Sheriff Oakley and deputy seize illicit still at Frontier home
Last Friday Sheriff Oakley and Deputy Sheriff Conroy visited Allego’s Frontier home. They found a whiskey still and related gear in the wash room with equipment likely brought from Lake City a week earlier. Meselmo admitted ownership of the still and intent to buy it, while denying ownership of the outfit. Federal officers were requested by U S Attorney Rigdon to arrest Meselno and seize the still in Kemmerer.
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D.C. Oakley
Wim. Conroy
Mingr
Pron
Don Allegas
Conroy
Allego
Frontier
Jersay
A vi Jer
Sten
TE Lake City
Messina
U.S
Tx Rigdon
Rigdon
Aney
Kemmerer
Meselno
Stil
Mistrial Declared in Richey Replevin Case
A jury in the Anna Richay v. Davison case returned after a long deliberation with a mistrial declared the next term. Judge Arnold urged urgency for a courthouse as the county’s $25,000,000 valuation lacks proper housing for officials and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Richay Va
Davison
Arnold
Hamafork Trapper Campbell’s Salt Lake City Trip
A trapper Campbell traveled from Hamafork to Salt Lake City on business returning Tuesday. He notes coyotes are plentiful and he expects to make gains during the remaining winter months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Salt Lake City
Opal sheepman reports flock in good condition after severe weather
Orval Allen of Town J Allen says his Opal sheep ran east of Green River near Fon Tenelle and survived the recent storm in pond condition. He plans no early feeding as the flock remains in fine shape after the cold period.
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J. Allen
Green River
Fontenelle
Orval
Rome
County Clerk's Attaches to Leave for Philadelphia
The county clerk's office in Kemmerer will see departures as Mr and Mira J L Ranenherse will leave today for Philadelphia to enter the University of Pennsylvania to study law. Deputies Miss John Son and Mrs Hanna will be retained, with a vacancy yet to be filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira
J. L. Ranenherse
Kemmerer
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
John
Hanna
Dutch Miller Berlondly 1 Dutch Miller Berlondly 1
Readable fragments mention a person named Dutch Miller and repeated phrases, with no clear event, location, or date to form a coherent news item. The text lacks readable structure to summarize into a standard card.
Legion Post Friday Night to Organize Drive
Exservice men apply for charter to form a new American Legion post in the area. A meeting of all petition signers will be held at city hall Friday at eight to elect officers and set up membership committees for a large recruitment drive. The aim is to build one of the strongest posts in the state and enlist hundreds in the surrounding district. The Legion pledges to honor war memory and promote Americanism among veterans and civilians alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhs Clog
Durer
Legion
Kemmeter
American Legion
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Army of Peace
Johnson Seeks New Trial in Winslow Killings Case
Marshall S. Reynolda, attorney for Joseph J. Johnson, files a petition for a new trial after the Kemmerer jury found Sewell guilty in the murder of the Winslow brothers. An editor and County Coroner Fitzpatrick traced two bullet wounds on Ruben Winslow, linking the torso evidence to two shots and challenging Sewell's confession. The move for a retrial is seen locally as a possible act of justice.
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Jackson Hole
Marshall S. Reynolda
Joseph J. Johnson
Kemmerer
Wi. Sewell
Winslow Brothers
Bill
Rube Winslow
Fitzpatrick
Rube
Bulett
Ruben
Sewall
Jackson Hele
Johnenn
Local Boy Wins Laurels in Freshman Wrestling Title
A Porton SchoolTech student, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. Anonly, clinches the wrestling championship with a display of skill that has made him a favorite among locals. The freshman standout, who weighs twenty pounds less than many opponents, proves a rising star in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Anonly
Mae
Basket Ball Game Saturday Evening Score Update
A lively basketball game is scheduled for Saturday evening at Coulee vision next on ninnees in Rock. The event features Kemmerar versus Aloes, with prior matchup in Rock where the Aloes defeated the Kemmerar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coulee
Ninnees
Rock
Aloes
Christmas Greeting Urges Shared Joy and Faith
A reflective Christmas message invites readers to embrace giving over receiving and to carry the Christ spirit through the year. It celebrates unity among Christians, peace on earth, and goodwill to all, urging cheer, generosity, and consideration for others as the season continues into the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Threughou
Galilee
Rawlins Down High School In Exhibition Loss
On Saturday night Rawlins High School made its first pavilion appearance and defeated the local high school team 29 to 4. The Rawlins squad outweighed opponents by twenty pounds per man, showing solid teamwork and precise shooting. Referee LW Glasgow and umpire Geo Euston officiated without complaints. Kemmerer High School plans a January 16 rematch in Rawlins to redeem themselves and repair the loss.
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Rawlins Igh
Rawlins
Emmerer
LW. Glasgow
Geo. Euston
Kemmerer High School
Conesit Troncheine
Has Leg Amputated Alfred P Roberta in Mine Injury
Alfred P Roberta, long time resident, who has been confined to L. C. M. hospital for two months after a crush injury to his right leg at a mine, underwent an operation yesterday and the limb was amputated midway between the ankle and knee. Friends hope for his speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred P. Roberta
Roberts
Honors for Star Valley Soldier
Mrs. Fern Draney of Auburn, widow of Harmon T. Draney killed in action in World War I, received the Croix de Guerre from the French government. The award, signed by Petain, honors his actions during October 30 to November 4, 1918, with translation noting his exemplary conduct in battle.
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Fern Draney
Auburn
Harmon T. Draney
Aburn
Per
Petain
France
Haut
Linson
Lyo
Escsut
Mines Achieve Over 100 Percent Production at Kemmerer
Last Saturday the Kemmerer Coal Company mine produced more than 100 percent of its expected output. The unusual result followed a period of enhanced ore extraction and efficiency gains reported by company officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pont Fy
Kemmerer Coal Company
Christmas Tree and Dance at Opal Ablatima
Fragmentary report describes a Christmas tree and dance event at Opal Ablatima last night with attendees and activities, though many words are garbled. The account mentions a hall, wall decorations, a “Ghsteimaae” presence, and a turnout from nearby locales. Names and precise details are obscured.
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Opal
Canwy
Keammrar
Census work to begin January second in Wyoming
The 14th U S census starts January 2 in Wyoming with door to door enumeration. Families should prepare names ages birthplaces and parental languages and, for farms, list hay livestock butter eggs milk fruit and value of yearly products. Enumerators receive eight dollars outside towns and six inside. Rose Angelo in Kemmerer leads the effort and urges public cooperation.
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United States
Aeemengs
Census Bureau
Wyoming
Lincoln County
Kemmerer
Rose Angelo
Luman Sends Large Cattle Shipment to Mexico
Stock inspector Walter Hustr Melivain was called to Rock Springs on the 20th to inspect a thousand and ten hewd of Luman cattle bound for the Luman ranch in Los Santa, New Mexico. Owing to hay shortages on the Green River ranch, it is understood Luman plans to run those cattle on the new Mexican ranch.
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Tave
Walter
Melivain
Rock Springs
Luman
Los ‘A
New Mexico
Green River
Liman
New Mexican
Shipping Lighter at Opal Slumps in Ten Day Window
Shipping of cattle at Opal has declined sharply in the last ten days with few cattle loaded for eastern markets. One carload of strays moved from Opal to Mare. on December 80th Charles planned to ship ten carloads.
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Opal
Thare
Eastern
Mar
da Mare
Charles Ked
Range horses reported owing to desert feed shortage
Weather shifts may save many sheep but range horses face dire odds as scarce hay runs out. Across Soap Hole basin and into Green River Little Colorado and Red Deserts, horses driven by hunger graze sage and tare that soon prove fatal. No relief is in sight on Carter lease lands or other open ranges.
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Jorse
Soap Hole Basin
Green River
Little
Colorado
Red
Carter Lease
District Court Jury Excused In Damages Cases
The regular jury was excused last Saturday morning as all jury trials ended. Evidence was introduced in Myers and Company v Oregon Short Line Railroad with judgment to be rendered later. Swenson, Russell, and Boomer handled judgments. cases involve sheep title disputes and damages totaling $900 plus interest for Gower and acalant David Johnson. The divorce Bourne v Bourne was set for trial on the 6th at ten.
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Myers and Company
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Io. i
Anthony Swenson
Russell
R. D. Boomer
Eame
Swenson
Boomer
N. W. Gower
Acalat
David Johnsan
Hennah Bourne
George Hourne
Jackson Hole Woman Here In Kemmerer Estate Action
Mrs Cora L Edick of Kelly Wyoming was in Kemmerer last Thursday where the estate of her former husband Frank Sebastian was settled and she was discharged as administratrix. She reports Jackson Hole winter cattle movement as severe with many large cattlemen shipping cattle to various points, mainly to Ma ho for feeding.
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Cora L., Edick
Kelly, Wyroming
Kemmerer
Frank Sebastian
Edick
Jackson Hole
Maho
Kemmerer Schools Announce Christmas Vacation Schedule
Kemmerer will close for Christmas and New Years vacation on Wednesday the 24th with a short break of one week to ten days. It is the first year in several that closures for disease have not shortened the term and plans aim to set the year’s work on track.
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Kemmerer
Firemen to Meet on Monday Night
Kemmerer volunteer fire department schedules a Monday night meeting to reorganize the force, repaint officers, and renew city welfare work. It marks the first assemble since veterans returned from service, with longtime members having served and awaited renewed interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer Volunteer Department
Tment
Asnes
Le Petit Ranger Fourth Issue Notes Growth and Editor
The fourth issue of Le Petit Ranger, from the Kemmerer High School area, marks growth since the first September issue. Edina Scott is identified as the senior editor guiding the newsletter’s quality and development.
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la Petite Ranger
Kemmerer High
Mise
Edina Scott
Petite Ranger
Masque Ball Success at Cook Pavilion
A well attended masquerade ball at the Cook pavilion on Butarlayen attracted a lively crowd. A Salt Lake costume house representative attended with a large display and many guests enjoyed the music and merriment into the night.
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Cook Pavilion
Butarlayen
Salt Lake Contume
Ehara
Billy
Nelly
Roe Sallewson
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Miller Berlondly
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Rawlins High School
Star Valley
Mexico
le Pétit Ranger
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Doniquete Mas
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Robert D. Carey
National Woman's Party
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Carey
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