Alfred Russold In An English Hospital
In a local notice Mrnor Mes Jos Rowgold announces the birth of their son Alfred after a period of illness. The family notes he had been sick but is improving and mentions Mr Rteel’s prior employment at the Union Mercantile Company and his many friends in the area.
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Alfred Russold
Mrnor Mes
Jos
Rowgold Redot
Sithedev
Alfred
Rteel
Kenmorer Spre
Union Mercantile Company
Unknown Man Found Dead in Room After Train Stop
An unknown man was found dead in a room after stopping off a train Friday night at a white rooming home. Authorities list heart failure as the cause. The man was identified as born in Nebraska and connected to the vicinity of Week Springs Miner.
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Pound
Connie Han
Fran Nebraske
Monthly Pay on Railroads Proposed to Extend
The article outlines a plan for semi monthly pay days on railroads with payments on the 1st and 15th of each month. It mentions the superintendent handling payments and notes no recent changes from the Remmarer aMsion, with expectations the arrangement will apply to the Short Line system.
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Thetrniet Ini
Huevos Deere
Polen Hoole
Race War and Then a Wold-Up
Disjointed OCR narrative describes a race related incident with disruptions and protests. The text mentions white and other groups, lodging a protest in Kemameror, and references to accommodations and a crowd reacting. The passage ends with a monetary figure of 8120.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melanie Unley
Kastan
Pullmoran
Malirand
Kemameror
Rand
Pbous
Persian shawls and Parisian fashions mix in new cashmere appeal
The article highlights Persian shawl designs influencing Parisian fashion, describing cashmere shawls, turbans, and beaded accessories. It notes versatile uses from wraps to handbags, with emphasis on color blends, fringe borders, and ornate detailing, alongside a local note about Diamondville sailors and their navy unit’s marksmanship honors.
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Pris
Khayyam
Sui
Rue de la Paix
Shane
Statehouse Preparing for Salons Move Next Month
Assembly offices are being rearranged in the Capitol as the state legislature plans its late January shift. The House and Senate chambers will be cleared for the move with committee rooms and other offices reassigned across the building. The District Council of Defense quarters may be dissolved after January 1, ending that office.
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Ce Capitol
Howe Ant
Senate
Wiltine Therom
Eumites
Sara
Iyestock
Drilling Resumed In Cretaceous No 4 Well
Mr. C. P. Budd told a Camera representative that drilling on the Cretaceous No 4 well has resumed after a three week idle period caused by machinery breakdown. The well was pumped Friday and the drill began Saturday. The crew expects sands within four to five days with indications of richer output than prior wells.
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C. P. Budd
No 4
Santa Chrus Delivers Early Christmas Pay
In Kemmerer yards the round-house crew of about thirty-five workers received back pay as a holiday surprise. The back wages, accumulated over months, ranged from around 100 to 496 dollars per man, with one man noting a $496 deposit. The workers welcomed the settlement as a Christmas gift from Uncle Sam.
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Kemmerer
Uncle Sam
Santa Claus
Miss Miller Named New Deputy Clerk
Mine Liliion Miller has been appointed deputy in the office of County Clerk H. R. Marisot to succeed Mine Carre Elliot who held the post about three years and resigned to be effective at year’s end. Mise Melen Mies will discontinue her work this week as Miller takes over duties next Monday.
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Mine Liliion Miller
H. R. Marisot
Mine Carre Elliiot
Mise Melen Mies
Mise Miller
Bank unveils fresh look amid staff shakeup
Sayings Bank completes a partial interior refresh after supervisor Stinberger, known for a quirky style, has returned to work. Ceiling and walls redecorated in a handsome manner, giving the branch a new and pleasant appearance for patrons.
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Kerminerin Say
Stinberger
Lincoln County Weekly Deeds Report 1918 Transfers
Lincoln County weekly record lists deeds mortgages and patents from November 23 to December 7 1918. It shows United States to David W Salmon section 35 township 23 range 116 United States to John C Ames section 10 township 16 range Granty Beed November 80 101% Jay A Quealey to Uinta Improvement Co section 25 township 22 range 116 $20000 and more transfers including Geo H Emery to Me1 Kerry at al section township 44 range 118 and J G Gud wundeen to Mary Ellen Gudmandien Jotef and Abik Kemmerer $600.00
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Staten
Loona BE
G. M. Vickrey
John KE. Milleson
Geo
H. Emery Eten
Kery
J. G. Gudwundeen
Mary Ellen Gudmandien
Jotef
Abik
Kemmerer
Prank Ross Attempt Ends With Knife Incident
A bartender at the Lincoln Harbor attempted self harm with a small knife Sunday morning. He survived after stitches were applied and was later jailed for the incident. Rows had been thinking heavily in recent days.
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Lincoln Har
Fase
Ewen
Ierah
Have You a Job for Your Soldier
Government moves to pair returning servicemen with jobs. Commanding officers may grant furloughs to men with jobs waiting, via affidavits from employers sworn before proper officers. Soldiers release could lead to honorable discharge shortly after.
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Alen
400 Men Discharged From Colorado Camp
Ray Roberts and several Cookeville men passed through Kemmerer Monday en route from Colorado Springs to home. In Cokeville, Roberts said 250 more would be released Monday morning. Carl Lordquist, a former Kemmerer forage employee, was among the discharged. He planned to ride the train rather than quarantine after a previous 30 day quarantine.
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Ray Roberts
Cookeville
Kemmber
Colorado Springs
Cokeville
Mr. Roberts
Camera
Colorado
Carl Lordquist
Kemmerer Forage
Lordquist
Government to pursue tax dodgers as war revenue drive expands
Washington December 7 report from Commissioner of Internal Revenue Roper warns that many income tax delinquents will be relentlessly pursued. A nationwide canvass by a reorganized corps of deputies aims to obtain delinquent returns. The year’s total receipts reached 1 1 784 610 0 28.7% with income and excess profits taxes forming the bulk. Per the report 2 819 029 Americans reported incomes above 4 000 yielding 22 595 262 40 in revenue and 666 629 others paid 692 613 241 19. Details show corporations, insurance, railroads, and munitions firms also contributing sizable sums.
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Washington
Jean
Treasury
Uns
Mxceaa Proain
Soldiers Discharges Forwar ded To Cheyenne
War Department urges veterans to send discharge papers to state headquarters Cheyenne for transcription to preserve each man s service history. Adjutant General Weaver notes the aim is a complete permanent record useful for pensions and future references.
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Adjutant General
War Department
Weaver
Cheyenne
Lincoln County
Adjutant General's Ofice
Ow. K. Whaver
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Proves Worth With Cold Relief
Many families rely on Chamberlains Cough Remedy during winter colds and sore throats. The article notes proven merit and urges following directions with each bottle for best results.
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Licely
Dreadful complaint relief noted for children
Fragmentary text reports rapid relief of a severe illness in children using a remedy described as medy cortain and opium related narcotics. The source expresses a cautious view that relief could be as reliable in children as in adults, indicating limited details.
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Ward Hassett
Medy
Ady
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Mona
Hitler
Ee Kinghorn
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Roddy
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Diamondville
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Navy
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China
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Rob Flockhart
Clarence de Main
Statehouse
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Santa Chrus
Miss Miller
Lincoln County Weekly Report
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Colorado Camp
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Brunsweick
Drilling and Development Co
Charles Lackey
Kemmerer, Wyoming
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