Lincoln County Teachers Institute draws near hundred attendees
Kemmerer hosts the Lincoln County Teachers Institute at Kemmerer High School starting last Monday and continuing to Friday. About 76 teachers enrolled Tuesday with more expected to reach around 100, featuring leaders Supt. F P D Sluta of Pueblo and Miss Matilde Peterson. Local superintendents from Afton Diamondville Kemmerer Piney Cokeville and Star Valley attend along with Mrs Maggie Nicholson presiding. Public invited to attend lectures including Why do Authors Write this afternoon. Continued on Last Page.
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Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Lincoln County Teacher's Institute
Tnstitute
Afton
FP. D. Sluta
Pueblo
Colorado
Matilde Peterson
Ptbes
Slots
B.m
Capt
Joseph
Bureh
A. le Bui
Diamondville
J. 8. Inson
BE. H. Davis
Kemmerer High School
Beet
Retemson
Jack Major
Wyoming National Guard
Cheyenne
Rovinson
Idaho
Utah
Star Valley
A. D. Burford
Cokeville
Guermeey
Ing Battering
Penitentiary Bound For Local Bad Check duo
Pradaleat and Beebe, two local reputables known as wind-jammers, are jailed in Kemmerer after passing numerous bad checks on local businessmen. They face binding over to district court, with the crime carrying penitentiary potential. Victims include Fred Chapin, Dick Brown, Platt Wilson and Sigmund Kohn. Bert Carollo heads to Salt Lake with a Ford shipment.
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Ence P. Martin
Martin
Kemmerer
Tub
Beebe
Ford
Rock Spring
Fred Chapin
Dick Brown
Platt Wilson
Sigmund Kohn
Labor Day Looms Big Final Election Returns
The Canvassing Board led by County Clerk Harold Harrison and judges McDonald and Groutage met to tally last Tuesday's primary. An unofficial countywide count released late Tuesday night showed all precincts heard except Teton, with Mrs Nicholson narrowly ahead in the State Senator race and the County Superintendent contest tight between Nicholson and Miller. The board will finish the official tally later today. results from neighboring precincts suggest Teton will not alter the outcome.
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Harold Harrison
C. & McDonald
Diamondville
Henry Groutage
Bublet
Piake
Teton
Nicholson
Miss Miller
Labor Day Ode to the Laboring Millions
The piece extols Labor Day as a national holiday celebrated by millions across the nation. It links labor to the nation’s growth, from forests to railways, and portrays workers from diverse industries marching in gala attire to martial music, with proclamations from presidents and governors underscoring its significance.
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Toll
Big two day Kemmerer joint celebration planned
Committees spare no effort for a two day event spanning Kemmerer Sublet Cumberland Elkol and nearby counties. Over $2000 raised for activities including a major Japanese fireworks display to run both afternoons and nights. Events include a four mile motorcycle race a Cumberland Cumberland fast team baseball game and new attractions with prizes up to $40. Special free train service runs from Leatherland to Cumberland and Sublet daily. The Kemmerer and Cumberland bands provide continuous music and there will be activities for children all day Monday the big event day.
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Kemmerer
Cumberland
Elkol
Campe
Kemmere
Leatherland
Alt Wl Finance Committee
Tno
Tar Paper Thief Caught at Roundhouse
Laborer George Kallow was arrested last Monday and fined 26 plus costs for stealing tar paper from J. D. Barney, roundhouse foreman in charge of ongoing construction. Barney had hidden Sunday night to surprise the thief and recovered the loot beneath a house.
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George Kallow
Roundhouse
J. D. Barney
Round House
Kallos
Jo Mee Carnahan
Barney
September 15 Debt Plan for Kemmerer Camera 4
The publication adopts a paid in advance subscription policy. It reports subscribers in arrears are being billed and that the paper will require prepayment for continued service.
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Allhhose
Je Aly the Sith
Strike for Monday Drives Railroad Tie Up Across Nation
A nationwide railroad strike is set for Monday September 4 as leaders meet in Washington. About 400 000 conductors engineers brakemen and trainmen may walk out if no last minute compromise with President Wilson and Congress is reached. Some rail lines warn they cannot accept long distance shipments. Reports swirl of Union Pacific U S may stay at work and a federal eight hour day measure moves through Congress. Public interest rises ahead of the Monday action.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
United States
Union Pacific
U. Si
Wool Growers Convention Heads to Salt Lake City
Lincoln County rockmasters expected at the National Wool Growers Convention in Salt Lake City which opens today and runs for several days. Cokeville and Hamstor k residents joined the trip with families while Quealy plans to attend and display fine ram stock. A Lyceum dance Thursday evening offers entertainment for visiting teachers.
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Lincoln County
Salt Lake City
BR Curtis
Coke‘ville
Kemmerer
Geo. Watt
Hamstork
Joe Smith
Earnest
J. Quealy
We Lyceum
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Nicholson-Miller
Taysom
Third Judicial
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Lincoln Giz
Uinta
John B. Kendrick
Annace
Reprtative Clark
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Farneworth Aig Morrow
Rollins
Willams Harrison
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Saturday Brewing Post
Denver Punt
Wool Growers Convention
Kemmerer Savings Bank
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