Lincoln County Teachers Institute draws near full turnout
Kemmerer hosts the Lincoln County Teachers Institute with nearly 110 teachers from across the county. The event runs Monday to Friday at the high school, featuring Superintendent FP Slusa of Pueblo and Miss Matilde Peterson. Local superintendents from Kemmerer, Diamondville, Afton, Cokeville, and Piney oversee programs. Public invited to attend lectures, including Why do Authors Write by Supt Slusa, with sessions and musical elements noted.
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Colorado
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J. 8. Inson
BE. H. Davis
Kemmerer High School
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Retemson
Jack Major
Wyoming National Guard
Cheyenne
Rovinson
Idaho
Utah
Star Valley
A. D. Burford
Cokeville
Guermeey
Ing Battering
Penitentiary Bound After Local Bad Checks Case
Pradaleat and Beebe, known as the wind jammer duo, are jailed in Kemmerer on multiple local bad checks. Victims include Fred Chapin and Dick Brown. they face district court after pleading. Bert Carollo and mechanic Russell Johnson prepared a Ford shipment from Salt Lake last week.
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Kemmerer
Tub
Beebe
Ford
Rock Spring
Fred Chapin
Dick Brown
Platt Wilson
Sigmund Kohn
Bert Carollo
Salt Lake
Russell Johnson
Labor Day Looms Big Final Election Returns
The Canvassing Board including County Clerk Harold Harrison and Judges C. McDonald and Henry Groutage met to tally the last Tuesday primary. Unofficial results from most precincts show Mrs Nicholson leading Miss Miller in the Republican County Superintendent race by a small margin. Final official counts were not complete, with Teton precinct still pending and editorial continuation promised.
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C. & McDonald
Diamondville
Henry Groutage
Bublet
Piake
Teton
Nicholson
Miss Miller
Labor Day Anthem of the Laboring Millions
A reflective salute to Labor Day describing workers from factories and mines joining in a national holiday. The piece argues labor underpins American prosperity and civilization, noting presidential proclamations and widespread observance across communities. It emphasizes labor as a unifying force in national progress.
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Big two day Kemmerer celebration promises grand events
Committees spare no effort for a joint two day celebration featuring Kemmerer Cumberland Sublet and surrounding towns. Over $2000 raised for events including a Japanese fireworks display and a four mile motorcycle race with $20 to $40 prizes. A Cumberland versus Kemmerer baseball game, firemen hose race, first aid contest and Japanese throwing events add to the lineup. Special free trains run daily to Leatherland Cumberland and Sublet with bands providing continuous entertainment for all, especially children, on Monday the main day.
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Stole Tar Paper Charged At Local Roundhouse Theft
Laborer George Kallow was arrested last Monday for stealing tar paper from J. D. Barney the roundhouse foreman. He was tried before Judge Carnahan on a $26 fine plus costs after Barney, hiding near the property, nabbed him from beneath a house where the tar paper was found.
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Roundhouse
J. D. Barney
Round House
Kallos
Jo Mee Carnahan
Barney
September 15 and paid in advance plan for The Camera
The editor urges readers to switch to paid in advance subscriptions, noting success in other papers. The Kemmerer Camera adopts the policy, sending arrears notices and warning that credit will end after a grace period.
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Saturday Brewing Post
Denver Punt
Cheyenne
Allhhose
Je Aly the Sith
Strike for Monday threatens nationwide railroad shutdown
A report from Washington says a railroad strike is set for Monday September 4, involving 400000 conductors engineers brakemen and trainmen unless President Wilson and Congress avert a last minute compromise. Rumors say some on Union Pacific and U S may refuse to strike while others expect a new eight hour day measure. The strike order has been heeded and the public awaits events before next Monday.
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Wool Growers Convention Draws Lincoln County Leaders to Salt Lake City
Many prominent Lincoln County rockmasters plan to attend the National Wool Growers Convention in Salt Lake City, which opens today for several days. Local residents including BR Curtis and family, Geo Watt, Joe Smith and his wife, Earnest Smith, and FP Quealy will participate, with a ram sale on display. A dance at the Lyceum Thursday evening provides entertainment for visiting teachers.
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Salt Lake City
BR Curtis
Coke‘ville
Kemmerer
Geo. Watt
Hamstork
Joe Smith
Earnest
J. Quealy
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