Kemmerer Chautauqua Week to Begin Saturday
Kemmerer prepares for its second Chautauqua week with a full program in Triangle Park. Officials confirmed the park is suitable and tickets are on sale at local stores. Prices are 2.50 for adults 1.50 for students and 1.00 for children. Teachers across the county will attend daily sessions concluding with an afternoon Chautauqua program.
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Kemmerer
Wyoming
Triangle Park
Kamm
Teachera Institute
Chatauqua
Forger May Be Gaucet C 1 Clark Man of Aliases
Sheriff reports a man in disguise passed forged checks after aiding a stranger who had been stranded ten days earlier. The pair, seen in Cokeville, ate a meal paid by Burl Haggerty and then forged Haggerty’s name for about $60, continuing eastward via telegraphs to Greely and Denver. Bergmerer is cited as a recurring haunt of such grafters.
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Sheriff's Office
Indy
Cokeville
Burl Haggerty
Kemmérer
Haggerty
W. Collet
Union Pacific
Greely
Denver
Tsn
Bergmerer
Labor Day Plans Narrowed to Local Observances
The district will hold modest Labor Day events with small celebrations in Kemmerer and local observances at Frontier, Diamondville, and nearby camps. Efforts to unite all groups into a large central celebration were dropped to focus on mining work.
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Kemmerer
Frontier
Diamondville
Allied Drive Reaches Paris Threat, British Push German Lines
The Allied advance toward Berlin stretches over a vast front from Arras to the Oise and Vesle rivers. In five weeks the Germans have suffered heavy losses, with over 110,000 prisoners captured, and 400,000 casualties cited by observers. The push includes rapid gains near Noyon, Roye, Chaulnes, and Bapaume while German defenders withdraw to shorter lines along the Meuse and toward a possible defensive Loth. The coming phases hinge on whether the Germans establish a stronger frontier defense or retreat further to safeguard Paris.
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Berlin
Pui
Soissons
Arras
Parin
Bapaume
Bi Chaulnes
Lihons
Roys
Noyon
Lagdarter
Oise
Allette
Vesle
Rheima
Somme
Paris
Marcel
Hindenburg
Germany
Liner
Meuse
Chaulnes
Rove
Peronne
Noyan Ham
Mimlenburg
France
Armee
Rhine
Boche
Hmenelt
Soiss Sons
Olso
Allotte
Solasone
Byng
Rawlinson
Eplus of
Terre
Rupprecht
Firitih
Official Primary Returns Call More Men to the Colors
The official primary returns show counts for U.S. Senate races and local offices. Draft notices list Lincoln County’s army allotment and call No. 1240 for Camp Lewis with men named for Sept. 3 entrainment. Other calls include Fort Riley, Fort Logan, and Camp Fremont orders amid a broad roster of registrants from Wyoming and surrounding areas.
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Wors
Wyoming
Ocal Draft Board
Lincoln County
Camp Lewis
Louis R. Jay Wilson
Penne Evanaton
Jene
Idaho
Jour
Reuben Sanchez
Fontenelle
William Pern
Ontenelle
Leonard Ferrin
Willard E
Etch
Edward E. Ae “Alpine
Roscoe Titensor
Logan
Utah
Lawrence ¢ Welch
Afton
Burton Miller
Bedford
Wyo
Walter R. Hubble
Kemmerer
Fort Riley
Kan
Milo Anderson
Grover
John Hainsworth
Sheldon Dickson
Woodruff
Adria L. Merritt
Eutjer Hickey
Halfway
Russell Shideler
Big Piney
Wye
Bruce L. Coulter
Teton
Wigs
Arthur L. Tyler
Jackson
Clarence E. Crumb
Rock Springs
John FE. Zeiher
Gust Jackson
Frontier
Hyrum A. Bieteran
Tymas Kelly
Neg
James Conet Lumberland
Aldo Damori
Glencoe
Star Valley Pioneers Visit Kemmerer
Star Valley pioneers John Graham and Mrs. Mary Parsons of Smoot, among Star Valley’s first settlers, visited Kemmerer with James L. Bruce of Afton. They traveled by car for legal business. it was their first trip to the county seat after thirty years in Smoot.
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Star Valley
Kemmerer
John Graham
Mary Parsons
Smoot
Grahams
Parsons
Daddy" Grahan
Graham
James L. Bruce
Afton
Two Lincoln County Men Fall in Battle
News of the deaths reaches Lincoln County with telegrams confirming Clifford Y. Phillips killed July 28 and Sidney Edwards killed July 15 while serving in the 146th Machine Gun Company in France. Both had resided in Lincoln County with families in the Green River Valley. Mason Phillips, Clifford’s brother, serves with the front line unit.
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Clifford Phillips
Sidney Edwards
Lincoln County
Cliford Y. Phillips
France
Phillips
Edwards
Green River Valley
146Th Machine Gun Company
Fremont
Mason Phillips
Cufford
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Teachers’ Institute
Re’ Clover
T. Hunter Salmon
J. B. Butterworth
E. J. Butterworth
Margaret E. Mullidson
Red Cross
P. J. Quealy
J Butterworth
Gaucet
C. 1
Clark
Ianyrith
The
First National Bank of
Weekly War Review
Heron Bordere
Roy Harrison
James W, Glasgow
T. C. Russel
United States Senate
James W. Fisher
John B., Osborne
W. W. Sproul
Francis E. Warren
J.B. Matthews
Oakley
A. A
Democrat
J. i Pitepatrick Nican
Joe P. Helts
el, Thomas
Som
Charles BE
Geo. Alleman
County Armourer
Tanner Republican
Chas. N. Heagle
Justice of the Peace Democrat
J. W. Glasgow
J. M. Mott
Frank L. Houx
Rowe
J. BL Camplin
Robert D. Carey
R.A. Condit
Maurice Greahon
Chaplin
A. H. Stewart
F. H. Westcott
J. C. Jefferia
Jordan
AD. Hoskins
George W
Perry
Congress
Hayden M White
F. W. Mondell
J. C. Harneberger
McDonough
K. A. Morton
Frank P. Cranceyeg
T. D. O'Not
Oscar Beck
Clarence Gardner
BRS
House of Representatives
D. Clark
Louis, Jensen
Thomas M. Holland
Thomas
Wilde
W. J. Witherspoon
Albert Barrus Co
J. D. Nobilte
J. W. Sammon
T R. Wilson
Garrison Ea
Margaret ¥. Nichalson
B . Rathbun
DH Scott
T. HL Salmon
Charles BE. Gomm
Andrew Morrow
Morris J. Hale
Wil Jes
John Ingram
Andreas Blickfeldt
Frank P. Bessette
Elmer L. Condon
Sam Brakus
Levi Hawkins
William H. Clark
John H. Goddard
Cumberland
Mita
Baro
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