Miner Killed in Coal Mine Accident at Kemmerer
Louis Bourg a coal miner in Kemmerer was fatally injured Thursday when a coal fall occurred undermining. He died at the depot before transport to Rock Springs hospital. Burial was handled by Undertaker Embree, with funeral Sunday December 31. Bourg, 31, French-born, was the sole surviving cousin in the area. A separate notice covers a chattel mortgage default by R Lea Craig of Kemmerer, with a foreclosure sale set for January 2 on property including a soda fountain, furniture and other items to satisfy debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bourg
Bablet
Kommerer
Rock Springs Hospital
Embree
R. Lea Craig Kemmerer
Uinta County
Wyyoming
First National Bank
Kemmerer
Pines
Mary Hartney
Wyoming
HB. Christman
Attorneys Fur ‘Ancienee
Elizabeth Heitz Dies in Kemmerer Family Tragedy
Elizabeth Heitz the youngest child of Mr and Mrs George Hoite of Huparior died after a brief illness following a healthful period. The family endured a sad loss as her remains were taken to Erarkton for funeral services. A chattel mortgage mortgage details follow, with public sale planned in Kemmerer on January 10 1911 to satisfy the debt of 561.08 secured by the First National Bank of Kemmerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erarkton
Albert Helte
Kemmerer
Jobn Smith
B’anston
Heits
Green River Valley Publications Expands Local Papers
Green River Valley Publications has taken charge of the Fig Piney Examiner with Sam W. Potter leasing the plant and now publishing under his name. The Examiner and the Pinedale Roundup cover the Green River valley, promoting Wyoming’s resources and encouraging ranchers to subscribe both papers to support regional journalism.
Editorial Misrepresentation in Cheyenne Leader Sale
The Cheyenne Leader misrepresents Warren's effort to secure a DC appointment and pressures against Judge John A. Riner by pushing a non-existent vacancy. The piece defends Judge Burdick, notes his lack of candidacy, and condemns editorial misrepresentation as eroding public confidence in the paper.
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Cheyenne Daily Leader
People of
Wyoming
Senator Warren
Wi Burdick
Cheyenne
Pireni Court of Appeals
John A. Riner
Riper
Warren
Circuit Court of Appeals
Burdick
Mr. Burdick
Allard to Take Over Blackfoot Optimist Ownership
Karl P. Brown, editor of the Blackfoot Optimist, says he has closed a deal to sell the plant and business of the Optimist to J. A. Allard of Evanston, Wyoming. Allard has run a popular paper there for fifteen years and plans to move the Blackfoot paper from Republican to Democratic alignment and back Harmon for president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl P. Brown
Blackfoot Optimist
J. A. Allard
Evanston
Wyo
Allard
Blackfoot
Judeon P. Harmon
Pocatello Tribune
Good Picture Shows in Kemmerer Receives Praise
The Kemmerer community applauds Manager Whitney for delivering weekly quality pictures at the local show. An attempted vaudeville stunt by traveling artists failed due to poor reception and was dismissed. The town remains content with the film presentations as inventories stay active and activity quiet.
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Kemmerer
Whitney
Beieve
Toxty
Kemhmerer
Taft Urges tariff revision and wool protection
President Taft recommends Schedule K revision and wool tariff cuts. Senator Warren argues the message will yield tariff legislation beneficial to wool growers. Haywood denounced as an enemy to organized labor by Denver delegates for his recent remarks praising the McNamaras and opposing force to labor rights. Interrupters of speech blamed for spoiling discussions and causing friction. A Denver visitor to Kemmerer discusses local politics and Wyoming’s likely Republican rise this fall. Ridgely of Basin named United States District Attorney for Wyoming amid Republican party notes.
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Taft
Congress
Warren
William D Haywood
Seo Tretney
Western Federation of Miners
Inbor
Denver
St Johns Day celebration draws Kemmerer visitors to Montpelier
Kemmerer visitors joined King Solomon Lodge A F and AM in Montpelier for St Johns Day events. Despite train delays, lodge officers were installed, Rev M E Lindsay delivered a fitting sermon, and a grand ball and banquet in the pavilion drew over 100 couples with elaborate decorations and a punch table.
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Kemmerer Wnt
Montpelier
King Solomon Lodge
King Solomon Indge
Presbyterian Church
M. E. Lindsay
Kemmerer
Buck Wright
C. W. Brandon
Marion Christmas
Ethel Ivey
Irene Elliott
Mabel Fuss
Moses
Wan
Downey
Bdl Christuana
Chas
A. Christmas
FH. Chupio
J. W. Brownson
Rev
W. N. Pierman
Dodds
Parker
Cokevile
Mr. Wud Mew
W. Obon
Fred Hoberts
Mist Bhewaie Hoberta
Cie
Ciair
Thiae
New Coal Company Involved In Local Feud
A fragmented OCR item mentions a new coal company and a dispute involving local figures. Names and exact places are unclear, but the record points to a business interest clashing with residents. Further legible details are not recoverable from readable text.
Mrs. Travis Undergoes Surgery After Injury
A report from Opal describes Mrs. Travis being operated on for an injured limb following a jetage wreck. Medical staff at the community hospital performed X rays and prepared a plan for continued care, with the rotary clubs assisting in patient support.
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Lewis Pravie
Opal
Announcement of Absolute Divorce Petition Filing
In the Third Judicial District of Uinta County Wyoming the court is notified Annie Hirnhaw filed a petition for absolute divorce against Newton Hurnham. The respondent must answer by February 7, 1922 or a default judgment will be entered. Karen Wosma attorney for plaintiff.
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Wyomin
Uinta
Distriet Court
Tilrd
Newton Hurnham
Howe
Annie Hirnhaw
Goth
Karen Wosma
Wyoming National Forest
Afton
Wyoming
J. B. Jowell
Iggy
Busy School Notes Recap Holiday Programs and Student Acts
Last week in the school district was filled with programs across rooms. Mim Roueche and Miss Paine led a joint Friday event with songs recitations and scenes from The Merchant of Venice. The High School Alpha Society performed a farce The Bride's Christmas Tree and a sequence of musical offerings with students including Marion Scott Elizabeth Wood Esther Downey and Emma Robarts among others.
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Mim Roueche
Miss Paine
Min Seyfort
Mies Bury
Clio Roberta
Ernest Smith
Seymore Danks
Candle
John Jotter
Dorris Welle
Eo Dora Watts
Miss Bury
Matttie Eyhon
Koya
Alfred Jopwon
Trin Seon
Alpha Society
Marion Scott
Elizabeth Wood
Esther Downey
Mia Helb
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National Bank Kemmerer
Assiumens Land
He & Recursion Attorneys
Ansignes
Bank of
Savings Department
Green River Valley Publications
Lecter
Rantakini Democrat
Hiroe
Maine
Janet
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Denver Pamt
Hon
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Cokeville
Frank
Carey
Hun HS Ridgely
Basin
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Wyuming
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Amd
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ST. John's Day
King Solomon Lodge of
New Coal Company
Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Company