Desert Sheep Report Shows No Major Losses From Sudden Storm
A Wyoming storm caused rapid winds and drifting snow impacting sheep outfits. Bob Hutchison’s crews faced exposure but none of his men were seriously harmed. Balderson reported crews progressing from Cokeville to Rockpine, with a few flocks scattered north of Wamuttinger and a parley of locals indicating a sheepherder missing near Rawlins.
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Ion
Rockdoers
Bob
Inne Balderson
Comay
Kemmerer
Cokeville
Rockopine
Eeepande
Hutchison Wan Soyo
Wamautter
Rawlins
Telephone Repair Gang at Work
The Mountain States Telephone men repair a silver exchange crew to keep service up to date and ensure continued operations for customers.
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The
Mountain States Telephone & Feieeek Oe
Ae Sliver Exchange
Eieeer
Ie Speece
Ss Ae
Ford Runs Over Horse Drawn Cart in Accident
A report notes a Ford vehicle struck a horse drawn cart in an incident witnessed by locals. Details are sparse but indicate a collision occurred near a roadside area with no further injuries reported.
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Ford
Basketball Game Friday Promises High Scoring Duel
Readable scraps indicate a Friday basketball game with emphasis on teams and players. The fragment mentions a tail end and a potential opponent, with a focus on scoring and competitive effort.
Porter Kormen Nuptials On Monday Of This Week
Annie M Porte and Wilbur J Kormen were married in Glencoe by a justice of the peace. The ceremony took place in a Frontier era setting with attendants from Kemmerer and surrounding communities. The couple plans to reside in the area and begin married life together.
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Porter-Kormen
Wil- Annie M
J. Porte
Kormen
Quaaly Wins Salt in Landmark Early Decision
Report says Quaaly won the case yesterday with a decisive verdict in his favor on all points. The matter involved land Fontatelle ines and related conveyances, with Jones expressing esteem for the outcome and the parties.
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Mr. Quaaly
Fontatelle
Jones
Hago
Mooseheart Accepts McGinnis Children
Mooseheart accepts McGinnis children who will be sent for care. The Moon County placement adds to the roster at the Illinois aid institution.
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Mooseheart
McGinnis
Edward Johnson Dies at Hospital
Edward Johnson died at a local hospital after being brought in from a timber camp. Funeral services were held at City Undertaking parlors with ten day survivor a grown son who works at the timber camp.
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Edward Johnson
Zansain County
Mr. Johnson
Piney field prospects cited by Keenan in town visit
Keenan in town for business notes two and two cars of casing at Opal awaiting transportation. He adds that weather and bed candicioda affect field work prospects, with a promise of better outcomes as the Piney field develops.
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Pete Keenan
Opal Swaiting Transportation
Vicars and James Vicars Deer Hunted at Wright Ranch
Vicars Saw Some Sign Paul Nott and James Vicars, two elderly soldiers, hunted deer Tuesday and Wednesday at the Wright ranch in the Pomeroy Basin. No meat found and no proof of game law violations. Paul dismisses Boo's report as mere signs.
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Paul Nott
James Vicars
Wright Ranch
Pomeroy Basin
Salle
Paul
New Labor Party Seeks Affiliation and Funds
The New Labor Party invites trade unions farmers associations and other supportive bodies to affiliate. It outlines a petition driven constitutional setup with local branches and a 400 member per state representation model. It plans campaign funding from monthly dues and aims to raise 5 to 25 cents per member. It mentions A B Anderson and recall issues tied to mine strike actions and judicial authority over congress lawful acts.
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Pe Ee
Anderson
Congress
The Hoodlum in a Street Tale
A fragmented notice describes a work titled The Hoodlum featuring Mary Pector as a street urchin. The excerpt hints at jealousy envy pity and a focus on love of life. The text points to a lecture or screening with dates and days listed.
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Mary Pector
Local Mines Idle Amid War Fuel Restrictions
The fuel administration reports mines operating at reduced capacity with under half normal output. A high school basketball game between Kemmerer teams is set for tonight followed by a dance and live music, with costs around 150 dollars and local supporters urged to attend.
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Ela
Pook
Billy
Bringinghe
Kemmerer
Conners Called to Coast for Ill Sister
Mr Conners a teacher at Scenle school was summoned to California after a telegram reported his sister there was seriously ill and underwent a major operation. He is expected to return to work within a few days as she shows signs of improvement.
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Conners
Scenle
California
The
Coust
Connere
Valentine Home Burns to Ground
A fire swept a Valentine dairy residence between Diamondville and Kemmerer Friday evening, destroying the house and its contents. A 16 year old boy, Pete, at home alone, was badly burned on his hands and face while escaping. he was hospitalized. State Game Warden W. T. Judkin of Cheyenne visited Kemmerer on official business.
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Valentine Teoms
Diamondville
Kemmerer
Pete
Ligenr
Jarquis
W. T. Judkina
Cheyenne
Water and light cost scrutiny stirs Kemmerer council
A Kemmerer town council meeting featured a letter from P. J. Quealy of Brondlar Supply detailing water and light plant investments, maintenance costs, and profits. He disputed a Republican article alleging profiteering, noting modest net gains and inviting the council to inspect company books.
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P. J. Quealy
Brondlar Supply Company
Kemmerer Water and Light Service
Kemmerer Republican
Quealy
Kem‘werer
Kemmerur
Feentley Supe Supply Company
City Couners
Wen
Moose Dance in Kemmerer Draws Large Crowd
The eighth annual Moose Lodge ball at Cook's Pavilion last Saturday evening drew about 150 couples on the floor with balconies filled. Neibaur's orchestra supplied music, praised for its quality and the drum and trombone solos that kept attendees lively all night.
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Lodge of Moose
Cook's
Neibaur
Orcinstra
Kemmerer
Ice Harvest Begins Under Jack Matthews Crew
Jack Matthews leads the regular crew at work ponds to begin the annual ice harvest. The ice is about three fourths its normal thickness and of good quality for this season.
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Jack Matthews
Tork Ponds
Local educators return from Lander meeting
Mrs Geer county superintendent Jos EB Burch Kemmerer schools I H Moyer principal Superintendent Robinson Star Valley Miss Thomas Big Piney Schools arrived Monday from Lander for the Wyoming State Teachers association meeting. Nearly 800 teachers attended with sessions on registration departmental meetings and a reception. The Lincoln County delegation reported strong turnout and a shared goal better schools in Wyoming.
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Wyoming
Wyoming State Teachers’ Association
Lander
Ferns Falls
Acea
Dean Faville
College of Agriculture
University of Wyoming
John A. Benson
Romaing Collom
Lucile Potter
Aaron A. H. Maxwell
J. E. Burch
Kommerer
Association
E. ©. Moore
Harry Baldwin
W. L. Dugan
Kittie Croillard
Knapp
State University
Punch
Mrs. Geer
Frontier Welcomes Service Men
A large crowd attended a Frontier event honoring returning soldiers. The evening featured songs, dances, and coffee with a lunch provided. The program, hosted by the 5 County Cher Association and the 300 percent American Club, offered free entertainment and meals.
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Frontier
Apite
Areina
Harrison
Pee
American Club
Drilling Set to Start on Carder Lease
Reading fragments indicate plans for drilling work on the Carder ranch lease following a visit by Taylor and Wm Marshall. The text shows scattered notes about timing and people but lacks complete details or clear dates.
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Carder Lease
Taylor
Wm. Marshall Ators
Carder Ranch
Sentences given to Sewell and Johnson in Winslow murder case
At five on Wednesday Sewell confessed and Johnson was convicted for the July murder of the Winslow brothers. Sewell received from-to twenty years in Rawlins penitentiary. Johnson claimed innocence before sentencing. Both were sent to prison, with lingering questions about the case and new motions anticipated.
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Sewell
J. J. Johnson
Winslow Brothers
Bewell
Arnold
Rawlins
Johnaon
Oakley
Winslow
Young Sewell
Rube Winslow
Sheriff Oakley
Bill Sewell
Faksely
Iole
Kemmerer
Matt Dalle Buried In Cumberland Funeral
Funeral held for Matt Dalle who died in Cumberland last Wednesday. Service was at the Catholic church in the city Sunday under the auspices of an Italian society of Cumberland of which the deceased was a member. Death attributed to natural causes.
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Matt Dalle
Cumberland
Italian Society of Cumberland
Jury Plans Trials in Replevin Cases At Davison County
Jury to report December 15 in Davison County for trials of two replevin suits. Annie Richey vs Davison Bros over cattle title branded with the Richey Iron and Anthony Swenson versus Russell and Boomer over a band of cattle. After these jury cases, remaining matters proceed to court.
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Pasdge Arnold
Kecmerer
Annie
Russell
Boomer
Burch’s Father Dies After Return From Convention
A report from Kemmerar states that Mr. Burch learned of his father’s death on his way home from the Teachers’ nasoeration convention at Lander. Prof. J. EB provided the news at his residence, but the message arrived too late for Burch to attend the funeral.
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Kemmerar
Nasoeration
Lander
J. EB
Hin Faguer
Ing Theiser
Dis Court
Burch
Guild Bazaar a Success for St Margin Guild
The bazaar organized by the ladies of St Margin Guild yesterday afternoon was a decided success. Many fruits donated by members and friends were sold, raising a net cash total of 967.67 for the guild treasury.
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St. Margin
Bolan Family Visit Mentioned in Fragmentary Note
Morning reference to TL Bolan and Mrs Bolan of Town visiting in the home of Mr and Mrs Frам here for a week. The text notes they will go to the gonat where the winter and mention of Mrs Senith as an aunt, indicating a family travel sequence with unspecified destinations.
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TL Bolan
Gonat
Mr. Bolan
Senith
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Gonsaheey
Wright
Dan Trayn
Degeneres 2
Ler
Herns Ees Orn
Attar
Quaaly
Keenan In
Piney
New Labor Party
Kemmerer High School
Evanston Basket Shooters
Valentine
Republican
Providence
Moose Dance Success
Agaan Kavened
Calak
Johnson
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