. The venture, once a leading local enterprise, will be continued under Mrs Cable with planned exterior work and rapid service improvements.
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Lang Bros
Mrs. Cable
Wyoming Pressing and
A. Cable
American Cleaning and Pressing
Stanley
A. Lang
Wyoming Pressing
Max Rothman
Oth
Nisview
Beach
Li Immerer
Lo Cable
Civic Club To Be Organized In Kemmerer
A meeting at 6 30 PM in the Kemmerer Cafe banquet room aims to form a new civic social club or revive the old Chamber of Commerce. Speakers debate city needs, plans for a club like Lions or Kiwanis, and a fundraising approach. A committee proposes a Lambs Club with six month terms and monthly meetings to boost Kemmerer interests and secure a tourist camping ground.
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Kemmerer Cafe
Chamber of Comerce
Clvb
Kemmerer
Lion’s Club
International Associan
Witherp
L. E. Smith
J. A. Christmas
George Hand
R. R. Rose
L. L. Paine
Boostera
J. L. Paine
W. FE
Pite
M. Whitney
Jts
The
Lambs Club
Mrs Walter Vager Dead in Kem Bie
Mrs Walter Vager died last week after a hospitalization, leaving behind a husband and several children. The obituary notes her as a devoted mother and lists surviving relatives. Funeral plans were not fully detailed in the fragmented notice.
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Walter Vager
Reunion plans well under way for ex service men
Ex service men express strong desire for a general reunion at Cokeville this month. Promised lodging and a truck for provisions will help accommodate attendees from Cokeville, Star Valley, and surrounding areas. Tent sites, camping gear, and tents are being organized, with music and light entertainment planned for evenings. War stories and tavern tales are expected to be popular, while organizers seek to double attendance beyond twenty participants.
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Cokeville
Lake Alice
Alice Lake
France
Star Valley
Whitten Has Smallpox Theatre Fumigated
The Kemmerer Theatre was fumigated by city health officer Dr. Goldberg after George Whitten, proprietor, was confined at home with smallpox. Whitten was rarely present in the theatre. health officials chose precautionary steps to prevent possible spread while Whitten remained ill but not in danger.
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Kemmerer Theatre
Goldberg
George Whitten
Mr. Whitten
Bey
Change in Ownership of Lincoln Club in Lincoln County
The Lincoln Club changes hands with Joseph Syroid purchasing a 1000 interest from Louis Gabardi and Joe Asson. Gabardi retains active management while Syroid, a mining figure, plans future ventures in Lincoln County. The club will continue as a venue for soft drinks and billiards with ongoing ties to local mining workers and the Ter niching and basin project.
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Joseph Syroid
Joe Asson
Ling Club
Louie Gabardi
Lincoln Club
Louis Gabardi
Syroid
Kemmerer Andi
United States
Adson Han
Lincoln County
Louis Gabbrdl
Ter
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Einer Jensen
Diamondvilla
Green River
New County
Budd-Newcomb
Short
Adolila Cable
Amartcan Pressing Co
Cakeville
Whitten
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