Local high school basketball showdown set for Saturday night
A high school basketball game will be played Saturday evening at the auditorium between Kemmerer High and the Oakley team. Kemmerer has won both early season meetings, while Oakley contains former Kemmerer stars. Rock Springs will send its crack squad to rival the locals on March 15.
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Kemmerer High
Oakley
Oakley Boys
Kemmerer
Rock Springs
Kemmerer High School
Death of Archie Cameron in Frontier at Age 14
The many friends of Mr and Mrs John Cameron mourn the sudden death of their son Archie Cameron at their home on February 15 after an earlier successful appendectomy. Born April 6, 1904 in Aldridge Montana, he moved to Frontier in 1906 and resided there. Funeral services were held at Frontier Hall with pallbearers Wesley Crone Carroll Simpson Henry Richmond Pete Quealy George Niemi Elmer Matson. Relatives came from Cumberland Salt Lake City Lava Hot Springs Idaho among others.
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John Cameron
Suddenill
Aldridge
Mont
Frontier
Frontier Hall
Sutton
Wesley Crone
Carrol Simpson
Henry Richmond
Pete Quealy
Geo. Niemi
Elmer Matson
D. Gaspard
F. Gaspard
R. Woolrich
Cumberland
John Nesbit
Salt Lake City
Frank Fagnant
Lava Hot Springs
Idaho
Lincoln County ARC executive committee meeting notice
The Lincoln County Chapter of the A R C will hold its regular monthly executive committee meeting on Wednesday February 26 1919 at 8 oclock at the city hall. Mrs Harry A Trost secretary Lincoln Co Chapter A RC.
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Lincoln County
City Hall
Harry A. Trost
Bee
Lincoln Co
A. RB. C
Senior Class Party 15 A Real Event at High School
Last Friday the high school senior class of 1919 held its annual party in the assembly hall honoring faculty, students, returned soldiers, and alumni. Class programs were handed to attendees as music by Mrs. C. D. Stafford and Mr. Laley of Frontier accompanied the evening, followed by a delicious lunch. The seniors earned credit for a well staged event and a jovial gathering.
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C. D. Stafford
Laley
Frontier
Sewing at home becomes main object for Lincoln County ABC
Mrs. Harry Trost, secretary of the Lincoln County Chapter, ABC, emphasizes bringing sewing work home. The goal is to complete the tasks efficiently under chapter directions.
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Harry Trost
Lincoln County Chapter
A. B.C
Local Music Draws Big Demand at Pinedale Dance
JANS FR A Jennings Mr Mullings and Miss Pauline Zijlar played music for a Big Piney dance last Friday and earned an offer to perform in Pinedale the next night but declined due to the Railway Traiftmens' dance in Kemmerer the same date.
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FR. A. Jennings
Mr. Mullings
Pauline Zijlar
Big Piney
Pinedale
Kemmerer
Red Cross Urgently Seeks Helpers for Pajamas
Local Red Cross chapter calls for women to sew three hundred pajama sets as part of a long standing production order. Extra orders for knitted goods and refugee clothing will follow after the Denver notice. The need is highlighted by reports of cold weather and suffering among barefooted children. Red Cross rooms welcome volunteers Wednesday and Friday afternoons.
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Red Cross
Denver
Mountain Division
Alden Brinton Dies in Salt Lake City
Alden Brinton died in Salt Lake City after a brief illness of Spanish influenza. Word of his death reached Kemmerer on Wednesday morning. He passed away last Tuesday morning, shocking many friends who had recently seen him in good health.
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Kemmerer
Alden Brinton
Salt Lake City
Trainmen Dance Thrills at Lyceum Hall Caboose Hop Delights Crowd
Local No. 607 Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen held a social at Lyceum Hall drawing crowds from nearby Montpelier. A caboose staged the punch and novelty dances included Caboose Hop and Switchman's Slippery Slide. General chairmen Joseph Siegel John McPhie and Thomas Smith led committees. Kemmerer Orchestra provided eight pieces.
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Montpelier
Jos. P. Siegel
John B. McPhie
Thomas L. Smith
Kemmerer Orchestra
Card of Thanks for kindness during illness and death
We express our appreciation and thank all friends for their services rendered during the sickness and death of our son. Also
Boyes Named Secretary of State Livestock Board
Charles B. Boyes of Rawlins is the new secretary of Wyoming s state board of livestock commissioners. The unanimous selection occurred at the first meeting of the new board which includes Jens Yoder Cheyenne Oscar Big Piney and Clarence Gardner Holt. Boyes starts at once earning 200 per month and replaces Fred L Thompson who was moved to deputy internal revenue collector for Wyoming with residence in Cheyenne.
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Charles B. Boyes
Rawlins
State Board of Livestock Commissioners
Jens Yoder
Cheyenne
Oscar
Big Piney
Clarence Gardner
Holt
Boyce
Frank Jones
Vancouver Barracks
Wash
Fred L. Thompson
Lander
Thompson
Internal Revenue
Wyoming
Chayenne
Headache Relief Ad Promotes Chamberlain's Tablets
A vintage advertisement promises relief from periodic headaches with stomach sickness and jaundiced eyes. It urges taking Chamberlain's Tablets as directed for bilious attacks and suggests adherence to package instructions may help avoid future episodes.
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Chamberlain
Billous Néan
Evening at Cook's Pavilion Promises Special Fun
Fragmentary notice advertises evening gatherings at Cook's Pavilion with events each night from 8 to 10 and afternoon sessions on Sundays. Mentions a “Beg Pisce im” and a tempting invitation to spend an evening together with someone. Financial figure 1,000K appears as cost or stake in the faded text.
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Louis B
Westrolder
Florist
Diamontville
Mountain Trading Co
Evanston
Archie Cameron
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Wilson
Washington
Jans
Kemmerer Victorieas
Julia Arthur
Cavell
Gladys Leslie
Harry T. Morey
FATE
Lonesome Lake
Mark Pickford
Seventeen
Hearst
D. W. Griffith
Kemmerer Market
W. H. Bordon
Kemmerer, Wyo
Cook’s Pavilion
Npas
Diel
Ea Cu
Hs Niin Analiza
Kemmerer Union Laundry
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