Fourth of July Celebrations Spread Through Kemmerer Camps
Real Sane Celebration shows patriotism as camps from Kemmerer Frontier Diamondville and nearby areas held parades and races. Kemmerer band led a morning parade from the Lyceum theatre while Frontier staged a second parade with cars bedecked in national colors. About $200 was raised for refreshments and $150 worth were distributed to children, with multiple age races and prizes totaling $56.
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Kemmerer
Frontier
Diamondville
P. J. Queaty
Dick Brown
Ed Hansen
Theo
Lyceum
Mtreeta
Non
Boone
Prises
Local Pure Food Action Ends In Fines For Weights And Wells
Pure Food Commissioner halts a local dairy operation by fining Carolla $14 for an unclean dairy and banning cheese making at home. An inspection found no sanitation improvements. he must clean up and reapply. A Cumberland bread wagon fine followed a separate inspection showing untidy wrapping. Groshon plans stricter local reforms and continues oil refinery legislation goals.
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Synopale
Betintio Carolla
Maurice Groshon
State Pure Foot
Ofta
Cumberland
Groshon
State Pure Food and Oil
State O
Groshon F Tepes
Weekend Excursions Offer Attractive Ticket Rates
Advertises weekly excursion tickets with lower prices for Saturday to Monday or Sunday only travel. Promotes weekly sale and urges readers to contact agents for details. Includes limited readability and generic wording.
Are You Patriotic Afton Sends Sixty Eight Men to Cheyenne
Afton sends sixty eight of its young men to militia HQ in Cheyenne to serve under the flag in Mexico. The move likely represents the largest county town contribution nationally. Lincoln County residents urged to support with subscriptions, with The Camera starting a $25 fund at a public meeting Thursday night to aid Lincoln County boys serving the country.
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Afton
Cheyenne
Mexico
Lincoln County
Star Valley
Uncle Sam
Wyoming
Sheridan
Kemmerer
Startling Charge Brought in the Local Court
Job Beno accused Charles B Sammon Alert Palooner Sam Potter and Otto Zeigler of holding him up and robbing him near Diamondville. The hearing before Judge Carnahan extended as witness testimony details the alleged robbery including a pistol, a diamond ring and $376.85 taken, with the four men identified by the complainant during examination.
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Job Beno
Charles B Sammon
Alert Palooner
Sam Potter
Otto Zeigler
Mondville
Diamondville
Sretentnara 2 Pa
T. B. Carnahan
D Watt
Reno
Biegler
Falcwner
Potter
Sod Gammon
Ziegler
Falconer
Witnoas
Sammon
Lone grave found in hills near Cokeville mystery
The missing Spaniard may be dead, with a grave found by Jack O'Brien while herding sheep. The Mexican involved in early theories of foul play is under renewed scrutiny as officials inspect the site. County attorney Reynolds and Coroner Embree investigated after the grave was opened.
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Cokeville
Jack O'Brien
Joe Smith
Marshal Reynolds
R. Embree
Reserves Decision In Shooting Case At Slate Creek
Elias Nifranen a Slate Creek rancher charged with pointing a rifle at William Danvers to stop him watering stock from a shared stream faced Judge Carnahan who reserved his decision after both sides testified. The feud stems from a long running dispute over water rights and land proximity near Danvers leased land above Niiranen. Ivan Jones spent the fourth at Pinedale.
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Elias Nifranen
Slate Creek
William Danvers
Danvers
Toys of the Willows Brought Before Justice
In a local justice court last Friday and Saturday, two 14 year old boys Ernest Smith and John Haddenham were found guilty of breaking into Mrs Willison's house and stealing goods including a 22 rifle. Both were bound over to district court in 250 dollars each, with Mrs Haddenham agreeing to stand surety.
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Ernest Smith
John Haddenham
Mat Willison
H. Haddenham
William Haddenham
Haddenham
CAPT MAJOR RECRUITS IN KEMMERER AND BEYOND
Captain Jack Majors of Company H W N G opened a recruiting office in Kemmerer and held a meeting that night but secured only six recruits John M Brows Chester Nelson Neila Sorenson John Martin Andrew Lupedo L C Strout He then went to Lyman and Evanston to recruit further Gov Kendrick ordered Evanston to aid raising men The unit plans to move to the border once at full war strength Sheriff Ed Hansen will transport the Kemmerer recruit to Cheyenne
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Kemmerer
Lyceum
Evanston
Captain Majors
Company H
Sheriff
Ed Hansen
Cheyenne
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