Proof of the Pudding in Lincoln County Politics
The Kemmerer Republican defends its stance amid Republican splits in Lincoln County. It cites Ward C and Mondell supporters, accuses county officials of steering patronage, and critiques a new fair law while urging a fair trial before the next campaign. It notes railroads recruiting idle workers, contrasting need with responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imbold Bisck
Kemmerer Republican
Lincoln County
Warren
Clark
Mondell
Lincoln
Court House Notes and Land Patents Recorded
Court House notes list land patents and warranty deeds fled for record with the County Clerk, including Taft transfers to Gow and Fisher, with several sections and dates in 1913 through 1918, and other transfers. The column mentions County Clerk Harrison confined at home due to a cold, Merry Christmas wishes from the Caminita, and remarks on the tax office busy with receipts, plus local notices of Deaton moving to Greensburg with children and K Lee Craig visiting Lava Hot Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Court House
Deaton
Greensburg
N. C
North Carolina
K. Lee Craig
Deming Declines Governor Candidacy For Editorial Duty
W C Deming of the Wyoming Daily Tribune refused to let his name be used for governor. In a Dec 2 letter to Gunderson he said candidacy would impair his editorial work and usefulness. He argued he can better serve the party and state as editor, not as a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afton
Wyoming
Brandon
Warren
Clark
Mondell
Star Valley
Camiera
Lincoln County
Sneddon
Congress
Thos
Republican Party
Gunderson
Hulett Globe
W. C. Deming
Wyoming Daily Tribune
Deming
Anynawer
Sam
Wyoming Tribune
Wychalug
Republican and Progressive seek GOP harmony for future defeat odds
Cheyonne Lewder shows excitement over potential Republican Progressives pact to defeat Democrats next year. The writer notes fear and doubts but sees a possible wound healing, insisting honest efforts aim for party unity despite attempted political capital from a recent letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyonne Lewder
Unclear text fragment hints at reform, law, and public reaction
The readable lines show fragmented remarks on implementing a new tax law, public reception, and broad concerns about its effectiveness. No clear events, dates, or named entities emerge to specify a concrete incident or action.
Countywide Dry Vote Restores Local Option Law in Bannock
In Bannock County Idaho last week residents voted under local option law to make the county dry again. Liquor sales remain legal but unlicensed as the vote reinforces the prohibition status locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
Idaho
Gift idea notes Tag Cam wkA for distant relatives
The message suggests sending a weekly Tag Cam wkA issue to a father mother or other relatives living far away as a thoughtful Christmas gift. It emphasizes timely delivery during the teeming year and implies a suitable choice for those far from home.
Christmas Editions Highlight Rock Springs and Nearby Papers
The piece praises multiple local papers for their Christmas editions. Cora B Wanamaker’s Rock Springs Roc, Rock Springs Adviser News, Casper Record, McCawmon News, and Crook County Monitor are commended for attractive color covers, strong advertising, and regional coverage of schools churches coal fields oil regions Sundayer Lava Hot Springs and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora B. Wanamaker
Coct Prietor
Rock Springs
Tire
Peterson
McCawmon News
Dp. Whitney
Crook County Monitor
D. Perry
Notice to Subscribers on Subscriptions and Remittance
Postive authorities call for a certified statement about one subscription hat. We will soon send annual subscription statements and readers who know themselves should help greatly by remittance. Your subscription tag will show when your subscription expires.
Notice of Foreclosure Sale Amid Mortgage Details
Notice is given that the mortgage deed dated May 27, 17, by Nels J Christopherson and Logry Christopherson to Leary A Mokauson is in default. The amount due at first publication is 12,2007 principal, interest, and 100 attorney fees, with costs. The property will be sold at public auction at The Lyceum in Wyounlig, Wyoun County, on the Wish day of Pebrwary A.D. De under the power of sale contained in the mortgage deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels J. Christopherson
Logry Christopherson
Lincoln
Uluta
Wyoming
Laidy A. Mokauson
Wate
Uinta
A.D. Wis
Tincaln
State Jug
Leary
Hokanson
Caid
Lyceum
Lown
Kenimerer
Ofijeula
Wits
Boginilug
Trappers Doing Well in Thermopolis Area
The winter abundance of wolves, coyotes, and bobcats boosts trapping income. Prices for hides plus private bounties from stock associations enhance earnings for those trapping, whether as a business or a seasonal endeavor.
Hay for the Inn and Sheep Feed Plans
Olsen travels from Coke ville for Masonic Lodge installation. Pete stores 1,800 tons of hay and grain to feed his four bands of sheep this winter, with feed raised on his own farm. Transients plan to buy 500 tons of hay for the elk, with state funds if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olsen
Cokeville
Masonic Lodge
Pete
Jackson
Nowlin
D.C
Grazing Permits Set for Wyoming National Forest 1914
James G. Jowell, supervisor of the Wyoming National Forest at Afton, announces grazing allocations authorized by the Secretary of Agriculture for 1914. Cattle and horses may graze 10,000 head with fees set. sheep grazing ranges from July to September with per head charges. Applications for permits must be filed by January 24, 1914, at the Afton office. forms available on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Jowell
Wyoming National Forest
Afton
Secretary of Agriculture
Commissary Ridge
Grays River
Smiths Fork
LaBarge Creek
Wyo
Christmas Program Dazzles Opal School Audience
Opal school staged a Christmas program directed by Denver teacher Mrs Morrin on Thursday evening followed by a dance. Students performed songs recitations dialogues and drills including Bethlehem Babe Santa Claus Reindeer Have You Seen Santa and Visitors from Other Lands. Fred Jennings and Jim Boston traveled from Kemmerer to provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal
Mins Morrin
Denver
Bethlehem Habe
John Millicen
Daisy Xinas
Ian McCreedy
Harriet Chrisman
Santa
Mayme Chrisman
Acqualut- Laurena
Loretta Hackenberg
Charlie Chrisman
Desdie Millicen
Fred Jennings
Jim Boston
Kemmerer
Diamondville claimant Sneddon recovering after accident
Claimant for reward Marshall Wm. Sneddon of Diamondville, recovering after an accident in which he ran a nail into his foot and was laid up for some time, visited Kemmerer on Saturday. Sneddon arrested Ova Ferguson and is the claimant for the $100 reward paid by Geo. Watts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Wm. Sneddon
Diamondville
Kemmerer
Mr. Sneddon
Ova Ferguson
Geo. Watts
Midnight Mass At St Patrick's Church This Year
The east Christmas custom of midnight mass at St Patrick's Catholic Church will be observed this year with a four part choir performing carols and special music after December 21. An invitation is extended to all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Cathaise
Christmas Night Program at the Church
The church hosts a special Christmas Night program with singing and recitations. A distribution for the Christmas Tree follows. Varents and others are urged to attend and bring gifts, which will be cared for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RRS
M. Essay School
Pfors
Confidence in the Oil Situation
F Julius Anderson of Rock Springs spent days in Keminorer test week. He is a pioneer in the LaLlarge fields and has spent time there this summer at the head of a company developing their portion. Anderson and associates finance their own proposition without stock sales, confident one LaBarge Basin oil field will soon open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Julius Anderson
Rock Springs
Keminorer
Anderson
Lallarge
Hoe
LaBarge
Free Matinee Planned by Mr Whitney at Kemmerer Theatre
Mr Whitney of the Kemmerer theatre will host a free matinee for Kemmerer children on Christmas afternoon, following his annual custom. A special Christmas night program will charge the regular admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Whitney
New Kemmerer Theatre
Kemmerer
Bechwith & Company Ranch Sold in Utah Contention
To pay in full pleases residents of Uinta and Lincoln counties who suffered from Beckwith & Company in Evanston. The large ranch has been sold in Utah and creditors will be paid in full. Dividends between 40 and 50 percent have already been paid, and many needy creditors will receive a Christmas present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uinta
Lincoln
Beckwith & Company
Evanston
Utah
Rankin Visits Kemmerer On LaBarge Oil Prospects
J. G. Rankin of Encampment, long involved in LaBarge oil development, spent several days in Kemmerer last week returning from LaBarge. He was pleased with the showings and expects solid progress next year. This was his best visit to the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Rankin
Encampment
LaBarge
Kemmerer
Gunn Quealy Coal Company at Gunn initializes operations
The Gunn Quealy Coal Company based at Gunn, 44 miles northeast of Rock Springs, began business in 104. Quealy serves as president, a leading figure in the firm. The mines at Gunn employ 310 men and produce about 1250 tons daily, with improvements noted and Gao acting as business manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs
iun-Quealy Coal Company
Hi, Gao
Guin
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Sum ‘. Fisher
Ben F. Goe
Nemed
Wm. BH. Taft
Ajaal
A. A. Carlson
Holand W. Brown
Lydia M. Latham
Jesse Latham
Hugh Martin
Enale E. Curtis
Kemsnerer
F. K. Curtis
C. P. Spears
Nile
Lome
Auorurge
Tor Alors
Hay
Beraroa Tre
Salmon Bros
Sj Son
Howard
Dutt
Loretta
The
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the Frontier Supply Co
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