Government wool demonstration car tours Wyoming farms
The government wool demonstration car, led by L. K. Heller, toured Kemmoeret and nearby areas with J. A. Hill assisting from Wyoming Agricultural College. It showcased sheep grades, including a Corriedale ewe from New Zealand and a long-wool Cotswold, and explained wool processing from fleece to thread while warning about tar-based brands and promoting soluble paints.
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Kemmoeret
Batur- Seeee
New Zealand
Laramie
Cokeville
Fockmaster
Short Line Rails Resume Passenger Punctuality Improves
Rail traffic on the Short Line is returning to normal with trains arriving on time after a period of delays. Traveling and yard crews report improved conditions though freight congestion and worker shortages persist. Observers note a payday crowd at the Short Line as staff remain affected by illness and weather.
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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 Injuries Reported
Mr Mirecuan of Calley underwent surgery Tuesday. Mrs Bertallou of Oakley was admitted Monday after an injury at work. Dr Hosen beam derry trun attended. Lene Butler, Junior High School student, has ventric hospital stay of two and a half months and left Sunday. Wm Armstrong of the Diamond and Coke Company injured about ten days ago, expected to leave soon.
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Mirecuan
Calley
Wee
Wm. Armstrong
Diamond and Coke Company
Social Doings Hostesses Share Red and White Themed Party
In a Saturday gathering at a Minen home activity centered on cards and prizes. Mrs Leonard How won the bent ton bole prize while Mrs Strine and Mrs Witherspoon took honors at cards. Red and white decor and carnatons set the scene as about fifty guests attended. Invitations listed numerous attendees from Cokeville Evanston and local towns.
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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
Valentines Party Hosted by Mrs Naylin Draws Local Friends
Mrs Naylin entertained a number of friends at her red and white Valentine party with tally cards, hearts, tissue dress contest, and handmade prizes. Guests included Mrs Pfeiffer, Mrs Burch, Mrs Rose and many others. the event featured card games, dancing, and an evening of socializing in Kemmerer.
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Werved
Pfeiffer
Bureh
Valentine
Rose
Sammon
W. Hell
T. Matthews
McNamara
J. Jones
Whitney
Lanecole County
Platt Wilson
Aduleiius
Mire Chas
Rathoun
Misselem Bruby
Missem
Stelle Kahaa
Mesera
He OM Rw
Meeynaide
Piatt Wilson
Medonald
W. Urandon
Fourth Married Folks dance draws large crowd at Lyceum
The fourth in the Married Folks fish dance series at the Lyceum drew about thirty couples, among Diamond people, with music by Prof. Fred Jennings Morgan Kavanagh and Raymond Corre. Two more dances are planned, possibly a third. A series of card parties is being considered.
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Lyceum
Fred Jennings
Morgan Kavanagh
Raymond Corre
Bod Wes
High School Notes Party Promises Spring Programs
High School Notes describes a February Valentine party at the school gym with dancing as the main amusement. The event featured faculty and board members as guests, previews of upcoming programs, and plans for future assemblies. Rehearsals for a comedy titled The Arrival of Kitty continue with a listed cast. The piece notes potential summer work programs via an Experimental Bureau to aid commercial students and place stenographers, typists, and office staff with Kemmerer area businesses.
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Bureh
Kemmerer
K. H
K. Ho
Miss Afton Hosts Afternoon Party for Guests
A seven o clock departure marked a cheerful afternoon hosted by Miss Afton. Guests included Alice and William Hocker, Kenneth and Hagel Brammer, Mells and Marva Evans, Marie and Edna Holmes, Mildred Clark, Adeline Talcott, Marjorie Clark, Della Symes, Percy and Maude LeRoux, David Brown, Henry Bellon, Paul Chapin, James Thelma and Agnes Gordon, Eva Anderson, Eather Nicholson and Eleanor Smith. Mrs Charles Hathbun entertained Mrs George Miles of Denver with twenty four attendees. Mrs Nicholson won first prize, a hammered brass yard oil lamp, while Mr Turner received the consolation prize, a tiny flour sifter. A dainty lunch followed.
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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 Finds Dazed Stranger After Drought Incident
A man in poor condition, affected by last week’s drought, was found wandering with a frozen face. He was rushed to Lincoln County Miners Hospital for treatment. Dr J R Marquis, county health official, took charge as doctors feared strepas could set in. the man remains dazed and unable to identify his origin or relatives.
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Lincoln County Miners Hospital
Stpelas
J. R. Marquis
County Health
Valentine party at Episcopal Guild room draws large crowd
The Monday gathering in the Guild room of the Episcopal church attracted many attendees for a novel party. Decorations featured valentine colors and hearts while a cafeteria supper was served. Guests chose meals and shared contributions from their plates. the event was a success.
Snowbound Journey Ends in Night Return to Barge Ranch
Claude Danie visited Viola from Barge Ranch for a day trip toward Opal. He died during an attempt to cross via Motte Thomas ranch amid deep foothill snow after a daylong struggle. He returned to the ranch that night.
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Claude Danie
Viola
Mat
Opal
B. M. Pox
Motte Thomas
Diamondville Club Hosts Novice Dance At Saturday Event
The Y M S C Dance Club of Diamondville held a Saturday event with Prof. Fred Jennings on piano. H Moyer and Morgan Kavanagh served, and Jay led the gathering until 3 o clock as a large crowd enjoyed the evening.
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Diamondville
Fred Jennings
H. Hh
Moyer
Morgan Kavanagh
Jay
Postmaster Dies in Halt Lake City Observation
Word arrives of the death of Imalel J. Schulte, a former postmaster from the upper Green River country. He died January 2 in Salt Lake City. He owned land in Fenways and had lived in Denver, arriving in 1901. He leaves two daughters Mrs. George Gould of Denver and Mrs. J. C. Reynolds of Cora.
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Imalel J. Schulte
Green River
Halt Lake City
Schulte
Denver
George Gould
J. C. Reynolds
Cora
Wagon builder crafts enclosed top for Don Levine truck
Frank Rosenstein, wagon maker, recently completed an enclosed top for the Don Levine auto truck to aid its peddling business. He has also been assembling a wagon companion for Billy Biles intended for travel across the country, with additional work underway.
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Frank Rosenstein
Biurkemith
Don Levine
Loks Bike
Billy Biles
Hiv Tonee
Local Patent Remedy Ad Claims Early Cure for Catarrh
An 19th century advertisement touts a universal catarrh remedy from Chenery & Co of Toledo claiming to cure various ailments including constipation and general constitutional issues. The fragment emphasizes widespread catarrh prevalence and promotes the remedy as a universal solution.
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Alee Constitutional
Treatment Venure
Moneteninees Et Chenery & Co
Toleda Chale Remedi Boldaha Pula
Pitt's Reliable Plumber Offers Guaranteed Plumbing Service
WM. E. Pitt advertises plumbing heating and tinning with guaranteed work. Contact details omitted. The small notice promotes dependable service from a local tradesman known as The Reliable Plumber.
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WM. E. Pitt
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