Committees Named for Labor Day Celebration in Kemmerer
Labor Day plans in Kemmerer include committee appointments for publicity sports and finance with A Jennings F A Jennings and W L Thomas leading groups. Robert Foster International Representative of the United Mine Workers will speak, touted as a prominent labor speaker with a full day of entertainment and sports.
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Indianapolis
A. Jennings
Kemmerer
Wye
Robert Foster
WM. Green
United Mine Workers of America
Labor Day
Andrew Morrow
F. A. Jennings
Eveption
William Ball
Oakley
E. C. Winn
Leneeo
Thomas
Jade H. Robinson
Kemamerer
John D. Jones
Cumberland
Fred B. ‘Weyenth
Carmen
W. L. Thomas
Wim
Ball
Joe Berloffi
T. H. Robinson
Frank Hardy
Fred Maneey
T. D. Jones
Robert Footer
Potidt
Kemmerer Chautauqua Opens August 28 With Large Attendance
The Kemmerer Chautauqua association reports nearly all arrangements complete for the opening day August 28. The program promises the best in its history with Kemmerer expected to host the largest attendance in the state. Daily events include junior plays, lectures, concerts, and illustrated talks by notable performers and speakers through September 2.
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Kemmerer
Action Said Imminent in Fossil Oil Field
J W James of Salt Lake City after visiting the Fossil field reports observable activity and emphasizes company actions over public commentary. He notes upcoming surprises for Wyoming residents within thirty days and predicts Kemmlator will gain regional prominence.
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J. W. James
Salt Lake City
James
Fosali
Wyoming
Kemmator
Entanglement in Cattle Shipping Case Reported
A fragmentary report notes an entanglement in a cattle shipping matter concerning Annie Richey and cattle taken from a range near Dussvauton. The preliminary hearing date is mentioned as Saturday before Judge Glasgow.
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Davison
Annie Richey
I Richey
Dussvauton
Apt
Judigo
Glasgow
Telegram Sent to Senator Warren
A parallel telegram was dispatched to Senator F. E. Warren as part of the communication.
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F. E. Warren
Lincoln county road gang reaches Kemmerer for major project
Lincoln county road workers arrived in Kemmerer today and completed about miles of road. They plan to push to the Uinta county line at Cumberland to link with Evanston, then return to start the Opal road project. Work also begins on the Cokeville Granger road near Cokeville with hopes for a rain to finish dragging the highway. The Idato road has been connected, expanding Lincoln County’s outlet to a first class highway.
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Lincoln County Road
Kemmerer
Mbrarts
Uinta County
Cumberland
Evanston
Cumberland Road
Opal
Lincoln County
Cokeville
Gulf Coast Drilling Nears Shallow Well Completion
The Gulf Coast Drilling and Refining company reports a shallow well nearing sands and due tomorrow or Friday. Five star rigs will soon join eight standard rigs pounding deeper production as observers across the country watch Fossil field development. President Mr. Ellwood returned from Salt Lake City and said operations should soon accelerate.
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Gulf Coast Drilling and Refining Company
Ellwood
Gulf Coast Company
Salt Lake City
King Named Head of State Blue Sky Department
Guy King of Sheridan was appointed by State Examiner I C Newlin to lead the state blue sky department succeeding Major B W Bennett who resigned to become private secretary to Governor Care. King served as a first lieutenant in the 89th division and saw action in France and Italy.
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Guy King
Sheridan
State
Blue Sky Department
I. C. Newlin
B. W. Bennett
Care
King
S. E King
Aiy
Sheridan Post
France
Italy
Benefits of Extended Schooling for Future Wages
Washington urges Lincoln county youth to stay in school for better jobs and higher wages. A Bureau of Education study shows 18 year olds earn over 2000 dollars more by age 25 than peers who left at 14, proving schooling yields a stronger future. The notice invites students to plan for state flower cards and larger diplomas tied to perfect attendance.
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Lincoln County
Washington
United States Bureau of Education
Childre
Wyoming Gstate
Arizona Wyoming Well No 1 Surprises Oil Field
The Arizona Wyoming Well No 1 is placed on the pump today with an estimated 10 barrels and is expected to reach 30 barrels per day after testing. Nationally known oil men have visited and forecast strong production as crews prepare for an active drilling campaign.
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Arizona-Wyoming
Goods Arriving Fast from New York Ahead of Winter Stock
C M Whitney returned from New York City and eastern markets with buyers from Evanston and Pocatello. They purchased fall and winter lines for the Kemmerer store and shipped by express to avoid railroad delays. Heat in New York was extreme and factories are running full. Shoes and clothing are hard to obtain and prices not yet peaked. New goods are being unpacked as fast as possible for patrons to view one of the largest stocks in the city.
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C. M. Whitney
New York City
Evanston
Pocatello
Mr. Blyth
Whitney
Kemmerer
Express
New York
Cumberland Miners Will Attend School
Mr J R Cohen traveling vocational educator of the state board of industrial education and Mr Thomas Gibson of A P Coal Co safety first board visited Cumberland Friday to gauge interest in night schools for miners. A meeting with foremen machinists and electricians outlined aims and benefits while George A Brown was elected president and Wilford Williams secretary. Ed Howle in town from Cokeville aided the effort and the movement has government and state backing.
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J. R. Cohen
State Board of Industrial Education
Thomas Gibson
A. P. Coal Co
Safety First Board
Cumberland
Cohen
Mr. Gibson
George A. Brown
Brown
Wilford
Williams
Nine Divorces Granted In O D NY Session Court
Judge J R Arnold presided two sessions disposing of cases on the docket. Alberta Strine and Sarabelle Sherman were granted uncontested divorces. Dan Wooley was fined 200 dollars for unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor. Modesto Berloffi received a divorce. Case concerns overbearing employer liability in a fatal mine incident at Cumberland No 1 in 1918 involving Ottavio Ottavianna. He left a wife and three daughters in Italy seeking damages. heirs challenge mine company claims of responsibility. Additional time granted for heirs to prepare. witnesses supported codicil to Claus Stoffers will. Annette Stoffers named executrix without bonds. Adoption of Alberta Mary Christian Smith by Mr. and Mrs. Mockhart noted. flu winter claimed parents.
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J. R. Arnold
Alberta Strine
Herman Strine
Sarabelle Sherman
William E. Sherman
Dan Wooley
C. E. Melvin
Modesto Berloffi
Mario Berloffi
J. A. Christmas
J. W. Sammon
Ottavio Ottavianna
Union Pacific Coal Company
Cumberland No. 1
Frontone
Italy
Coal Company
Ottavianna
Arnold
Jeremiah Stokes
Salt Lake City
Claus FP. Stoffers
Stoffers
Annette Stoffers
Mary Mockhart
Alberta
Mary
Christian Smith
Teachers Institute Convenes August 26 in Lincoln County
The Annual Teachers Institute in Lincoln county begins Tuesday at 0 A.M. and ends Saturday noon, paired with a Chautauqua. All teachers must attend, with pay withheld if absent from any session. Programs focus on four fundamentals of female education including recreation and rest.
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Teachers’ Institute
Lincoln County
Wyoming
Atien Lance
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