Whining to Work and a Telegraph Ownership Push
The piece urges individuals to quit whining and join work, promoting self reliance and manhood. It also notes Es Gema Hitchcock backing a congress proposal to require government ownership of all telegraph lines, suggesting public savings and regulatory action.
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PosTwas
Hitchcock
Congress
Pastullice Department
Soldiers Ordered to Hawaiian Islands Mobilization Listed
Reports say 18 000 troops to be sent to the Hawaiian Islands with full strength units. The move is framed as a response to claims of Japanese forces near American holdings. Secretary of War Stimpson says the goal is to gauge mobilization speed for a large island army. Meanwhile J C Peamy shifts into banking alongside mercantile work. he appears among Continental National Bank directors in Lake City listings.
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Hawaiian Arende
United States
Stimson
Mince
Kemeerer
J. C. Peamy Bet Goee
Welt Lake City
Wyoming House OKs $80 000 for land resurvey bill
Representative Momiell introduces an appropriation to fund examinations and resurveys of public lands open to entry in Wyoming. The measure aims to extend access statewide and will be advanced through appropriations committees. Nearby notes mention a social disruption and local anecdotes involving Ed Harper.
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Momiell
Secretary of Interior
House
Cadet Rifle Training Bill Draws Government Scrutiny
A garbled passage describes proposed cadet rifle practice and a government bill costing about 100000 dollars. It notes possible wartime alignment and military equipment support, with scattered names and unclear dates, reflecting contested moves in youth defense training.
Larry Quealy Dies After Long Wyoming Career
Larry Quealy, an early Wyoming pioneer and Kemmerer public figure, died at age 68-70 after a long career as a coal miner rancher and politician. He helped found Kemmerer’s growth, served as town treasurer, and held local party influence. Funeral plans were pending arrival of his remains in California with interment likely at Laramie.
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C. D. Braford
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Wyoming
Girt
Kemmerer
Noath
Ireland
America
Bevier
Macon County
Missouri
Herley
Carboo County
Rock Springs
Bis
Sherlay Basin
P. J. Quealy
Hanns
Quealy
New York
Laramie
Wenk Photographs Show Mountain Sheep Scenes and Hound Hunt
Wen k photographer from Hock Springs has completed a motion picture film depicting the busting and killing of six mountain sheep, a wild cat hunted by hounds, and a charge by small ik toward the comers. The scenes were captured with his mothm camera during the open assain last fall and cost much to produce.
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Stroud
Green River
Giroud
Caesar’s Road-Building Tale Inspires Civic Pride
Canon City Times recounts an ancient legend of Caesar riding eastward and improving conquered lands by building roads. The piece contrasts Roman discipline with constructive public works, praising road construction as a means to prosper towns and encourage settlement.
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Romda
Casar
Svale
Vale
Uke
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Canon City Times
Land Bargain 7 Acres in Bear River Valley
Bergeson Brothers of Casaville Wyoming offer 7 acres of deeded farming land under the new Cobey canal in Bear River valley and on the old Pixley ranch. Properties may be sold in small or large tracts. write or call for details.
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Cobey Canal
Bear River Valley
Pixley Ranch
Community notices and social events in Kemmerer
Local happenings include theater and dance events at Lyceum and Big Piney Hall, upcoming masquerade on February 14, church services and choir programs, plus numerous visits by residents and business notes. Births, arrivals, and a few hospital updates are also reported among town news.
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Ladies of Frontier
Frontier
Marr's Guild
Lyceum
Finn Hall
Diamondville
Big Piney
C. L. Hamblin
Glencoe
B. Lee Craig
Bock Springs
Pauls
Bach
Lakety
St. Margaret's Guild
Lyceum Theater
Kemmerer ‘Orchestra
Kemmerer Wyoming a boom mining district hub
Kemmerer Wyoming lies on the Oregon Short Line as a principal mining district point between Frontier and Diamondville. The district supports 6 000 residents with coal mines, electric lights, water systems, strong schools, and a 7 800 daily coal output yielding near 200 000 monthly pay. Post offices include Cumberland Ikol Ublet and Hamfork.
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Frontier
Parth
Diamondville
Hamsfork
Wyoming
Stamonavine
Diamond Coal &Coke Co
Amalgamated Copper Co
Glencoe
Oakley
Cumberland
Ikol
Ublet
Hamafork
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