Locals and Per sonals from Kemmerer and Area
Locals and personals note Mr and Mrs C P Budd arriving in Kemmerer from Hot Springs due to Mr Budd’s rheumatism and Lava Springs baths. Mayor L D Tanner and his daughters travel to Kemmerer. various residents travel to Laramie Chicago Muskogee and California. Woolgrowers convention prep. local business and social notes include shifts at a barber shop, Christmas cards from Lt Ralph W Smith, and dances by Rose Stone quartet in Sublet. quarantine signs removed from Hocker and Quesly houses. numerous visits and travels among townsfolk and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Budd
Kemmerer
Budd
Mr. Budd
Lava Springs
Budds
Marbleton
L. D. Tanner
Big Pinoy
Kemmerer Bunday
Dranta
Lydia
Orel Lef
Laramie
The
State University
Mr. Tanner
BlePkvey
Oval
Evanston Dance Marks County Victory Celebration
Justice of the Peace E J Tuckey and W C Jackson of Cokeville attended a dance in Evanston on Monday night under the county party committee auspices. The event celebrated recent county candidates’ victory. Gomer Ress, Kammerer Coal Company superintendent, suffered a severe cold for three or four days, with two other family members also affected but expected to recover soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Rose
Chicago
Mra. A. D Black
Muskogee
Oklo
Denver
Mr. Rose
Evanston
Uniin
Gomer Ress
Kammerer
Bie Boan Il
Olga
Romance at Sage Ends in Silver City Wedding
John Julian the Sage merchant prince and telegraph operator Ruby Shotlef wed quietly after Christmas. The couple, traveling west on the U S S to wed, are now expected to share life together with friends in Sage and Devils Slide, Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Julian
Prince” of
Sage
John
Paris
Idaho
Julian
Ruby Shotlef
F. B. Shotlet
Devils Slide
Utah
Correction on U W W C fund contributors
In Cokeville Mr J D Noblitt the chairman of the recent U W W C informs the Camera office that the name of Mr J W Condron of Border was omitted from the report of fund contributors and requests that his subscription of $6.00 be added to the previously reported large over subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Olwon
Cokeville
Kemmerer
Olwen
J. D. Noblitt
3. W. Condron
Border
Brother of Wm Deloney Dies of Spanish Influenza
Hyrum Deloney, brother of William Deloney, died in Jackson from Spanish influenza. Telegram arrived Sunday, and Mr Deloney left for Jackson on Monday morning.
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Deloney
Hyrum Deloney
Jackson
Smith Takes Oath as New York Governor
Albany, N Y Dec 31 Consider able military pomp and circumstance will attend the inauguration of Alfred B Smith of New York City as governor of New York tomorrow The governor s iet and the retiring governor Charles Whitman together will review a parade in which the military element will predominate Immediately after the parade the oath of office will be administered to the new governor in the Assembly chamber by Secretary of State F M Hugo The booming of cannon will announce the beginning of a new State administration immediately after Governor Smith completes his address
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Alfred B. Smith
New York City
New York
Charles Whitman
Assembly
F. M. ‘Hugo
Movernor Smith
Non Partisan League Ends North Dakota Inauguration Anew
Bismarck N D December 31 most state officers taking oath tomorrow are endorsed by the Non Partisan League except the superintendent of schools Inauguration of the governor and state offices will be plain no frills the inaugural ball once a social highlight was dropped two years ago at Gov Lynn J Frasier request The drive to fund a return ball aims to aid veterans and support troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismark
N. D
Superintendent of Schools
League
Lynn J. Frasier
Hopkins Makes Good as Seg Lane's Assistant
Washington, Dec. 28. Modesty is a key trait of S. G. Hopkins, Assistant Secretary of the Interior, noted for his work as Commissioner of Public Lands in Wyoming. With Lane's reclamation program, Hopkins handles much of the department's major work and may be named permanent assistant to Secretary Lane. His Wyoming ties are seen as a fit for the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
G.hopkins
Crombie
Tropkin
Hopkins
Lane
Wyoming
First Sunday Services Resume at Local Church
Reverend J M Sutton announces the church, closed for three months, will reopen next Sunday the New Year’s first Sabbath for 10 am Sunday school and regular services at 11 am and 7 30 pm. All members, friends, and officials are invited to attend and begin the year with worship. The mission invites all denominations to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
Pblic
David of Old
J. M. Sutton
There Now Tommy Take Your Old Job
London reports a wartime labor mood as female bus conductors refuse to surrender their posts to returning men. Respondents voice frustration with the war era shift and insist on keeping their jobs despite men coming back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
London
Powerful Union Guarantees War Savings Stamp Plan
The text proclaims the strongest and wealthiest union in the world backing War Savings Stamps. It claims Illinois with 8.8 percent involvement and promises above four percent interest.
Return of Farmer Boldter Kanwar Jarvien Dave Petition War Departed
A garbled report recounts farmers seeking demobilization of soldiers and sailors to aid in returning to civilian life. The conference in Manhattan involved farm hire committees and readers note a plan urging early home musters to harvest spring crops and meet taxation needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanwar Jarvien Dave
Farma
Manhattan
Secretary of War
Kitena
Domania
Laxbor
Italy Censors Music to thwart enemy Information Cables
Rome reports Italy remains the sole Allied nation enforcing a strict music censorship during war. The export of printed music is vast and provides spies a channel to relay information to the enemy, prompting Italy to create an independent censorship system to block such transmissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Bec
Italy
Censorship Routes Across Cities for Exported Tastes
The fragment describes surveillance networks in four areas with Milan and Switzerland involved. It notes censors and manuscripts moving toward the American market while additional censorship occurs in another location, with neutral counties referenced. The text is fragmented and names many unclear entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Switzerland
Ab Conon
Bologia
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L. E Ffolland
Matt Bronskoje
Diamondvilla
Lawis
Vived
Bear Lake
W. Hufford
Kemmere
Clara Jangeixley
Rochester
Jvod
Ivanston
Henry Sammon Lyat
California
Willian Wood
Kemmerer Hotel
Summon
Wood, Jr
Himeetant Bla
Dick Brown
Kemmerer Pepie
Ralph W. Smith
Cartle
J. W. Thompagn
Kemmerer Sheep Company
Thompson
Nouthwestern
W. H. Salliday
Opal
Jas. Jensen
John O'Neal
Big Piney
Hocker
Quesly
Mrs. Long
Mahion
Pat Quesly
KR. A. Mason
Katherine Rueche
Mary MacDonald
Ruth Mason
Sam Wood
France
Wood
Episcopal Church
Uncle Bam
Rose Stone Quartette
Sublet
Kemmere: Orchestra
P. Soren
Sen
Rock Slings
Mins Marie Gordon
San Francisco
Mrs.Watson
San Jose
Wm. Angelo
Hi Mother
Colorado College
Angelo
CoReville
Big Pinay
Mre. P. O. Book
Ogdas
Bud Hecker
Vorme
Gensior
C.D. Clark
Evenatus
J, MW. Hollsnd
G. Hobart Chapmen
Allarany
J. L. Mullings
D Stafford
Laiey Ieft Kemaore
Mig Piney
Wulldry Drothers
F. Fini BR. Heckstead
O. B.S. Sheen
M. Peicloch
Ince Pa
Sreems
Balnos
Arinne Se
Moray
Wie
Ross Te Rath
Justice of the Peace
E. J. Tuckey
W. C. Jackson
Bininons
John Davin
Evanstone
Salt Lake City
Tr Yenen
Nee Vie
Springs
Bivens Fontines
U. W. W. C. Correction
Wm. Deloney
North Dakota
Seg
Sprvices
Dale Crane
Boldterr
Louis B
Westholder
Florist
Kemmerer Agente— Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Co. J
Fitepatrick c. A. Christmas
Kemmerer Hardware & For. Company
Agest
Mountain Trading Co
Frontier A
Frontier Supply Co
Piney Mere
Oakeville
Sehill's Drug Co
Kemmerer Theatre
Hedamaday
Elarve MP
Xantiva
Odictal War Review
Georne Fancet
Gaturday
Heresy Gherey
Real Pole
Charlee Hay
Rather Werkly
Prrshing
Crusaders
Mier Pal
J. A. Pohjola Photographee
Kodak
Kenmerer
Curtis
Kemmerer, Wyo
Lewis Cash Grocery
UY Kour Wafer’ Etamre Hses
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