Change in School System Recommendations Endorsed
The State Board of Education weighs revisions to county and city supervision, with funding for salaries of supervisors, and shifts certification and employment duties to a new state education division. The resolution committee backed adopting School Code recommendations, Wyoming Fair educational features, naturalization education, rural faculty rates, and Peace League work. Members included Superintendent Burch, Jennis McGuffay, and H. T. Emmett.
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Odicars
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Educs
Coffee Boards of Progress
State Board of Education
Department of Education
The
State Association
Burch
Wyoming
Wyoming Peace League For the Causes of Peace
Jennis McGuffay
Cody
H. T. Emmett
Worland
Catholic Bazaar Promises Handy Cough Syrup Sale
The Catholic church ladies host a bazaar with theater, afternoon and evening events. Proceeds yield a small profit while promoting a cough remedy praised as effective and safe for children. Mothers endorse the medicine for colds and croup, stressing its pleasant taste.
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Catholic Church
Socoum Theatre
Kemmerer Churches Mach Church Has Its One Moma
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Kemmerer churches and a church event with unclear details. No clear persons, organizations, or dates are readable to form a full summary.
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Kemmerer Churches
Mach Church
Moma
Lincoln County Officers Monthly County Meeting Proceedings
Lincoln County commissioners and officers including Chairman D. H. Payworth and J. O'Neil met at the Kemmerer Court House to conduct the monthly session. The group discussed livestock inspection duties and general county business as part of routine oversight and scheduling.
Kemmerer Daily News Humble Local Notices and Travel
Local items report Mrs. Ed Hanses and Elmer Rathbun visiting, Tuseday business in Kemmerer, and residents attending Woolgrowers Convention. Mentions include T. Hunter Salmon’s Cheyenne meeting, Mrs. A. D. Hoskins’s Thanksgiving return, typhoid illness of Moses Cook, sidewalk snow warnings, and various visitors from Cokeville Big Piney Eldorado and Georgetown Idaho. Union of names: May, Symen, Ball, Fox, Brandon, Whiston, MacGlashan, Larson.
Local Visitors and Doings in Kemmerer Area
Lee Caray of Granger visited Kemmerer Monday while in the employ of the college. Cy Condron of Border came to Kemmerer for eye treatment. Harold Munn and wife of Halfway returned from California after a visit. Fred Book of Big Piney built a barn with his father’s report. Ira Bailey has hauled piping for Cretaceous Oil at Big Piney as the flat well reaches 460 feet. Mr and Mrs Ralph Gunter of Church Buttes visited John Mason. Roy Rosenberg of the Interstate Commerce Commission survey team arrived in Kemmerer for a home visit. Flora Chapelle spent Thanksgiving in Evanston and returned with L D Tanner and son of Big Piney.
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Ira Bailey
Cretaceous Oil Company
Big Piney
Roy Rosenberg
United State Interstate Commerce Commission
Kemmerr
Local notes from Kemmerer and surrounding towns
Ralph Bugher and George Thompson of Marbleton visit Kemmerer as Wesley Vickrey named Orator of the week. Bob Houston of Merna comes to Kemmerer on business after cattle purchases in Idaho. plans to drive stock to Bin Ranch. Billy Mills and Tom O’Neil of Big Piney report little news. Tom attends county commissioners meeting. Turkey shoot results noted between Poynter and Biegel for a prize. Ivan Jones and wife visit Viola. family health improving after sickness. Advertisement: Bears Bellos-Heas & Co. offer a lost brand near Kemmerer hotel. owner to claim at Hotel Kemmerer. Harvey Blackler delivered the sermon at the M. E. church with Rev. Clower ill. Brownsons visit from O. S. depot at Diamondville for Thanksgiving. carpenters at Idaho Falls. A. W. McQuaig, Republican County Central Committeeman, stops en route at Evanston and Salt Lake while returning to school.
Hand Painted China Sale and Local Notes
Mrs McGill of Tampa Idaho promotes hand painted china and Christmas toys at The Union Mercantile including a miniature electric railway on a circular track with a light switch. Miss Lillian Miller travels with Mrs Harry Trost to Keokuk Iowa to visit a seriously ill brother. W S Vickrey of Marbleton visits Kemmerer as Marbleton Bar proprietor. Up-to-Date Garage reports high car traffic hindering entry as warmth and comfort rise to over 50 cars nightly. Charles Talcott plans return to Salt Lake City hospital after Thanksgiving. Lincoln County Trades and Labor Council adds a new bookcase. E W Simpkins of Spur ranch buys adjoining land, completing Denver trip. Bulbs bloom in a field nearby.
Sullivan and Bickley The Leading Plumbers Ad
Sullivan and Bickley advertise as the leading plumbers for plumbing heating and tinning with work and material guaranteed and a contact phone number 1891+ listed for service.
House and Lot Wanted in Kemmerer Visitor Notice
A classified item notes a resident seeking to buy a small house and lot in Kemmerer. It mentions a visitor, Guy Rose of Sublet, staying in Kemmerer last Saturday and a pleasant call to the Camera office. Also, the Fortnightly Bridge Club will meet at Mrs. Platt Wilson's home next Saturday.
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Kemmerer Om Sesall
Payasens Sore
Volenes He
Eretter
Guy Rose
Sublet
Kemmerer
Green Flash Phenomenon Noted At Sunset Across Observations
A discussion of the rare green flash seen at sunset is presented. The article explains how eye adaptation and complementary color principles may produce a fleeting green disk at the moment the sun disappears behind a clear horizon. Reports from observers note occasional sightings during bright events.
Theft in Ancient Wales and the right to life
The text notes that ancient Welsh codes were lenient toward starving thieves who had begged for three days and found no aid. It argues that the law upheld the right to life and required the well off to keep open house for travelers and the destitute, reflecting a sentimental legal sentiment.
Aerial Nests of Social Grosbecks in South Africa
In South Africa, social grosbecks form large colonies. They select a tall tree and cover it with a roof of nests, creating a communal dwelling. Four hundred to six hundred pairs may share this shelter. Nests are built in regular streets, resembling rows of tenement houses.
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South Africa
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Cy Condron
Border
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A. W. McQuaig
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