Cretaceous land contest reaches decision in Wyoming case
A land dispute in the Dry Piney field near Kemmerer ends after three years. Judge Lackey favors Mrs. Durnford against Cretaceous Oil. the key NE 14 section 28 11 14 in the Deya oil field is valued for oil rights. Lincoln Idaho wells sit on the leasehold. attorneys R F Rone and W Spaulding argued the case.
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Kemmerer
Chas Lackey
Toner
General Land
Washington
Editstria
Dovivian
Lackey
Hinvatist x
Mira
Neldat Durnford
Aection
Deya
Dond
Darnford
Mew Durnford
Hu Dem
Pyanstan
Alex Nisbet
Durnford
Fes
P. Folger
Lachey
Talliman
Evanston
Dering
Cretaceous Oil Company
Crotarions Company
Ibis Lincol-Idaho Oil Company
R. Ft. Rone
Mfr. Lackay
UW. Spaulding
Durafori
Woman dies at L C M hospital in Kemmerer
Mrs Margaret Dowling died Sunday at the L A My hospital after a severe attack pneumonia while en route home to Oregon City Oregon. Her husband Frank Dowling was notified and accompanied the remains to Oregon City for burial Monday.
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Margaret Dowling
Oregon City
Oren
Orl
Kemmerer
L. A. My. Hospital
Frank Dowling
Bishop Thomas Coming to St James Church
Right Rev N Thomas, Episcopal bishop of Wyoming, will preach at St James Church next Sunday December 19 at 9 a m. A class will be confirmed. The public is cordially invited to attend the service.
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Thomas
Wyoming
St James Church
Ag. m. Claws
Dancing Party by Masons at Ly mn Hall Given
Members of the local Masonic Lodge hosted a Mayonie dance near Lynn Hall on a Saturday night. The event featured green and red decor with crepe paper and Christmas trees. the Two Billge Orchestra provided music and residents and visitors attended, including Dr Sanders and other local figures.
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Ly Mn Hall
Beide
A. Sanders
Kem Merwraslae
Rawk Springs
Afton
Jus
Granger
Ebolrman
Anne Laverty
Jofbos
Lan
Therome
Messrs
Hon Bell
I Mosby
Wolland
Hoover plea to aid European children faces winter crisis
President Hoover appeals for 3,000,000 European children in peril as famine and poverty threaten a mass tragedy this winter. He mobilizes U S relief agencies including the Red Cross Jewish Joint Distribution Committee and Protestant groups under a unified effort to provide food and shelter.
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Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Inn
Amercan Red Cross
American Priority’ Service Committes
Qankers
Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
Pedoral Churcher
Chiat
Atertons
Daughter Visits Cokeville Father from Long Distance
Phillip Leffler of Cokeville received a happy surprise last Thursday when his daughter Mrs Kurt Wallace, whom he had not seen for twenty years, visited him. Mrs Wallace lives in Red Lodge Montana and was joined by Mr and Mrs Gladys West and Phillip Mil. cousins of Mrs Wallace, who went to Cokeville. The group then traveled to Salt Lake City and planned to return to Akron Ohio.
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Cokeville
Phillip Leffler
Kemmerer Coal Company Faces Worker Shortage
Mr. P J Quealey of the Kemmerer Coal Company says more men are needed to boost mine output. He denies ads in the Afton paper and notes workers from Star Valley who came for jobs were hired but left due to the work. Payrolls underpin local business and bank stability in Kemmerer.
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Kommerer Coal Company
P. J. ‘Quealey Pana
Kemmerer Republican
Kemmerer
Star Valley
Afton
Kemmerer Coal Company
Mr. Wealy
Tar Valley
Busines
Kammerer
County Ranchers Enlarge Holdings in Lincoln County Lands
Lincoln county ranchers enlarged holdings by purchasing land from forty acres to whole sections at ten dollars per acre, with one exception at twenty one ten dollars per acre. Purchasers listed include Beck, Huston, Sandberg, Alexander, Peterson, Uinta Improvement Co, Bogers, Linden, Herahler, Pomeroy, Jowett, Rathurn, and others, under a fifteen year, four percent interest plan.
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Lincoln County
Lota
Stanley Alexander
Star Valley
Beott
Joseph Huston
Herman ‘Sandberg
C. J. Peterson
Bdo
Uinta Improvement Company
John Bogers
All Linden
Jacob Herahler
F. J. Pomeroy
C. G. Jowett
Olwen
Ea Eeheverey
J. H. Stoner
Rathurn
William Akan
Grade School Entertains With Mother Goose Operetta
Grade school pupils perform the Mother Goose operetta at the high school auditorium Friday at eight for the Victrola fund. The show includes children from all six grades with a chorus from grades four to six. Each lower grade will present a special act as about 200 pupils participate on stage. Mrs Porter oversees the operetta with music supervision in the upper grades.
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Chillren
Erade
Porter
Pomeroy Family Plans California Homelease Venture
Mr and Mrs Prank Pomeroy and family, long Fontenelle residents, travel to Whittier California to establish a leased home for the next few years. The Pomeroys acquired additional Fontenelle land recently, boosting the ranch's value for the new lease and continuing their stock business.
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Pomeroy
California
Prank Pomeroy
Fontenelle
Whittier
Gulia
Heire Owe Allen
Saflen
Opal Continues Heavy Cattle Shipments
Local cattle industry notes Opal church of beef shipments continuing amid several months of steady activity. The article references key figures and parties including the Alexander brothers and Beckwiths, with dates indicating shipments this week and notes on market timing and value.
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Opal
Pate
Charly
Alexander
Uthor
Yaneh
Byckwith
Weyeneth Will Probated In Probate Action
A petition to probate the will of Mrs Minnie Miller Weyeneth was filed with the District Court. Hearing before Commissioner M S Reynoldy is set for the 24th. The petition asks for L Smith of Kemmerer to be administrator with the will annexed. The estate includes a dwelling house and furniture valued around 200000.
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Minnie Miller Weyeneth
District Court
Gludge
Philip Miler
Ofitdeen
M. S. Reynoldy
L. Smith
Coarjer
Kemmerer Shige Bank
Eatate
Willey
Hugo Gaensslen Dies at Green River
Shock spread through Green River as townsfolk learned of Hugo Gaensslen’s death at home on Thursday December 2 after a brief illness. A longtime Chicago native, she had moved to Green River a few years ago and was deeply loved by the community. Her body was to be taken to Chicago for burial.
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Hook Speingra
Nugo Gaaneden
Green River
Gaenlon
Chicago
Crown
No Increase in Grazing Fees Policy Debated
National Forest Service chief Meredith argues against raising grazing fees now. He says existing rates should hold until 1923 leases end, despite private land rental pressure and calls for aligning fees with market values. A new fee scale may be set in 1924 after consultations with local associations and data submission.
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National Forest
Congress
Department
Associations of
Taig Macrs
Aire
Improved Mail Service in Jackson's Hole
The post office in Moran will begin a leaner mail route next month serving Jacksons Lake area. Local residents will receive more reliable delivery as officials finalize the new schedule and route details.
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Jackson's Hole
Jackson
Moran
le Kyoun
Moray
Dacknon's Lake
Johnson Bill Expands Yearlong Immigration Halt Adopted
The House adopted the Johnson bill to bar all immigrants for one year. It would also admit wives and blood relatives of those already naturalized.
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Washington, D.C
House
Johnson
Elk Round Up Plans and Dance Profit Detailed
A Sunday meeting of the Linealy Heasty Straye discussed swelling Ulkdon and organizing an Elk Round Up to Rock Springs in February. Report on Tilk's dance and smoker shows 240 tickets sold, receipts $490, with $192.45 paid to each wrestler after costs, and talks on backing Kenmerer team with UBAN approval.
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Ulkdon
Rock Springs
Stray Elks Organization
Kenmerer
Bear Lake County Sleigh Headrints and Early Grain Work
A local Bear Lake County report notes sleighs used to pull header boxes while cutting grain with snow on the ground. The crew starts before sunrise to prevent melting snow from dampening wheat, risking reduced yields.
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Bear Lake
Farewell Party for Dr and Mrs Roe in Frontier
A farewell gathering was held at Union Hall Frontier City Saturday night for Dr and Mrs Roe. Neighbors danced and sang then served refreshments. Dr Roe received a hand painted flower basket from Frontier as a thanks for years of medical service. The couple will visit Fort Bridger before planning future steps.
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Fort Bridger
Railroad line to enter the Big Piney district
The Big Piney Wyoming area may gain a railroad branch to speed stockmen to market, per Boulder entrepreneur BA Stovle. An interview notes drilling activity and gas potential at the site, with plans to develop water and oil operations, pending further appraisal.
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Big Piney
Wyoming
BA. Stovle
Boulder
Denver
Steele
Weeor
Oll Sane
Brakeman Dies After Fall From Freight Train
Earl Thompson, a brakeman on westbound freight extra No. 2545, fell between a car and the tunnel entry three miles west of Kummerer at seven AM. His body was dragged 200 feet, severely mutilated. Conductor Atton and Engineer Brookline led the train. Thompson, about 25, had little known background in Kermitvr. County Coroner J. P. Piteimtziek oversaw the investigation with local officials.
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Earl Thompson
Renm
Kummerer
Thompson
Nro
Condivetor Atton
Brookline
Hin
John Magen
Ted
Fh & Q
J. P. Piteimtziek
Aman
Methodist Pastor Coming Soon To Kemmerer
Revs and Mrs Jerrell are expected to arrive in Kemmerer within a few days from Belmont, Kansas, with Mrs Jerrell to assume the pastorate of the local Methodist church on January … The Lane’s Aid Society bazaar will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Company with cooked foods and Christmas gift items.
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Jerrell
Kemmerer
Luane
Belmont
Kansis
Lanes’ Aid Society
Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Company
Indies
St Patrick's Church Announces Sunday Mass Schedule
Next Sunday mass at 10 o'clock with Sunday School after services. Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve. Non Catholics welcome.
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ST. Patrick's Church
Non.Catholica
Gabardi in Trouble Again For Suspected Hard Liquor
Sheriff Oakley found a bottle of whiskey behind the bar at Gabardi’s soft drink stand. Lefty Louie Gabardi was arrested for intoxication liquor, with prior state court pleas and proposed penalties including fines and jail time under revised prohibition era statutes.
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Louie
Gabardia
Oakley
Gabardi
Rabardis Artest
Gabardl
Lin Priconn
Leas
Norries
Palmento
Gabsedi
Aleo Urreaind
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