Wyoming Legislature Faces Big Debates In Early Session
The January Wyoming legislature, now a week old, debates big budgets for a new capitol addition and state university. Public utilities regulation, workmen compensation, game and fish laws, armories, and predator bounty funds loom large while capital relocation and statewide prohibition stir uncertainty. In the senate, Republican J Jefferie challenges Democrat Fred Schmidt for a Weston Campbell seat, with no clear sign of political prejudice guiding the contest.
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Senate
J. ©. Jefferie
Fred Schmidt
Weston-Campbell Counties
Weaton-Campbell
Former Kemmererite resident Ralph Smith leaves town
A letter from Attorney Ralph Smith reports his departure from Kemmerer for Sacramento California. He planned a law partnership state side but chose to pursue other work. Locals recall his three years in Kemmerer with fond regard and wish him success.
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Ralph Smith
Kemmerer
Sacramento
Calif
Drm
Keenmerer
Ralph
Tobias
Hospital notes report serious injury at Cumberland mine
Ih 4 mine agcmdent at Cumberland last week, Ovcar Camp, about 40, was seriously injured and brought to Kemmerer hospital. Skull cut and back badly injured, but recovery expected. Dr Newland improving after surgery. A Japanese man and wife with two day old babe arrived Monday. Man with pneumonia, baby in critical condition. Hospital crowded, all wards full, attendants stretched. High School hashes ball organized with music, two to three weeks of practice before public game.
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Cumberland
Ovcar
Kemmerer
Wan
Letter From Milton Robinson on Jackson to Kelly Post Office
The Camera prints a letter from Milton Robinson of Jackson requesting mail be sent to the new Kelly post office. He reports a mild winter with little snow, stock paths clear on the open range, limited need for feeding, and most cattle on summer ranges. He notes easy team travel to Jackson and that few cattle migrated to lower valley winter range.
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Milton Robinson
Jackson
Ofice
Kelly
Grovont
Ihs
Wholesale Robbery at Jamieson Ranch
Jamieson brothers report a wholesale theft at their Fontenelle ranch. About seventy five dollars in pack saddles plus oats, salt, flour, canned goods, bed and stove, spring wagon, and barbed wire were taken. Deputy McMinn of Kemmerer aids in pursuit, hoping to trace thieves amid heavy snow. Meanwhile a Lyceum matinee featured The Stain, drawing a good crowd.
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Rock Springs
James
John Jamieson
Fontenelle
Jameison
Bear Fraternal Installation Ends With Charity Bout
On Wednesday last the Bear fraternity installed officers with strong membership. After routine business, members watched a four round exhibition between Young Bilckfeldt and Ted Wilke, described as a very good bout. A fine lunch prepared by members followed.
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Bear
Meare
Young Bilckfeldt
Ted Wilke
Odd Fellows Install And Masons Social Evening
Last Thursday evening the 1.O.C. F. installed officers at Odd Fellows hall with solid turnout. A lunch followed the installation and was enjoyed by all. Friday night Kemmerer lodge No 33 A F and A M held a social in the Odd Fellows hall. Rev James Grattan Mythen spoke on masonry and a fine lunch by Mrs Emily Hainsworth followed. Rob Christmas served as to nal master and many others offered responses. Cigar smoking and merriment closed a thrifty gathering.
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1.O.C. F
Odd Fellows Hall
Kemmerer Lodge
A. F
A. M
James Grattan Mythen
Emily Hainsworth
Rob Christmas
Nalmaster
Wyoming Woolgrowers to Convene in Cheyenne for Two Day Session
The Wyoming Woolgrowers Association will meet in Cheyenne for a two day session on Friday and Saturday February 5 and 6. A large crowd is expected and an old time enthusiastic roundup of all the boys interested in the welfare of the state's leading industry will take place.
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Wyoming Woolgrowers Assocation
Cheyenne
Shriner Ceremonial Session Set for Jan 20 at Rawlina Oasis
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine from southern Wyoming will gather at Rawlina for a ceremonial session starting January 20 and running through January 24. Special rates on O B L and PB from all Wyoming points are offered for the desert gathering with an expected large turnout.
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Order of Nobles of the
Mystic Shrine
Wyoming
Rawlina
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First National Bank
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Comptroller of Currency
Washington, D. C
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Prem Pieler
Neal A. Christman
Notary Public
Correat
Beckstead Bell & Co
Chas. A. Christmas
Jabs C. Thotapem, Jr
Wyo
Thirtenth
Amity
Weill
Capitol
State University
State One
Public Utilities Commission
Herman A. ©. Luddecke
Johnson County
Laramie
Lander
Wheatland
Newcastle
Toas
Kemmererite
de. J
Newland
Jamieson Ranch
Lyceum
Davis
Odd Fellows
State Woolgrowers
Shriners Meet
Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Co
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