Legion Post Holds Meeting In City Hall
The local American Legion post met at city hall on Monday to approve a constitution and by laws and elect a temporary executive committee to serve until permanent officers are elected. Commander Arthur Calverley and officers were named with the committee including Marshall Ny Sam Ross Paul Nott and Sam. The post plans to establish rooms and a home and invites ex service men to join and support democracy and American unity.
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The
American Legion
Arthur Calverley
HH. Moyer
Paul Acton
Marshall Ny
Sam Ross
Iowa
Naoval
Lajor
Second Operation For 4 Year Old Girl
A four year old girl underwent a second operation after a prior dislocated hip. Doctors reported the latest procedure was successful and hopeful of a complete recovery. Dr Lackey, visiting from Lake, attended the operation and returned yesterday. his own health has limited his movements recently.
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R. Lackey
Lake
Lackey
Tal Ig
Kenmerer
County Assessors Directed to Revalue Property
A countywide directive from the Board of Halton urges assessors to revalue all property at its true value by the hour of equalization. The circular emphasizes strict compliance under law and names the chairman.
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All County
Ainess Roperty
Boar of
Halton
Kendrick Predicts Success of Treaty in Senate Debate
Sen John B Kendrick foresees Senate support for the peace treaty with the league covenant. He warns Republicans may use the pact as a political issue and worries it could fracture the wartime unity. Four of 47 Democrats would accept a reasonable pact and not reject it.
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League
Congress
John B. Kendrick
Senate
Kendrick
Yegado Acquitted Murder Charge
The case centered on the alleged Labor Day killing of Dominick Boake in Frontier in which Yegado faced a murder accusation. Witness testimony described a day of drinking and tension culminating in a knife attack during a conflict with Bannassi, with Nesale injured. The jury found insufficient evidence of guilt and Ve gardo was released.
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Vegede Us
Dominick Banmassi
Dominick Boake
Frontier
Bunnassi
Kemmerer
Bannassi
Nesale
Bunasal
Vilo
Salisiefense
Christmas
Vegardo
Fire destroys store at Auburn Star Valley
A store owned by Carl Huderlle in Auburn Star Valley burned down last week destroying the building and its entire stock. The post office housed in the same building was saved, with only a few fixtures remaining. The store and stock were insured for $5000.
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Carl Huderlle
Auburn
Star Valley
Defendant Smith Pleads Guilty in Local Justice Court
The case against Bobbie Smith charged with a dis orderly house was dismissed for two other inmates. The defendant pleaded guilty and paid a $100 fine. Pred Jennings headed for Pine Friday to provide music for a dance at a place, with conditions affecting Evadie me Oval.
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Bobbie” Smith
Justices Court
Pred Jennings
Pine
Evadie
Condi
Better Boys A Better Watson State and Town
A fragmented excerpt discusses civic effort and community roles. It references Kemmerer and local scouts, urging involvement and responsibility. The garbled text mentions a weekly hour, a badge, and a call to try in community service.
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Watson
Sullivan to Head Democrats State Chairman in Wyoming
The Casper Democratic meeting named Joe Sullivan of Laramie as the new state party chairman, succeeding Ray E. Lee. Prominent attendees included Senator John B. Erick, E. Lee, Lester A. Miller, Rev. Kendall, Jno. D. Clark, and Joe Sullivan. A May state convention plan was discussed along with a possible $150 assessment per state representative to fund expenses from the prior campaign.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Casper
Ray E. Lee
State Committee
Joe BR. Sullivan
Laramie
Casper mi
John B. Drick
E. Lee
Lester A. Miller
Rev. Kendall
Jno
D. Clark
Joe RB. Sullivan
Dr. Kendall
Vaid
John D. Clark
Leslie A Miller
Henning Hotel
Leslie A. Miller
Senator Lewis
Montana
Luke Voorhees
Miss Mary Cross
J. J. Ghee
Davis Visits Piney Fields
W. W. Davis of the Puget-Sound Wyoming Oil Co. visited Lake City and examined properties in the Piney fields. He also reviewed holdings of the Ranier Oil Co. on North Piney and plans a quick return to the field. Both companies are financed by Bremerton, Washington capital.
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W. W. Davis
Puget-Sound- Wyoming Oil Co
Lake City
Davis
Ranier Oil Co
North Piney
Davia
Bremmerton, Waah
Capital
Return of Soldier Dead Left to Kin Decision
Washington reports the War Department sent 74 770 cards to next of kin to decide on returning bodies of American soldiers buried in France. Replies total 4 009 requesting return. The French government currently bans exhumation from battlefield graves.
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Washington, D. C
France
War Department
Penne
United States
Attenton
Jackson Hole Woman Adjudged Insane
Deputy Sheriff James A Pravde and Mr John Powell brought Mrs Howell to the district court where she was declared insane. A jury of local residents heard testimonies as the couple, from Jackson Hole area, was adjudged mentally unfit and ordered to Evanston for further proceedings.
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James A. Pravde
Jackson
John Powell
Kemperer
Mra. Howell
Bra
Powell
Dhstrict Court
H.R. Christnes
Evanston
Hoover for President Sinclair for Governor
In Casper a Democratic central committee meeting reported overwhelming support for Herbert Hoover as the presidential candidate and endorsed Burke H. Sinclair of Midwest Refining for the next state governor. The unofficial sentiment suggests Hoover and Sinclair as leading picks for the forthcoming campaign.
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Democratic Central Committee
Casper
Herbert Hoover
Burke H. Sinclair
Midwest Refining Company
Hospital District Finances In Kammerer District
A meeting of Kemmerer district union representatives at city hall agreed to raise funds to liquidate hospital expenses to about 5000 dollars. Monthly miner assessments would rise from 1.00 to 1.85, with a minimum of 1.00 and maximum 1.35. Treasurer Wright Scofield to set monthly shares based on prior month costs. Dr. Sanders estimates 1.25 per miner suffices. Donations total 1968.60 to date. A Saturday benefit dance netted about 400 dollars, to buy bedding and mattresses. The Lyceum hall program under Mrs. Stafford and Mrs. Hanna featured local youth and drew praise as one of Kammerer’s best entertainments.
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Kemmerer
Wright Scofield
Hospital Association
Sanders
Stal
Stafford
Local Miner Dies in Minnesota
Mike Boyda, once a miner, traveled to Rochester Minnesota for stomach cancer treatment. His body arrived Sunday and was taken to Kemmerer Farm Undertaking Co. He is survived by a brother living in Frontier.
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Mike Boyda
Mio
Rochester
Minn
Sanday
Kemmerer Baeaere
Sture Co
Chelle Church
Frontier
Liquor Cache Tale From Kemmerer Courts Local Brief
Vague, older Kemmerer notes recount a hidden liquor cache near a county bridge found by two youths along Hams Fork. Turley is arrested after 9 cases are found. he pleads guilty and pays a $104.75 fine. Rumors swirl about rightful owners and other town vendors amid prohibition era gossip.
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Kemmerer Tha
Uncle Sam
Hams Fork
Kemmerer
Myete
Thin Nee
John
Wetane
Atorney
Kammerer
Diamondville
Lismund- Ville
Jon Cullotti
Coniuel
Hinelf
Molletti
Premlces
131 Wyoming Men Killed in Action
The Casper Wyoming list shows 131 Wyoming men killed in action or died from wounds in France. The French government will present engraved certificates February 22 to the relatives, with 107952 soldiers 6800 sailors and 3657 marines on the national honor roll. Sheridan County leads Wyoming with 18 losses, Crook County three, Lincoln County 12. The article lists Lincoln County and Sheridan County names and relatives entitled to the certificates.
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Casper
Wyo
Wyoming
France
Harry Fisher
American Legion
Legion
Fisher
Sheridan County
Crook County
Avenue Des Champs Elysee
Paris
Victor Hugo
United States of America
French Republic
Raymond Veincure
Lincoln County
Incoln
McKeeman
Josie
Afton
Draney
Samuel E
Auburn
Phillips
Cordon
Daniel
Canzier
Mary A
Moth
Rock Springs Pushes Green River Valley Mail Route
Movements in Rock Springs push for routing Upper Green River Valley mail through Pinedale and Sawernale areas to unify service. Proposed path involves Elkhorn and other towns, aiming to end current mail gaps and create a lasting connection to CovA and Buck Syringe areas. The effort urges support from local citizens and authorities for a statewide mail consolidation.
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Ib Ie
Hock Peete
Ae Bo Ak
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Mack
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Davison
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Opal
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Merna
Shuster
Isador
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Big Piney
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