Appointment of H R Christmas as Lincoln County Court Commissioner
Attorney Bob Christman of Kemmerer is named court commissioner for Lincoln County. The dedication of Kemmerer Odd Fellows building is set for Saturday with W L Kuykendall present to deliver dedication address. A public dance follows, with a banquet hall and modern lodge facilities described, including cost details and room arrangements.
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Bob Christman
Kemmerer
Inetwook
Lincoln County
Otter
Wwe
Ig chawiT&rs
Edge
Babe Tooond
Chrismas
Odd Fellows
W. L. Kuykendall
Beevies Ae Indies
Eeternity
St Margaret's Guild Entertainment Report
St Margaret's Guild hosted a Thursday evening program with a well patronized picture show. Between films, Boy Scout demonstrations entertained as Rev. W. N. Pierson supervised training and the group showcased practical skills.
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St. Margaret's Guild Entertainment
St. Margaret's Guild
St Infanis
America
W. N. Pierson
Sidewalk Cleaning Notice Issued By Town of Kimmerer
The Town of Kimmerer announces sidewalk cleaning rules after snowfall. Property owners are warned to clear snow and debris from abutting sidewalks by a specified time. The city will perform cleanup if necessary and may place a lien against affected properties for costs.
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Kimmerer
Livestock Valuation Conference Recommends Cattle Increase
The State Board of Equilization met in Cheyenne with lawmakers and stockmen to discuss year livestock valuations. John B Kendrick chaired as the group unanimously urged cattle values rise from 12 to 10 per head for cattle over one year old, dairy cows capped at 40, sheep assessments cut 10 percent, and horses uncharged.
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Howx
Forsyth
Baird
Cheyenne
John B. Kendrick
Legislative Notes on Railway Commission Introduction
A fragmentary report notes that Renator Garpenter will again introduce a measure related to the railway commission. The text references The Hon. Mise Nellie Traux and potential district attorney duties across judicial districts, but the passage is garbled and uncertain. The content hints at public interest and official actions in several counties, with unclear specifics.
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Renator Garpenter
Railway Commission
Nellie Traux
Omnes
Bank Officers and Directors Elected at Stockholders Meeting
At the hosting of the stockholders of First National Bank last week Quonly was elected president, Sneddon vice president, Frank Pfeiffer cashier and Roy Mason Leemene director. Rennerst Savings Bank and Trust also named officers with Takin president and Chrisman vice president E Smith cashier Parley Baldwin assistant cashier and directors Haw kine Kemmerer Jus W Chris man W E Fenner and E L Smith.
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Tthe
First National Bank
Quonly
Thee
Sneddon
Frank Pfeiffer
Roy Mason Laemene
Cashier
Parley Baldwin
Masistant Cashier
A. D. Hawkine
Oe L. Kemmerer
Jus. W. Chrisman
W. E. Fenner
E. L. Smith
Closing Saloon Crackdown in Sweetwater County
The new county attorney orders the sheriff to close all saloons in Sweetwater County outside incorporated villages. He will not tolerate illegal sales and threatens resignation if enforcement slips. He also opposes reinstating the former deputy and favors appointing a new one.
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Sweet- Water
Ander
Banquet for Railway Trainmen Club Delights Guests
About twenty members of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen gathered at Hotel Kemmerer Cate last Wednesday for a social evening and banquet. Caterer Tom Min presided as feastmaster, recounting stories while the group spent heavily on an eight course feast and related expenses.
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Cate
Tom Min
Mickey
Fashion Notes on Teen Styles and Hosiery Trends
The article describes teen and young women embracing new hosiery featuring embroidery on the front of stockings and silk blouses and spring outfits. It notes silhouettes with higher headwear to display coiffures, white and colored tops, and the evolving spring fashion mood.
Work on Annex Delayed by Rail Strike Impact
Construction on the annex faced delays as heating could not be supplied due to a rail strike causing plastering to wait. The project has resumed and is progressing, with manager Chapin estimating the public opening by the first of March. The new building is expected to be a notable achievement for the area.
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Chapin
Broken leg report for Earnest Stinson after strain
Broken leg confirmed for Earnest Stinson after a prior strain. He was examined Friday and doctors now say the injury is a fracture of the tibia requiring care and possible treatment. Recovery will depend on healing progress and further medical evaluation.
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Earnest Stinson
Lev Ct
Fragmented 19th century bill debates and appointments
Disjointed notes describe a Kansas style bill on quick limits to promoters of wildcat schemes, relief for a widow, and adjournments during a contest hearing. The text lists appointments in the Senate, district road concerns, and vague political maneuvers amid a fractured legislative session.
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Kansas
Mary Stresauer
Mines i Legislative
Imues
Japanese Hearing Reveals Self Defence in Becket Beckwith Murder
The case concerns Yamashita and Mobayasu in a fatal stabbing near Beckwith. McKngnan pleaded guilty, then changed to not guilty on a second degree murder charge, held on 85000 bond, later sent to Evanston. New evidence suggests self defense after a quarrel over gambling and a worn knife wrapped to prevent slipping. Attorneys Jones prosecuted, Bob Christmas defended.
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Hae
Mach Atir
McKngnan
Evanston
Godmundsen
Yana
Yamashita
Yamashita, Onhe
Kormimeror
Mobayasu
Jones
Bob Christmas
Elk Seek Recognition After Pole Facade Incident
A fragment from the Wyoming Times reflects tension over elk behavior and habitat. Lincoln a mother figure bids farewell to a young girl as the elk show a preference for their hillside sublet area over feeding near a Japanese presence, sparking debate on recognition and portrayal.
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Lincoln
Wyoming Times
Cokeville
Finn Band Plans Diamondville Concert and Dance
The Finn band of Diamondville arranges a concert and dance in Diamondville on Sunday the 26th with an excellent program. They will also travel to Rock Porines for Sunday evening in February and will perform a concert in Tier on a date not yet determined.
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Diamondville
Lea
Large Coal Mines Produce Over 900000 Tons Annually in 1910
A federal statistical summary notes 743 U S coal mines exceed 900000 short tons yearly. In 1910 Pennsylvania led with 260 bituminous and 168 anthracite mines producing many hundreds of thousands of tons, including the largest single mine outputs. Overall first class mines produced 261,450,080 tons, about 51.7 percent of U S total.
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United States
Edward W. Parker
Coal Statiatioian
Cological Survey
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Stabbing in Big Piney After Quarrel Over Ad Item
Ed Rowe a Cot tonwood rancher was stabbed several times in the abdomen by Richard Edwards of Mason during a Wednesday night dispute at Big Piney. The quarrel over a borrowed advertisement item led to the assault after drinking and an ensuing struggle. Rowe, a mail carrier between Big Piney and Halfway, received medical treatment.
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Big Piney
Ed Rowe
Richard Edwards
Mason
Edwards
Peat Railway
Rowe
Halfway
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