Moose Dance Enjoyed By Young Crowd At Thanksgiving Event
A large jovial crowd attended the Moose dance at the Lyewasr theater on Thanksgiving night. The Kem merer orchestra played lively music into the early hours as red and white crepe streamers decorated the hall. Guests received pennants bearing P A P and were greeted with a refined supper served by Catholic church ladies.
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Kemmerer
Lyewasr
Loyal Order of Moose
Panchwan
P. A. P. Thareon
Mir
Mra
John McPhie
Pena
Moose Goss
Union League Forms in Diamondville Sessions at Wisdom Hall
A new organization named the Union League has formed in Diamondville. It holds weekly Sunday meetings at Wisdom Hall with speakers discussing topics of interest, such as Thos. Cutler of Elko presenting fifty minutes on "The Value of Reputation." The group plans winter sessions and invites interested attendees.
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Diamondville
Union League
Wisdon Hall
Thos. Cutler
Elko
Unknown Man Dead in Moxie Area After Train Injury
Coroner T B Carnahan was called to Moxie near Granger on Wednesday night where a coal miner about 9% years old was found dead near the trail road track. He appeared dazed, had been seen the day before by two men, and showed signs of violence suggesting collision with a train. An inquest in Kemmerer Thursday afternoon returned a verdict that death was by unknown causes. The body was held briefly and buried in Kemmerer cemetery.
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T. B. Carnahan Waa
Granger
Kemmerer
N. E. Oberg
Joe Pellegrini
Jobo Eeman
Kemmorer
Monay Home Ready for Occupancy in Kemmerer
A new brick residence in Kemmerer, built for Mr and Mrs Monay, is complete but not occupied this winter due to Mr Monay’s duties at Kemmerer Coal Company. L E Halbert has rented the home and plans to move in soon. The dwelling is described as one of Kemmerer’s palatial homes.
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Kemmerer
Wyoming officials seek federal postings amid appointments race
The Lyman Enterprise notes Urgent moves as Snoriff Ward of Uinta County writes to allies to back him for US marshal Wyoming. Felix Alston at Rawlins also seeks the post. James Brown is named for Evanston postmaster with Cameron eyeing the naval register role and Sandy Nesbet for Evanston land office receiver. Several applications expected as Democrats vie, Everly also seeking office.
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Evanston
Snoriff Ward
Uinta County
Wyoming
Felix Alston
Raw- Ins
James Brown
John H. Cameron
Sandy" Nesbet
Folger resigns as Kemmerer chief dispatcher in railroad shifts
James P. Folger, after twenty years with Harriman lines, resigns as Kemmerer chief dispatcher with plans to rest and pursue other opportunities. L. E. Hulbert and Johnny Mack will assume dispatching duties. the Diamondville towns plan a new road across a treacherous gully to improve travel, with cost and effort underway.
C J Husted Undergoes Operation for Growth
Assistant superintendent C J Husted of the Oregon Short Line was operated on at the LSD hospital in Salt Lake City on Thursday of last week for a growth near the right shoulder. The procedure was successful and he is recovering, expected to be out of the hospital this week.
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C. J. Husted
Oregon Short Line
LSD
Salt Lake
Gif
Alogly
Davis Made Assistant Superintendent in Idaho Rail Line
Davis, longtime Kemmerer figure and former Oregon Short Line dispatcher, is promoted to assistant superintendent and train master for the fourth district with duties from Glenn's Ferry to Huntington. Headquarters set at Nampa Idaho. Known locally as Davie, he moved from Kemmerer two years ago to Pocatello as chief dispatcher and has now earned the new post.
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J. E. Davis
Kemmerer
Oregon Short Line
Bowewa Glenn's Ferry
Huntington
Nampa
Idaho
Davie
Pocatello
John O Connell Dead in Boln mining district
John O Connell of Boln Wyoming died yesterday of Brights disease at his post 1025 North Nineteenth Street after two days illness. Born in Harrisburg Kentucky he lived in Boln years and worked in the city street department seven years. He leaves a wife a brother and a sister. He was a member of the Odd Fellows and Woodmen of the World. Sympathy extended to Mrs O Connell from the community. Bucks to Feed T offers hay and buck care for winter with summer arrangements possible and grain available upon request. Wale Cokeville Wyoming.
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John O'Connell
Boln
Thuby
O'Connell
Resi Denthere
Dense
North Nineteunth
Mr. O'Connell
Harrisburg
Bolew
City Street Department
Slater
William O'Connell
Bolas
Harrisburg, Ky
The
Odd Fallows
Woodmen of the World
Apron Bazaar and Dance for Helios Society in Kemmerer
The Helios Society of the L. D. 8 Church of Kemmerer plans an Apron Bazaar and Dance at the Lyceum theater on Saturday evening December 7. A lunch and afternoon program precede a grand ball. The Relief Society supports the mission to aid many and urges support.
New Stamp Issue Details Pan Panama-Pacific Expo Stamps
Postmaster General orders 80 million one cent, 150 million two cent, 4 billion five cent, and 000 million ten cent stamps for Panama Pacific International Exposition. Stamps show Balboa, Golden Gate, and San Francisco Harbor motifs with colors green red blue and dark yellow. Sale begins January in post offices.
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Pan Framoleco
Genéral Hitebousk
Potaene
San Francinco
Lusgof
Balboa
Dinovarar
Pacific
Govan
Panaiuna
San Francbwo Harbor
San Vroneinga Bay
New Barber Shop Opens in Kemmerer With Local Ties
A new barber shop opens in Kemmerer near Seale and Roberts with plans for midday operations. Owner Myr Woods recently moved from Kemmerer and aims to bring fresh services to the community.
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Woalle
Prontier
Jim Roberts
Wil
Kemmerer
Fragmented note on unclear events and identities
A garbled text fragment mentions Hud pounds and a 19 year old with halter and rope on. It references Ley Aang Om and an offer of 64 Fe, plus names Duke Grant and Bowell quay, but the details are unclear and sources do not yield a coherent record.
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Alwat
Phiod
Keward
Bealiang
Duke Grant's Quay
Eit of
Bowell
600 Tons Daily Coal Output at Mammoth Mine
Arthur L. Thomas, superintendent of Mammoth Coal Mining Co., reports workers nearing 100 employed as daily output reaches 600 tons. Coal markets extend to Idaho with retail points in Ogden and Salt Lake City. Old inferior entries are abandoned as mining shifts to higher grade coal, demand outruns output.
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Arthur L. Thomas
Mammoth Coal Mining Co
Woodnew
Salt Lake City
Ball Players Return Mowars A C Weuley and Andy Moore Visit Diamondville
Detroit visitors Mowars A C Weuley and Andy Moore plan a winter stay in Diamondville. The former pitched and the latter caught for the Diamondville team two years ago, earning strong records and contributing to the team’s many successes with that battery.
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Mowars
A. C. Weuley
Andy Moore
Detroit
Diamondville
Surprise party honors twelve year old Pauline Sammon
On Wednesday evening last week a crowd of friends surprised Pauline Sammon for her twelfth birthday anniversary. The gathering featured a fine array of treats and coffee served by Mrs. Sammon. Pauline enjoyed her first party and extended best wishes for many future returns.
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Jauline Sammon
Resting Visit of Billy Haines Noted in Kemmerer
Billy Haines a well known former stage driver for Kemmerer Pinedale and Opal Pinedale routes visited Kemmerer in the latter part of the week. He has spent several years developing a ranch on Horse Creek and he also made a trip to Montpelier during the visit.
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Billy Haines
Kemmerer-Pinedale
Opal-Pinedale
Kemmerer
Billy
Horse Creek
Montpelier
Meat War in Seattle Cuts Meat Prices
The Puget Sound meat war reduces retail beef prices to ten to twenty cents per pound. Western cattle shortages push expectant higher costs as eastern price levels fade, with Seattle retailers selling unprecedented meat volumes. Pocatello Tribune reports continued market disruption for months.
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Idaho
Seattle
Htchers
Fucking House
Packing House
Puget Sound
Pocatello
Tribune
Work Over the Pri mary Law Needs a Major Overhaul
The Thermopolis Record notes the primary law is dense and ambiguous, urging drastic simplification. It suggests a legislative shakeup after the Chinese puzzle is settled, proposing a public draft by an eighth grade student to ensure clarity for citizens and court review. Hospital work continues, with hopes of year-end completion.
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Supreme Court
Thermopolis
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Moxie Station
Monay
Bank of
Jh" Folger
New Road Thru Ravine
Harriman Lines
L. E. Hatbert
Harriman Ines
James P. Folger
Jim
Folger
Lincoln County
Tn Railroad
L. E. Hulbert
Hulbert
Johnny Mack
Harriman
Johnny
J. B. Doles
W. 3. Self
Davis
Thea
Lagu Obriatonens
Wale
Cokeville
Wyo
Elkot
Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Company
Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Co
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