Putting It Over The Green House Scandal In Kemmerer
An old Kemmerer review recounts the Green House controversy with police escort expulsions and a canceled injunction. It details bond filings, county attorney actions, and a sequence of proprietors and boarding inmates, ending with reports of two women of shady repute occupying the house and being told to leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Green House
Privet
Ling
Magaden
J. A. Christmas
Sacee Arnold
Jess Logue
Denver
Proprietress
Joint
Rock Springs
Incompetency at Washington in Harding Era Critique
A critical look at the Harding administration after March, noting empty promises and little achieved. It covers the Emergency Tariff fallout, Wyoming sheep and cattle growers, and the Fordney Tariff being sidelined amid tax maneuvering. Predicts income tax shifts from rich to working men and questions whether leadership is driving policy or the other way around.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Len
White House
County News Travelers and Visits Across the Region
Mrs C H Brown and Mrs St Clair visit with Mrs Thomas Sneddon. Mr and Mrs A M King and Mr and Mrs C Ssioness visited Fort Bridger last Sunday. James Vicars returned from a Yellowstone trip. Mrs John Scott and Mrs Harriet Gusson plan a two week Evanston visit. Prof A R Burgeon returned from Laramie. The city rejoices at a son’s birth during the event involving Mrs Breymar and Theodora Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Brown
St. Clair
Thomas Sneddon
A. M. King
C. Ssioness
Fort Bridger
James Vicars
John "Scott
Harriet Gusson
Evanston
A. R. Burgeon
Laramie
Cy Cel
E City
Breymar We ‘Ormerly
Theodora Anderson
Kelly Faces Map Confusion as Moran Nearby North Of Jackson
Local note: tourists questioned if Moran was Kelly on a government mail route map. Moran lies 28 cm north of Kelly, prompting hopes maps by Jackson Hole publishers will correct the error. Esther Schaffner of Mount Pleasant Iowa visits relatives in Kelly. J W Henrie and A L Corey fished Moran. Yellowstone Park trips and regional games feature as locals discuss sports and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Moran
Jackson
Jackson’s Hole
Esther Schaffner
Mount Pleasant
Iowa
Sara McKeen
Bryan Nowlin
J. W. Henrie
A. L Corey
W. H. Seebohm
Thomas and
Kemmerer
Albert Gunther
Yellowstone Park
Park
Gunther
Bill” Woodward
Wilson
Frontier Sports
Robert Millhorn
W P. Redmond
Crystal Creek
Mr Millhorn
Grovant
Messrs. Robinson
Richesson
Egbert
Farm Bureau
Robinson
Bob Chap
Fish Creek
Roy
Harold Johns
Jackson's Hole
Kelly Patrol
Leland May Wilie Ferrell
Joe Heninger
Noriman Vernon
Sheriff Sale Notice in Kemmerer Wyoming Lincoln County
Notice of sale on September 15 1921 at Kemmerer Town Hall front door for the interest of James E Baum Jr in the north half of the north half of the northwest quarter Section 12 Township 28 North Range 114 West of the 6th Principal Meridian Lincoln County Wyoming with the oil well drilled therein to satisfy debt of 439 85 plus interest and costs Sheriff Oakley and deputies listed with attorneys for the plaintiff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Lincoln
District Court
L. F. Fletcher
James FB. Baum, Jr
Charles Lackey
Kemmerer
Esase
James E. Baum, Jr
Ranj
Lincoln County
State of
Wait County
Anid Court
James J. Baum, Jr
Alla Lige
Intenese
Comte
Community Notes From Kelly and Surrounding Ranches
Local ranch life fills the week with hiring, cheese making, and farm talks. Lincoln Carlson and family interact with White Grass ranch while various residents hire help for haying and cattle work. a baby arrives for Luther Taylor, and a mountain lion sighting near Grovont prompts caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Dewin
C. Greener
Lawrence Carlson
la Carlson
White Grass Ranch
Allen Budge
Jenny's Lake Lane
Hulduh Budge
Israh Price
Norman Vernon
Mis
Emery Holland
Abe Mery Follen
Luther Taylor
Leslie Kafferlin
de Smith
Ed Russold
Turpin Ranch
Lambert
Jim Hay
Fred Shinkle
Willie Ferrel
Roy Nipper
Ray Shinle
Maxick
Maxick's For the Same Purpose; Earn Stalin and James Priestly
Mra
May Lovejoy
Nichols
J. R. Crisp
T. V
Camp Fire Girls Meet Biweekly at Kelly Church Club Room
The Camp Fire girls use the Kelly church club room and meet every two weeks under Mrs. Raymond Kent. This week they spent part of their session swimming in the Kelly bathing pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Church
Camp Fire
Raymond Kent
Kelly
Hanceys and Wilkes Delightful Fishing Trip
Mr and Mrs Fred Hancey and Mr and Mrs James Wilkes with children returned from a Fontenelle area fishing and hunting excursion. The trip yielded strong angling reports with Hancey crowned the party’s best hunter and a rainstorm spoiling part of the return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hancey
James Wilkes
Yesterdy
Fontenelle
Hancey
Champ Hunter
Burglars Hit Afton Papworth Meat Store Gaining Small Sum
Burglars entered the Papworth Meat and Grocery last Saturday night and, after a thorough search, escaped with roughly seven to eight dollars from the cash register, four bags of something and several other items. A back window was forced. several parties are under suspicion though none have been charged yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papworth Meat and Grocery
Des Moines Jurist Visits Kemmere With Family
Judge Hubert Utterback of Des Moines Iowa a prominent jurist and civic figure visited Kemmere with his sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs E L Smith. He was en route home from a trip in California and the northwest after attending the Lions club convention in Oakland as a delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Utterback
Des Moines
Iowa
E. L. Smith
Aoe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kemmerer Camera
Robert R. Robe
Heller
Kemmerer Savings Bank
County News
Diamondville
Oakley
Ry Wm
Conroy
Dopate
Tran S Jones
Pont
Bee Ion
Wm, Lowen
Ivan. Jones and I
Plaist Bba
George Riniker
Kelly Drug Store
Grovont River
J. W. Woodward
Anna Bradford
Wyo
Te Kahn
Indianapolis
Kahn Tailoring
Hanceys and
Wilkes
AFTON
Kemmere
Nathan
THE
First National Bank
Kemmeter, Wyoming
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