Move Capitol Thoughts Discussed at Social Dinner
A Tuesday evening gathering near Dno drew about 1 percent of local businessmen to advocate a permanent state capital. A. J. Mohler, ex Casper Tribune editor, spoke on a bill passed by both houses two years ago but vetoed by Gov. Carey. A committee may travel to Cheyenne to push a vote on a permanent location at the next general session.
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Dnoper
A. J. Mohler
Casper Tribune
Carey
Cheyenne
High School Party Marks Semester Start and Enrollment Surge
Last Friday the second class hosted a party for the upper grades with games and dancing after refreshments. Principal Davis faces a busier schedule as the second semester begins, with cooking sewing and commerce growing in popularity and more students than seats.
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Davis
University of Wyoming expands with new library and ag building
The Wyoming university at Laramie boasts progress with a finished agricultural building and plans for a new library as the current facility becomes crowded. It notes rising acquisitions, improved cataloging, and growing demand for resources.
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Wyoming
University At
Laramie
Marriage of Mr Sawaya and Miss Risie
On Sunday January 1, Kuhl Sawaya and Miss Risie were married in a Catholic church ceremony officiated by Father Lynch. The groom, a well known local former proprietor of the Fair State and Union Merc Co, will be supported by numerous friends and business associates as they begin a married life together.
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Sawaya
Mise Risie
Kuhl
Pice
Hey
Vather Lynch
Fair State
Union Mer Co
Wales
Court House Notes Patent Deeds Filed in County Clerk Office
Court records show patents and warranty deeds filed in the County Clerk during the week. Entries include transfers of land in sections and townships to multiple grantees with dates ranging from 1914 to 1918 and values noted for some parcels. Names include John P., Brasten Brown, R. B. Harkess, Kensten Brown, Ellen Burke, and W. Wilson among others.
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Jane
W. Wilson
Kensten Brown
Ellen Burke
John Ere
Lincoln County Officials Hear Appointments and Budgets
Lincoln County Wyoming Board of County Commissioners met January 6 1916 with H R Harrison county clerk presiding. They approved county physician J R Margain appointment and designated Kemmerer Republican as official paper over the Kemmerer Camera. Bell named deputy treasurer and purchasing agent. They reviewed road orders liquor license readings and various bond and deed actions, adjourned to January 12.
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Official Proceedings Board of County Commissioners
Lincoln County
Wyoming
Lit
Kemmerer
Kemmerer Republican
Kemmerer Camera
Papworth
Peterson
Board of County Commissioners
O'Neil
Offeral County
Hen
C. Bell
T. Papers
Hen Bell
Commis
O' Neil
Ten
Ferry
Ee Corlah
Rawtings
Constabie
Tieotion
BM Lewis
Nancy Ye Erecrh
Ure
Herman
J Tersman
Alice Hagley
Willard Crook
Rk Humphreys
Elec
Hendrickson Mena
Thos H Roberts
Jartivon
Bell Rio
Williameon &Snith, Fond
Joe H Walten
Jorge
Ed Laver
Wilson Sapply Oo
J Bourtie
Ken Baker
Roy Zal Bealy
Lee Er
Babert Courts
Joseph Mickelson
Cokeville Merco
Georg Goodrick
Orcer
John Lee
Toad
Plann
Atvont
H.raie En Harrison
Aarti
Judas Ot
Tlection
Sleo
Psone
Genesios
P&p
Matt Almo
Roberts
Ed Dray
Molinar
O, Poor
de Creeny On Co
Union Ny Co
Lewis
Ord
Siltvast & Kangas
Marbleton State Hank
Aeegt
Curtis
Tod James
Kemi
T D O'Neil
Ee Ee
Sdenas
Eee Ees
Aoe
Anniett Kennington
Red
Roberso
Allred
Calvin J van Leuven
Charlotte Cook
Osborne Low
Peterson and Papworth
John A Davis
GM Russel
BP Nelson
WA Tree
Mary Gardner
Frank St Gardner
Wm A Hyde
W H Cagier
Oscar Heck
Minnie Cazier
Caroline Nielson
Culvertson
Geo W .Tanner
DF Harrison
W . Roberts
Louis Wen
BH Humphreys
John & Erwin
Jamen Y Rosenberg
Borino
Diamondville
Frank H Lachan
Lloyd & ‘Tuttle
Jackson
Mike Jat ‘Koski
Sit Vast
Joseph Kandihoffer
Jos J Carollo
Dan Griff
Courul
Grover
Mre
Nelie Aoutson
Hreeden Uillew Happly Co
Jenee J ) Heed
Rock Springs Visitor Victor Smith Plans Trip to Lava Hot Springs
Victor Smith of Rock Springs and Lincoln Lumber Co. visits Kemmerer after a long absence, then travels to Cokeville and Lava Hot Springs for hot baths. He notes Rock Springs growth and a new North Side Bank building project with Victor Fucinelli as cashier, and expects a strong year ahead.
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Victor Smith
Hook Springs
Kemmerer
Lincoln Lumber Co
Cokeville
Lava Hot Springs
Smith
Rock Springs
North Side Bank
Victor Fucinelli
Diamondville
Reynolds Family Visits Kemmerer on Wyoming Ranch Context
N W Reynolds traveled from Cokeville with his wife George F Alleman for a short visit to see his son Marshall Reynolds the newly appointed county attorney. They own ranches near Cokeville and plan further development of their Wyoming property.
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N. W. Reynolds
Cokeville
Marshall
Sowindow
George F. Alleman
Reynold
Mr. Reynolds
Wyoming
Wyoming County
Pennsylvania
Mine Conditions Improving in Wyoming Mines
Matthew Morrow junior vice-president of the Wyoming district United Mine Workers spent several days in Kemmerer last week on union matters and reports labor conditions in the mines throughout the state improving with better prospects for the future.
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Matthew Morrow
Wyoming
United Mine Workers of America
Kemmerer
Re opening Mine Near Cumberland Under Lease
Reports indicate the Quealy property near Cumberland, leased to UP Coal Company, will be reopened. Work is progressing in opening the slope while past entries have been mined through the No 2 slope and the long battery is being made at a cost.
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Quealy
Cumberland
UP Coal Company
Rag Dance at Lyceum Pleases Attendees
Informal rag dance held Saturday evening at the Lyceum by Mesers Jinmaie Wowls and Rog Jobreon drew a well attended crowd. Pred Jennings led the orchestra and conducted the program. Ad papers for sale at the office.
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Lyceum
Mesers Jinmaie ‘Wowls
Rog Jobreon
Jennings
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the Kemmerer Camera
Kemmere
Rose
August Angelo
Bryan Sammon
Barch
Conroy
Fossil
Susie
No. Gimine
Sublet
Mayme Jones
Frankie Wilson
J. B Smith
Court House
Walter Arate
A. Adee
Auto ‘Service F
G. Gudmundeen
Shammon
Abe Ward
Nilsson
Aroet L. Hale
Afton
Yi Mills
Hig Piney
Ane
Gal
Colock A. m
Jan. Beare
H. Peterson
Cnairman
Altes i "Harrison
Oelock
H. 0
T. Papworth
T. v. O'Neil
Joan E. Trwin
J. R Margain
Jane L. Joy
J.J Clark
PA Beesevoik
Autor
Jos J Etarl Horave Crancoss
Lee Thom
Ft & Himphrea
Huilding Ase
Lincoln Couny Apes Hoop Tal
Rand
George 5
Spencer
Eee Tes Kk
Puri
Elvetion
EK Feun
Sesso
Aieeso Bankh
Elke
Yee Pontag
Estella Neneker
Claw Tin
Clvester
Comps
Annie Hood
Martha Harrus
Ketutmerer
Court
Arrow
Stewart
Elevtiun
Tom Ming
Anly Bry
Diver
Beemaie
Glen
Whaley
Dhewany
Mellariu
Jude Af
McNell
Eleedion
Lincoln
Moonery
John A. Meyer
Daniel
Uoclebarger 'Aswakte
Unie
Summerer
Wat Amean Board of
Euliesmere
Yu'chek
Snalniann
Hager
Ts Bisa
Teales Eviile
Hooben
Aber Bank
Donald McAllister
Agt
Lincvin
Coon
Estray
Jon John T. Everley
Opal
Brandon
Justice Court Fund
General County Fund
Testivision
The
Kemmerer Pharmacy
John F. Fitzpatrick
PHOR
Kexall Store
Kemmerer, Wyo
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