Strayed or Stolen Brown Mare Near Montpelier
A stray or stolen brown mare weighing about 1909 pounds, branded J J on the front hoof and with a missing eye, was last seen heading toward Montpelier. A reward of 90 is offered for information leading to recovery, listed under Peter Kavaja Box 11 Cumberland No. 2.
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Sie Wien
Bildim
Montpelier
Turee
Peter Kavaja
Cumberland
Justin Pomeroy Returns Home After Omaha Trip
Justin Pomeroy came back to his Fort Omalle ranch last week after a trip to Omaha with his wife, who died there following a medical event. Friends express sorrow at the loss and note plans for the future were interrupted. Phone line offered for job inquiries.
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Justin Pomeroy
Fortomalle Ranch
Aimee
Justin
Omaha
Caravan Halts in Wyoming Desert for Shrine Rite
At the command of the Imperial Potentate the Mystic Shrine caravan paused near Rawlins Wyoming for a Mecca to thirty eight desert poor. The event, guided by Ilustrious Potentate K H Hadsell and Mavtheus Recorder Charles Miller, drew Shriners and spectators amid celebratory rites and a vivid demonstration in the Oasis.
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Rawlins
Wyoming
Mecca
Nemiske
K. H. Hadsell
Mavtheus
Charles Miller
Kemmerer
Ousin
A. D. Hoskins
Themas
Ralph W. Smith
Bob
Cokeville News Paper Sold to Local Investors
V Tennant longtime owner editor of the Cokeville paper reports his publication was sold at auction last week as he retires. J D Nob and local business men of Kemmerer purchase and plan to continue the paper. Tennant contemplates future fields, possibly reentering the business with a crew.
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V. Tennant
Kemmerer
J. D Nob
Tennant
Altho
A Good Musicale in Kemmerer Impresses Few
Signor Caffarelli and his daughters Carmela and Luisa performed at the Lyceum in Kemmerer to a small crowd. A staged dare with a basket and ladder led to a phantom accident when the cable broke, injuring several novices but revealing a dummy in the basket. Judge John A. Riner of Cheyenne and other Wyoming figures attended.
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Kemmerer
Signor Caffarelli
Carmela
Luisa
Lyceum
Besore
Daeager
Ieen
John A. Riner
Cheyenne
United States
Wyoming
Guards of Miners Warn Fires Endanger Hundreds
Federal Mine Bureau chief engineer Herbert M. Wilson warns that coal mine fires have caused hundreds of deaths and millions in losses. He cites disasters at Cherry Illinois and Purcoast Pennsylvania as failures to preventable fires from minor causes. He urges affordable fire fighting gear like oxygen helmets, tighter regulations, fire drills, and fireproof materials near mine openings to reduce future tragedies.
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Herbert M. Wilson
Federal Bureau of Mines
Wilson
Charry
Pancosst
Desdwond, & D
Gore
Gamat Hill
Bureau of Mines
New Pump House Episcopal Church Planned for Town
Plans for a large new pump house on the south side of the bridge advance water system upgrades serving Diamondville Oakley and Glencoe with a five by four foot tunnel under the tracks to steady pressure. St James Episcopal near Cedar and Earl Streets seeks funds about 1800 dollars and break ground May 1 for a four thousand five hundred dollar building including a high basement gymnasium and study for church activities.
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Nuistake
Diamondville
Oakley
Glencoe
Nee Manry
Ani Ne
Ketmerer
St. James Episcopal Organization
Run Home
W.L. Piersen
Cedar Avenue
Earl Street
Nso
Kemeterer
Elk Shipping Expands To Wyoming For Restocking
Two more cars of elk were moved from Kemmerer to Cheyenne on Tuesday with assistant wardens noting possible restocking at Laramie Peak. The elk, shipped from Medicine Bow reserve in Carbon County, may migrate into Colorado as the range begins in Wyoming. Officials expect a hogh seasonal increase with relocations planned for several years. Local market offers hot drinks and chopped meats as Kemmerer market stocks rise.
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Wyoming
Second Team Wins Af Interesting Frontier Hall Basketball Game
A Saturday night game at Frontier Hall pitted Kemmerer Eighth Grade against Kemmerer Town. Eighth Grade players Harold Jetters Billy Townsend Lom Jones Herbert Chirk Tommy Roberts and D Miller faced Second Town players Bd Gunter George Parker Harvey Piper Dean Palmer Bryan Sammon John Cleveland. Vaughn Lyons umpire and Sim Ross referee. Attendance was not large despite the sport's local appeal.
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Frontier Hall
Kemmerer
Harold Jetters
Billy Townsend
Lom Jones
Herbert Chirk
Tommy Roberts
D. Miller
Bd Gunter
George Parker
Harvey Piper
Dean Palmer
Bryan Sammon
John Cleveland
Vaughn Lyons
Uupire
Sim Ross
For Sale Plymouth Rock Cockerels Kemmerer Mason
Kemmerer ad offers Thorobred barred Plymouth Rock cockrels for sale by Roy A. Mason. Also promotes Wright Rooming House with clean convenient rooms and outside access on North Pine Ave near L D 8 Church.
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Kemmerer Bakery
Thorobred
Plymouth Rock Cockrels
Roy A. Mason
Kemmerer
Wright
North Pine Avent
L. D
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