Fifth Annual Teachers Institute Opens in Kemmerer
County education event draws teachers from across the county to Kemmerer for the Fifth Annual Teachers Institute and Chautauqua programs. Enrollment list includes dozens of attendees from Kemmerer Frontier Cumberland Cokeville Diamondville Glencoe Oakley Afton and nearby towns.
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Kemmerer
Chatttauqua
Marenrat Nicholson
Teachers’ Institute
Kathryn Rouche
Kemmerer- Hmma
Frontier
Ada Collins
Mary Geesey
Elizabeth Woods
Anna Sanders
Mary Puff
Cumberland
Toulse Wilde
Helen Miller
Anne Miller
Helen Syme
Lida Bennion
Conerille
Bee Alleman
Cokeville
Bertha Swanson
Beasie Marley
Frances Whiston
Bachus
May Whiston
Gertrude Berruist
Diamondville
Salma Swanson
Jeanie Sneddon
Mamondville
Zannon
Florsie Smith
Pearl Jorgenson
Glencoe
Bernice Pearson
Lyla Schuster
Clencoe
Ann. McDonald
Oakley Mirton Shiliday
Oakley Marie Finnton
Oakley Anna Meyer
Elkol
Adele Meyer
P. A. Nielson
Afton
laVerné Nelsvon
Hyde
Nina Wollenzein
Victoria Campbell
Tina Dattori
Opal
Nan Thomann
Slpvia Nordatrom
Big Miney
Hello Solon
Biz Piney
Kathrine Miller
Granger
Helen Schurtz
Canyon
Rane Fontenelle
Emfen Shrdluy
Lacy Hitz
Fontenelle
Mary Armstrong
Merna
Alice Margo
Cora Ethel Weir
Accidently Shot Man Tries to Shoot Chicken at Frontier Mine
A colored man named Guillet was accidentally shot in the leg last Sunday while attempting to shoot a chicken with a revolver. The bullet lodged in his ankle and he was taken to the hospital where he is reported to be getting along nicely. He has been working in No 4 mine at Frontier.
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Fam Cullet
Guillet
Frontier
New Principal Arrives in Kemmerer High School
Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Honaka of Sabbathna arrived in Kemmerer and Mr. Honaka has accepted the position of Principal of the High School, succeeding Prof. B. H. Davis.
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O. J. Honaka
Sabethhaas
Kemmerer
Laat
Honaka Baa
B. H. Davis
Draft Calls in Lincoln County Slow Progress Report
Draft examinations have lagged with only 11 of 18 quota filled in Lincoln County. The local board spends time reviewing exemption claims. Reports indicate up to 150 men may be drafted by mid October under Wilsons second call.
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Lincoln County
Loreal Board
Wilson
Red Cross Dance Nets Healthy Sum Despite Low Attendance
The Red Cross Society dance held last Saturday night raised a neat amount for the organization though turnout was smaller than expected. Attendees enjoyed the event to the early hours and hope for another successful dance soon.
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Red Cross Society
Drafted Thomas Jarvie Expects Draft Exam in Idaho
Jarvie a night ticket agent at Cascade Idaho was notified he was on the last call for the draft. He left town this week to take his examination and plans to pass it. Though recently married he will not seek exemption.
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Thomas Jarvie
Cascade
Idaho
Jarvie
Jacobson Visit Draws Friends All Through Kemmerer
Jacobson of Cokeville and his companions visit Kemmerer, renewing ties with local residents. Norman Jacobson, long based in New York City, returns briefly, greeted by friends and officials including Mrs. Margaret Nicholson and Mr. James Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobson
Joe
Cokeville
Kemmerer
Norman
New York City
Mr. Jacobson
Arthur Olson
Grace Groutner
Corn Lloyd
Soulet
Flora Miller
Evanston
A. Burgeon
Willia Honska
Margaret Nicholson
James Jones
Viona
First Chautauqua Now in Full Swing in Kemmerer
The Kemmerer Chautauqua opens with a strong program in Triangle Park. Organizers report enthusiastic crowds, with Junior Chautauqua performances by children and plans to extend to Rock Springs Evanston and beyond.
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Kemmerer
Triangle Park
Rock Springs
Evanston
Chautauqua
Chautauqua Company
Jacksons Hole Tourism and Agriculture Rise With Scenic Drive
Tourists flock to Jacksons Hole as the Hoback canyon appeal grows and the road improves. The region showcases rich potato and grain farming nearby and thriving cattle ranching in South Park, with increasing auto tourism to Jackson Lake and the Tetons. Private transport and Yellowstone Park visitors fuel the boom as plans push for federal highway status.
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Hobek Canon
Jackson's Hole
South Park
Hoback Canyon
Tetons
Wyoming Wool Market Sets Record High Prices
Wyoming sheepmen expect wool sales this year to total about 14.75 million dollars with prices reaching 60 to 67 cents a pound for top clips. The market helps offset losses from heavy rains that reduced lamb losses, as notable growers report record sales and rising totals statewide.
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Wyontine
Toml Feed
Board of Aleep Commissioners
Wyoming
Sras_seeilseg
Wickerman
Rook County
Joe Kinney
Oscar Peterson
Mrs Brandon Visits Mrs Watt Asks Disposal Of Property
Mrs Brandon, visiting in the city late last week on business, reports improved health since moving to Lava Hot Springs and plans an indefinite stay. She publishes a notice in the Camera offering three late and three houses plus 1& 4 choice parcels near the Gros Ventre river for Kemmerer sale. A saw mill powered by Kelly is already installed, and when the mill is finished it will provide flour for valley residents and many in the Cora country. Hacksen Hole Article continued next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
C. J. Duff
Joseph Burch
Duff
Beaufleet
America
Mise Crites
Chautauqua Company
Jackson's Hole
Wilson
Snake River
van White
Jackson
Jaekwen
U. S
Jackson's Lake
State Highway Commission
Maranjaca
Fall River Basin
Henry Ford
Pall River
Hoback Canyon
Hole
Nile
Yellowstony National Park
Transportation Company of
Yellows
Tone
C. Watt Brandon
Gros Ventre
Kelly
Cora
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