Local and Personal News Roundup in Kemmerer
Mae Polinghorn of Opal visits town for Christmas shopping while others like Max Davison of the Columbia Club and Lee C. N. Bignor from Opal make brief stops. Mrs. P. J. Quealy returns from Salt Lake City, as do several locals visiting from Piney and Diamondville. Multiple residents from Cokeville, Big Piney, and nearby towns are noted for visits, business, or travel, with plans for holidays and winter stays in Kemmerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Mae Polinghorn
Opal Wan
Max Davison
Columbia Club
Christmas Socials and Visits Mark Diamondville Notes
Diamondville residents enjoy holiday travel and family gatherings. Iris Dumas and other kin visit from Saratoga and Idaho, while Mrs. Nellie Westfield heads to Salt Lake City for Christmas. A first grade toy sale succeeds. the Finnish Ladies Society hosts a masquerade ball New Year’s Eve with Billy's orchestra. Ward activities include a Relief Society quilt, a Christmas program, and the fifth anniversary of the Prophet Joseph Smith observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finn Hall
Billy
Joseph Smith
Diamondville Ward
Relief Society
Mines Inspector Robert Sneddon Returns From Western Trip
Robert Sneddon state inspector of mines returned Tuesday from a business trip to Salt Lake City and Rock Springs Theo Anderson who had been attending school in Salt Lake City has returned home Tuesday morning to spend Christmas with his parents Mr and Mrs J Holmes Ian Anderson will fill the stenographer post at Mountain Trading Company until Miss Swean returns from Hanna Wyoming
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Anderson
Salt Lake City
Westminister College
J. Holmes
Diamondville
A. N. Gardiner
Cokeville
Robert Sneddon
Atate
Rock Springs
Achool
Serents
Value of This Year’s Crops Set Record High
Washington reports 1919 crop value nearly triple prewar five year average. Secretary Houston cites gross production of 15.873 billion dollars versus 14.222 in 1918 and 13.479 in 1917, with livestock value at 8.83 billion, up from 1918 and 1914 levels. Meat production forecast for 1919 targets about 21 billion pounds, pork at 12.9 billion. Dinner guests for Mr and Mrs R R Rose include C M Whitney H A Trost Mrs Gee Linton and Flo LaChapelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Houston
R. R. Rose
C. M."whitney
H. A. Trost
Leehner's Photo Studio Offers Evening Portraits and Enlargements
William Sutton estate probate notice announces ancillary letters of administration with will annexed granted November 29 1919. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers to Kemmerer Lincoln county Wyoming within six months to receive benefit. claims not exhibited within one year will be barred. Frank Pfeiffer and Mary administrator with will annexed for the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sutton
Epid
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Wyoming
No. 2 School Holiday Concert Delight at Opera House
Teachers praise for a splendid program by pupils at No 2 schools with recitations songs folk dancing and pantomime. Gandy and nuts given to all attendees. Opera House filled to capacity as teachers depart for Christmas holidays. Local residents and students noted for travel and illness mentions. A social dance planned at No 2 Hall Christmas night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uch
No.2
Proim
No. Operas House
Christmas Dance at Lyceum Hall Promises Grand Night
A festive appeal invites readers to the Lyceum Hall for a grand holiday dance under new management. The Kemmerer Orchestra will provide a full lineup of music, promising lively entertainment and a memorable social highlight of the season. The note encourages attendees to show off new outfits and ties and to arrive for what’s billed as the great society dance of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Lizzie
Marjorie
Edith
Kemmerer Orchestra
Annual stockholders meeting urged for Kemmerer Bank
Notice announces Kemmerer Savings Bank annual stockholders meeting in Kemmerer Wyoming on Tuesday January 18 1920 at 8 PM. The purpose is to elect a board of directors to serve the coming year and to transact other lawful business. A D Hoskins president and B L Smith cashier attest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer Savings Bank
Kemmerer
Wyoming
A. D. Hoskins
The Star of Bethlehem by Richard Shipp
The Star of Bethlehem shines today with radiance that moved the Wise Men two millennia ago. The article urges readers to follow the Star of Christmas into kindness and goodwill, resisting jealousy and strife, and to carry its light toward peace and the cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Shipp
Beynichem
Jay
Philosophy of Greasewood Flats
An essay noting that a self satisfied man rarely satisfies others and imagining unions for various trades including Face Painters. It cites the mixing of "The Beautiful Snow" and "Marys Little Lamb" in Wyoming this winter and remarks on the Lamb’s progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Ben
Value of a man in dollars and cents then and now
A Casper December 1919 digressive note questions man’s value by production. It asks what a dollar buys and muses that the coal strike hasn’t affected Hell’s fuel, while the Devil plots paving blocks and Plum Pudding, Brandy Sauce, retreats from public life to privacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Hay for Sale in Carload Lots Near Sage Wyoming
Hay for sale in carload lots. Address: Hor Fred Keen, Sage, Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Keen
Sage
Wyo
First Grade Christmas Entertainment at High School
The first grade under Miss Rouche presented a clever Christmas program last Monday night in the High School building. Recitations songs and group numbers delighted those in attendance. The children showed patient training and earned much credit for the evening’s performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouche
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. J. Quealy
Lee C. N. Bignor
Opal
Grace Sommers
Pater Keenan
Ferst
Ce Pesaran
Richard Roberts
Ogden Ak
Salt Ke City
C. L. Tima
Beaumont
Texas
John Hainsworth
Wilford Willams
Cumberland
C. Y. Phillips
Horse Creek
Daniel
Christian Wrang
Big Piney
Dan H. Budd
Frank D. Ball, Jr
Tracey Trittipo
Piney
D. A. Whittaker
Reni
Nevada
Paul F. Ellis
Charles R. Martin O
Kemmerer Bakery
Triangle
J. M. Mott
E. W. Holmes
Frank Christmas
University of Utah
T+e Plate Wilson
Chandler
Fred Beck
Guy Pyle
Slate Crowk
George W. Danley
Salt Taleo City
G. Gudmaniaen
Lake City
Oge Hay Wilcox
Ton Angus
Jack Mantle
Mrs. M. Cavangyary i Kammerer
Hanmusterkehr
Thale Chelatenan
Vince Helen
Ann Ferran
Merman Abiowy
Jud Witherspoon
W. G. Heitz
Doc Cunnington
Kemimerer
Green River Valley
Diamondville Notes
Mise Viola, Duman
Saratoga
Iris Dumas
Nellie Westfield
Mise
Gladys Lucas
Hamp
Miss Lucas
Horace Russell
I. Ipses
Horace
Thomas Russell
Andville
J. B. Fitzgibbon of
Nanas Idaho
Mrs. Tutner Anderson
Ernest Niiranen
Claude Anderson
Rigby
Idaho
U. S
Luther Anderson
L. Kaufmann
Burley, Idaho
Mr. Kaufmann
Joe Kaufmann
Harry Vornkahl
John Little
Shrekpay
W. A. Little
Grandpa McPhie
Mrs
Wm. Piiranen
Elkol
D.S. Relief Society
Ellen Murphy
Baxter
TL. D. 8
Leehner
NEW Edisons
Chippendale
Heppalwhite
Sheraton
Crafsmen
Edison
Aevryga
Nicholson
Evanston
George Benson
Paul Kukoy
Niet
Wek
Eaeone
Floyd William
Johnny Campbell
Laura Crompton
the State University
David Miller
B. L. Smith
Cashier
The
Star of Bethlehem
Philosophy of
Greasewood Flats
Shoe Store
Union Merc. & Supply Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!