Fast(e)game Ends In Dispute In Evanston Kemmerer Clash
The Evanston Kommerer game against Kemmerer ended 29 to 28 in favor of Evanston after a disputed last minute goal led referee Nilson to reverse an earlier call. The match featured strong Kemmerer defense and a late Evanston rally, with controversial decisions shaping the final outcome and stirring local reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston Kommerer
Kemmerer
theEvanston Boys
Watc
Corrie Easton
K. H
Cen
June
Bvanston
Basten
Evanston
Sera
Thinekeepers
Hy Evanston
Byanston
Metal Cure
Evanson
Hrilla
Oreti
William Sneddon
Steve Jacioletti
George Easton
George
Bvanaton
K. W
Rock Springs
Tant Rawlins
University “Preps
Laramie
Es Fol
Fatalities in coal mines decreased in 1916 report
A U S Bureau of Mines report by Van H Manning shows 1916, the peak year for coal tonnage and employment, had fewer mining deaths than any of the prior nine years. Death rate fell to 3.03 per 1000 workers, with nation leading gains in safety credited to the Safety First movement and cooperation among inspectors, operators, and miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van H. Manning
Bureau of Mines
United States
Manning
Bureau of Minen
Burea
Sullivan and Bickley Leading in Area Plumbing
Sullivan and Bickley advertise as the leading plumbing and heating service in the area offering guaranteed workmanship and materials with broad coverage. The misspelled ad notes phony claims from 1931 era, indicating possible counterfeit listings.
WM. E. Pitt The Reliable Plumber Ad
WM E Pitt offers plumbing heating and tinning services with all work guaranteed and a contact phone 8Y for local repairs and installations.
Kemmerer Notes Include Illness Visits and Local Arrivals
Col H E Christmas remains home with influenza but improves gradually. Mrs Alice J Call arrives from Aston to visit daughter Mrs Carl Cook. Lost a bunch of keys on Kemmerer streets. return to camera office for reward. Hon W E Hudson of Oklahoma City in Kemmerer to study local conditions. Detective W K Knowles registered at Hotel Kemmerer. George Watts, prominent rancher, visits Kemmerer friends while tending to flocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Bruce
Sugar City
Idaho
Kemmerer Coal Company
Utah Idaho Sugar Company
Kemmerer
Chas. B. Bruce
Alice J. Call
Carl Cook
Aston
Camere
George Watts
Bondurant Residents Note Early Spring Hints
Bondurant Newslets reports Geo. Grassel traveled to Green River country after visiting the Wilhelm home in Fall River Basin. Weather remains mild with hills visible and signs of an early spring. Grassel and Helen Wilhelm visited the Lewis home. the Query ranch malls with horse relays reach the office via Shorty the ski artist. Arthur Bowlsby moved to the saw mill for winter balance, noting colder conditions on Jack Creek. Tatle C. Bellin helps J.P. Pisteorer with winter feeding duties.
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Geo. Grassel
Green River Country
Wilhelm
Fall River Basin
Helen Wilhelm
Lewis Home
Query
Shorty
Arthur Bowlsby
Saw Oi
Arthur
Jack Creek
Tatle C. F. Bellin
J.P. Pisteorer
Chamberlain's Tablets for Stomach and Digestive Ailments
These tablets are intended for disorders of the stomach liver and bowels. If you suffer heartburn indigestion or constipation they will help you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Kemmerer Shoe Store Cheapest Place in Town to Buy Shoes
A local ad notes Kemmerer Shoe Store as the cheapest place in town to buy shoes and rubbers. The brief listing emphasizes low prices and a wide selection for residents seeking value.
Kemmerer Buys Large Holdings in Coal and Rail Ventures
The First National Bank of New York leads a takeover of the Coal & Cokery Co and the Davis Colliery Co. Key figures include John L. Kemmerer, Charles D. Norton, E. D. Kenna, and J. T. Davis. The new West Virginia C. & C. Co. forms with Kemmerer as president, consolidating coal, rail, and coke assets across 174 miles of railway from Elkins to Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal & Cokery Co
Davis Colliery Co
First National Bank of New York
Henry G. Davis
Stephen B. Elking
Richard C. Kerens
Charles D. Norton
John L. Kemmerer
E. D. Kenna
New York
The
West Virginia C. & C. Co
John T. Davis
Tate
K. D. Kenna
DB. Thorne
Pittsboro
Elkins
Charleston
W. Va
Divia
Aix
John
Southern Enterprises
Ble Stone Gap
Propertiea
West Virginia
Norton
Thorne
T. B. Loom
Whitney and Kemmibrer
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W. E. White
Pathe
Willard Mack
the Conqueror
Iron Claw
From
Frisco
Triangle
Clara Williams
Theda Hare In
Fatty
Bryer
Mra B. Schwalbe
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Kemmerer Aboc Store
Mra
A. Hubbel
Fomat
Dave Buyes
J. M. Faddies
George Blacker
Cumberland
George Brownson
Diamondville
James Wilkes
Evans
Maud Morris
Fenitz
R. H. Embree
Ftamily
California
Paul Gabardi
Conroy
Frontier
Oscar Peterson
Harry Krupp
Ball Lake City
W. C. Cunnington
J. Colvin
Mrs. Colvin
Mr. Cunnington
Cook's Pavilion
C. 4. Wilson
Afton
Montpelier
Wilson
Studebaker Implement Co
Studebaker
T. J. Robinson
Ameri
Lean Fork
Utah
Union Mercantilé Company
Mr. Robinson
American Fork
Kemmerer Room
Tulip
Hyacis
Daftudils
Weite
Westholder, Florist
Wyoming
Dotts
Harry Trost
D. F. Miller
Lillian Miller
East
Ladies Ald Society
M. £. Church
Mra. Nicholson
Andrew Morrow
Frank Maverick
Stinson
Granger
Carter Lease
Mea
Jon Smith
Rock Hoeings
A. H. Fonda
Ponda
Kansas City
Denver
Ada Lyons
LDH
Kemmerer, Wyo
Ham
J. Mora
Omaha
Lee Christensen
Cokeville
Kere
Fur
Coletd
Wyo
Inte
B. Wodgea
Paul B. James
St. James Episcopal
H. Stoner
R. Fleming
Pocatello
Kemmerer Hotel
James Biggs
Love Hot Springs
Minsk
J. W. Thompson
Wyoderatt
Frank Curtis
Lincoln County
Nora Doty
Viola
Nebraska
R. R. Rosa
J. R. McMinn
Jackson's Hole
Hugo Anderson
Mr. Anderson
T. Nanba
Sublet
Mrs. Abrams
Mr. Abrams
No. 3
Dr. L. E. Kindall
WM. E. Pitt
Finnan
M’kay
the Dawn Cafe
Col
H. E. Christmas
Jagrippe
W. Fe, Hudson
Oklahoma City
W. K. Knowles
Hotel
Bondurant Newslets
Kemmerer Shoe Store
Frank Budner Kemmerer
Tanner
Fife
Aris
New York Capitalist
Coal Trade Journal
Michelin
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