Prisoner of Zenda at the New Kemmerer Theatre
E Forrest Taylor stars in the dual role of Rudolph Raasendy and the King in The Prisoner of Zenda to be presented at the New Kemmerer Theatre on Friday February 9 with a second show Saturday February 10 featuring Where the Trail Divides. The production, backed by the American Play Co of New York, promises exotic intrigue and a Western tale with an educated Indian lead.
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Zenda
Rudolph” Rassenio
Rudolph V
Rurintonia
Duke of
Stressau
Black Michael
Itupert of
Hentzau
Rudolph Raasendy
Colonel Sapt
Fritz von Harlenheim
Rupert of
Northwest
American Play Co
New York
E. Forrest Taylor and Company
Fell From Bed Breaks Arm in School Boost Effort
Prominent Dig Piney couple's child, Unusually Heavy Lewis Jensen of Star Valley, visits Kemmerer en route from Cheyenne. Jensen, a Star Valley School Board member, advocates adoption of proposed new school legislation and presents board resolutions to the legislature.
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Howard
Dig Piney
Lewis Jensen
Star Valley
Star Valley Consolidated School Board
Kemmerer
Cheyenne
Jonsen
Star Valley School Board
Stork Visits Grandfather Helte in Big Piney for new Grandson
A stork visit Saturday marked the birth of a third son to Mr. and Mrs. Hew Heite. Both mother and baby are reported as resting well at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Heite in Big Piney.
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Helte
Thia City
Howard Heite
Big Piney
Ue Stork
Hew
Bowl
Babe
Oregon Short Line Excursions May Become Permanent
The Oregon Short Line reports weekend and Sunday excursions have been very successful and will be made permanent. The service offers special low rates every week, inviting continued passenger demand and regularity.
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Oregon
Robbery hits Salt Lake City rancher J H Stoner
J H Stoner a Cokeville rancher wintering in Salt Lake City was robbed of 700 dollars worth of jewelry from his rooms at 801 Covey apartments. Police hunt for the bold thieves. Mrs Stoner was away when entry was gained, a fuss key used to open the jewelry box. The loot included a platinum diamond ring valued at 600 dollars and a carved gold ring worth 100 dollars.
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Salt Lake Tribune
J. H. Stoner
Cokeville
Salt Lake City
Stoner
Doctor Buried Under Snow After Sleigh Tumble
BR H Sanders cheers his recovery while recounting a near fatal incident on hospital hill. A sleigh tipped over burying the doctor beneath snow as a horse dragged it a few feet. The doctor quips snow baths help some illnesses but prefers them in different circumstances.
Public land sales at county courthouse auction noted
Public land auctions last Saturday disposed of about 400 acres of state school lands at the courthouse. Auctioneer Colonel Hy and Christmas oversaw the sale. W W Cranny bought 200 acres near Smoot at 20 dollars per acre. Harkness purchased 170 acres in Star Valley. Roy Melride bought 120 acres in Jackson's district. The two latter sales were at the minimum price of 10 dollars per acre.
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Court House
Hy &, Christmas
W. W. Cranny
Star Valley
Smoot
Harkness
Jackson's
Roy Meliride
Entertained by the Governor Dinner Honors Quealy Couple
Mr and Mrs Quealy and out of town friends were guests at a governor hosted dinner. Mr and Mrs Kendrick hosted the attire and gathered local guests for the Diverton omitelon event.
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Cheyenne
Pt Quealy
Kendrick
Quealy
Readership Reward Ad Pertains to Constitutional Cure Claims
A garbled advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for information about a supposed cure for a catarrh or sinus condition. The text touts a “constitutional treatment” and Promises a internal remedy claimed to build the patient’s constitution. The fragment references a specific town and readers to seek disclosure.
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Halle Coatarrh
Fragmented item mentions a corking fine and glass humidor
A damaged OCR fragment references a corking fine pound crystal glass humidor with premiums. The garbled text mentions a prems and aedsient naecateger, but no clear event, date, or identifiable entities are readable.
Charles O Connor Dies at 98 in Howell Michigan
Charles O Connor died at his home in Howell Michigan on Sunday January 28 aged 98. Born in Ireland in 1819 he came to Michigan from New York in 1855 and lived in and near Howell ever since. He was the father of Ed O Conner of Cokeville.
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Charles O'Connor
Ed O'Conner
Cokeville
Howell
Michigan
Mr. O'Connor
Ireland
New York
Firemen Hold Social Smoker in Kemmerer Town Hall
The Kemmerer Volunteer Firemen staged a social smoker Saturday night at the Town Hall. About 30 young men attended, enjoying the lively evening and the camaraderie of the local fire brigade.
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Kemmerer
Are Your Sewers Clogged
The article analogizes the bowel to a sewerage system and urges Cham berlain's Tablets as a mild purgative that eases constipation and aids digestion. noting Fred Jennings has returned from Ogden after a pleasure trip.
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Fred Jennings
Ogden
Kemmerer Church Activities And Schedules
In Kemmerer churches announce home services and activities. Reginald Vane of St James plans Sunday morning services at 1 o'clock with Episcopal and Catholic services listed. Choir practice and monthly meetings including a Kellef Society gathering are scheduled, with Sunday School at 10:00 and regular church events noted for each town.
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Wach
Ant Bi Sas Bachoes
Bandar
A. m
Kemmerer
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E. Forrest Taylor
New Kemmerer Theatre
Stork
F. E Curtis
Wyoming
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Piret Clase Meale
Wr Bourbon WiHiSary
Willy Ern Een
TNL
Ry le Upc
Angelo Molivar
Wyo
Prince Albert
P. A
Prince Albert Tobacco
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem
N. C
Bart
Rexall
J. F. Fitzpatrick
Worth
Beckers
Utah
Becker Drewings
Waking
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