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Newspaper

The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1912

Page

13

Mammoth Coal Company proposed in Elk County stock meeting

W F Volker of Ogden bought Rik Coal and held a stockholders meeting January 4 in the county court house. He proposed forming a new Mammoth Coal Company capitalized at 000000 in 1 shares to compensate former Elk Coal holders. Volker has not made the second court deadline payment. a 30 day extension has been requested.

W. F. Volker Ogden Rik Coal Company Kibu Wywaning Hows Old Elk Coal Company Mammoth Coal Company Volker Ogden Standard

Injured marshal Sneddon wounded in Diamondville accident

Marshal Wm Sneddon of Diamondville was returning from Glencoe with payroll when a horse ran wild on the Diamondville hill. The rig overturned, he suffered a severe head wound requiring twenty three stitches and other bruises. Dr Fisher attended him and he was improving by the last report.

Wm. Sneddon Diamondville Glencoe Sneddon

Athenian Program Attendance and Semester Details

School notes cover guest visitors Mrs Woods and Martha Curtis at the Athenian program. Illness caused Flowsie Smith and Emma Roberts to miss days. Semester exams scheduled for Thursday and Friday in the high school. Nay Geer enters high school. Ursule Tanner delayed by storm. Basketball plans with Kemmerer High School set for February in Lyceum theater. No program this Friday due to exams. next Friday features a joint program including a debate. Senior class entertainment notes a sleigh ride and a black eye incident. Officers elected for Alpha and Athenian Societies and updates on outgoing officers listed.

Nay Geer May Geer Ursule Tanner Big Piney Montpelier High School Kemmerer High School Lyceum Ida Esiman LeRoy Konenberg Ronald Magor Marjorie Christmas United States Kathryn Eliot Dean Palmer Louis Sneddon Maggie Roberts Mr. Burch Miss LeFevre Miss Howard Kemmerer Vaughn Lyons Marion Soot Ethel Pfeiffer Margaret Christmas Flemiemith Arma Parley Smith Athenian Society Puna Tanner Olive Rathban Tromsares Louis Sneddow Sar Rom Crillon Jesse Sammon

Rock Springs Tragedy Involving Local Families

A 10 year old, Ed Wend Clark, fired an automatic pistol in Rock Springs killing Hazel Cooper 16 and wounding himself with fatal lung injury. The incident, at a boarding house, sparks debate over accident versus murder tied to jealousy. Coroner’s jury verdict pending with witness Mrs Erickson.

Rock Springs Sweetwater County Ed Wend Clark Mantly Hazel Cooper Clark Elizabeth Erickson Minny Cooper Whew House Wm. Clark Adam Cooper Sage Erickson

Postmaster proposes better address card on envelopes

The Postmaster General suggests adding a small printed card on envelopes with full signer names and addresses. If delivery fails the letter would return within five to seven days, avoiding dead letters and long delays. The revised method, though slightly costly, is viewed as better and easily adoptable.

Fire at Spur Ranch destroys post office storeroom

Fire at Spur ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. Al Davison in Big Piney destroys the post office storeroom, damaging about 500 dollars mainly dry goods. The blaze started when coal blew up igniting paper. quick work confined fire to one room and prevented greater loss.

Spur Ranch al Davison Mra. Davison Big Piney Examiner

Sublet Nest of Owls Nearing Membership Milestone

Joe Nagel, secretary of Sublet Nest 1615 Order of Owls and butcher de Frontier Supply Co, reports town visit and a near 100 member count. Benefits aid sickness and death with weekly 97.00 during illness and 100 towards funeral expenses, regular meetings strengthen fraternal spirit led by James Groutage as president and Joe Levesque as treasurer.

Joe Nagel Sublet Nest Order of Owls Butcher de Frontier Supply Co Sanday Nagel James Groutage Joe Levesque

Lincoln Coal Company Expands Output Amid Strong Demand

Lincoln Coal Company and WF Mars Whe Lo operate on Elk Coal Company property. A. L Thomas Jr visits town to solicit orders as the mine runs at full capacity, producing 400 to 500 tons daily and handling large coal orders with thriving activity.

WF Mars Lo Company A. L Thomas, Jr Lincoln Coal Company Elk Coal Company Thomas Proms Col

Big Celebration Planned in Diemondville Saturday Night

A community birthday event in Diemondville will feature bagpipes and reels at Fine Hall. It coincides with the birthday of a noted figure on January 25 and is slated for the Saturday evening. Tickets are on sale and the full program is to be announced next week.

Life of Scottish poet Robert Burns Chronology

Robert Burns born Alloway near Ayr January 1780 and died Dumfries July 21 1796. He became famous as a Scottish lyric poet after joining Edinburgh literary circles and publishing editions of his poems. He married Jane Armour in 1788 and held farm and excise posts before focusing on writing.

Robert Burne Alloway Ayr Scotland Dasefriss Wim Gilbert Kilmarnock Excise Dumfries Currie Cunningham

New books and stationery novelties at City Drug Store

City Drug Store highlights new book offerings and stationery novelties for shoppers. The store promotes fresh reads and upgraded writing supplies, inviting customers to browse the latest arrivals.

City Drug Store

Allard Denies Buying Idaho Paper

Evanston Pree reports Mr. Allard denies purchasing the Blackfoot Optimist. He reviewed the proposition but says no agreement was reached and he will not take the paper.

Allard Idaho Paper Pocatello Tribune 3. A. Allard Blackfoot “Optimist

Improved Mining Methods Across Regions in 1911

The report contrasts less harmful mining improvements in the Rocky Mountain States notably New Mexico with continued blasting of coal in Arkansas and Oklahoma. Pacific coast oil dominates California output in 1911, likely shaping Alaska coal and other Pacific fields. Geological Survey Bulletin. School Dist. No. 9 attendance report for month ending December 9, 1911.

Arkansas Oklahoma Rocky Mountain States New Mexico Pacific Coast California Pacific Coat Geological Survey

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Wetesnder Damvery Osbur Diemondville Frontier Supply Company Ee Ervoation Wyoming Rgo Hoskins Company A. P, Heitz Rh, Embros Kemmerer Hardware & Furniture Co
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