Locals and Personalities In Kemmerer Monday News
Locals and Personalities report Kemmerer visitors and residents, including Mr and Mrs C P Budd arriving from Hot Springs for health reasons, Mayor L D Tanner and daughters visiting, and plans for Woolgrowers convention. Notes on senior residents, travelers to California and Chicago, Christmas cards from Lt Ralph W Smith, and local social events plus quarantine effects on travel and commerce.
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 Ongoing Events and Local Obituaries Highlight County News
Justice of the Peace E J Tuckey and W C Jackson of Cokeville attended gatherings yesterday. A dance in Evanston celebrated county candidates victory, while Gomer Ress of Kammerer Coal Company suffered a severe cold. two other family members also ill but improving. The tenth of John Davin, pioneer of Evanston, died at L 20 8 hospital en route to Salt Lake City for Christmas Day care.
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John Davin
Evanstone
Salt Lake City
Tr Yenen
Nee Vie
Springs
Bivens Fontines
Gomer Ress
Kammerer
Bie Boan Il
Olga
Romance at Sage Ends in Sage Couple's Wedding
John Julian the merchant Prince of Sage marries telegraph operator Ruby Shotlef after Christmas trip to Paris Idaho. The educated bride is daughter of Mrs. F B Shotlet of Devils Slide Utah. Locals wish them happiness and say they will inform friends after today.
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John Julian
Prince” of
Sage
John
Paris
Idaho
Julian
Ruby Shotlef
F. B. Shotlet
Devils Slide
Utah
Correction on contribution list for U W W C in Cokeville
Mr J D Noblitt chairman of the recent U W W C in Cokeville informs the Camera office that the name of Mr J W Condon of Border was omitted from the report of fund contributors. He requests that mention be made of Condon's subscription of 6.00, added to the large over subscription already reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Noblitt
Cokeville
3. W. Condron
Border
Brother of Wm Deloney Dead From Spanish Influenza
Hyrum Deloney, brother of William Deloney, died in Jackson from Spanish influenza. telegram received Sunday. Deloney departed for Jackson on the early Monday morning train to attend the funeral.
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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 A parade with a strong military element will precede the oath of office in the Assembly chamber by Secretary of State F M Hugo The cannon will announce the start of the new state administration after Smith finishes his address
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Albany
N. Y
Alfred B. Smith
New York City
New York
Charles Whitman
Assembly
F. M. ‘Hugo
Movernor Smith
Inauguration Set in North Dakota Without Frills
Bismark North Dakota December 31 With the exception of the superintendent of schools every state officer taking the oath of office here tomorrow was endorsed by the Non Partisan League Inauguration of the governor and state offices will be devoid of frills The inaugural ball the states social event of the year was abolished two years ago at the request of Gov Lynn J Frasier. Help furnish the money to bring the boys back buy all the W 6 6 808
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Bismark
N. D
Superintendent of Schools
League
Lynn J. Frasier
Hopkins Makes Good as Seg Lane's Assistant
Washington, Dec. 28. Modesty is a notable trait of Mr. S.G. Hopkins Assistant Secretary of the Interior. He served as Commissioner of Public Lands in Wyoming and now acts as Assistant Secretary, handling reclamation work. His office duties often shift to his shoulders when others are away. The department may assign him permanently, a boon Wyoming residents would welcome for leadership in the reclamation program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
G.hopkins
Crombie
Tropkin
Hopkins
Lane
Wyoming
Church to reopen next Sunday under Rev J M Sutton
Rev J M Sutton announces the church will resume services next Sunday the first Sabbath of the New Year after a three month closure. Sunday school at 10 a m. regular preaching 11 a m and 7 30 p m. An invitation extended to members, friends, and all to begin the year with worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
Pblic
David of Old
J. M. Sutton
Women workers in London refuse wartime return to prewar jobs
London observers report several conductorettes and other women refuse to relinquish postwar jobs. After four years on the buses during wartime shortages, many say they are fed up and prefer to keep their positions when men return from war.
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London
Powerful and Wealthy UA Union Guarantees War Savings
A leading and affluent union in the United States guarantees war savings stamps and bonds with interest over four percent. The organization promotes secure government investment options and urges members to participate in the savings program for national fiscal strength.
Return of Farmer Boldtterr and War Department Petition
A fragmented War Department plea from Manhattan conference members asks demobilization of soldiers to aid farm recovery. The group argues the nation will need many workers as crop prospects rise and farmers push for tax relief to prepare for spring planting.
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Kanwar Jarvien Dave
Farma
Manhattan
Secretary of War
Kitena
Domania
Laxbor
Italy’s strict wartime music censorship unique among Allies
Rome notes Italy stood alone among Allied nations in enforcing a strict wartime censorship on music. The policy aimed to curb export of printed scores and hinder espionage by restricting how music could be disseminated abroad.
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Rome
Bec
Italy
Censorship Network Supposed in Europe and Americas
The fragment describes a surveillance scheme involving four Hidian elites in Milan and Switzerland, with censors and manuscripts prepared for export. It mentions censorship for American markets and neutral counts, implying a coordinated effort to monitor taste exports and related manuscripts across Milan, Switzerland, and Bologna.
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Milan
Switzerland
Ab Conon
Bologia
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P. W. Olwon
Olwen
L. E Ffolland
R. R. Rose
Chicago
Mra. A. D Black
Muskogee
Oklo
Denver
Mr. Rose
Matt Bronskoje
Diamondvilla
Lawis
Vived
Bear Lake
W. Hufford
Kemmere
Clara Jangeixley
Rochester
Vintey
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
Evanston
Uniin
U. W. W. C. Correction
Wm. Deloney
North Dakota
Seg
Sprvices
Tommy
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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