Frontier to Open New School for Sixth to Ninth Grades
Frontier builds a new one story Frontier school near completion to house sixth through ninth grade students formerly bused to Kemmerer School. The $5 008 structure includes six bright rooms with ample window space, corridors, four exits, and modern heating, with playgrounds and ongoing improvements at Hamefork and grade school interiors by J B Justin and Arthur Gore.
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New Frontier
Frontier
Kemmerer School
Tenny
T Hamefork
J. B. Justin
Arthur Gore
Uncle Sam Letters Advice on Investment and Responsibility
A long letter to a nephew weighs whether to fund a venture, urging caution with money, stressing moral worth, self discipline, and tempering ambition. It contrasts quick gains with steady effort, recounts a tale of George who lost work over gambling, and ends urging the nephew to prove strength and self control before any investment.
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Hove
Workmen's Compensation Fund and Industrial Accident Rules
A report filed with the Clerk of Court leads to District Judge action on compensation for work accidents. The Industrial Accident Fund, funded by 2 percent monthly payroll from employers, pays claims up to a state set limit. Employers are incentivized to improve safety to minimize future accidents and fund contributions.
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Arcident
Ind Accident Fund
Oakley Couple Wed In Quiet Neighbors Event
Miss Jane Easton of Oakley and Mr. James McVicars of Anaconda Montana wed in Evanston while returning from Ogden Salt Lake City and Bear Lake country. They arrived in Oakley the same day and hosted a noisy reception with money given to children and beer for men before leaving for Anaconda Saturday. Oakley baseball lost 17 to 6 to Cumberland No. 2 on Tuesday night. Local residents and visitors share news of dances, visits, teaching plans, and a mine injury update as the town anticipates Labor Day and new teachers.
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Jane Easton
Oakley
James McVicars
Anaconda
Montana
Evanston
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Bear Lake Country
Jim
Mr. McVicars
Diamond Coal « Coke Company
Oakley County
Miss Easton
Mra. Mc Vicars
Cumberland No. 2
A. Easton
Harold Holman
Cumberland
Oakley Wan
Marriage of Ruth Sneddon to Harry Nichols in Kemmerer
Miss Ruth Sneddon of Diamondville wed Mr. Harry Nichols of Anaconda Montana at St James Episcopal Kemmerer with immediate family present. They depart for the coast for their honeymoon and will reside in Anaconda after September 10 while Nichols works for the Anaconda Copper Mining Company.
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Ruth Sneddon
Diamondville
Harry Nichols
Anaconda
Montana
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Kemmerer
H. Wood
Sneddon
Will
Nichols
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
May Locate at Kem merer
R Swarts with Mr and Mrs Middleaworth returned by auto from a week long overland trip into the tar Valley Idaho and southern Wyoming. Swarts seeks a location for his picture show business and plans to move to Kem merer to engage in motion picture work. Friends regret their intention to leave Pinedale. Swarts has been in town since its start and was elected last spring to the town council.
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R. Swarts
Mra
Middleaworth
Tar Valley
Idaho
Wyoming
Mr. Swarts
Kemmerer
Pinedale
Warta
Hugetph
Local Worker Attends United States Training Camp
Fred Jetfers a noted brake man in the yards left for Ft Douglas to join a company program paying regular salaries to workers who attend the United States training camp. About 750 citizens gathered for training and a month long vacation period. The camp cost is described as comparatively small.
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Fred Jetfers
United Bates
Ft. Douglas
Fred
Dancing Davey vaudeville tour stops Kemmerer theater
The vaudeville duo Dancing Davey and his cousin W Heebe toured the Kemmerer theatre, performing Monday and Tuesday night. Spectators filled the venue and the act, traveling by Ford, ended their outing needing rest after the show.
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Kemmerer
Davey
W. Heebe
Ford
Kemmerer Theatre
Vauderille Stans
Coberile
Death of Mr Thomas Mevenson Shakes Glencoe Community
Glencoe reports the death of coal miner Mr Thomas Mevenson after hospital care began last week. He leaves a wife and eight children, two elder daughters died earlier. Burial held today. Also notes injuries to Dick Fearn and Jack Oates from mining accident leaves arms damaged and recovery expected. Thomas Runsel and Miss Tena Sneidon with friends attended a community gathering with the Miller family.
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Thomas Mevenson
Stevenson
Bi Weremot
Seriou
Ilonce
Thomas Runsel
Wily
Bwgether
Tena Sneidon
Miller Family
Lucky Again Father Lynch Motor Car Report
A fragmented item notes a vehicle journey by Father Lynch toward a county bridge. The text mentions Ford with heavy weight and a camera sealaw moment. Details are garbled but imply a minor incident with a wound and a 24 inch length reference.
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Father Lynch
Ormer County Bridge
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Loule
Westholder
Florist
Springs
Mountain Trading
Frontier Agents— Frontier Supply Co
Big Piney Agents
Big Piney Mercantile Co
Uncle Sam
George
Jorge
Sh Jp
Chu
Miss 6Th Dale
William Dale
Marquis of
Mise Dale
Hebecca Wilkes
Mise Brets
Jennie Parks
Oakley Unil
Byamston
Irma and
Wille Fearn
Jon Bird
Ryan Clan
Henry Smith
Indianapolis
Wiliam Sneddon
Diamond Coal & Coke Co
le Bing & Trip
Emoot
Mine Walker
Latrobe
Xilar
Cole
Feliz Bae
Ford Maxwell
Reo
Ford Repair
Corollo & Walters
Diamondville News
Selma
Mertha Swanson
Carter
Thin Point
Elizabeth Sneddon
L. D. 8. Hospital
Salt Lakety
Clay Snider
8. C. Snider
The
Mountain Trading Co, Ta
A. J. Sehils
Cokeville
Methodist Church
Tier
Jh, Casasea
A. Molinar
Trllinois
Ernest Molinar
California
Glencoe
Dick Fearn
Jack Oates
Fork I
Pei
Elk Hotel
Mes
Miler & Baga
Apts Fr Spare
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