W Brammer 15 Victim of Pneumonia in Kemmerer
W Brammer, 15 years a railroad agent for Oregon Short Line, died of pneumonia after a severe cold. He lived in Kemmerer fourteen years, served in multiple railroad roles, and was a trusted city official. Survived by wife Gertrude Jones Brammer and four children, plus two sisters. Funeral set for this afternoon. services at 1 o'clock.
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Popuire Kenmerer
O. 8. T. Railroad
Kemmerer Airteen
Cornell
Poon
W. Brammer
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
L. C. OM
Brammer
Mr. Brawmer
Kenneth
Anul
Ruth
Mary
Sx Qouths
KE. W. Bourn
Ana Mies Nette Bran U
Wis
Gertrude Jones
T. R Jones
Kenmerer
Kemmerer Alway
EB. W. Bourne
Nette Brammer
Montpelier
T R. Jones
Guido Mama Victim of HU Bullet Dies in France
A telegram from the war department confirms Guido Inama, son of Coleste Coniary, died in France on November 1 after being wounded September 29. He was a Colgate student, from a Kemmerer area family, with several siblings and both parents. Local Opal ties noted as well.
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Guido Mama
France
Coleste Coniary
Guido
War Department
Inama
Theon
Colgate
Iname
Montenelle
Kemanerer
Caveral
Kemmerer and
Wool Growers Convention in Kemmerer This Weekend
The Lincoln County Woolgrowers Association holds its annual convention and ball in Kemmerer Friday and Saturday. Key sessions include an address welcome by Mayor T. Hunter Salmon and talks by Dr. J Kniepp on forest range issues. A major topic is the government wool stock and its market impact, with plans for a nationwide discussion and a grand ball at Cook's Pavilion and a banquet at the Kemmerer Hotel for up to 400 attendees.
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New Kener Theatre
Sadman
Forester Kniepp
Lincoln County Woolgrowers Association
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Kemmerer Theatre
Two O'Clork
T. Hunter Salmon
Walcaugie
J. Knlopp
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Nevada
Kniepp
Jim ‘Wilson
Douglas
State Association
Wilson
Boston
Gulotatr
Cook
Kemmerer Orchestra
Kemmerer Hotel
Quarantine Restrictions Are Removed At City Council Meeting
City Council votes to lift all quarantine restrictions. Public assemblies allowed, signaling uptick in social activity. Kemmerer theatre opened, large crowd pleased with entertainment. Plans for dances and roller skating events noted. School openings delayed for two weeks, per board action. Christmas season shopping sees a brisk pace. two sisters announce the death of their sister in Nandereay from Spanish influenza.
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U Friend
Kemmerer
Kemmerer Theatre
Ip Atendance
R.A. Maso
Peterson Family Mourns Influenza Deaths in Riverton
Osar Peterson and George Watts returned from Riverton Utah after attending the funeral of Angus Peterson who died last Thursday and was buried Saturday. An hour later Mrs Peterson died and was buried the next day. The deaths orphan five children who will be cared for by Mr Onar Peterson and brothers.
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George Watts
Osar Peterson
Riverton
Utah
Angus Peterson
Peterson
Records for tak collections break all prior marks
County Treasurer Taysons reports office collected about 260000 in the past few days and checks are still coming in. He says no previous year saw such a total and the trend indicates receipts will be unusually large.
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Taysons
Injury Ends For Pocatelio Worker Fingers Lost Between Cars
Drakeman Charen Lockard of Pocatelio offered the best right arm while passing between two freight cars at Granger Sunday evening. His hand was cut off when the cars were pushed together. He was taken to a hospital at Rock Springs for surgical care.
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Fa Drakeman
Charen Lockard
Pocatelio
Rock Springs
Five Deaths in Jackson Hole From Influenza Surge
A Jackson Hole correspondent reports over 300 Spanish influenza cases in the valley within 24 hours and five deaths in the preceding day. Victims include Hyrum Delaney and A B Ole, with others unnamed. Attempts to reach Jackson Hole by telephone failed due to lines being down. Dr O W Hult remains at home, with several family members ill.
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Jackson
Hows
Hyrum Delaney
A. B Ole
Wade Thia
Jackson Hole
Y ‘Lown
O. W. Hult
Mrs Medile McDill Dies of Pneumonia in Kemmerer
Mrs. W. F. McDill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Jones, died at her Kemmerer home after a severe cold worsened. She was said to be improving the morning Yeate day, and leaves behind her husband serving in France, two daughters Phillis and Bignuch, aged ten and four, and her parents and siblings.
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W. F. McDill
T. R. Jones
Kemmerer
Yeate
McDin
France
Phillis
Bignuch
Fire destroys Wyoming Mail Order House and stock
A morning blaze at the Wyoming Mail Order House wholesale and retail liquor establishment owned by Sigmund Kohn left the building a complete loss with stock destroyed. Firefighters saved the adjacent frame building and residence of Dr. Newland. Estimated loss about 9 5,000 with partial insurance coverage. Kohn plans to resume business in days.
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Los
Tnetralco
Wyoming
Sigmund
Stenjen
Kohn
Wyoming Mall
Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Company
Newlands
Cmpany
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A. B Nott
Trymimner
Magdine Lodge of
Kommerce
P.H. Rehburg
Opal
Promise
First National Bank
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Wool Growers Convention
Australia
United States
Mary Geeyoy
Nandereay
Osgar Peterson
Browrer
Angus Petdesin
Creauvars
ETON
Okalgae
Origin of
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Finke
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