Combat Committee Attacks Journal In Wyoming Labor Dispute
The Central Combat Committee of Thermopolis led by Arnold B. Larson attacks the Wyoming Labor Journal calling it the mouthpiece of the Nonpartisan League. They claim the Journal delays action on a state conference to form an association backing farmers and opposing the NPL while planning to unite farmers and other interests if the conference succeeds or fails.
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Central Combat Committee
Thermopolis
Arnold B. Larson
Wyoming Labor Journal
Bor
Weyoming Labor Journal
Organized Labor Movement
Wyoming
Nonpartisan League
NPL
Townleyites
George “Bear” McClellan
Worland
Thermopolia
League
Labor Journal
Wyoming Labor Jornal
Farmers and Union Men
Little Johnny's Fears At Our Chimney The Kids Antic
A fragment from a Chicago Tribune piece shows a child fearing a burglar or visitor entering through a wide chimney. The poem-like lines describe hiding, polite behavior, and the imagined dangers of Santa Claus and toys, with a setting of a familiar home and a fear of intruders.
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Ant
Claus
Aldo
Stay Away From Meet: Use Stealthy Methods to Hold on Farmers
A controversial editorial voice warns against public pressure on farmers and labor, advocating stealthy methods to unite all Wyoming citizens for the common good. It criticizes radical lists and promises a ready critique from the Wyoming Labor Journal. A student archer speaks about a symbolic painting in her box as a metaphor for quiet, shared artistic aims.
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Big Biz
Terem
Wyoming
Wyoming Labor Journal
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Ad Promotes Winter Supply
A vintage advertisement urges readers to buy Chamberlains Cough Remedy now to prepare for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It claims the medicine is pleasant to take and widely favored and suggests stocking up before winter ends.
Community Notes From Kelly and Diamondville
COUNTY NEWS James Hunter returned from Denver after health consultation. A birthday party was given for Bardette Burgoon. Guests included Mr and Mrs Robert Aiken their two children and Miss Bertha Swinson. Diamondville women enjoyed a quilting party at Mrs A M King's home with refreshments and cards. Local travel by residents of Kelly and nearby ranches is noted alongside Christmas goods at Kelly Drug Store and ongoing school commutes by Storer Kafferlin and Budge children illustrating rural life and education efforts.
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James Hunter
Denver
Bardette Burgoon
Robert Aiken
Misa
Bertha Swinson
Diamondville
A. M. King
Local social notes from Kemmerer district
LaBarge BE and W Jones with wife and child were visitors in Kemmerer last week. Alex Bertagnolli moved to Rock Springs for winter months. William Kahl visited county seat with W D Newlin and others. Mrs Joe Guette and Miss Bettie Whitman spent Saturday with Mrs E M Jones. Mrs J W Jones and grandchildren Jack and Bobby visited Mrs Genette during E M Jones absence. A L McGinnis heads to Opal for a second shipment of ef. Matt Sallis made a fre air trip to Kemmerer. Mrs Phil Twichell and daughter-in-law called on Mrs J W Jones and Mrs Genette.
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Be, W. Jones
Kemmerer
Alex Bertagnolli
Rock Springs
Joe Guette
Bettie Whitman
E. M. Jones
J. W. Jones
Jack
Bobby Jones
Genette
A. L. McGinnis
Opal
Matt Sallis
Phil Twichell
Inlaw
Sublet Items and Social Runthrough in Rock Springs
Rock Springs visitors mingle at a club house banquet honoring new members while Mrs. Kukoy visits with Mrs. Willard, who is ill, and Miss Kate Colletti stays with her sister in Diamondville. Jazz hounds hold a successful dance, and several locals such as Miss Cornelia Thomas, Miss Ivy Bennett, and Jennie Roberts are noted visiting or hosting. Regular social events recur as families and friends travel between Rock Springs Fossil Superior Cumberland and nearby towns.
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Mrs. Kukoy
Mrs. Willard
Rock Springs
Kate Colletti
Diamondville
Four
Jazz Hounds
Jennie Roberts
Sherfls
Ivy Bennett
Cornelia Thomas
Joe Smarker
Walter Miller
Cumberland
Philip Hussar
Fossil
H. Strley, Sr
Gladys
Superior
Mar
Agnes Vaughn
Fred Schlicer
Oakley
Kelly dances draw crowds in Jackson's Hole season start
In Kelly, Kelly venue thrives as four dances draw arrivals of youths and visitors. Rev Arnold Johns supervises December Christmas event preparations with Ellsworth Steele, while Charles Hedrick and Mrs Hedrick visit J W Allen and return to Grove. Local tales include a bull rope incident, Driggs trip for an optician, and a broken leg near the ranches amid winter travel.
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Kelly
Jackson's Hole
Charles Hedrick
J. W. Allen
Grove
Arnold Johns
Ellsworth Steele
Johns
Ben
Clay Seaton
Lasfosty
Driggs
R. C. Young
Optician
Optician, On Busines
Saint Stephen Story and the Christmas Cock Tale
The piece recounts Saint Stephen the first martyr whose feast falls December 26. It links his legend to a royal kitchen scene where he proclaims a greater king, provoking Herod who orders him stoned outside Jerusalem. A sign of his truth is a cock crowing on the platter, rebuking Herod’s plan. The tale credits Abbie Knewell Brown in Lippincott’s Magazine.
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Saint Stephen
Stephen
Herod
Bethlehem
Norvie
Chelan
Herod Wen
Walla
Jecasalong
Anil
Abbie Knewell Brown
Lippincatt’s
Cleansing the Saucepan Technique Described Amid Messy Text
A brief, odd instruction suggests rinsing a saucepan after pouring out milk, recapping the lid to trap steam, and cooling before removing it. Then submerge in cold water and scrub quickly, though the passage is garbled and lacks clear dating or sourcing details.
Rawling Legion Show May Be Brought to Kemmerer
A theater note suggests the Rawling Legion Show could tour Kemmerer. The Storm Country drama Tes of the Storm Country is cited as a leading attraction from previous years. The Arican post of hauling has made a cel of the production and Remimeter as 8, 1 not hay ides the drama some excellent
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Kemmerer
Haeling
Rawlins Delights Local Talent With Up-To-Date Royalty Show
With scarce road attractions this season due to high transport costs, Rawlins residents celebrate homegrown performers capable of staging royalty productions in modern fashion. The director and company leaders praise the ensemble while touting its strong local talent.
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Rawlins
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Combat Committee Attacks Journal
Partivan League
New Party
Little Johnny
Mabbe
Chicago Tribune
Gertrude
Archer
Koxn Bonkers
the Kemmerer Hotel Cafe
Hotel Kemmerer
Tom Ming
J. H. Mantle
J. B. Matthews, Jr
M. & M. Confectionery
Landera
Kemmerer Union Laundry
County News
Diamondville Notes
W. P. Redmond
Crystal Creek
John van Vleet
Bar B Ranch
Walter Scott
BE. Patterson
Webster Paplant
Flatcroek
Ewell Place
Elk
Earl Nichols
Leslie Kafferlin
Ea Blair
Jackson
Fred Topping
Kelly Drug Store
T. W. Holland
Fran Vic
Jim Smith
Ollie
Slater Creek
H. H. Menor
Norman Smith
Menor's Ferry
Jim Budge
Lincoln County
Storer
Kafferlin Sisters
Budge
William Kahl
W. D. Newlin
Joe Kukoy
Brainerd
T Raffch
Geo. Hiniker
Grovont
Smith Wilkinson
America
Wilkinson
England
Mrs Wilkinson
Leite
He Duerputy Bers
Romnpaey
Rawlins Republican
Melville Davisson Post
Ralph D. Paine
William Heyliger
Clarence B. Kelland
Andidaod
American Boy
Theo
Tillotson
Mutual Livestock Commission Co
Omaha, Nebraska
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