Government wool demonstration car visits Kemmoeret area
The government wool demonstration car, led by L. K. Heller and assisted by J. A. Hill, tours Wyoming learning from sheep breeds and wool processing. Visitors see Corriedale and Cotswold sheep, wool sampling, and scouring to rope conversion, with emphasis on branding practices and paint safety. Large crowds attend, highlighting potential gains for sheepmen and local industry.
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Kemmoeret
Batur- Seeee
New Zealand
Laramie
Cokeville
Fockmaster
Railroad Notes report resumed traffic on the Short Line
Traffic is returning to normal on the Short Line with passenger trains arriving on time for the first time in some period. Freight movement slowly improves as crews work long hours amid ongoing shortages and a cooling eruption in the region. Traveling and yard staff, including Crane, Halliday, and Mellowan, are under investigation while paydays bring many employees to post, and mining district support crews move between Cumberland and Rotauer to finalize work.
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Oregon
Washington
Ehelne
Halliday
Divine
Cowlver
Kyle Aime
DD Gratin
Imehante
Gawd
Sturt
M. Mitchal
Walt Tre
PR. Mie
Kemmerer
Cumberland
Hospital Notes From Calley and Oakley In Week
Mr Mirecuan of Calley was operated on Tuesday. Mrs Bertallou of Oakley was treated Monday. She is under Dr Hosenbeam Derry Trun care after injuries at work. Lene Butt, a Junior High pupil, left hospital after two and a half months. Wm Armstrong of the Diamond and Coke Co. was injured ten days ago and will leave hospital soon.
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Mirecuan
Calley
Wee
Wm. Armstrong
Diamond and Coke Company
Social Doings at Ney Home for Mrs. Leonard How Prize
A Saturday afternoon gathering at the Ney home featured a red and white theme with carna tions and heart shaped almonds. Mrs. Leonard How won the prize for the bent ton bole. Mrs. Strine and Mrs. Witherspoon led at cards. About fifty guests attended from Cokeville Evanston and area, with many named invitees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mines
P. J. Quealy
R. HK. Rose
Mise Gearhardt
Mmes
Pete Olson
A. D. Nobitt
Cokeville
M. B. Fitzgerald
Oscar Peterson
G. W. Whitten
Willard Bell
A. J. Hogan
M. FP. Naylin
W. K. Hocker
Nellie Rathbun
Pratt
Wilson
R. H. Sanders
H. Strine
Ki ~ Chapin
H. A. Trost
J. Gi Rau
H. KB. Cartas
Beck
P.win
Wa. Downey
Peter Gordon
O. Curtis
Wm. Pitt
P. J. Queal
J. A. Quealy
R. M. Turner
R. Ryan
R. A. Mason
A. D. Hoakina
D. Stafford
Lourenees
Georgeaves
C.H. Kelley
G. N. Miles
F. Lauder
M. Nott
K. K. Curtis
Gen. Griffin
Jennie Hocker and
Gearheardt
Valentine Party At Mrs Naylin’s Aides Social Fun
Mrs M F Naylin hosted a Valentine party Monday night with a red and white theme and many guests. Cards and games dominated the evening with dress making, prize givings, and a valentine coin of appreciation for the winner as guests enjoyed refreshments and social dancing later in the Lane Cole County Garage.
Fourth Married Folks Fish dance draws thirty couples at Lyceum
A Lyceum dance night drew about thirty couples, part of a series by the Married Folks fish, with music by Prof. Fred Jennings, Morgan Kavanagh, and Raymond Corre. Officials note two more dances and possible third. a series of card parties is being considered. Marshall entertained Monday with a luncheon featuring sandwiches cake and drinks.
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Lyceum
Fred Jennings
Morgan Kavanagh
Raymond Corre
Bod Wes
High School Notes Party Promises Future Programs
The high school held a St Valentine’s party in the auditorium with dancing as the main entertainment. The article notes plans for future programs including a Tuesday program with music by Davis and Julia Platt, a talk by Mr. Moyer, and performances by students. Debating contests with nearby schools are planned, with participants listed. Rehearsals for the comedy The Arrival of Kitty are underway, and Principal Davis proposes assemblies for weeks ahead. The piece also mentions an Experimental Bureau idea to aid summer work and the K H S program to provide stenographers, bookkeepers, and assistants to local businesses, dependent on student ability and proven reliability.
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Bureh
Ace
Davis
Julia Platt
Moyer
Yau
Kitty
Mr. Moyer
Agnes Kavanagh
Marie Gordon
Misa Hardman
LeRoy Mr. Davis
Bryan Sammon
Barbara VanOrff
Fred Jones
Kemmerer
K. H
K. Ho
Apple Sherbet Party At Miss Aton’s Home
Children enjoyed a bright afternoon party hosted by Miss Afton with guests including Alice and William Hocker Kenneth Brammer Mells Evans Marva Evans Marie Holmes Edna Holmes Mildred Clark Adeline Talcott Marjorie Clark Della Symes Percy LeRoux Maude LeRoux David Brown Henry Bellon Paul Chapin James Thelma Agnes Gordon Eva Anderson Eather Nicholson and Eleanor Smith. A second event at Mrs Charles Hathbup’s for Mrs George Miles of Denver included twenty four guests with Mrs Nicholson winning first prize a hammered brass yard oiler and a consolation prize won by BR Turner. A dainty lunch followed in faded color.
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Miss Afton
Alice
Wm. Hocker
Kenneth
Hagel Brammer
Mells
Marva Evans
Marie
Edna Holmes
Mildred Clark
Adeline Talcott
Marjorie Clark
Della Symes
Percy
Maude LeRoux
David Brown
Henry Bellon
Paul Chapin
James Thelma
Agnes Gordon
Eva Anderson
Eather Nicholson
Eleanor Smith
Charles Hathbup
George Miles
Denver
Nicholson
BR. M. Turner
Man in Bad Condition After Drought Incident
A man left in a dazed state last week from a drought related incident was found with a frozen face. He was taken to Lincoln County Miners hospital and treated. Dr J R Marquis county health officer took charge as doctors feared complications and he could not recall his origin or relatives.
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Lincoln County Miners Hospital
Stpelas
J. R. Marquis
County Health
Valentines party funds boost church improvements
The Guilds of the Episcopal church held a large Monday gathering in the parish hall decorated in valentines as a novelty party. A cafeteria supper was served while attendees donated according to what they took, supporting church improvement plans. The event was described as successful and pleasant.
Fought the Snow at Barge Ranch Visit
Claude Danie visited Viola and attempted a day trip toward Opal aboard a barge. He died of B Mpox after a long snowbound trek through Motte Thomas ranch foothills following a daylong confrontation. He returned to the ranch that night.
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Claude Danie
Viola
Mat
Opal
B. M. Pox
Motte Thomas
Diamondville M S C Club Holds Enjoyable Saturday Dance
The Y M S C Dance at Diamondville drew a large crowd last Saturday with Prof. Fred Jennings on piano and H. H. Moyer and Morgan Kavanagh serving. Jay presided as host until 3 o clock as attendees bid good morning.
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Diamondville
Fred Jennings
H. Hh
Moyer
Morgan Kavanagh
Jay
Postmaster Dies in Halt Lake City
Obituary notes the death of Imalel J. Schulte, longtime postmaster in the upper Green River country. He died January 2 in Salt Lake City. Survived by two daughters, Mrs. George Gould of Denver and Mrs. J. C. Reynolds of Coram.
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Imalel J. Schulte
Green River
Halt Lake City
Schulte
Denver
George Gould
J. C. Reynolds
Cora
Wagon Builder Builds Enclosed Top For Don Levine Auto Truck
Wagon maker Frank Rosenstein has been busy constructing an enclosed top for the Don Levine auto truck, adapting it for his peddling business while also assembling a wagon for Billy Biles to aid travel across the country.
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Frank Rosenstein
Biurkemith
Don Levine
Loks Bike
Billy Biles
Hiv Tonee
Catarrh Remedies Highlighted in Toledo Ad
An old advertisement cites Chenery & Co of Toledo offering remedies for catarrh and constipation. The text references constitutional treatments and venure measures, noting multiple products and claims within a period newspaper style.
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Alee Constitutional
Treatment Venure
Moneteninees Et Chenery & Co
Toleda Chale Remedi Boldaha Pula
Pitt The Reliable Plumber Plumbing and Heating Ad
WM. E. PITT The Reliable Plumber offers plumbing and heating services with all work guaranteed. Phone number omitted in readable text. Local trades ad highlights service reliability and contact line for residents seeking repairs or installations.
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WM. E. Pitt
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Queen's End
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William Richmond
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Chas Sneddon
George Easton
Emma Hunter
LeRoy Rosenberg
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V. Price & Co
Ed. V. Price & Co
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Co
Kemmerer, Wyo
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Kemmerer, Wyoming
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