Health Survey Progress in County By Viola Nohr
Miss Viola Nohr completed a county tuberculosis survey for the Wyoming Public Health Association and will continue work in Rowl ing. Survey covered mining camps and Star Valley with 27 cases found, 24 active, 3 arrested, 20 needing institutional care, 3 outside-state care, 21 native born, 6 came to the state for health, 10 deaths in two years. 150 calls made, 40 pamphlets distributed, eight talks given. Funds come from Christus seals sale. no county or state cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Nohr
Wyoming Public Health Association
Rowling
Star Valley
Biliousness relief with Chamberlains Tables
An advertisement touts Chamberlains Tables as a remedy for biliousness promoting liver function. It claims they ease digestion, improve appetite, and banish dull feelings after meals. The copy targets readers seeking quiet, gentle relief from stomach discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Musical Recital At High School Friday Evening
Friday evening at the high school gymnasium a special musical recital will be given by Ernest H. Kernke and publicists. The 8 15 start features a program of classical selections performed by Kemmerer students with numerous invitations issued and expectations of a large audience. The lineup includes Lullaby, Berceuse, Melody in F Major, The Rosary, Adieu, Serenade, War March of the Priests, Adagio from Sonata XIV, Minuet at the Antique, Traumerei, Christmas Humoresque, Narcissus and Canzone Amorosa, Jubilee Overture, with Marie Holmes and Ernest H. Kernke co presenting parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest H. Kernke
Pubiis
Kemmerer
Ernest Kernke
Charlotte Ryburn
Margaret Hausmann
Hazel Brammer
Hazel Wright
Fannie Rizzi
Jomes
Marie Holmes
Mildred Clark
Daring Robbery at Glenco Denver Arrest of Coxwell
Coxwell, linked to a Glencoe theft, fled but was arrested in Denver after being alerted by a plan to watch an incoming train. He waived extradition, was returned to Kem, and jailed awaiting preliminary hearing. He pleaded guilty to stealing clothing valued at $50 and is bound over to district court with $1000 bond. He denies involvement in a gold theft from Krayoyieh Brothers punch boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Coxwell
Oakroy
Conroy
Kem
Owever
Billy Conroy
Ciue
Coa! Co
Glencoe
Sack Goswell
Grand Jurevny
Peave McAllister
A. Putyia
Triad
Krayoyieh Brothers
Dry agents face greater danger than soldiers in war
Washington. W E B Wheeler of the antiwar league chancel told a Senate appropriations committee that prohibition enforcement agents have a higher mortality rate than World War soldiers. He urged better pay for field agents, noting fewer than half a cent of last War’s men died, while more agents in field work were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prohibition
W. EB. Wheeler
Antiwulove League
Senate Appropriations Committee
Arts
Wheeler
Wyoming probes chiropractors status in state law test
Casper prosecutors moved to test state law on chiropractors and medical practice when four Casper chiropractors were arrested on warrants by James F. Hook and G. C. Howey and issued by County Attorney Alfred G. Lowry. The complaint cites article 188 requiring all who claim to alleviate or cure disease must pass a state examination. The practitioners did not comment and referred to their attorney E. Richard Shipp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Wyo
Wyoming
James F. Hook
G. C. Howey
Alfred G. Lowry
M. E. Harned
Joseph H. Jeffry
B. G. Hahn
Misa A. A. Houser
E. Richard Shipp
Shipp
Tennessee State Supreme Court
Hal Curran
Lowry
Kendrick Plans Grazing Fee Amendment For Delayed Payment
Washington, D. C. Senator J. B. Kendrick proposes an amendment to the agricultural appropriation bill to let stockmen with national forest grazing permits defer payments until August 1 without the one percent monthly premium. The secretary allows postponement for permits starting before July 15, with a one percent per month charge, to ease current financial strain. advance payments remain at the regular rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
J. B. Kendrick
Secretary of Agriculture
Forest Service
Mears Violates Court Order Sparks Contempt Hearing
The subject, presumably in Kemmerer, faces a contempt of court proceeding after failing to comply with a court order involving a child. A final hearing is scheduled for March 2 to conclude testimony, with both the child and mother returning to the jurisdiction for proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Mears
Smith Family Leaves for Mooseheart After Moose Lodge Meeting
Rock Springs Lodge No. 469 of the Loyal Order of Moose held its largest meeting in years. It honored Bennie Smith’s widow and four children, who will move Sunday night to Mooseheart to stay until the children are 19. The mother will live there as an employee to care for the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs
Order of Moose
Bennie Smith
Moose
Mooseheart
Confesses to Murder in Wyoming Case
Ari-Harry Wingetaff Nash of Hillsdale Wyoming confessed to the murder of Martin Schwab. The crime occurred last April 16 after an argument over an automobile trip. Nash was moved from Low Angelon to Flagetal for murder proceedings. Schwab was a well known resident of Lincoln County and Star Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingetaff
Ari
Harry
Nash
Hillsdale
Wyoming
Martin Schwab
Behnat
Low Angelon
Flagetal
Martin Behwab
Kemmerer Ce
Lincoln County
Star Valley
Heat & Broth
Fimowl
Joming
Schwab
Treveling
Legislature weighs splitting University of Wyoming to add College of Agriculture
A bill from Platte county lawmakers proposes dividing the University of Wyoming at Laramie and creating a College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts at a location chosen by voters. Wheatland favors the move while Lander also seeks the college, sparking a heated contest. Proponents argue Laramie’s altitude hinders farming. Opponents doubt passage this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wyoming At
Laramie
Platte County
Wheatland
Lander
Larame
Cars on display at outdated laundry building sale
A display of cars is set opposite Ford Ware store in an old laundry building. The vehicles have been overhauled and painted with exceptional values and terms offered to reliable buyers. A politician comments on the talk while a businessman remarks that no blame rests on the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Ware
Estate of William Sutton final account and distribution notice
Frank Pfeiffer as administrator presents his final account and petition for distribution in the Lincoln County District Court Wyoming. Creditors and interested persons may examine the filing and file objections within thirty days after the last publication February 23 1921. If no objections are filed the final settlement will be made March 23 1921 at ten o clock forenoon in the Kemmerer Town Hall Courtroom. Frank Pfeiffer administrator. Ivan Jones attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wyoming
County of
Lincoln
District Court
William Sutton
Frank Pfeiffer
Lincoln County
Aaid
Maid Court
Kemmerer
Ivan 8. Jones
Notice for Public Sale of Homestead Claim Near Diamondville
Department of the Interior announces Jamon Plockhart of Diamondville Wyoming has filed for three year final proof to establish homestead claim for Lot 8 and 4 Section 6 Township 20 North Range 116 West Lot 1 and NW4 SWA Section 34 Township 1 North Range 116 West Sixth Principal Meridian. The hearing before United States Commissioner Ivan S Jones at Kemmerer Wyoming on February 25 1921 lists witnesses Jobe Kiddy Julius Hilbert David D Flockhart and Peter Kirkwood all of Diamondville Wyoming. Alex Nnsbet Register January 19 1921 to February 28 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S
Evanston
Wyoming
Jamon Plockhart
Diamondville
North Range
Ivan 8. Jones
United States
Kemmerer
Jobe Kiddy
Wyomng
Julius Hilbert
David D. Flockhart
Peter Kirkwood
Alex Nnsbet
Register
Final Proof Notice for Hannah Anttila Land Entry
Department of the Interior announces Hannah Anttila of Hamafork Wyoming filed a notice of intention to make Final Proof to establish claim to land described as Lot 22 and fractional sections in Township 23 North Range 117 West. The hearing before Ivan S. Domes, A. S. Commissioner, in Kemmerer Wyoming, is scheduled for February 24, 1921. Claimant names listed include Jubas Anttila and J. R. Miter of Home Fork Wyoming Jacob J. Alfred Jampan registers the entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. B. Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Hannah Antilla
Hamafork
North Range
Meridan
Haa
Ivan
Domes
Kemmervs
Polruary
Ae Dilee
Jubas
Anttila
Miter
Homefork
Jacob J
Alfred Jampan
Ieee Regieter
Primary Law Repeal Heads Wyoming Back to Convention System
Oviate's bill to repeal the primary law and restore the old convention method passed the senate committee 18 to 10. Senators Gardner and Cranney of Lincoln County supported abolishing the primary system, with party lines blurred as Democrats diverged. Cranney Green supported repeal, Shinazy opposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oviate
Wyoming
Senate
Gardner
Cranney
Lincoln County
Green
Maye
Shinazy
St Margaret's Guild Meeting Notice
St Margaret's Guild of the Episcopal Church will meet tomorrow afternoon. Mr. A O Tucker will be contess. All ladies are cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Margaret's Guild
the Episcopal Church
Tucker
Oakley Celebration Honors Bobby Burns With Dance
A Saturday night event in Oakley drew several hundred attendees for an entertainment and dance honoring Bobby Burns. Andrew Easton opened the program, followed by Scotch songs and dances. William Armstrong performed a step dance, William McFee contributed sports, and William Ball Sr. served as MC with Bob Sneddon as floor manager. The Fred Jennings led orchestra played jazzy music followed by Scottish style refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley
Bobby Burns
Andrew Easton
William Armstrong
No. 1
William McFee
William Ball Sr
Bob Sneddon
Fred Jennings
Committee reports Jackson County bill passes committee
Last Thursday the county affairs committee favorably reported the Jackson County bill. Lincoln county representatives were supportive or silent. Critics question legal existence given population and valuation limits. The bill would set Kelley as likely county seat amid questions on viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Jackson
Lincoln County
Delonsy
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AGRI
University
Shirman
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