Lander Woman Named Among Wyoming Builders
Lenora Harnsberger of Lander earns mention as a top Wyoming builder and wartime contributor. The widow supported oil industry on Fremont County lands, aided farmers, and influenced oil leasing talks before Congress. Her son George, a captain in the 148th Field Artillery, serves in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Commonwealth
Lenora C. Harndverger
Lander
Fremont County
Harnsberger
George Harnsberger
France
148Th Field Artillery
Marne
Public Land Committee of Congress
Berlin
Ashby Letter From Manchuria Describes War Efforts
Lieutenant R. S. Ashby of the American Engineering Corps writes from Manchuria praising Allied intentions and detailing railway work, language study, and political uncertainty. He notes 175 miles west of the Trans-Siberian, heavy Russian presence, and frustration at leadership while hoping for Allied troops and better opportunities.
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Win
Wright
Ashby
Kemmerer
American Engineering Corps
Manchuria
Tritsikar Manchuria
Tam
Trans-Siberian
France
R.R.S
Asia
Local visits and travels of area residents
Fred Graham, Mrs. J. F. Miller and Mrs. James Armsburg are mentioned. Mr. and Mrs. Whitman drove to Big Piney on Monday to meet Dave Baum who will stay at the Whitman and Baum ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall of Wisconsin, guests at their daughter's home, left Wednesday for Yellowstone Park then Salt Lake City and Denver before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Whitman
Big Piney
Dave Baum
Whitman
W. E. Knos
Kemmerer
Hnow
Fred Graham
James Armeburg
Daniel
Fremont Lake
Arch Jones
Finedale
E. D. Key
Yellowstone National Park
Lew Binning
Fall River Basin
CG. C. Bock
Binning
Floyd Binning
Craner Ranch
L. W. Sargent
Rock Springs
Chicago
Mates
Clarence Jones
Oklahoma
Beaver
George Pirley
Upper
Kaos Ranch
L. L. Baker and
John Angus
Redfern
Ohie
Vega Miller
Miller and Redfern
John Christman
Miller
Jasper Yarger
P. Barber
Community Notes From Fall River Basin Area
Upper Country reports many neighbors active in work and social visits as haying begins. W. E. Knos brings back workers from Kemmerer while Hnow runs full crews on both ranches and pleasant weather aids haying efforts.
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Diamondville
Oakley
Glencoe
John Scott
Beckstead-Bell Co
Telephone
Kemmerer, Wyo
Kemmerer Steam Laundry
Peices
PINEY
F. D. Chapel
Big Piney, Wyoming
Frontier Supply Company
Frank Rosenstein
Wyemiog
J.C. Harnsberger
Manchurin
Manchura
Buck
Mack
J. F. Miller
James Armsburg
First National Bank Buiding
Ivan S. Jones
HIAW
Robert R. Rose
J. A. Christmas
H.R. Kristmas
J.W Sammon
J. M. Mott
Lincoln County Miners’ Hospital
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Kindall
M.D. Chyler
Wlephone
Drs. Hocker
Stafford & Roe
the City Drug Store
Marshall S. Reynolds
N. W. Reynolds
J. L. Mullings
Reynolds, Reynolds & Mullings Attorneys-At-Law Notaries Public Hotel
Kammerer Annex
Kemmerer Wyoming
Cunnington and Hocker
Kemmerer, Cumberland and
Diamondville, Wyoming
E. Melvin
Omce
Kemmerer Savings Bank
Bon Ton Restaurant
The
Gand
Frontier Supply Co
Frontier
Wyo