Lincoln Chapter of OES Organizes in Kemmerer
Lincoln Chapter Order of Easter Star organized in Kemmerer with 32 members present and 40 names on roll. Officers elected include Mrs. Marie King as Worthy Matron and J. W. Brownson as Worthy Patron. The group will meet on the second and fourth Fridays, with a supper after ceremonies. Also notes local business: 9,000 tons of tea for the Walon Pacific Railroad Co. and new contracts in Kemmerer for ice work, housing, and building projects.
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Lincoln
D. D
Kemon
G. BE. Bristol
Evanston
Odd Fellows
Downey
Grand Lodge
Marie King
J. W. Brownson
Lucy Wright
Mary Embree
Albert Larson
Florence Downey
Rosa Hoskins
Sentinel
Chas. A. Christmas
Eva Crane
F. L. Palmer
Mary Bury
Simporium
B. Irvine
Mene
Kemmeter
Green River City
Walon Pacific Railroad Co
Tevine
Episcopal
Con- Foy
United State Cou! 'Oo
Irvine
Kemmerer
Kemmerer Coal Co
Adring
Desert conditions good on the desert
George C. Watts returned last week from the desert where his sheep graze near the Red desert and Jackmore Hills. It was a favorable early winter with ample feed and snow for the flocks. He left Thursday for Point of Rocks with his bucks and plans to return to Salt Lake City to spend the holidays with Mrs. Watts and the children, who remain there this winter and attend school.
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George C. Watts
Red Desert
Jackmore Hills
Desert
George
Point of Rocks
Salt Lake City
Return from Lava Hot Springs Aids Engineer Myers
Mr Myers of the Short Line, resting after a partial wrist paralysis, has improved enough to plan a return to work this week. Mrs Myers accompanied him home from Lava Hot Springs where over two weeks were spent with others taking daily baths and several new cottages recently built despite cold weather.
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W. A. Myers
Lava
Myers
Alto
Local Buyers Ship Cattle North as Enos Finishes Omaha Sale
In Daniel Mrs. W. E. Enos bought Christmas supplies and winter staples while teams arrived Tuesday to haul goods to a ranch 100 miles north. Mr. Enos recently sold cattle in Omaha with steer returning 44 and cows 5 per head. Harve Scott shipped cattle earning about 900 more than ranch offers. Mr Bullsalo made several hundred dollars through shipping.
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W. E. Enos
Daniel
Mr. Enos
Omaha
Harve Scott
Bullsalo Mwdo
Limited Brand Book Issued In Wyoming Deliberations
After years of discussion the brand book is completed by Steve Heand bowls. Only 1000 copies will be issued. Requests must be sent to the secretary of the board in Choy Line immediately.
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Wyoming
Steve Heand
Boand
Choy
Back to His Old Love at Woolly Hetlex in Utah
A damaged item notes Shelby disposing of interests at Woolly Hetlex Kaywinlie Utah this week and moving to Randolph noting past successes and anticipated local support. The fragment hints Shelby’s return and a political or editorial shift with community reaction unclear.
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Dloy Shelby
Kaywinlie
Utah
Randelph
Shelby
Handolyl
Western Wyoming leaders visit Plains for business and politics
Visitors in Cheyenne Bon P J Quealy of Kemmerer and Bon Taliaferro Jr of Rock Springs are two prominent western Wyomingites at the Plains for two or three days while transacting important business. Both men did valiant work for the Democratic party in the late campaign. Quealy helped elect five Democratic county tickets in Lincoln County. Taliaferro is known as a top expert on public land and conservation and his speeches are in demand at public gatherings. Both will stay several days. Leo J Droubay of Cokeville visited Kemmerer, returning from Salt Lake City after learning of his mother's death.
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Bon
P. J. Quealy
Kemmerer
Bon. T
Taliferro
Cheyenne
Leo J. Droubay
Cokeville
Salt Lake City
Red Cross Seals Fund Tuberculosis Care This Christmas
A Red Cross appeal urges buying seals to fund tuberculosis care. Miss Tera B. Walker, representing the Rocky Mountain division, has booths in Denver at Plains Hotel where donations of one cent per seal support patient care and home visits for consumptives.
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Red Cros Society
Red Cross Society
Tera B. Walker
Denver
Rocky Mountain
American Red Cross Society
Chen
Plains Hotel
Mucy
Poor Wufferer
Kemmerer Pride Highlighted by Local Otter Letter
An Otter enclowed from Attorney Hulply n Smith reports he landed in Washington as clerk to the Senate committee on Judiciary. The letter praises Kemmerer’s progressive spirit, hometown pride, and compares the town favorably with nearby areas, noting prosperity and loyalty to home.
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Kemmerer
Hulplyn Smith
Washington
Semmte Committee
Kammerer
Theesual
Peyton
le Ouse & Lange
Jae
Desire to form new county districts in Star valley
Residents of Star valley gather in Afton to push for an enabling act and a preliminary bill. A committee will consult Uinta county officials on valued territory and viability, with Jackson Hole Cokeville and Fossil area included. Afton hosts next public meeting December 24 to discuss county seat splits and potential shifts in leadership.
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Afton
Star Valley
Uinta County
Jackson | Hole
Cokeville
Fossil
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Jackson Hole
New Superintendent Here in Lincoln County
Mrs. Maggie Nicholson, sister of Dr. Cannington, visited town last week while seeking housing for her move to assume the public instruction superintendent role here at year’s start. She will attend the state teachers and superintendents meeting in Sherylan in January, a matter county commissioners must decide. The Dustamere club of Diamondville plans a Christmas night dance at Finn Hall with refreshments and a good time promised.
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Maggie Nicholson
Nicholson
Cannington
Lincoln County
Dustamere Club
Diaemondville
Finn Hall
Poultry Disappears at American Express Depot
A theft at the American Express depot involved three crates of live poultry left in the parcel room. The birds vanished overnight, with Walt Hawkins found carrying a live chicken and later released as charges were dismissed in court.
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American Express
Walt Hawkins
Fortunes in Kemmerer Desert Filing Unveiled
Orlando Curtis, a respected townsman, has filed a tract of about 40 acres near Kemmerer in the basin at the foot of Green Hill. He plans to sink a well this fall, build a reservoir next spring, and reserve water for irrigation and country business, aiming to develop track farming on rich soil.
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Orlando Curtis
Kemmerer
Gireen Hill
Oil Prospect In Kemmerer Vicinity Attracts Boston-Kemmerer Aims
Oil prospect trend gathers in Kemmerer area as Thomas of Waterfall visits and assumes a railroad section lead for ten years. He backs Seattle Wyoming Oil Co seeking multiple local claims as spring drilling nears with traces of oil found in each well. Boston-Kemmerer Oil Co plans moving one large asset to the area to sink for oil in spring.
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Thomas
Waterfall
Seattle Wyoming Oil Co
Boston-Kemmerer Oil Co
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Bank of
the City Drug Store
Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture CO
E.S
J. E. Irvine
Green River
Red Cross
Sut Valley
Elk County
Bill
Kemmerer Saveings Bank de Trust Company
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