Kemmerer Town Team Defeats Rock Springs Rangers 59 to 17
In a Saturday Rock pavilion match, Kemmerer Town defeated Rock Springs Rangers 59 to 17. The Kemmerer squad showcased strong teamwork, overcoming an early 35 to 6 lead at halftime, with Easton and others delivering solid play while Rock Springs suffered through injuries and rough but fair action. A postgame dance drew 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 Exceed One Eighth Of Costs
Washington Dec 29 Premiums paid by soldiers sailors and marines on their policies with the war risk insurance bureau amounted to more than 14 per cent of the bureau s total expenses for the year 1919 The disposals of the bureau were 260000000 including 19112000 paid as allowances to families of soldiers and sailors 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 Pocatally and Mia Ethel Culbertayn of Pinedale wed at the Episcopal church officiated by Rev. Kagey yeeters. The groom resides in Pocatello and the bride teaches in Pinedale schools. They left 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 Britain Voyage
Mrs Angelo of thin city received word that her son Joe Angelo Jr arrived at a Berific port from Biberti where he had been with the American forces. He will start home soon after his service last summer near Kingshot.
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Mra Twa Angelo
Thin City
Biberti
Joe
Kwmmmerer
MT and Dance 18 Complete Success at Mormon Chute Evening
A fragmented writeup notes a Christmas Eve dance and show by W. AT MZ A of the Mormon chute. The event ends with a loud crowd reaction and a tidy payoff. The account is garbled but conveys a successful performance and mixed crowd engagement.
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Mt, & Dance
Murte
Delnar
Bitte
Sheep Shipment To Idaho Feed Winter Range Conditions Improve
Sheepmen of the Cokeville district plan to ship more than 9,000 head from Rock Springs to Idaho for winter feeding. Oscar Peterson and Stoner Brothers also move flocks west as weather swings between warm days and cold nights. Range remains poor despite some improvement, with nightly sea ice hampering grazing. Remaining sheepmen on the lease are prepared to ford and expect limited losses for the rest of winter.
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Cokeville
Rock Springs
Differnt
Christmas Cheer at L G M Hospital Nurses Home
Christmas Eve brought gifts from dozens of local supporters to the L G M hospital and nurses home. Donations included a clock for the operating room, fruit boxes, a rug for the living room, and candy for the holidays.
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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 to the Cetwa River valley is reported clearer for travel with improved traffic and ongoing work. Local officials urge caution as crews repair and maintain the route, restoring access to Opal and surrounding areas amid heavy truck activity and weather impacts.
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Piney Road
Tuan W
Chiliman
Opal
Chingman
Cetwa
Aprat Opal
New Year Appeal for Subscriptions and Small Dues
A short message urges readers to send remittances for subscriptions to support payroll and monthly bills. It notes prices have not increased and proposes small contributions from each subscriber as a manageable yearly impulse. The appeal emphasizes collective support despite small individual amounts.
Matthews Undergoes Appendicitis and Hernia Operation
Justin Pomeroy reported that CHI Matthews underwent surgery at LM hospital last Saturday for appendicitis and hernia. The operation was successful and his condition is improving rapidly.
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Chi Matthews
Otp Mathews
Heen O
Justin Pomeroy
Fontenelin
LM Hospital
Satarday
Mathews
Severe December Storms in Jackson Hits Mail Service
Jackson faced a severe December storm that began Monday and peaked Thursday. Snow and gale winds halted travel as Victor and Moran stages failed to reach Kelly and town, snow slides blocked routes, and mail delivery was disrupted with no trains running into Victor from Tuesday until Monday.
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Jackson
Sioe
Victor
Moran
Wilson
Kelly
Teton Pass
Bircher Road
Smith Returns to Sacramento in Postwar Move
Attorney Ralph W. Smith, formerly in Kemmerer, has resumed practice in Sacramento after a short service stint as a captain. He trained at an early camp and was discharged about two months ago, per a friend’s letter.
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Atorney
Ralph W. Smith
Kemmerer
Sacramento
Caliifornia
Smith
What the Navy Offers to Young Men
The navy presents travel and pay, with training in many trades. No experience needed, promotion possible, and opportunities to become an expert in a chosen field. Seek general information for details on entry and benefits.
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United States Navy
Geretent
Eleid
Momrail
Preliminaries Postponed in Local Murder Cases
Preliminary hearings for Mr. and Mrs. Kandenk for the Sublet murder of M. Ogiwara and family are not yet scheduled. John Venado’s preliminary hearing for the Frontier knife duel murder is postponed until his attorney returns. Louis Magnetti’s Cumberland murder case is carried 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 Spree Sends Boy to Hospital
The Kemmerer Laundry delivery team ran away without a driver last Saturday. Henry Montaiaux, Ed Pagnant’s 13 year old nephew, was taken to hospital with a broken arm. The lad escaped the wagon when it headed toward a viaduct and rails.
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Kemmerer
Henry Montaiaux
Ed Pagnant
Montainux
Whiston Nelson Wedding At Catholic Church
Miss Mee Whiston of this city married Martin Nelson a prominent Cokeville businessman at 10 this morning in the Catholic church with Rev Father Schelinger officiating. The bride and groom are well known in their respective cities and will reside in Cokeville.
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Mee Whiston
Martin Nelson
Cokeville
Father Schelinger
John Whiston
Volunter Firemen Hold Meeting And Ticket Plans
The Volunter Firemen held a Monday meeting with limited business other than committee appointments and preparations for annual sales at the Lyceum Intl this evening. Firemen urge support as tickets are selling and a reorganizational session is planned for next Monday at City Hall.
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Volunter
Lyceum
Uo City Hall
Warewell Reception Mixed Up With Odd Names
Fragmentary text describes a reception with unclear names and affiliations. Mentions Roberta, Old Pallown, Rubel, and a farewell event. Details are garbled, but notes a year and people noting the year’s end.
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Amd
Roberta
Ferewell
Meg Maborte
Charlea
Selma
American Legion Post I Organized Here
The Kommerer Post of the American Legion organized at a Town Hall meeting last Friday night. Arthur Culverley elected temporary commander with H H Moyer as secretary and Paul J Acton as treasurer. Charter received, membership open next meeting, $5 annual dues.
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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 Members Attend Episcopal Church Service
About forty members of the local Masonic lodge attended Sunday evening services at the Episcopal church in a body. Rev. Kagey, a Masonic member, led the service and spoke on Masonry principles. A special musical program included a march by Mr J Le Nallinga and an anthem by the choir.
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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 local theater preview reports Cymp Pire Girls making a big hit at the New Mem mayor theatre show last Monday. The cast includes Donte Clete and others, with audience reaction noted as strong and lively.
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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 ROSPITAL INDE TO RECEIVE DONATIONS TO PAY DEBT
The hospital debt, built up over the past year, stands around 4600 cents. Fr Quealy discussed with Fr Quealy about donations from Kom muerer Coal Co and other operators to liquidate the debt. The board will consider equiting the liability with funds from local companies and citizens and UMW leaders. The Central Trades & Labor Council donated 900 to cover current hospital 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 promote better farming. W. J. Witherspoon will host at the town hall with speakers from across the country including Prof Paxman and manufacturers from Tractor, Plow, Lean, and American Seed companies. Demonstrations by pictures are planned and ranchmen across the county are invited to attend.
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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 Versus High School in Wyoming Education
Wyoming educators express concern that rising wages draw youths from school as entrance requirements and outdated prep content fail to meet educational needs. Officials urge balancing vocational and college prep, noting private colleges and job markets shape choices and communities risk losing qualified youth to early work.
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Wyoming
Reilly
Wieh Nchels
Pilger
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