Government Owned Rail Roads As Viewed Locally
Local observers weigh the federal takeover of the US railroad system as a revolutionary step toward government control. Rail workers praise the change, predicting reduced private luxury and coaches, while Uncle Sam gains efficiency in freight transport and eased congestion across Wyoming and other western states.
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United States
Aga Clara
Allroad
5. L
Uncle Sam
Wyoming
Porkless Tuesday and Save the Pork War Notice
The Salt Lake Tribune reports the U S food administration urges porkless Tuesday and similar cuts to save pork as wartime demand rises. It notes terrain and crops, calls for vegetables, and warns Americans not to waste ground or hoard meat as Europe’s needs grow.
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United States
Salt Lake Tribune
Europe
United Stater Food Administration
America
Dual personality of corn in food war hopes
The piece discusses corn as both vegetable and cereal. It notes green corn is popular but short lived while yellow corn, though plainer, remains constant and usable in unlimited quantities, framing corn as central to a long food war vs pan war.
Untitled fragment hints at a Maine to Vancouver figure
Fragmentary text mentions a gentleman named Heusen from Portland, Maine to Vancouver and a misnamed or garbled note about mortality and costs of living, with unclear context and no verifiable events or dates.
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Heusen
Portland
Maine
Vancouver
MTICh Jeverer din all aaltompa tilde focus
Fragmentary text mentions a focus on Sheri and a Tinm year context with unclear roles. No clear events, dates, or entities to confirm a concrete news item or outcomes.
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Minh
Teanden
Sheri
Death reported for Mr Halt Geer in Miemtelip Kommerer
The death of Mr Halt Geer of Miemtelip has been reported in Kommerer yesterday. He was formerly Mrs Eva Mekivain of this city. She has been married for some time and the cause and particulars of death have not yet been administered.
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Halt Geer
Miemtelip
Hehortel
Kommerer
Vere
Goes
Mies Eva Mekivain
Mondell Replies to Walsh Leasing Measure Telegram
A wire from Representative F W Mondell answers the Walsh leasing measure. Mondell pledges careful consideration and earnest work for favorable conditions for their people. The message was sent to B A Woodruff chairman of the Lincoln County branch Wyoming Of Men's Protective Association Kemmerer Wyoming.
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B.A. Woodruff
of Men's Protective Isociation Organization Committee
F. W. Mondell
Mondell
Walsh
Congress
City Plans Septic Tank Project To Improve Sewage
The city administration has decided on an improvement long discussed for years. A septic sewer tank will replace the city cess pool, promising better sanitary conditions. Mayor Gordon expresses enthusiasm for the prospective project based on sound sewerage science for a town of this size.
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Gordon
Dance at Fossil New Year's Eve in School House
A neighborhood New Year celebration in Fossil featured Frank Stein on violin and Fred Rawlings on organ delivering fine music. Attendees from Kemmerer included Grace and Kate Somers, Dick Someser, Mrs Parker, and James Corliss. Ladies provided a supper.
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Kemmerer
Fossil
Frank Steinhour
Fred Rawlings
Grace
Kate Somers
Dick Someser
Parker
James Corliss
Notice of sale of mining claims by execution
By order of the District Court of Lincoln County Wyoming the Western Mining and Milling Company liable on a May 23 1917 judgment against W A McKinney will sell at auction cash the Western Wyoming Mining and Milling Companys real estate and mining claims including Grige’s Mining Claim Riggs Mining Claims 6 7 22 25 1 11 1 15 16 17 28 19 20 22 etc all in township 24 N R 117 West in Lincoln County to the highest bidder at Kilmerner Town Hall Lincoln County Wyoming on Saturday January 1975 at 2 pm to satisfy the debt and costs. J B McMins Sheriff Lincoln County Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eald Western Wyoming Mining and ‘Milling Company
Grige
Gtige
Lincoln County
Wyoming
Western Wyoming Mining and
Kilwmerer
W. A. McKineney
Kemmerer Forms Oil Men Protective Association
An impromptu city hall gathering of about thirty oil enthusiasts in Kemmerer, Wyoming, launched plans for an Oil Men Protective Association. Casper visitor T. C. Turner outlined impending Walsh bill risks and the need for regional protection, leading to a temporary committee and a forthcoming follow up meeting.
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Kemmerer
Wyoming
Casper
Oil Men 4 Protective Association
T. C. Turner
Corona Development Company
Cas- Ree
Oll
C. Watt Brandon
Brandon
Turner
Congress
Oil Men's Protective Association
Oklahoma
California
Oil and Gas Commission
Leater G. Baker
B. A. Woodrul
J. P. Rosenberg
Will Kahl
J. Parker Thompson
W. T. Wood
Woodruff
Former Resident Visits From Lyceum Bar to Kemmerer
Peter Keenan formerly of the Lyceum Bar in this city visited Kemmerer the first of the week. He arrived from Utah where he has been operating mines and is said to be interested in land in this section. He is a brother of Dick Keenan of era who also formerly lived here.
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Peter Keenan
Lyceum
Kemmerer
Utah
Dick Keenan
Aera
Harrington Marriage Ties Salt Lake City and Rock Springs
Harrington married in Salt Lake City and will reside in Rock Springs where he is employed. He recently divorced his former wife Dr. Harrington, formerly manager of the Union Pacific store at Cumberland, who wed Missou Gibbs, also known in this locality, on the 2nd of this month. The wedding occurred in Cumberland.
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Saltlake City
Rock Springs
Harrington
Dr. Harrington
Union Pacific
Cumberland
Missou Gibbs
Stockgrowers Big Meetings Draw Lincoln County Delegation
Lincoln county cattle and sheep raisers expect to visit Salt Lake City during the January 13 week for meetings of the National Woolgrowers and National Livestock associations and the Utah Wool Growers. Notable speakers include David F. Houston and Senator John B. Kendrick, with Dr. H A Brauer addressing wool futures.
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National Woolgrowers' Association
Salt Lake City
National Livestock Association
Utah Woolgrowers’ Association
Stan City
Lincoln County
Utah
David F. Houston
United States
Steer Weighed 2050 Pounds at Denver Market Show
A shipment of pasta to the Denver market noted a steer weighing 2050 pounds. A.W. Smmlti had another animal weighing 2059 pounds. The steer will be displayed at the Denver stock show.
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A.W. Smmlti
Denver
Gas Flow Strikes Quick 160 Foot Depth at Fossil Well
Today Big Gas Flow reports Wood Oil and Development drill reached 160 feet and encountered a strong gas pull. When ignited the gas erupted about ten feet above ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Ol & Development Company
Casing Ordered for Lincoln Wyoming Wells
The Lincoln Wyoming Petroleum company has ordered 2004 feet of casing for shallow wells in the Possil Meld area. The eight and a quarter inch casing has shipped and will arrive within weeks. It will be ready for use when Charles Lackey drills the first well on the Lincoln Wyoming properties.
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Lincoln-Wymning Petroleum Company
Kansas
Charles Lackey
Lincoln-Wyoming
Fine Offices Move At Lineal Securities Co Building
The Lineal Securities Co house interior was elongated for a larger office staff as J Parker Thompson plans a bigger office force. Dun Uinner tours railroad property while Hud Payne and Mrs Jamon Hoberta return from Tolliver Missouri after their mother’s death. The Camera notes a government income tax booklet issued by Kemmerer Savings Bank to customers.
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Lineal Securities Co
Mary
Moe
Linvols Lumber Cn
J. Parker Thompson
Moon
Hud Payne
Jamon Hoberta
Tolliver
Kemmerer Savings Bank
Misa Hulthan's Return and School Changes
Notes from K. H. S. edited by Jones and Olson report Misa Hulthan detained in California for a week and expected to join the army. Mire Le Dage to teach French. Mire Le to take over Junior class. Several students return or enroll, including Margaret Fearn and Elmer Young. Shorty Gore leaves for Frontier. replacement hired. The school adds steel fire escapes and a resolution urges pupils to improve. Sophomores now wear long trousers. Pornand Fagnant leaves school for a banking job.
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Misa Hulthan
Acation
California
Mise le Dage
Mire
Seeking Information on Lew Henderson Letter to The Camera
May Henderson of 925 East 17th Ave Denver writes seeking information about her brother Lew Henderson. She plans a trip to Kemmerer within days and asks for any details to assist her travel and regarding her brother.
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May Henderson
East 17Th Ave
Denver
Colorado
Informaon
Lew Henderson
Kemmerer
Miss Henderson
Frontier meeting led by Mrs Laura Winter on home demonstration
At Frontier next Saturday afternoon at 2 00 o clock Mrs Laura Winter county home demonstrator will preside at a Frontier women meeting Demonstration in home conservation will be given and every lady should attend
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Mra
Laura Winter
Frontier
Pyra Midol Refining Buys Kemmerer Abstract Firm
Abner Davin, president of Pyra mid Ol & Refining, has purchased Kemmerer Abstract & Realty, now run by Mr. Davis. The purchase price has not been disclosed and details remain private.
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Atheathe
Oregon
Ibb
Mtich
Sali
J.B. McMins
Il Mell’s‘ Protective Association
Casperate
Hillyer
W. S. Hillyer
Kemmerer Hotel
Kemmerer, Wyo
Fine Offices
Dun Uinner
Ib Division
Thane Dove
Wywmion
Emoe
Phentandard Tynomriver
Busine Natal Mencment
Olinett
Pi Td Brand
Woodstock Typewriter Company
Udieago
Mitnola
Notabite
C. A
NYALL
Columbia Graphonolas
Mae
Kodaro
Dong Sandiries
the City Drug Store
Chas. A. Christmas
Bon Ton Restaurant
Kemmerer, Wyoming
R. J. Jones
A. C. Olson
Margaret Fearn
Elmer Young
Howard Barber
Coalvill
Hieer
Arthur
Shorty
Honska
Sophmores
Ralph Rosenberg
Pornand Fagnant
First National Bank of
Maals
Wood Oil & Development .Co
Fomall
Mako-Wyoming Oil Company
Big Piner
Domino-Wyoming Oil Company
Powder Hiver Junction
Pric
Hove
Refining
Greybull
Ure
Horn
Kemmerar Brokerage Co
Watt
Kemmeerr
Just
Kemmeran
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