Kemmerer Briefs Hear Local News and Quirks
In Evanston and Kemmerer, residents visit, return from travels, and plan Fourth of July festivities. Otis Rife builds a barn, Dr. Guyon and family relocate to Preston, and a large wood bench heads to Salt Lake City. A crowded Opera House program features H T Kubota on the life of a Japanese student, plus music from Miss Clara O Connell. A Studebaker sprinkler wagon draws crowds while a highway mishap ends with a driver jailed for town offenses.
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Bennion
Tayersville
Utah
Pimtier
Salt Lake City
J. W. Arnold
Mr. Arnold
Hotel Kemmerer
Chas, Weitzel
Evanston
Otis
Opera House
J. W. Sammon
H.T. Kubota
Arnold
Dr. Gamble
Diamondville
Clara O'Connell
Crimble
Ike Tie Gale
Your Dealer Will Buy It Back Remedy Claim
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a money back guarantee. It pledges risk free use through dealer refunds if not satisfied, claiming it to be the most successful bowel complaint remedy, pleasant, safe and reliable.
Kemmerer Coal Diggers Lose to Evanston 17 to 6
Evanston defeated Kemmerer on their ground last Sunday with a 17 to 6 score after a strong start by Kemmerer. The Kemmerer team, largely comprising workers fatigued from travel, faded in the latter innings and caused local complaints about condition and effort.
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Kemmerer
Evanston
Kemmerer Boys
Rewd
Kemmerer Hove
Wobank
Wven
Soul
Inson River Jam
Kermmeéter
Cumberhand Testa
Oir
Witch Hagie salve and DeWitt depot name in old notice
Fragmentary OCR item cites DeWitt depot and a salve named Witch Hagie or Witch Hale Salve said to heal without lemvlog a one. The garbled text mentions store buildings, lines, and various odd terms including Hawk and Potton.
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C. DeWitt Depo
DeWitt
Lea Selon
Mamariy Otter
Eke
Witt
Hinalis
Miner deaths after rock slide in Oakley cave disaster
Two Japanese miners at Oakley faced loose rock when a large block shifted. A cave-in killed one man instantly and seriously injured his partner A Stub kawa. The deceased was laid to rest Sunday after a funeral attended by mourners and officials. The surviving miner died days later in Stock Springs hospital.
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Oakley
A. Stubkawa
Dia
Kabota
Oki
Om Miner
Wits
Stock Springs
Fossil Oil Co director visits Wyoming survey of district
J Waters of the Wyoming Co directors spent a couple of days examining the Fossil oil field. He reports rapid progress at the Pomil Oil Co and predicts a bright future for the Fossil district. The July 2 1903 notice notes 12 percent indic and drill down, with Waters expressively satisfied.
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Foun
W Ro
Pomil Oil Co
J. Waters
O- Wyoming Co
Foxsil
Montpelier Fans See Kemmerer Diggers Rally to Win
Compliment of the Kemmerer Coal Diggers at Montpelier reports a close contest until the sixth inning when Carl Spangberg scored for Montpelier and Bresee erred. Kemmerer seized the lead and final score favored them. Spectators praised the game and anticipate a rematch in Montpelier on July 21.
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Kemmerer
Montpelier
Carl Spangberg
al Hresee
Bresee
Kemmerer Boys
Kemmerer Nine
Montpelier Boys
Raleem
Spangberg
Diamondville Ol Development Company Holds Annual Meeting Notice
Legal notice announces the Diamondville Ol Development Company annual stockholders meeting at its Diamondville office in Ta ta county Wyoming on Wednesday July 8 at 7 o clock p m to elect nine directors for the ensuing year and conduct other business M J Kayanadgl secretary also notes a Brown Horse lost or stolen from Diamondville on the night of June 28 aged around years with specific markings and a $10 00 reward for return to Diamondville Wyoming plus mention of legal blanks for use at the Comers cattlew sale
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Ham's Fork
Mr. Casey
Walt
Naylin
Charles
Weltzel
Diamondville Ol & Development Company
Diamondville
Mieta County
Wyoming
Anid Company
M. J. Kayanadgl
See
Diamondvilly
Wyo
A Razor Fiend Rampages at Barber Shop in Destructive Spree
Joseph Johnson's rout Street barber shop is left damaged after Martin Larkins, employed for two months, goes on a violent rampage during a Tuesday afternoon. He slashes chairs and mirrors, tears barber tickets, and scatters hair tonic. Larkins, claiming unpaid lovers’ debts, pleads guilty to malicious mischief and is fined 100 dollars and sentenced to three months in county jail.
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Mews Register
Ivanston
Martin Larkins
Larkins
Joseph Johnson
K Ing
O'Flynn
Sertaiial
Will Open Big Coal Mine at Little Muddy
The Little Muddy venture, 12 miles from Cumberland, has drilled a diamond bore revealing a coal vein forty feet thick. The discovery, welcomed by the Spring Valley mine after recent gas and oil seepage, prompts rapid mobilization of heavy machinery and track laying for eventual shipments along the Bridger Culbert and Alta Moor railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Muddy
Cumberland
Spring Valley
Usnfe
Bridger, Culbert and Altamoor
Governor Chatterton Receives Courteous Secretary Letter
A letter from Secretary Liteh ovck denies making any political statement about Governor Chatterton. The exchange touches on forest reserve policy and political remarks, amid ongoing debates and partisan tensions.
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Chatterton
Litehovck
Hitchovek
Declan
Chat Frtee
Mont Nespegtial
Cheyenne ‘Trhune
Horror at Hanna Mine Disaster Near Rawlins Wyo
A massive explosion at the Hanna coal mine near Rawlins, Wyoming, traps 167 men as rescue efforts proceed. Of 280 workers, 34 remain presumed dead with many families affected. past mine disasters cited for context.
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Rie
Hanna
Sir Rawlins
Wyo
Kantins
Rock Springs
Diamondville To Celebrate With Parades And Pageantry
Diamondville plans a municipal celebration with a sunrise salute of 45 guns, a 10 o'clock parade, then singing and remarks by U S Senator G D Clark. Sporting events, civic groups, bicycle races, greased pig, donkey races, and a football game follow, ending with fireworks and a balloon ascent.
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Ith
Diamondville
Brags Hand
Muale
G. D. Clark
U. S
Star Spanglad
T. Benedicto
Fed
Lng
Oennscfierioet
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Frank D. Ball
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Aecord
Uinta County
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Sales Dner
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Stanley
Wick
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Frank J. Mackay
Charles Wray
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Mr. Lowrie
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Agwit Caldwell
Mandal
Pels Guilly
Quealy
Chas
Fann
Frontier
Charles Weitzel
Kou Tyson A
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Wartin Larkins
Cheyenne
Rawlins
Jackson
Green River
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Almy
Dismondville
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