Aerial Rites See De West iere item
Serena at Sent sdrafanpon Ye Giatges reports on a ceremony held Wednesday January 24 1912. Local officials and eyewitnesses describe the event focusing on public interest and unusual aspects. The article notes the involvement of notable residents and a small crowd gathered to observe the rites and speeches.
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Serena
Reforms Satisfy Chinese Revolutionists Amid Gold Note Aid
Chinese in Kemmerer report receipts from Chung Hwa Republic for funds sent to revolutionaries. Gold certificates issued in double value please donors, with English and Chinese sides, denominations of 10, 50, and 100. Most funding raised abroad, locals favor calendar alignment and English use. plans for English schools in China noted by Tom Ming.
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Chung Hwa Republic
Lee Gwone Hap
Sunwen
China
Kemmerer
New Republic
Tom Ming
Mail Contractor in Town Chas Bird Visits Kemmerer
Chas Bird of Midway and his wife and children visited Kemmerer on Wednesday for shopping. Bird, the Opal Pinedale mail line contractor, reported a successful previous season. Horeds are used now, but autos were used last season between Opal and Big Piney and will return when weather allows. Bird has long resided in Sheep River valley and was the contractor before 1908 when service moved to Big Piney for four years.
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Chas. Bird
Midway
Kemmerer
Mr. Bird
Opal-Pinedale
Opal
Big Piney
Mr Bird
Sheen River Valley
December Mid-Continent issues and irrigation focus
A fragmentary note announces December Mid-Continent a magazine from Denver about irrigation, agriculture and stock valuation in Wyoming and Colorado. It mentions weather data, settler prospects and monthly imaging, plus a subscription price and a memorial line for a spouse.
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Tter Hme
Wyoming
Colorado
Hume Fermion
Wynming Stone
Denver
Sulserbeion
Los Angeles Excursion Promoted Amid Rail Plans
A garbled entry notes an excursion from Los Angeles to Lake City via a 5 L railroad with an Oregon short mention for details. The Camera Lows Column hints at Tuesday events and evening advertising by Motley, with uncertain specifics and dates.
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Los Angeles
Lake City
Oregon
Motley
Larry Quealy Rites Held in Kemmerer Church Service
Funeral services for Larry Quealy were held in Kemmerer Catholic church with High Mass and a sermon by Father Lynch. The procession viewed the casket, then followed to Laramie for interment. Pallbearers and relatives traveled from multiple towns, and trains transported the body, with many business leaders closing shops in tribute.
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Larry Quealy
Kemmerer
Patho
Lynch
Kelly and
Schuffer
Rock
Laramie
California
P. J. Quealy
W. E. Miller
Florence Downey
A. D. Hoskins
Frank Pfeiffer
Bob Christmas
R. 3. Lewis
M. F. Naylin
C. W. Brandon
Miln
Quealy
John
Lawrence Mull
Yan
Bhirley Basin
Eld
Mr. Umd
Mra
Mahlon
Michael Quealy
Decumsetl
T. J. Lynch
Kittle Lynch
Lawrence
John Sullivan
Hock Springs
Robert Jack
Hanna Me
Mike Queely
Cdr
D. Meyer
Nilen ‘Qovaly
Frank Anus
Albert Lannon
John Milligan
Ed Anderson
Raw Linn
Wm. Daisy, Sr
J. Mahoney
Nellie Tierney
P. d Fennel
Eureka
Utah
W. K. Lee
Omaha
Frank A. Hadsell
Denver
IP. J. Quealy
Wyoming Public Buildings Chronology Highlights Big Gains
A lengthy chronology lauds Wyoming’s public building push in Congress noting four federal buildings completed in Cheyenne Evanston Sheridan and Lander with additional sites planned including Basin Cody Green River Buffalo and others. It defends the delegation’s record against critics and cites substantial appropriations and contracts boosting state infrastructure.
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Collier's
Wyoming
Congress
Colliers
Union
Miesterpil
Cheyenne
HK Learamie
Evanston
Treasury
Haain
Buffalo
Warren
Hiuse
Mundell
Newcastle
Sundown
Kemmerer to See New Masonic Lodge Soon
Reports from Kemmerer claim Evanaton Lodge No. 4 A F and A M has waived jurisdiction and approved forming a Masonic lodge in Kemmerer. Papers have been sent to Grand Lodge for approval. If confirmed, Kemmerer will inaugurate a lodge with over twenty residents already in the organization and a pool of candidates to grow membership.
Green River rancher to switch from sheep to cattle
Charley Howell of Green River, visiting town last week, says he will quit the sheep business entirely. He plans to sell his horses and focus on cattle raising. He notes the mange is well fed off his section with very little snow.
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Charley Howell
Green River
Charley
Green River City
Old-Timer Brings Chicago News of Quealy Funeral
WW Brink an old-timer from this section traveled from Chicago after hearing of Larry Quealy s death to attend the funeral He once worked for Quealy and now lives in Heyburn Idaho The piece notes Wyoming delegation s continued push for public works and improvements to aid Wyoming workers and economy Prosperity and employment are highlighted alongside the pastry offer from Kemmerer Baker
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WW. Brink
Tremmever
Chicago
Larry Quealy
Brim
Larry
Heyburn
Idaho
Thertopolis
Wheatland
Shoshoni
Wnd
Worland
Colliers
Wyoming
Treasury
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