Opening of Kemmerer district schools announced
District Number 1 gears up for another school year with most teachers signed for next year. Superintendent J. Mayer’s departure from Big Piney will see a new high school commercial department chair and a mathematics head filled soon. New art and music teachers are expected, and over twenty returnees ensure continuity.
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Roa
Sapt
Joseph EB. Bureh
Distict Haveeen
Department of Mathematics Agence
St. J. Mayer
Big Piney
Kemmerer Lst
Ot. Burch
Esther Holm
Douglas
Wyoming
Winifred Coffal
New Orleans
Louisiana
Esther Ef Mary Geese
Misa Rabeth Pietell
Elliot
Missii Stewart
Pontemelle School
Big Sheep Sale Makes Watts Owner of 12000 Head
George Watts, a leading local sheepman, reports he has purchased 12,000 sheep from James Chrisman of Opal, plus extensive forest rights, in a deal near $100,000. Watts previously leased the Chrisman range and foresees greater profits by owning the stock. The transaction highlights confidence in Wyoming sheep industry and ties to a scenic county district.
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George Watts
Kemmerer
James Chrisman
Opal
Chrisman
Wattsman
Christ
Rletor
Watts
Lave
Death of Thomas Stevenson in Glencoe from mining accident
Thomas Stevenson aged h1 died at his Glencoe home after a head injury from a coal mine fall about a week earlier. He leaves a wife and two children. Funeral at Diamondville L D S church under union auspices. Stevenson brother of Bishop Stevenson of Dismondvnn, a known L D S leader. Joe Kinney’s pack outfits were loaded from Burney & Co tare at Bondurant. his sheep graze near Snider Basin.
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Thomas Stevenson
Glencoe
Stevenson
Bishop Stevenson
Dismondvnn
Joe Kinney
Burney & Co
Bondurant
Snider Basin
Mayor's Son Jack Gordon Dies After Short Illness
Jack Gordon aged 14, nephew of Mayor Peter Gordon, died Friday in Pocatello after treatment for Wright disease. He had been staying with Mrs. W. J. Madden and was under care of Dr. Hansen. The funeral Sunday at St James Church in Kemmerer drew hundreds, reflecting his many friends and high community regard.
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Jack Gordon
Peter Cordon
Poatello
Hanson
W. J
Marie Gordon
Twright
Lucal Doctre
Hansen
Pocatello
Eo Raphi
Minabere
Jock Etdon
Jack
Kemmerer
Wood
St. James Church
Poate
Pall
Fred Jones
Withie
Ey Roeenberg
James Mack
Jebdt
Workmen's Compensation Law Proves Successful
After more than a year and a half the Workman's Compensation Law has proven satisfactory to both mine operators and miners in Tin Lincoln County. It covers injuries and deaths in hazardous occupations including mining and railroads not in interstate commerce. The law shifts costs away from workers and reduces total payouts for employers compared with the old system. Under the new act injuries small or large are compensated. reports are filed within twenty days by the employer and by workers or relatives in case of death.
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le White
Preston Arnold Christmas Kemmerer
Kemmerer
Rock Springs
Evanston
Afton
Cokeville
Se Frontier
Cumberland
Big Piney Ag
McMinn Hansen
McMinn Hansen Kemmerer No. Kemmerer
Diamondville
Big Piney
McMinn
Strow
Glencoe
Wow Gnann
Reynolds Sammon Kemmerer
Amondville Sale
Miller
County
Harvezor Newbrough
Serene
Coxectiia
Kem
Justice
Constable
Remasreate M. Mott
John I. Kendrick
Jobin H. Clark
Eaetor
Call
Tincoln
Kemmerers Arrive At Quealy Home For Questing Week
West and East guests visit the J J Quealy home in Kemmerer. Mr and Mrs J J Kemmerer of New York and Mrs Redmond Stevens of Chicago arrive Monday. They plan a fall River Basin hunting trip and will be joined by George North. Mrs Quealy hosts a public reception for the guests between 4 and 6 PM. Salt Lake visitors also stopover on Monday and depart Tuesday for Salt Lake City.
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P. J. Quealy
J. J. Kemmerer
New York
Redmond Stevens
Chicago
Kemmerer
Quealy
Fall River Basin
George North
Misa Robinson
Salt Lake City
Betty McCune
Mira Bessie McCune
J. Quealy
British Columbia
Public Reception Honoring Mrs Kem merdr and Mrs Stevens
Mrs P J Quealy invites all ladies of the vicinity to her home this afternoon from 4 to 6 for a reception in honor of Mrs Kem merdr of New York City and Mrs Redmond Stevens of Chicago. No written invitations are being fanned.
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P. J. Quealy
J. L. Kemmerdr
New York City
Redmond Stevens
Chicago
Sunday School Picnic At Carollo Ranch Enjoyed By Baptized Members
About forty members of the Catholic Sunday School held a jolly picnic at the Carollo ranch two miles above the County Bridge yesterday. The day was ideal and all reported a good time.
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Cathole Sunday School
Carollo Ranch
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