Desert reports exaggerated by storm wrecks and losses
A desolate storm swept through Kemmerer Cokeville and Rockpine causing wind gusts that scattered flocks. Bob, foreman in charge, reported his team safe while others suffered minor losses. Balderson noted crews fared well despite sudden weather, with one report of a sheep herder missing north of Wamut ter later party details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Rockdoers
Bob
Inne Balderson
Comay
Kemmerer
Cokeville
Rockopine
Eeepande
Hutchison Wan Soyo
Wamautter
Rawlins
Telephone Repair Gang at Work
Mountain States Telephone crews restore service after a disruption. A silver exchange crew works to keep telephony up to date and functional for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mountain States Telephone & Feieeek Oe
Ae Sliver Exchange
Eieeer
Ie Speece
Ss Ae
Ford Runs Over Horse Drawn Cart in Incident
A Ford vehicle struck a horse drawn cart in an unusual accident as witnesses named Wright and Dan Trayn. Details remain unclear but the event occurred near the popet line with a brief commotion and inquiries underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Basketball Friday game list confuses local audience
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Friday basketball game and a team possibly labeled Degeneres 2 with unclear context. No clear opponents, scores, or locations are readable, leaving only hints of a planned matchup and timing.
Porter Kormen Nuptials On Monday of rs week
Annie M. Porte and Wil-iam J. Kormen wed in a Frontier era ceremony officiated by Sommia Marshall at Kemmerer Glencoe. The couple plans future residence and hopes for a long life together in the rural district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter-Kormen
Wil- Annie M
J. Porte
Kormen
Quaaly Wins Salt in Early Cane CaseDecision Favor Quaaly
Quaaly wins the Salt case with a clear decision in his favor on every point. The dispute involved land Fontatelle lines and was described as decided in Quaaly’s favor. Local officials and observers noted the ruling was welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Quaaly
Fontatelle
Jones
Hago
Mooseheart Accepts McGinnis Children
McGinnis children accepted by Mooseheart for care as part of listed plan and arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooseheart
McGinnis
Edward Johnson Dies at Hospital
Edward Johnson died after being brought from a timber camp. He is survived by a grown son and was employed at the timber camp. The funeral was held at City Undertaking parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Johnson
Zansain County
Mr. Johnson
Piney field prospects cited by Keenan and locals
Keenan in Piney field area discusses prospects and transportation issues. Two cars of casing await at Opal for possible use, with weather and bed conditions of the area noted. The town sees work opportunities and shifting prospects as operations advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Keenan
Opal Swaiting Transportation
Vicars and Nott Hunt Deer at Wright Ranch
Paul Nott and James Vicars, old soldiers known as Vicars, spent Tuesday and Wednesday at the Wright ranch in the Pomeroy Basin hunting deer. No meat has been seen by friends, and reports of violating game laws by Salle are unverified as Paul shrugs and mentions no hope when Boo reports signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Nott
James Vicars
Wright Ranch
Pomeroy Basin
Salle
Paul
New Labor Party Seeks Affiliations and Funding
The New Labor Party invites trade unions farmers and allied bodies to affiliate. It outlines a petition based structure with proportional representation and a monthly tax to fund campaigns. Delegates urged to sign and forward resolutions to authorities amid calls regarding Judge A B Anderson and recall of strike orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pe Ee
Anderson
Congress
The Hoodlum film depicts a street urchin’s rise
A fragmented note describes a film about a street child admired and pitied by many, showing how a little luck changes life. The text hints at themes of envy, love, and monopoly on life, mentioning days of the week and a lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pector
Local Mines Idle As Nation Tightens Fuel Rules
Mines at Sublet and No. 6 report reduced output under national fuel restrictions. Only essential industries operate as Garfield governs priorities to keep shipping and key plants running. A high school basketball game tonight between Kemmerer and an opponent promises local excitement despite the hard times. A postgame dance with Billy’s orchestra will follow, costing about 150 dollars to host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ela
Pook
Billy
Bringinghe
Kemmerer
Conners Called to Coast for Sister’s Illness
Mr. Conners, teacher at Scenle school, was summoned to California after his sister fell seriously ill. The telegram stated she underwent a serious operation but is improving, and he is expected back at work within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conners
Scenle
California
The
Coust
Connere
Valentine Home Burns to Ground
A Friday night fire destroyed the Valentine dairy residence between Diamondville and Kemmerer. Pete Valentine, home alone, was badly burned escaping by a kitchen stove fire. State Game Warden W. T. Judkins of Cheyenne was in Kemmerer on official business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Teoms
Diamondville
Kemmerer
Pete
Ligenr
Jarquis
W. T. Judkina
Cheyenne
Water and Light Costs Scrutinized by Kemmerer Council
At a Monday town council meeting a letter from P. J. Quealy of Brondlar Supply outlines water and light plant investments and yearly profits. It quotes water plant at 83,205.65 dollars with 1,007.51 net for 1919 and a 1.59 percent return. the power plant at 200,765.44 dollars with 765.12 net and 3.7 percent return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 a Spectacular Local Lodge Ball
The eighth annual Moose Lodge ball at Cook's pavilion drew about 150 couples on the floor and overflowing balconies. Neibaur's orchestra provided music described as the best Kemmerer has heard recently, with standout trap drummer and trombonist keeping the crowd lively all evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge of Moose
Cook's
Neibaur
Orcinstra
Kemmerer
Harvest Ice Begins at Local Ponds
Jack Matthews leads the regular crew at work on the annual ice harvest. The ice is about three fourths its normal thickness but remains of good quality for storage and sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Matthews
Tork Ponds
Local educators return from Lander gathering
Mrs Geer county superintendent Jos EB Burch Kemmerer schools I H Moyer principal Superintendent Robinson Star Valley and Miss Thomas Big Piney Schools traveled home Monday after attending the Wyoming State Teachers Association meeting. About 800 teachers attended with 100 more arriving by Tuesday evening. The event featured welcomes, addresses on education and present day school problems, and notable participation by Lincoln County delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 a welcome program with songs and coffee, plus a free lunch. The gathering was hosted by the County American Club group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier
Apite
Areina
Harrison
Pee
American Club
Drilling to Begin On Carder Lease
Drilling work set to start on the Carder ranch lease after a prior home visit and local preliminary activity. The schedule targets a near-term start following a visit by involved parties and a period of planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carder Lease
Taylor
Wm. Marshall Ators
Carder Ranch
Johnson and Sewell Sentenced to Penitentiary
Johnson and Sewell, convicted and confessional, were sentenced by Judge Arnold to terms of up to twenty years in the Rawlins penitentiary for the July Winslow brothers murder. Sewell testified he shot Rube Winslow once. A motion for a new trial is due January 16 with a trial transcript ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewell
J. J. Johnson
Winslow Brothers
Bewell
Arnold
Rawlins
Johnaon
Oakley
Winslow
Young Sewell
Rube Winslow
Sheriff Oakley
Bill Sewell
Faksely
Iole
Kemmerer
Funeral for Matt Dalle Held in Cumberland Church
Matt Dalle died in Cumberland last Wednesday. His funeral was conducted Sunday at the Catholic church in the city under the auspices of an Italian society of Cumberland of which the deceased was a member. Death was from natural causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Dalle
Cumberland
Italian Society of Cumberland
Jury Reports December 15 Replevin Cases Move Forward
Jurors report December 15 as trials begin in a number of pending cases. The first trial is the replevin suit filed by Annie Richey against Davison Bros. William Lewis over cattle claimed under the Richey Iron brand. The next case is another replevin action involving ownership of a band of cattle claimed by Anthony Swenson versus Russell and Boomer. These are the only cases requiring a jury. remaining matters will be heard by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasdge Arnold
Kecmerer
Annie
Russell
Boomer
Burch’s Father Dies on Return from Lander Convention
A report from Kemmerer states that Prof. J. E. Burch died at his son’s home after attending a Teachers’ convention in Lander. The message arrived too late for Mr. Burch to attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerar
Nasoeration
Lander
J. EB
Hin Faguer
Ing Theiser
Dis Court
Burch
Guild Bazaar a Success for St Margin Guild
The bazaar held yesterday afternoon by the ladies of St Margin Guild raised 967.67 for the guild treasury. Donated fruits and baked goods were sold and served to attendees, boosting funds and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margin
Mrs Bolan and Family Visit in Fram Home
TL Bolan of Town and Mrs Bolan plan a short visit with Mr and Mrs Fl in Fram. They will travel to the coast for winter. Bolan’s aunt of Mrs Senith accompanies them for the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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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