Emplote Killed In Railroad Yard Accident
J W Scheidegger, 26, ex serviceman, was run over by engine 6 586 in the cinder pit near the roundhouse. He died about an hour later at Marquis hospital. Wife with a ten day old baby notified. body sent to Paris Idaho via No 17 after services by American Legion members.
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Yhursday
J. W. Scheidegger
Mim
Marquis Hospital
France
American Legion
Fitspatrick
Paris
Idaho
Citizenship Hearings Set For Thursday In District Court
Thirty three applications for citizenship are scheduled for Thursday before Judge A I in the district court. Preliminary examinations were held on the 10th. Eight ex service men will be admitted without declarations or the two year waiting period due to service. Names include Covela, Pasquale Daniel, Gillard, Corollo, Faery Geo, Boras, F Rollo and Geo H Smith. Others under the old law include Stremfels, Sabec, Kral, Saxon, Galicie, Piz, McNalley, Pasini, Gillis, Jasiouwsky, de Barnardi, Marcon, Visco, Serafini, Threlkeld, Veltri, Gulassi, Van Leerdam, Gantenaya, Shay, Brunner, Algot Tarson. Some alien enemy applications await government clearance and may be examined on the 26th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A I
Mtaige “Covela
Pasquale Daniel
Joseph A. Gillard
Celio Marcon
Rovvo Visco
Giovanni Serafini
Thomas Threlkeld
Pasquale Veltri
Peter Gulassi
Eliza van Leerdam
Jobin Gantenaya
George R. Smith
Joseph Shay
Emil Brunner
John Algot
Tarson
State Receipts From Forest Department Details
The write up outlines how federal forest funds are shared with Wyoming counties under the law. It notes twenty five percent of state forest receipts revert to states for distribution among counties where forests lie. At least ten percent is for schools, or roads may be funded with remaining portions, with ninety percent of reverting funds to Lincoln County eligible for roads if co ordinations agree, else remaining must go to schools. It cites Bridger Grant net receipts for the Cheal vane ending June 30, 1910 as 902410.08, with part paid to the state by the federal government.
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Wyoming National Forest
Lincoln County
Problems Facing Stricken World Series Opens
Frank Oomerford, renowned writer, recalls Europe during World War I and shares views on life, civilization, and the rise of anarchy. The Camera, via Western Newspaper Union, begins serial publications presenting his observations and proposed remedies. A vivid, urgent exploration of the postwar global crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
America
Frank Oomerford
Union
Australian Soldier Delivers Stirring Lecture at Theatre
A Kemmerer audience heard Australian soldier Skeyhill recount his wartime service from enlistment at eighteen to front-line trenches and postwar reconstruction. He warned of famine risks in Europe, urged rebuilding worldwide through health culture, religion, and democracy, and urged American towns to lead in preserving democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
America
Australia
Skeyhill
Austi
Britain
Europe
Cover
Thistown
Ker
Kemmerer Plans Summer Children's Playground Project
Kemmerer plans a fully equipped playground to open next summer. The City Council discussed a fundraising event in about 30 days to raise four to five hundred dollars for equipment. Final action set marshal salaries at 145.00 day and 125.00 night. Dissension arose over handling confiscated liquor with police jurisdiction unclear.
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Kemmerer
Glasgow
Makley
Youth is Accidently Shot Massey Laid to Rest
The 17 year old William Massey was accidentally killed while skiing near Wilson. A loaded 10 86 rifle fell from his back and a cartridge exploded after striking Aspen trees. A jury verdict followed the scene investigation. Massey, son of William and Matilda, had a brother killed in a snow slide two years earlier. He was buried at Wilson last Saturday. The article also notes the funeral of Mrs William Solliday in Opal with many attendees from the Green River valley.
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William Massey
Massey
Wilson
Puller
Jackson
William
Matilda Massey
Samuel Massey
Jackson Hole
Williem Solliday
M. E
Opal
Green River Valley
Rev. Dickson
Methodist Church
Jacob Hererhler
al Payne
James Chrisman
Ly D. Tanner
Louis Jones
James Davison
Lulu Martin
Seattle
Nash
Solliday
Estherville
Town
Wyoming
Messrs
Mesdames
Pete Petrie
Finley Petrie
Lee
James Petrie
A. W
John Stevens
O. J. Allen
Walter McIlvain
Frank Trimmer
Lucy Ritz
Jacob Herachler
Lyon Rathbun
Justin Perey
Nk Pomeroy
Fontenelle
L. D. Tanner
Jesse Budd
Henry McDonald
Big Piney
Woman Committed Suicide by Carbolic Acid in Rock Springs
Mrs Laura Costello took her own life by drinking carbolic acid in Rock Springs days ago while her husband attended a union meeting there. She was 29 and left a family of seven children. Parents could offer no explanation for her act as she remained in excellent spirits all day.
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Laura Costello
Legion Post 17 to Elect Officers in February Meet
American Legion Post 17 calls all members to attend Monday evening February 20 for the election of permanent officers for the ensuing year. The temporary commander urges participation to ensure a full slate and orderly proceedings.
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American Legion
Miner Ted Owens Fined 624 and Costs for Assault
Ted Owens a miner at Frontier was fined 624 and costs by Judge Glaskow on Monday evening for assault and battery. The case involved a dispute with T Kurino, a Japanese blacksmith, over sharpening a devit with an ig drill, where Owens struck Kurino on the head, causing a slight wound.
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Ted Owens
Frontier
Glaskow
T. Kurino
Minies
Owens
Uinta County Publishes History of Its Soldiers
A county memorial volume honors men from Uinta during the war. The book, produced under the county Memorial, lists all service members and serves as a tribute to those who carried duties in the conflict. The editors are praised for compiling a comprehensive muster and for the project as a lasting record.
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Uinta County
UW County Service
Uinta County Memorial
Automobile owners warned of arrest for unregistered car
A terse notice warns motorists that driving an unregistered vehicle will lead to arrest. The message cites a date and authority, though the wording is garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyet
Oakley
Card of Thanks from Solliday and Family
Card of Thanks from Wi Solliday and family to express appreciation for kindness and sympathy after recent bereavement. The message names Chas Solliday, Lancaster, Mrs Margaret Petrie, Mrs Muriel Brazen, Mrs Rail Martin, and Mrs Pernina, crediting friends for support during the loss.
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Solliday
Sawa
CHAS
Lancaster
Margaret Petrie
Muriel Braze
Rail Martin
Pern Ina
Scouts World Good Turn Week Gains in Kemmerer
Scouts report over 1000 good turns issued and worn as pledge badges while a group including Young Hogan Hatten Heady Rose Hrammer Reed Salmon Welwan Ryburn Edmonds Whitten Wilkes Wellman Hocher hiked the hills on Lincoln's birthday Last Thursday. Den dinner and wind relief mark the day as plans form for more in Ken morer Frontier. A brief town scout meeting offered service and hard work with cluries to be led by Rey Dickson Mesers Platt Row Connor Janes Nutt Boson and others.
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Kemmerer
Lincoln
Scoute Young
Hogan
Hatten
Heady
Rose
Hrammer
Reed
Salmon
Welwan
Ryburn
Edmonds
Whitten
Wilkes
Wellman
Hocher
Frontier
Terri-Bedes
Cluries Ares Rey
Dickson
Mesers
Platt
Row
Connor
Janes
Nutt
Boson
Paul
Opal Granger Road To Be Built This Summer
County Commissioner Andrew Morrow told a Camera representative that road work between Opal and Granger will start after frost due to survey completion by the State Highway Commission. The Opal to Kemmerer segment will be finished next summer except where Narrows requires a deviation. State to surface and maintain the full Kemmerer to Granger stretch, reducing traffic diverted through Evanston on the Lincoln Highway.
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Opal
Granger
State Highway Commission
Tin Aaid
Andrew Morrow
Kemmerer
Morrow
Suray
Narrows
State Line
Cokeville
Evanston
Lincoln Highway
Lincoln County
Local Railroad Men Perfected Invention For Locomotives
Ben G Griggs and Wm B O'Brien, two local railroad men, have perfected a shale burner and stoker for locomotive engines using an endless chain elevator to move air phase coal from the hopper to the fire box. They have applied for a patent in Washington and claim the device could revolutionize fuel and stoking with abundant regional oil shale, potentially replacing other fuel sources as it becomes common in the area.
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Ben G. Griges
Wm. B. O'Brien
Washington
Ginger
Mr. O'Brien
Griggs
Wilson Makes Factory Rounds
Mr. Platt Wilson, manager of the Lincoln County Garage, returned from a monthlong trip visiting Chandler and Dodge factories and auto shows in Chicago and Cleveland. He notes Chandler production will greatly exceed last year and that demand still cannot be met. Four Chandlers and four Dodges were accepted for shipment to Kommerer, with Cleveland models and a new under-lady for Chandler creating strong market buzz.
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Platt Wilson
Lincoln County
Chandler
Dodge
Chicago
Cleveland
Enamioua
Mr. Wilson
East
Wilson
Kommerer
Diamondville man fined for assault and battery
George Boris of Diamondville was brought before the police justice on Monday evening and fined $50 plus costs for assault and battery. Merle Romanick, the complaint, was later arrested on a state warrant and before Judge Glasgow on the same charge but released on a day’s time.
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George Boris
Diamondville
P Palice Justice
Ng Merle Romanick
Glasgow
Kangttakis and Robinson Tie in Cumberland Ceremony
Mike Kangttakis and Miserma Robinson were married in a Cumberland ceremony on Wednesday afternoon as officials noted the nuptials. Both spouses are reported as residents of Cumberland and the event was conducted with county involvement.
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Mike Kangttakis
Miserma Robinson
Ure Rity
Caveman
Pring
Harrison
Cumberland
Inter Mountain Auto Show Adorns Salt Lake City Era
The Inter Mountain Auto Show at Bonneville Park Salt Lake City drew strong praise from local dealers led by Mr Sheepatn Mr Embree and Mr Klachan for its success and wide display including Buick Chandler Nash Chevrolet Dodge and Ford models A new Packard designed for Joe Kinney of Cokeville cost 12000 and the show spurred optimism about vehicle prices and the closed car trend with plans for a national auto association and regional maritime ties.
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Bonneville Park
Salt Lake City
Rocky Mountain District
Sheepatn
Embree
Klachan
Kemmerer
Buick
Chandler
Nash
Chevrolet
Dodge
Ford
Witherspoon
Inter-Mountain Auto-Motive
Newhouse Hotel
Utah
Idaho
Nevada
Wyoming
Russel Ridhe
Avilization
InterMountain Association
National Automobile Association
Pacvifle- Nash Motor Company
Toch Hotel
Nach
Clint
Mr. Witherspoon
Cleveland
Prites
Automobile
Wien
Saltaire
Packard
Joe Kinney
Cokeville
Oxy
Denver
Salt Lake
Thomas Elmer Hilliard dies at 21 from influenza pneumonia
Thomas Elmer Hilliard, son of Mr and Mrs Hyrum Hilliard of Auburn, died Wednesday morning at his home from pneumonia after the Spanish influenza. He had recently been ill and was 21 years old. Star Valley Independent
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Thomas Elmer
Hyrum Hilliard
Auburn
City
Dew
Star Valley Independent
Wyoming Livestock Decline Report Shows Sharp Losses
The 10 live stock report notes 612000 fewer range cattle and 600000 fewer sheep in Wyoming year over year. Low market prices and heavy past-season shipments due to drought caused the decline with feed shortages worsening conditions, while early year prices averaged about two dollars lower than the prior year.
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Wyoming
Department of Agriculture
Car Buicks Coming for Kemmerer Hardware Store
A scrambled notice describes six Buick cars destined for Kemmerer Hardware & Furnishings Co. They are due to arrive soon and will be displayed in the new room of the company in the off frame lot. A brief incident mentions a wound and a local shop being closed for a short time.
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Kemmerer Hardware & Purnitary Co
Naa
Ruick Tourine
Thev Company
Lotoley
Bishree
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M. E. Church
Legion Post
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Scoutmaster
Bunn
Opal-Granger Road
Kemmerer-Opal
Omlt Lake
Thomas Elmer Hilliard
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