Coal Mine Labor and Production Figures From United States Survey
United States Geological Survey reports total coal mine employment by type in 111 with 174083 in anthracite areas of Pennsylvania and surrounding regions and 700 in lignite mines. Average per-man tonnage and daily outputs are provided, noting longer shifts in bituminous mines and varied daily hours across the sector. Also references to probate notices and a small reward ad appear in the same scanned page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minna
United States
Pommeglvania
Kemmerer Steam Laundry Expands in Town Growth
The Kemmerer Steam Laundry operated by Mewre B. Iteyn and N. Hayakawa expands to the Lang store corner, with offices sorting rooms and new shelves for instant delivery. The business serves Kemmerer, mining camps, and outlying towns including Montpelier Soda Springs Cakeville Fossil Opal and Granger.
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Kemmerse
Kemmerer Steam Landry
Mewre B. Iteyn
N. Hayakawa
Lang
Monte
Kemmerer
Montpelier
Soda Springs
Cakeville
Fossil
Opal
Granger
Good Roads Convention Sparks Wyoming Highways Plan
The Wyoming Highways Association drafts an automobile highway system for the state. A three-route network would cross northern, park, and southern regions with Kemmerer on the southern leg. The Second Annual Convention is set for Cheyenne January 21 with early efforts to secure local representation.
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Emery
Wyoming
National Park
Kemmerer
Cheyann
Trytay
Jar
Distriet
Christmas Holiday Fare Spread Sparks Short Line Ticket Deals
Holiday rates compete across lines with limited tickets offered January through early January. Agency listings urge customers to check with local agents for exact routes and prices and to act quickly before limited allotments sell out.
Hocker to resign from Uinta county board
At the January meeting in Evanston Dr W A Hocker of Kemmerer will resign from the four year term as county commissioner He cites non residency after division as the reason The new Republican board must appoint a third member to serve two years Tom Painter is not likely to accept though he is retiring after six years on the board H J B Taylor also has prior term experience
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Board of County Commissioners
Evanston
Wld
W. A. Hocker
Kemmerer
Ax Commie] Sioner
Uinta County
Tom Painter
H. J. B. Taylor
Christmas Gift From City Drug Store At The Camera
A spirit thermometer presented by Charlesley Christmas of the City Drug Store marks cold at 50 degrees below. The novelty gift sits at THE CAMERA office near the front door, likely to be appreciated by many friends.
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Charsley
County officers to settle in Kommerer homes next week
New county officers arrange temporary housing upon arrival in Kommerer. Maggie Nicholson will occupy the old Priereco hue residence, Carl Cook and family take the Mayor house near the Episcopal church, Ed Hanson and family rent the Bert Road house on Cedar avenue, and Harold R. Harrison will stay at the Ivan Jones house on Pine avenue until his new home is finished.
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Kommerer
Maggie Nicholson
Oscar Priereco Hue
Carl Cook
Mayor
Episcopal Church
Ed Hanson
Bert Road
Cedar Avenue
Harold R. Harrison
Ivan Jones
Pine Avenue
Working with Parents to Raise Student Success
The article urges close school family cooperation to help children reach top business ranks. It warns against open conflict with teachers and stresses parental support, sensible plans, and avoiding public blame to foster love of learning and confidence in education.
Unique Sixth and Seventh Grade Cantata at Pinn Hall
Pupils of grades six and seven under Mrs. Matthew M. McGillivray presented King Winter's Carnival at Pinn Hall Diamondville last Thursday. The stage depicted a cave with artificial snow and cotton trim. twenty children performed a singing program followed by a dance. The cantata drew a large audience and may be repeated during the holidays.
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Pinn Hall
Diamondville
Matthew M. McGillivray
Steers Jame Michelsen Bids In Omaha Market Debate
A disjointed report notes Steers Jame Michelsen of Dig Piney weighing options between selling in the Omaha market and other routes. It mentions price talks, seasonal decisions, and a shift in market strategy tied to broader trades.
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Jame Michelsen
Omaha
Philippines
Boldomyefor
Americas Kelivenn
Wyoming Assessor Session Aims for Tax Law Changes
Cheyenne heard from ten of the twenty counties about revenue legislation for the next session. Geo W Tanner of Lincoln County attended, returns indicate state assessment rolls may exceed 13.9 million dollars this year. Proposals discussed include taxing undivided bank profits and statewide land subdivision reforms to equalize land and livestock valuations.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
John McGill
Amwasor- Lec
Geo. W. Tanner
Lincoln County
Reach County Board
Desert Visitor Julian Seeks Warmth and A New Suit
Julian visited Ken for part of the week from the Lit Colorado desert sheep camps. He endured cold nights with a buck herd and disheveled clothing after a fire and snow. He aimed to buy a new suit, get a shave, and rest after travel in harsh conditions.
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Julian
Ken
Colorado
Husted Released From Hospital After Sickness
Mrs. G C Husted returned from Salt Lake where she cared for her husband during his illness. The wound has not fully healed but he is able to be discharged soon and remains under medical care at home this week.
Dance at Cokeville Homes Draws Pleasant crowds
Boston and Fred Jennings attended a Tuesday evening event in Cornville to provide entertainment and supplies for the town dance. The organizers express appreciation for the reception and plan another dance on January 2 with the same host group.
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Boston
Fred Jennings
Cornville
Bride from Japan Plans Seattle Wedding
A Japanese bridegroom Ayeka Wa manager of Kem maker Atewin Lanadry left for Seattle last week to wed a young woman from Joy before returning to Kemmorer later this week. The couple, engaged after a meeting in Seattle, plan marriage pending travel home.
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N H Ayeka Wa
Kemmaker Atewin
Sheep Freeze to Death on Colorado Ice Forded by Covey Band
Sheep from the Covey bands perished in a chilling ice gorge above Sinte Creek near the Little Colorado desert winter range. About 800 sheep were lost as an ice break left many unable to return to shore, some still standing, others in hunched positions. The loss included 150 purebred stock from the band.
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Green River
Sinte Creek
Harry Case
Colorado
Mine Inspector Reports Gains in District Coal Mines
State Inspector George W. Blacker filed his annual report noting improvements in mines and conditions in district No. 1. The 1912 summary shows 4 fatalities, 120 injuries, 14 widows, 11 fathered children, with 7 dust explosions, 14 roof falls, 6 coal falls, 3 haulage accidents, and 1 timber fall. District production rose from 4,405,701 tons in 1911 to 5,500,253 tons in 1912.
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George W. Blacker
Evanston Press
Sheep Range Dispute in Green River Valley
A Lincoln County Wool Growers meeting discusses sheep range rights on the Little Colorado Desert. Green River Valley ranchers claim feed currently taken by migrating bands from other states, with Kinney’s outfit praised for restraint. A committee seeks range concessions but roving bands threaten ongoing access, risking a bigger conflict to secure pasture for local sheepmen.
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Colorado Desert
Green River Valley
LaBarge
Lincoln County
Wool Growers Association
Wyoming
Elmer Rathbun
Morris Thomas
Othura
Kinney
Joe Kinney
Green River
Green River Pote Manly
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H.R. Chretinas
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Kemmerer Steam Laundry
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Rockidolley
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Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Co
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