Call for Salary Increases for County Officers in Wyoming
The piece argues for raising county officer wages haltingly since 1805, noting price rises in eggs and butter and higher pay for railroad workers and miners. It urges increasing salaries to reflect cost of living and legal limits, detailing current pay levels for county clerk, treasurer, sheriff, county attorney, assessor, superintendent, clerk of court, surveyor, and coroner, and suggesting constitutional amendments.
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Wyoming
Trade at Home Versus Mail Order Sales
Home merchants offer spot cash advantages and local stock, while mail order houses deduct profits through a purchasing agent and often ship after long waits. The piece urges buyers to test home merchants with large cash orders to see benefits.
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Laramie Hepabille
Going East for the inter Going East for the inter
Mr and Sire Frank Ball arrived in Kommerer from the Cottonwood ranch with Big Piney and returned with their children who attend school there but went home for holidays. Mr and Mrs Ball plan a trip this week and may spend the rest of the winter in the south Me. Bill spent most of last winter in the humpstes in tourly geal health for the past six to fly and may travel to the Mayo Brothers institute tp Mockenter Minn for further treatment before tweehwrton became tak tae aig
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Sire Frank Ball
Kommerer
Cottonwood Ranch
Chidren
Min Ball
Oant
Oouth
Biull
Humpstes
Tourly Geal
Albheit
Mayo Brothers Institute
Tp Mockenter
Minn
Tweehwrton
Tak Tae Aig
Firemen Enjoy New Year Dance Despite Low Turnout
A Kemmerer Firemen’s New Year’s Eve dance drew a smaller crowd than expected. Decorations featured red white and blue bunting and a large American flag. The crowd’s enthusiasm kept the affair lively despite the short interludes, the punch flow, and the orchestra’s encore responses. The floor committee praised the smooth transitions and the event ended around 2 am with Home Sweet Home.
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Kemmerer
Mid Winter Excursions To California
Low fares to San Francisco and Los Angeles with diverse routes. April 1 start. See U S L agents for rates and farther details.
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California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Kemmerer Teachers Return Home for Holidays
Several graduates of Kemmerer High School who are teaching this winter spent the holidays in Kemmerer. Kathryn Elliott from Susie, Emma Roberts from Hamfork, and Elizabeth Woods from Fontenelle stopped home. They are all progressing well in their schoolwork, pleasing many friends. Kemmerer Bakery offers hot coffee, tea, lemonade, and warm drinks.
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Kemmerer High School
Kemmerer
Kathryn Elliott Wans
Susie
Emma Roberts
Hamafork
Elizabeth Woods
Fontenelle
Kemmerer Bakery
Farrell Transferred to Glenns Ferry District Idaho
O S S assistant superintendent and road master Farrell moves from Kemmerer to Glenns Ferry Idaho with his family. Change due to Mrs Farrells health high altitude. John McGreevy arrives to assume Farrells duties in the district. Kemmerer Hardware & Furniture Co offers the No 0 sewing machine and other models.
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Farrell
Wm. Farrell
Kemmerer
Glenn's Ferry
Idaho
Kemmerer Hardware & Furniture Co
Pioneer Miner Grontage Host to Cumberland Visit
HL J Grontage of Sublet acted as toll veteran miner since 1806 now outside work and serves as justice of the peace there. He traveled Friday to Kemmerer on a visit with grandchildren for Sunday while Kemmerer market advertises delicious steaks chops and roasts as the most appetizing fare.
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HL. J. Grontage
Sublet
Kemmerer
Cumberland
Grontage
Water Trouble Hits Cumberland Gas Lines
Gus Ackerland of Cumberland faced winter hardship as his team and auto suffered repairs after a gas line incident. The night’s cold caused several gasoline pipes to freeze and break, with an accompanying mishap involving water in purchased gasoline.
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Gus Ackerland
Cumberland
Wm Sutton Locates in Colorado
William Sutton spent a week in Kemmerer and Diamondville with a severe grip. He had bought a home near Erie Colorado and planned to settle there, but bad weather forced him to halt travel to the ranch near Pinedale. He will return to Colorado in the spring.
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Wm. Sutton
Kemmerer
Diamondville
Erie
Culu
Avut
Denver
Kemimerer
Pinedale
Eric
Feoch
Derailment Board Finds Wheel Loose on No 18 at Kemmerer
The Kemmerer Wyoming board of inquiry convened December 29 1012 to determine the cause of the derailment of the O B L Dieersain train No 18 at mile post forty one and three quarters. It found the south rear wheel of the west track derailed due to a loose wheel on an axle worn journal and improper inspection at Pocatello. The board assigns direct fault to Car Inspector Walter Poulson of Montpelier for failing to detect the loose wheel.
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Wit
Pablo
Driggiet
Kemmerer
Yoming
J. Husted
Amt
Mperintendent
Idaho
Hunter
William Farrell
Wyoming
L. Dieersain
Mile Post
Kemeter
Pocatello
Pocatallo
Walter Poulson
Montpelier
C. J. Husted
C. A. Christmas
R. H. Hunter
Wm. Farrell
Noted Educator to Lay Cornerstone
President Daniway of the University of Wyoming travels to Ithaca New York to confer with Dr Liberty Hyde Bailey of the New York Agricultural College. Bailey agrees to deliver the address at the laying of the new Agricultural Hall cornerstone at Wyoming, tied to the university’s forthcoming event in January.
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Daniway
University of Wyoming
Cornell University
Ithaca
New York
Liberty Hyde Bailey
New York Agricultural College
Profecsor Bailey
Notice of Incorporation for The Wealy Mercantile Company
Notice records incorporation of The Wealy Mercantile Company in Wyoming with $10,000 capital, 50 year term, three directors E Fisher A L Thomas Jr and A A Venley, principal office in Elkol Uint County, agent APEC R Christme, annual stockholders meeting set January 18, 1919 at 6:00 p.m. to elect board of directors and transact legal business.
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Wyoming
Ieee
Elkol
Vinta
Comuty
E. * Fisher
A.L. Thomas, Jr
A. A. Venley
Eikol
Uints County
APEC
R. Chritme
Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Comeee
Iron gray bores seeking owner in Wyoming area
Reward offering ten dollars for the return of an iron gray bore horse last seen near Gann ation Wy. Authorities request prompt contact to reunite the animal with its rightful owner.
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Gann
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