No-title fragment summary of January subscriptions and rail salary note
January subscription statements will be due with readers warned of arrears and reminders without receipts. The Camers plan ahead while some plans end. Rail salary increase noted for engineers by four ruer a day. London rainfall reported at two hundred seventy five inches. Maleen McDowill, Chicago banker once a newspaper reporter, sent wages to the weak balers Ourtermu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene
Coeld
Maleen McDowill
Chicago
Formarly
Departure of Father la Valle from Kemmerer parish
A church notice reports Father la Valle leaving his parish after a long service. The letter notes his four years of building efforts, the community’s affection, and hope for a blessed future in a new assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ead Kemmerer
Father la Valle
Death of Mrs Penney at Kemmerer after illness
The sad news reports the death of Mrs Penney wife of the Garden Rule proprietor in Kemmerer after a period of illness. She had been a caterer and resided locally for years. The community extends sympathy to Mr Penney and their two young sons Bow and J O in their bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asthe
Peansy
Kemmeres
Mr. Penney
Bowwald
J. 0
Bishop Keene to Lecture at Kemmerer Catholic Church
Cheyenne clergyman J Keane will arrive in Kemmerer this week to lecture at the Catholic church Saturday at 7 p m with an invitation to all. Sunday services include low mass at 7 20 and high mass at 10. The visit, planned to follow a later one by another bishop, aims to comfort parishioners as winter approaches and notes general interest from locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bibbop
J. J. Keane
Cheyenne
Kemmerer
Een
Troutel
Cout Lavaile
Thie
Pet up is bright red packages made out of the fest of water fowl
Readable text describes bright red packages formed from the fest of water fowl. The line mentions pet up in a cryptic context likely reflecting an item or label.
Wet to Es Vrumes Eaaleey Ade V9 Wi Mee
Fragmentary text describes unclear names and numbers. It mentions a namesake or location and a date-like figure, with limited readable context. Entities are indiscernible, and the overall event remains uncertain due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthias
Kemmerer News Briefs and Local Watch
Local Kemmerer items include Mr. and Mrs. Louie Jones hosting Cortes dinner. various updates on residents visiting relatives, Christmas celebrations, and community notices. The report covers personnel changes at the roundhouse, bank gifts, school and church news, and assorted social happenings around town.
Inquest Over Remains of Sloan Linked to Railroad Death
Coroner T H Caranhan presided over an inquest into the death of C A Sloan 80 found dead beside a railroad track with body severed. Evidence suggested suicide by a freight train though no conclusive proof. Jury verdict declared accidental death exonerating the railroad. Sloan had worked at No 3 mine Frontier and belonged to a Knights of Ethics lodge in Utah.
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T. H. Caranhan
Cumberland
C. A. Sloan
Altho
Ile
Dice
Short Line Company
No. 3
Frontier
Knights of Ethics
Utah
Cumberland Schools Holiday Closure Report
The Cumberland schools closed December 23 for holidays and will resume June 3. Miners from both camps funded gifts of candy, fruit, and ute for the children as the schools staged a program at No. 2 featuring Cumberland orchestra, student recitations, monologues, songs, tableaux, and a short play “Christmas at Skeater Corner.” Attendance and punctuality drives are noted, with No. 1 grammar class showing perfect attendance in four months. The ensemble included Mary Wilkinson, Sarah Peterson, Health Tal t, Samuel Peterson, John Mates, James Tait, Robert Clark, Laurence Daniels, Evan and Nellie Smedhey, Florence Gaspard, Alice Howbottom, Louis Hartley, totaling 270 enrollment.
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Cumberland
Schoels
Cumberland Orchestra
J. D. Parrett
Etta Smedley
Santa Claus
Skeater Corner
Misa Gertrude Kenedy
Mary Wilkinson
Sarah Peterson
Heath Talt
Samuel Eterson
John Mates
James Tait
Mobert Clark
Laurence Daniels
Evin
Nellie Bmedhey
Florence Gaspard
Alice Howbottom
Louis Hartley
Mary Wallace to H Howard Embree marries in Kemmerer home
Mrs Thomas Embree announces the marriage of her daughter Mary Wallace to H Howard Embree. The ceremony took place Monday morning at the bride’s mother’s home with Rev. Roenberg officiating. The couple left for Hale Lake City. Rubene, a popular Kemmerer man, and Miss Houts, a former Kemmerer teacher, are noted in the report.
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Mra
Thos
Mary Wallace
H. Howard Embree
Etge
V. Roenberg
Hale Lake City
Mr. Rubene
Kemmerer
Miss Houts
Cattle Rescue Effort Abandoned Amid Deep Snow
Rescue riders backed by the VanDevorts of Daniel faced heavy snow and impassable routes in a bid to save cattle from the Iguiney country. The mission failed, with potential loss of a large herd and danger to humans. Raoul Dodge will stay in Piney this winter assisting at the telephone station. A Grand Ball is planned at Hig Piney hall Friday night. Dan Budd joined family en route from Holes to enjoy Christmas dinner. Alfred Coolidge left his ditch contract for Laramie to meet his father. Wolf hunters have halted due to bounty fund exhaustion after a season of successful reductions in pests.
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Snider Hesin
Iguiney
Gnally
Fess
Star ‘Valley
VanDevorts
Daniel
Piney
Raoul Dodge
Tod
Hig Piney Hall
Dan Budd
Opal
Alfred Coolige
Big Ditch
Laramie
New York
Local hometown notes of residents and travels in Cokeville
Wm Morgan Sr. and guests, Jean and Lucile Collett, return home for holidays. Several residents report trips to Salt Lake City, Garden City, and Mexico, visits with relatives in Idaho and Pocatello, and Christmas gatherings. Others note job changes and family events, with short updates on the community's movements and celebrations.
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Wm. Morgan
Jean and
Lucile Collett
Frank Cravin
Hloowington
Idaho
Gt Joaner
Hol
Rand
Victor Furgeon
Surley
Angie McSwan
Votuer
Wm. Graham
Pearl Langford
Sancroft
Syl Collett
Ieo
Tanner Tust
Mexico
Goldie Roberta
Salt Lake
Marke Aldenhagen
Misa Husheys
Pocatello
K. Collett
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Lavett
Union
Meeday Inok
London
Velo Lewes
Peano Din
Bishop Keene
Aeneas Tata
Vemurer
Sines
Eere
Joe Eran
Petey
Igre Bay
Halbert
Gene Bo
Howe
Jalvert
Peterson & Mullen
Demendville
Louie Jones
Cortes
Chas
Yemmon Lea Lea Sammon
Daley
Wondville
Fale Feday
Lieoum Ibeuter
Joe
Saorieh
Vena
Liapoad Ea
Peter Gordon, Jr
Peewee Farge
Kemmerer Soria Bank & Trust Co
Alehener
Mae Gove Anderson
Indure
Claus
O. M
Whitney
Ogden
Himowelf
Jonas
California
Camere
Stanley Hramomerie
Dau Wilkes Alen
Carietmas
Esther
Frank Nicholson
Dismondvilla
W. A. Somers
Oliver Twitchel
Ladia Paige
Cp. Reckentare
Kemer
A. St Clair
Anaconaa
Mont
T. C. Kunael
Beaver Hill
Sneddon Haemordeilie
Kemmerer Vieltors
Mahlon Quealy
Epry Young
Aula
Nord Family
Heater
J. C. Rich
Kemmerer Round House
Gheune Ferry
Povatello
Ant
Miles
Tn Rathbun
Tim Kinney
Vokeville
Ar Reaul Airy
Howard Heitz
A. Piney
Aorta
Tom M Ben
Hie Neice
Don F. Brady
John I. Kemmerer
Alfred Fagnan
Great Northwest
No. Land No. 17
Cumberland Schools
Scott
Embree
Cokeville
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