Locals and Personalists Leave Kemmerer for Extended Trips
Local residents and visitors depart Kemmerer for journeys through Oklahoma and Texas. Among them are Dr A J Deuell of Rock Springs visiting, and Dr J R Marquis Mrs Mary Ann Smith and daughter Esabell Smith leaving for Salt Lake City for two to three weeks. Other locals include Gus Linden, J Pudham from Rock Springs, drillers from Lincoln Exploration Company, P J Healy of Daniel seeking hands, and Albert Larson and family returning from Kennebick Wash after attending a funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Smith
Esabell Smith
Kemmerer
Salt Lake City
Albert Larson
Kennebick
Wash
Laraga
Larson
Peter Houck
Montpelier
Labor Urges One Million War Labor Recruits Now
A Cheyenne telegram reports a national labor emergency for war industries with a one million unskilled worker shortfall and a large need for skilled labor. Georgia faces a potential plant shutdown if 5,000 workers are not supplied for the Bronawick clerical plant. Multiple plants, including Midvale steel, have already reduced output due to labor shortages. Authorities urge governors, mayors, bankers, and chambers of commerce to publicize the urgency and assign priority to meet state quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Avid
Bronawick
Midvale Steel
Contagille
Pennsylvania
Uefer
Chambers of Commerce
Farewell Dance for Troops Bound for Fort Riley and Fort Collins
The Kemmerer orchestra will host a Friday evening dance for boys to be sent to Fort Riley Kansas and Fort Collins Colorado. A large crowd is expected to attend to bid them farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer Orchestra
Hoys
Fort Riley
Kansas
Fort Collins
Colorado
Local Boys Furloughed From Camp Lewis to Harvest Crops
Clyde C Johnson and James T Beard, both in training at Camp Lewis, are furloughed home for thirty days to assist in crop harvest. Johnson is the son of Snell Johnson, a rancher on Cottonwood Creek in the Green River Valley, while Beard lives with his parents at Alta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde C. Johnson
James T Beard
Johnson
Snell Johnson
Cottonwood Creek
Green River Valley
Beard
Alta
Camp Lewis
Lincoln County Good Asset in its National Forests
Lincoln County holds a strong asset in Wyoming National Forests with net receipts for the year ending June 30, 1918 totaling 17,767.04. Of this 16,214.19 came from grazing stockmen, 1,480.15 from timber sales, 62.70 from one privilege, and 50.00 for grazing trespass. Twenty five percent returns to county treasuries for roads and actuals, plus 10 percent for roads and trails, and 10 percent of timber and forage value aids further improvements. Total Wyoming National Forest expenditures reached 19,000.53, including 11,520.16 for salaries and 7,876.87 for improvements and miscellaneous expenses. The payroll supports Lincoln County through ongoing administration and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming National Forest
National Fornsia
National Forest
Lincoln County
Cretaceous Suit Is Now Settled
Mr Midgley arrived in Kem inerer for a conference with directors of the Cretar conus OH Co. A compromise has been reached with local stockholders purchasing 22,000 shares from Tidley and associates who take a loan of eighty acres near the Cretaceous wall for development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midgley
Keminerer
Charles B. Budd
Charles Lackey
P. Mac Oladhan
Cretar Conus OH Co
Cretar Co
Cretareous Oil Company
Re. Tidley and Associates
Molina Warehouse Burglarized and Whiskey Stolen
The Hyer warehouse of Angelo Molinar was broken into on a Sunday night and two cases of whiskey stolen. A man named T. P. Gover was found with twenty one bottles of Yellowstone Whiskey and one half bottle in a room above the Dewey saloon. Gover was arrested and charged with grand larceny. preliminary examination set in a few days. Gover claimed he bought the items from two street boys for ten dollars with the rest to be paid later. He had previously purchased a case from Wyoming Mall Order House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyer
Angelo Molinar
Harnest Molinar
T. P. Gover
Molinar
Harrity
Gover
Wyoming Mall
Notice of Estate of Joe Cristofori in Lincoln County
In the District Court Third Judicial District Lincoln County Wyoming the estate of Joe Cristofori deceased. Angelo Molinar administrator filed with the Clerk his final account and petition for distribution. Creditors and interested parties may examine and file objections within thirty days after the last publication, by October 18, 1918. If no objections are filed, the administrator will proceed to final settlement. Also mention gray news stand auditor George Calvet who visited for several days auditing the company's business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Wyoming
County of
Lincoln
Diatrict Court
Joe] Cristofori
Oe Cristofori
Angelo Molinar
District Court
Lincoln County
Augnet Jyers
Cure for Dysentery from Chamberlain Remedy
In Asiana Kansas a Des Moines man recalls how his daughter nearly died from violent dysentery. A neighbor advised Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy, given by the family physician as hopeless, and the child reportedly survived. The father and himself saw equal success with the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asiana
Kansas
Chamberlain
William Whitelaw
Des Moines
Iowa
Colle
Ady
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KJ. Krandley
Granger
Wyo
Rock Springs
H. Har
Jack McKay
Hallway
Moras
James M, Jamieson
Kenmern
Swallow
Sennion Brothers
Cokeville
Wyoming
Mothers of Liberty
Autoccracy
Mack Bennett
Robert Warwick
Stolen
Rexall Drugs
Firepatrick Jeweler
Te Watch
Reon
H. Jadot
WM. E. Pitt
Blackleg
Frendu
Dan Sullivan
Oklahoma
Texas
A. J. Deuell
Rock Sprite
Mle
J. R. Marquis
Gus Linden
J. Pudham
T J. Hutler
A. T. Nelson
Alines
Slate Creek
Lincoln Exploration Company
P. J. Healy
Daniel
Huy Hands
Messrs
L. K. Olson
Guy. Summons
D. D. Lynvl
Afton Bank
Laura J. Winters
Kommeror
Afton
Mr. Lynch
A. Raymond
Lava Hot Springs
Idaho
Mina Flora Chapelle
Miax Elizabeth Woods
P. W. Spaulding
Evanston
Pinedale
Spaulding
Sam Daniels
Ronald
Sammuel
Mr. Haniel
Mr. Daniels
Conroy Mine
J. H. Stoner
H. 8. Jones
J. ™. Bryans
Lewia Kabell, Jr
Big Piney
Mise Klelg Scott
Diamondville I
John Scott Haw
Misson
Lenore Noll
Helen Kinghorn
Diamondville
Klente
Bull Lake Clty
Karl Hiomuiler
San Francisco
Blomaulat
Uncle Bain
Pacific
Willams Studio
Hearthea
Seb
Frank Able
Ondon
Utah
Mra. Knocke
Fred Pope
Bronx
Kemmerer Lo i
Pope
Great River Valley
T River Valley
Alfred Larson
Howard Hoits
McDonough
Andrew Homer
Warnorth
Oir
A. 0. Galman
John Beorn
Atar Valley
Kommuter
Crean River Valley
LABOR
Cheyenne
Molina
Tate Warehouse
Wood Oil and Development CO. AT
THE
Hersman Corporation
Wood, Bunker & Co
OWL Investments
Lincoln Tire Repairing Company
Lincoln Tire Repairing Co
West
T. Platt & Son
George Calvet
Gray's
Lewis Gash Grocery
C. L. McKay
J. A. Pohjola
Kodak
Lawrence&Co
Chicago
UN Akely
Frontier Supply Go
F. E. Curtis
Kemmerer, Wyo
Kejamerer
Hoskins
A. Vance
Ie Raternal
Sommerer Iotag
Pirates
Tnt
Tan Inn
Rioaay
Eee St
Ladies’ Shoes
C. P. Ford Line
Fine Shoe
Seas von Company
Llauts
al Priertianas
C. A. Christmas
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