Praise for Kemmerer Meeting From University of Wyoming Official
F. B. Burrage secretary of the University of Wyoming writes from Laramie praising Kemmerer for hosting a recent State Teachers' Association meeting. He calls the reception royally generous and declares the gathering one of the most delightful he has attended, expressing joy at being in Kemmerer.
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Burrage
University of Wyoming
Laramie
State Teachers’ Association
Kemmerer
Ono Embraces German Education as Path to Excellence
A reflective note highlights Ono’s belief that Germany stands as the premier nation for study. The observer senses the conviction through impression rather than explicit claim, noting how the environment conveys the superiority without words.
Baitalo girl stuns streets in split walking skirt
A Baitalo girl drew attention on a busy street this week as she wore a black walking skirt with the hem split ten to twelve inches. The design was said to ease movement yet reveal enough of silkclad ankles for passersby to stare, according to Buffalo Voice.
Mecca of divorce seekers noted in Idaho move
A dozen wealthy New York women arrived in Boise to pursue divorces, underscoring Idaho as a destination for marriage dissolutions. Idaho allows six months residence to file for divorce, a proposed one year requirement failed in the last legislative session.
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Boise
Maho
Hus
Reno
Ney
New York
Idaho
Jawa
Bnt
Expositions Spend on Advertising and Free News Stems
The letter critiques large U.S. expositions for spending thousands on advertising and paying printers at home to broadcast dubious “facts” via syndicated news stems. It argues funds should be shared with papers that publish free diverting material and questions the persistence of this practice.
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Bern
United States
Samy
Etiquette at Kinmerer dinner party prompts public row
A fragmented historical text describes manners at a Kinmerer event where hosts faced public scrutiny over family troubles. The piece recounts guests, newspaper coverage, and tensions between attendees, with derisive remarks about etiquette and social propriety amid a chaotic scene.
Reconstruction spirits outlined in Kemmerer speech
Dr Z X Snyder, president of State Teachers College Greeley Colo, spoke to teachers and citizens in Kemmerer on Reconstruction. He described spirits of Science Democracy Nationalization Federation and peace in home church and society, noting tensions between progress and equality, armament and centralization, and stressing respect for women's intuition. His remarks linked school, church, and family as evolving foundations for a stronger religious and civic life.
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Z. X. Snyder
State Teachers College
Greeley
Colo
Kemmerer
Snyder
Kemmerer Hosts State Gathering For Convention City Status
Kemmerer and its people welcome a state gathering, a success that helps the town earn convention city status. The event cared for about tonny people in fine hotels and private homes, pleasing visitors and assuring local business leaders they will go the limit to make conventions pleasant in the future.
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Bose
Finiel
Kenniover
Sneddon
Aftar
Gala Entertainment
Kemmerer
Alety Linsem
Dial
Leon Obiibaedd Fia Gelling
Leon
Ladies of Kellaiereretart Host Visiting Teachers
The event showcased the reception of over 200 visitors at the Clouminorchil Club last week. Ladies prepared a tea, cake, and decor, entertaining royally with careful planning and hospitality, earning praise from all for their efforts.
Brand Iron Dinner Sets Big Midwinter Round Up
More than 400 editors in Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, New Mexico and Montana accepted the Denver Press Club invitation to the Brand Iron dinner on January 10 in Denver. Eight hundred and twenty five newspapers in five states join Round-Up week publicity to boost the mid winter carnival led by the Denver Press Club. The carnival and Stock Show will draw about 40,000 to Denver the week of January 10, with railroads offering one fair for Colorado and two cent per mile from other Rocky Mountain points. Down town streets will glow with illumination and daily merrymaking, Champa street closes for masked revelry, and the big auditorium will host the stock men’s masquerade ball and smokers. The Press Club will coordinate overflow crowds with street bands, while stockmen’s smokers entertain cattlemen and friends. Denver Convention Association and many groups back the event, aiming for one of the region’s largest carnivals ever.
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Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
New Mexico
Montana
Denver
Press Club
Rocky Mountain
Champa Street
Fourteenth
Denver Convention Association
Shriners, Motor Club
Denver Athletic Club
Denver Press Club
Oil Boom Drives Wyoming Wealth Growth to Record High
George S Walker reports that Wyoming oil production jumped from under 3 million dollars in 1912 to over 14 million in the past year. Analysts predict the surge will more than double next year, matching the state’s fastest rise in any industry alongside mining and agriculture.
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Caner Tribune
Wyoming
Commonwealth
Jist
Kaya George
Willard Hell Buys Cedar Street Property Again
Last week Willard Hell purchased the Chas Ellam property at the Cedar street corner with Hopax avenue now occupied by Geo Whitten. The deal was valued at 2500 and includes another rear lot where the houses will be moved to clear space for a large modern building on the corner possibly an apartment house.
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Willard Hell
Chas, Ellam
Cedar Street
Hopax Avenue
Geo. Whitten
Excursions to Denver for Stock Show Tickets
Excursions run January 16 and 17 via Oregon Short Line Union Pacific to the National Western Stock Show and American National Live Stock Association. Tickets on sale from Utah and Wyoming stations January 16 and 17, limited to January 31. See agents for dates and further particulars.
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Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific
American National
Utah
Wyoming
Iru
Simplified spelling lecture at New Kemmerer Theatre
Dr A Gideon from the Simplified Spelling Board spoke Wednesday at the New Kemmerer Theatre about phonetic spelling and dropping silent letters. He cited century changes, urged adoption, and noted about three hundred common words already aligned with the movement. Interested readers were invited to contact the board at 1 Madison Avenue, New York.
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New Kemmerer Theatre
A. Gideon
Madison Avenue
New York
Death on Alaska Trail Reveals Prospectors Rescue Ordeal
Max Lichtenberg reached Valdez to report Fred Greenough died November 26 five miles south of Tablina lake during a hunting and prospecting trip. With frozen ground delaying burial, Greenough was wrapped and left under a tepee, while Lichtenberg trekked to the coast, surviving fourteen days on dog meat after dangerous glacier travel and storms. Greenough’s daughter Hyves lives in Green River City, Wyoming, and his father in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
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Los Angeles ‘Tribune
Valdez
Alaska
Fred Greenough
Jackson, Hole
Pinedale
Wyo
Max Litchenberg
Thfe
Tablina Lake
Woti
Shoup Glacier
Greenough
Hyves
Green River City
Jackson Tole
Wyoming
Notice of Annual Stockholders Meeting Wes ter Live Stock Company
Notice is hereby given that the annual stockholders meeting of the Weston Live Stock Company will be held in the offices of HB. 1 R. Christmas in the First National Bank building Kemmerer Wyoming on Monday the 12th day of January 189? at 8 o'clock am for electing a board of directors to serve the ensuing year and for other business as may legally come before the meeting. Geo. Woster, Secretary.
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Wester Live Stock Company
First National Bank
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Jantary
Geo
Woster
Wool Growers Head For Winter Range On 12000 Acre Sheep Run
Oscar Peterson president of the Lincoln County Wool Growers Association returned home for the holidays with Mrs Peterson and children then headed to the winter range Friday evening. The Quealy Peterson Sheep Co flocks occupy land south of Hock Springs a 12 mile by 2 mile strip totaling about 12000 acres. Wind slowed progress, and if relief comes they may begin feeding and ship sheep to the Cokeville ranch where forage was raised this year and coyotes pose ongoing danger as winter deepens.
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Oscar Peterson
Lincoln County Wool Growers’ Association
Okeville Ranch
Walter T Harris and Laura Harris Married in Salt Lake City
Mr and Mrs Gillam Young Pariwh of Salt Lake City announce the marriage of their daughter Laura to Mr Walter Harris. The ceremony took place on the Friday in January. Mr Harris is known in the Able vicinity, having served as superintendent of Elko Coal Company at Bikol and later as superintendent of U S Coal Company at Couroy. He resigned last summer to become manager for a large coal company in Salt Lake. Many friends in the area join in extending best wishes to the couple.
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Gillam Young
Couroy
Salt Lake
Hie
Phu
Walter
Vietoity
Lon Canepa
Bie
Horse Theft Case In Idaho Involving Misehler and McMinnert
Monday morning in Ewin Pally Idaho and Monday afternoon in Heaton witnesses testified about a horse theft. Ray Lenker faces charges for stealing a home race horse brought here over a year ago and the case proceeds as the replevin action resumes.
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Johnny Misehler
Jack Theator
Ewin Pally
Idaho
Marshal Sie McMinnert
Ray Lenker
Heaton
Your Taste in Clothes Promised Here for All Styles
A bustling offer promises clothing you can wear immediately whether you favor swagger or simple ready outfits. Shoppers are urged that there is no waiting for service and no risk of missing the right fit. The note hints at possible disappointment but frames instant purchase as a convenient option.
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Kemmerer Camera
Branden
Tal
Ono
Germany
Over the
Brand Iron
Union
Mie
Frank E. Curtis
Annual Stockholders‘ Meeting
Walter T. Harris
C. W. Peterson
Benjamin Shop
Belmont
John Griff
Pabst Blue Hibbon
General Merchandise
the Frontier Supply Co
Frontier
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