LCM Hospital Needs More Room and Capacity
Dr. Stafford operated three appendicitis cases at the Jocal Miners hospital on Monday and Tuesday. The hospital houses Ishmael Hayes Evelyn Pfleterer Miss Marie Sutton Mya Webb and Mrs Shumak all recovering well. Every room is full with only three ward beds available and some patients lack accommodations. The facility, highly regarded in Kemmerer district, requires an addition to meet community needs.
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CO. Stafford
Jocal Miners
Ishmael Hayes
F Hencoo
Miners Hospital
Kemmerer
Wyoming Prohibition Ratification Debate on State Legislation
Prohibition ratification remains unlikely before June 30 1919. Wyoming lawmakers consider salary boosts for public officers, labor reform bills, and broad policy measures including a budget system, liquor license changes, highway bonds, and education reforms. House leaders Powers and Sullivan praised as capable presiding officers.
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New York
Wyoming
France
Thomas G. Powers
Whain
Eugene Sullivan
Haus
Firemen’s Ball Scheduled for February First
Kemmerer prepares for the 18th annual Fire Department Ball at Lyceum Hall on Saturday night February 1. Mayor Salagon and Fire Chief Holmes duel over who reads the grand march, tickets soon available, and a heart and a dollar show support for the firefighters.
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Kemmerer Fire Department
Lycaum
Salagon
Holmes
Union Pacific to Build Double Track Between Granger and Wasatch
Evanston expects strong business activity this summer as Union Pacific plans a double tracking project from Granger to Wasatch. Large quantities of materials are on hand for early spring commencement of the work.
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Union Pacific
Evanstons
Wyoming Press
Granger
Wasatch
Cokeville Pioneer C F Stoffers Dies After Long Life
Danish born C F Stoffers, early Cokeville settler and Wyoming homesteader, died Thursday after years of poor health. Funeral held at home with Rev Marten of Montpelier presiding. Survived by five sons and three daughters. Mrs Ousterhout of Big Piney in town for price reductions at Blyth Fargo Hoskins store.
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C. F. Stoffers
Cokeville
Marten
Montpelier
Idaho
Stoffers
Denmark
United States
Plains
East Lake City
Wyoming
Lincoln County
Italy's Flaming Front screens at New Kemmerer Theatre
In conjunction with its premiere war film, Italy's Flaming Front, the New Kemmerer theatre presents two screenings on Wednesday and Thursday January 22 and 23.
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Italy
New Kemmerer Theatre
Successful Dance Saturday Night at Lyceum Hall
The Kem merer Orchestra hosted a large crowd for a Saturday night dance at Lyceum Hall last Saturday. The events may resume weekly, paused during the influenza epidemic, with health authorities now allowing them again and expected to regain former popularity soon.
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Kemmerer
Lyceum Hall
Price Regulations Coke and Coal Suspended
Wyoming official reports Washington telegraph instruction that on February 1 1919 all zone and price regulations on coke and coal except Pennsylvania anthracite will be suspended. After February 1 the Fuel Administration will cease to regulate mine prices or retail dealers gross margins.
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L. E. Holland
Wyoming
Augustne Kendall
Washington
Pennsylvania
Quick Care for Group Health Tip
Watch for the first hoarseness symptom and give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at once. It is prompt and effectual according to Ady.
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Chamberlain
Farm Loan Bureau visitor cites Star Valley progress and flu spread
Afton Wyoming visitor A A Linford says the Farm Loan Bureau has done valuable work in Star Valley with about 200 abstracts needed in Lincoln County. He notes improved Afton Montpelier roads allowing winter travel and reports influenza cases rising in the upper valley while the lower valley still sees illnesses.
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A. A. Linford
Afton
Wyoming
Star Valley Association
Farm Loar Bureau
Linford
Lincoln County
Star Valley
Farm Loan Bureau
Montpelier
Wade Son Reported Wounded in France
A letter to Mrs. G C Wade says Sherman Wade was wounded and is in a base hospital in France. Details on the injury are unavailable and his name does not appear on casualty lists. Wade left Kemmerer for the front after training at Camp Logan this summer. he is the son of Mr and Mrs S D Wade, early pioneers of the area.
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G. C. Wade
Sherman Wade
France
Young Wade
Kemmerer
Camp Lowig
Lincoln County Red Cross Chapter Annual Meeting Notice
Notice announces the Lincoln County Chapter of the American National Red Cross annual meeting on Wednesday January 22 1710 at 5 pm at the City Hall. It will elect an executive committee review committee reports conduct business and consider by law amendments. Secretary Mrs Harry A Trost urges all members to attend with at least ten percent quorum.
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Lincoln County
Ita
American National Hed Crow
City Hiall
Harry A. Trost
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LCM Hospital
Cokeville Pioneer
General Diaz
Wooltex
Betty-Wales & Co
Ursday
Bryant Washburn Tn
Ankaid
Perature
Aturday “Cavanaugh of
Anday
Dorothy Dalton
Priises
Federal Farm Loan Bureau
Sear Valley Organisation
Whiston’s Confectionery
Johnson’s, McDonald’s and Sweet’s
Er and Ward Ao Ae Press Uwerrtaning Gy
Gand
the Frontier Supply Co
Frontier
Wyo
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