Kemmerer Team Dominates Rock Springs In 59 17 Victory
Last Saturday evening at the Rock pavilion the Rock Springs Rangers lost to Kemmerer Town 59 to 17. Kemmerer relied on cohesive team play, overcoming an early 35 to 6 lead by halftime. Easton and other Kemmerer players impressed, while Rock Springs suffered injuries and substitutions, including Ross and Rossoni. A dance followed the game with a large crowd.
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Rock Pavilion
Rock Springs Rangers
Kemmerer Town
Tatter
Rock Springs
Kemmerer
Sun
United
Easton
Ross
Pete Rossoni
Kemmerer Boys
Tesen
Bock Springs
John
Glichriat
War Risk Bureau Premiums Reach 14 Percent of Bureau Costs
Washington Dec 29 Premiums paid by soldiers sailors and marines on policies in the war risk insurance bureau equaled more than 14 percent of the bureau's total expenses for the year 101%. The discarrests of the bureau were 260000000 including 191012000 paid as allowances to families of miliers and anilora and 4798000 as insurance. Receipts from premiums were 172157216 Congress appropriated 126185500.
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Washington
Congress
West Culbertson Nuptials at Episcopal Church
William West of Pocatello and Mia Ethel Culbertayn of Pinedale were married by Rev. Kagey Yeeters at the Episcopal church. The groom resides in Pocatello and the bride teaches in Pinedale schools. The couple departed for Portabella after the ceremony.
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William West
Pocatally
Mia Ethel Culbertayn
Pinedale
Kagey Yeeters
Episcopal Church
Pocatello
Poratella
Joe Angelo Jr Arrives Home From Biberti Port
Mra Twa Angelo of thin city received word that her son Joe Angelo Jr had arrived at a Berific port from Biberti where he lived with the American forces. He will start home soon. Joe left Kw mmerer Ante in the summer of 101K and has been serviced.
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Mra Twa Angelo
Thin City
Biberti
Joe
Kwmmmerer
MT and Dance 18 Complete Success
The piece describes a Christmas Eve performance by W. AT, MZ A of the Mormon chute with a lively crowd reaction. After the show the theater roots filled in, the audience remained engaged, and local attendants offered cheers as the event concluded.
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Mt, & Dance
Murte
Delnar
Bitte
Sheep Shifting to Idaho For Winter Feeding
Cokeville district sheepmen wintering on the Rock Springs lease buy hay from Idaho ranchers and ship sheep west to feed through winter. Joe C. Kinney has loaded about 9000 head at Rock Springs and sent them west. Oscar Peterson plans to ship around January 4. Stoner Brothers have moved eight cars of weak sheep to their Cokeville ranch. Weather remains poor with warm days and cold nights hindering scarce feed. fords are prepared and expected losses limited for the season.
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Cokeville
Rock Springs
Differnt
Christmas Cheer at L G M Hospital and Nurses Home
Christmas Eve at the L G M hospital and nurses home brought gifts from local residents and businesses. A clock, rugs, fruit, records, pictures, and candy were distributed to patients and the nurses, reflecting community generosity and enhancing holiday spirit at the hospital.
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Hospital
Jce Haine
Dirs
J. P. Pitapatrick
Sanders
Torace Lewis
Thomas Evans
P. J. Quealy
Mountain Trading Co
Charles Christman
Roe, Sanders and Goldberg
Kemmerer Hardware Company
Fitepotelek
Frontier Supply Co
Misa Mary Lang
Alnoa Inst
Qetobar
Anid Vation
Ahd Hina
Piney Road Again in Good Shape
Piney Road is reported to be in good condition and usable for travel into the Cetwa River valley despite earlier damage. Local officials and road crews, including Opal and adjacent areas, continue repairs with trucks operating to restore full access.
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Piney Road
Tuan W
Chiliman
Opal
Chingman
Cetwa
Aprat Opal
New Year Appeal for Subscriptions and Support
A newspaper urges readers to renew and remit subscriptions, noting costs have risen little and the paper’s price has not increased. The message emphasizes small personal contributions help cover payroll and monthly bills as the new year begins.
Matthews Undergoes Appendicitis and Hernia Operation
Justin Pomeroy at LM hospital reports CHI Matthews underwent an operation for appendicitis and hernia last Saturday. The procedure was very successful and Mr. Matthews is improving rapidly.
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Otp Mathews
Heen O
Justin Pomeroy
Fontenelin
LM Hospital
Satarday
Mathews
Severe December Storms in Jackson
Jackson Hole Courier reports a severe December storm that began Monday and peaked Thursday with heavy snowfall and gale winds. Mail routes suffered delays as stages and sleds struggled to reach Kelly and Victor, with a snow slide near the Bircher road-house delaying the Huge fromTop of Teton Pass. No mail arrived from the outside world for days. Victor train service resumed slowly after the storm.
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Jackson
Sioe
Victor
Moran
Wilson
Kelly
Teton Pass
Bircher Road
Smith Returns to Sacramento from Kemmerer Practice
Attorney Ralph W. Smith, formerly of Kemmerer, has reestablished his law practice in Sacramento California after serving as a captain in the early training camps and being discharged about two months ago. A friend in Kemmerer received a letter detailing his return.
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Atorney
Ralph W. Smith
Kemmerer
Sacramento
Caliifornia
Smith
What the Navy Offers to Young Men
The Navy calls on young men to learn travel and profit through training. It promises little required experience, a chance to work in various trades, and potential advancement. Promotion is emphasized and opportunities include becoming an expert in a chosen trade with on the job instruction. If interested, call for further details and enlistment information.
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United States Navy
Geretent
Eleid
Momrail
Preliminary Hearings Delayed in Local Murder Cases
No date set for the preliminary hearing of Mr and Mrs Kandenk charged with murder of M Ogiwara and family at Sublet on December 12. John Venado’s hearing for murder after a knife duel with Joe Benassi at Frontier on Labor Day is postponed until Vegado’s attorney returns. Vegado, injured in the fight, remains at liberty. Louis Magnetti’s murder case at Cumberland is carried over to the next district court term.
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Kandenk
M. Ogiwara
Sublet
John Venado
Joe Benassi
Frontier
Labor Day
Vegado
Hinself
Liberty
Louis Magnetti
James Coletti
Cumberland
Kemmerer Laundry Team On Run Causes Injury
The Kemmerer Laundry delivery team went on a spree last Saturday leaving a driverless wagon. Thirteen year old Henry Montaiaux, nephew of Ed Pagnant, was taken to hospital with a broken arm but soon returned home. He jumped from the wagon near a viaduct as it lurched toward the rails.
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Kemmerer
Henry Montaiaux
Ed Pagnant
Montainux
Whiston Whiston and Nelson Wedding at Catholic Church
Miss Mee Whiston of this city married Martin Nelson a noted Cokeville businessman today at 10 in the Catholic church Father Schelinger officiated The couple will depart on No 1 for Cokeville where they will reside The bride is well known in this city and the groom is a popular local figure
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Mee Whiston
Martin Nelson
Cokeville
Father Schelinger
John Whiston
Volunteer Firemen Hold Meeting and Plan Fundraiser
The Volunteer Firemen met last Monday with little business, appointing committees and preparing for annual sales at Lyceum Intl tonight. A large crowd is expected as tickets are already selling well, and a section of officers and reorganizational work is planned for next Monday at City Hall.
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Volunter
Lyceum
Uo City Hall
Fragmentary WarEwell Reception Note Names Old Pallown
Incomplete OCR text mentions a farewell event with names Sgt and Mewteen 8, Roberta, Old Pallown, Rubel, Bip and Meg Maborte tied to a year’s end ceremony. The garbled lines reference a year end farewell and possible attendees from Selma and Cutt, with unclear roles.
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Amd
Roberta
Ferewell
Meg Maborte
Charlea
Selma
American Legion Post I organized here in town
The Kommerer Post of the American Legion organized at Town Hall last Friday. Arthur Culverley was elected temporary commander with H H Moyer as secretary and Paul J Acton as treasurer. A $5 member fee for 1920 was set. charter members named. next meeting planned to complete organization and elect officers for 1920.
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Kommerer
American Legion
RO. Embree
James Vienrs
Fred Jones
Ben Bell
H. MH. Moyer
Kurt Zeigler
William Richmond
Huroll Harris
Paul Nott
Sam Potter
Bud Rosenberg
Ted Blickfeldt
Wm. O. Chambrlain
Arthur Culverley
R. H. Embree
Harold Harris
Bert Williams
W. ©. Chamberlain
Willian Richmond
Harry Djacalerti
M. Reynolds
R.H. Embree
Kemmerey
Ameri- Legion
Kwalate
For
Ovary Way
Poreble
Masonic Lodge Attends Episcopal Church Service
About forty members of the local Masonic lodge gathered Sunday evening at 7 80 nine and to the Episcopal church for a service conducted by Rev. Kagey a Lodge member. Kagey delivered a talk on Masonry principles. Special music featured a solo by J Le Nalling and an anthem by the choir under Mg Wormer Lawla.
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Massic Baily
Episcopal Church
Lode
Olathe Vidusk
Masonic Teaternichy
Rev. Kagey
Ar. Kagey
J. le. Nallinga
Eboir
Mg. Wormer Lawla
Cymp Pire Girls Make Big Hit
A theater program report notes Cymp Pire Girls caused a big hit at the New Mem mayor theatre last Monday. The cast delivered lively performances in a popular comedy with audience acclaim and strong character portrayals led by Donte and Clete, followed by Rich, Marte and Muda J. Dorley in supporting roles.
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Cymp Pire
Mayor Theatre
Tonmerer Gana View Cla
Akwieh
Lay
Wal R Ronkerlof Birkel
Thnruc
Yury Woll
Tin Cape Tareintinge
Rich
Marte Wodunay -Miltont Ee Cormalle
Indebted City Hospital Seeks Fund Aid From Local Firms
An old hospital, crippled by about 4600 in debts, may receive $500 or more from Kom muerer Coal Co and other operators to liquidate the balance. Fr Quealy and Ty Sunder discussed aid. directors will decide. Local unions may join with U M W A members to help. Central Trades & Labor Council recently donated $900 to cover current expenses.
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Ty. Sunder
Fr. Quealy
Kommuerer Coal Co
Central Trades & Labor Council
Better Farming Meeting Here in Kem erer
A meeting on January 10 in Kem erer aims to advance Tarijing farming methods. W. J. Witherspoon will chair, with speakers from Utah and companies such as Towdaon Tractor and American Seed Co cooking offering demonstrations through pictures. Ranchers and stockmen are invited from county sections.
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Kemerer
W. J. Witherspoon
Town Hall
Prof
Paxman
Utah Agricultural College
Tovdaon Tractor Company
Olyer Plow Company
Roderick Lean Manufacturing Company
American Seed Cooiiing
Witherspoon
High Wages vs High School Strain Wyoming Education
Wyoming educators fear high wages lure students from schooling. Readers contend entrance requirements overshadow educational needs, with many high schools stuck in college prep content. The piece argues for broader community focus to keep youths in school and improve local education prospects.
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Wyoming
Reilly
Wieh Nchels
Pilger
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