Early Kemmerer Officials From City Archive Portraits
The Camera department presents archival photos of Kemmerer’s first officers taken about fifteen years ago. The images showcase early civic leadership and the officers who served in the formative period of the town.
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Camera
Kemmerer
War Revenue Tax Burden Shifts To Consumers And Industry
The article argues Congress levied a war tax totaling 105 million dollars with beer and luxuries bearing heavy shares. It frames brewers bankers and investors as shouldering war costs while praising patriots, commerce, and the need for more labor in agriculture, ending with a local sale notice for hand painted china and china pieces.
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Congress
Milady
Uncle Sam
Finanial
Bugle
Treasury
Our Show Windows Attract Passers By Display
A fragmented notice describes shop windows arranged to draw attention from passers by. It hints at plans to enhance displays and guide customers to items inside.
Sold Mortgaged Property Case Involving Charleston
Charleston faced charges for selling mortgaged property after pledging his team wagon and harness to Big Piney Bank. The first hearing led to a continuance with the bank willing to drop the case if repayment is made. He was bound over for appearance in $500 bond secured by H. V. Cleophas and Pos Lindley.
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Charleston
Charlston
Big Piney Bank
H. V. Cleophas
Pos Lindley
Wrist Shot Wounds Fayette Man in Wagon Accident
Melvin Wheekley of Fayette was brought to Lincoln County Miners Hospital on Thursday with a gun shot wound to the wrist. The gun fired from a seat while he stood behind and rested a hand on the seat. the bullet tore through a leather wristband and completely tore away the wrist joint. Doctors fear possible loss of the hand. Wheekley’s parents live in Maryland and he was accompanied by John Hughes, his employer.
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Melvin Wheekley
Fayette
Lincoln County Miners’ Hospital
John Hughes
Wheckley
Maryland
Post Office to Stay Open Evenings Over Christmas Period
Postmaster John Mack announces the office will stay open each December evening from the 7th to the 24th from 7:00 to 8:30 to handle Christmas parcel post. The service is a courtesy to patrons as the holiday rush keeps the force busy.
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John Mack
Mack
Visiting Schools By Maggie F Nicholson In Wyoming
County superintendent Maggie F Nicholson visited schools in Big Piney and planned to proceed to Star Valley to inspect schools there. The trips cover remote districts with winter hardships. Also an Oliver tractor for sale with inquiries at the office.
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Maggie F. Nic
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Big Piney
Star Valley
Nicholson
Oliver Tter
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Col. H. E. Christmas
T. B. Carnahan
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Naylin
Lyman Huggins
James P. Rosenberg
Justice of the Peace
Larry Quealy
America
England
Wyoming
Holland Brothers
Holland Bros. Billiard
Brandegee, Kincaid & CO
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Company
the Stock Exchange
Peter Gordon, Jr