Rock Springs Spanks Kemmerer 5 To 2 In Pitching Duel
Rock Springs beat Kemmerer 5 to 2 in one hour twenty one minutes. Jimmie Smith led Rock Springs with a steal home and key runs as Hartley held Kemmerer to two hits after the second inning. Moon Turgeon and Gaston sparked the offense, while umpire decisions drew local controversy after a third inning shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Crack Rock Springs
Rock Springs
Punta Rock Springs
Hartley
Downey
Green River
Jack Christmas
Harer
Jamie
Emith
Ted
Smith
Moon
Siegel
Tousle
Vicars Way
Rock Oh Lok
Hy Eon
Anhier
Gaston
Mack
Crooke Wan
Turgeon
Moon Land
Ooke
Carr
Geston
Crooke
Marietta
J. Smith
Sillvast
Vicars
Swanson
G. Smith
Ross
Kemmert
Huns
Mmary
Jimmie Smit
al Siegel
Jimmsens
Nepet Swanson
Vic Hartley
Christmas
State Geologist Issues Bulletin on Mining Laws
A free Bulletin No 18 on federal and state mining laws is issued by the State Geologist. The pamphlet aids those engaged in geological and mineral development and can be obtained by writing the State Geologist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Geologist Issues
Classified Ads Offer Watkins Franchise and Goods
Classified advertisements describe joining the Watkins Co. with territory offers from Winona Minnesota and opportunities for credit terms and bonds. Also listed are for sale items including a Typewriter paper supply a rose mahogany piano and an 168 acre irrigated farm near Kelly with stock crop and machinery terms. Country produce home delivery service advertises fresh goods from Idaho and Utah with phone contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins
J. R. Watkins Co
Winona
Minnesota
Nettie K. Brody
West 1St North St
Salt Lake City
Wasatch
Kelly
J. K. Strohl
Wye
Idaho
Utah
Wai
Shelby
Nemmerer
Adv
Cokeville Awards Low Cost Street Overhaul
Cokeville lays shale on main streets to greatly improve condition. City officials report total cost at 53 cents per foot, shared equally by residents on both sides, resulting in 27 cents per foot per taxpayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cokeville
Five Trials of Foolish Daring Highlight Local Rules
A sequence of five small tests ends badly as men attempt risky checks. A man lights a fuel tank, a stranger’s bulldog is not affectionate, another speeds toward a train crossing and fails, a trolley wire proves live, and an ad cutout saves no money. No outcomes are favorable.
Millionaire 90 Weds 73 Widow In Rocky Mountain Romance
Edward Ivinson, a 90 year old Laramie financier, marries Ora Haley, a 73 year old Denver widow. The pair first met fifty years ago while both were married, linking two longtime Rocky Mountain families and cementing Ivinson's two million dollar fortune made in banking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Laramie
Mra. Ora Haley
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Board of Equalization Finishes Meeting Monday
The county commissioners and county assessor as board of equalization wrap up their meeting Monday night. They face property tax apportionment and decide first second and third class property will be taxed 10 per cent this year. The loan impact is small, about 4 cents per acre on first class, 3 cents on second class, and 2 cents on third class property. Commissioners Chan, Jabn Sop of Kmoot and Beott of Daniel depart for home.
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County Aniessor
Board of Equalization
Chan, Jabn
Sop
Kmoot
Beott
Daniel
Homer
Burgoon Chases Bandit In University Lakefront Run
A. L. Burgoon university instructor and Diamondville district superintendent was held up at gunpoint on University Avenue. He tried to disarm the bandit and received a heavy blow to the head before pursuing the robber along Fifth Street toward Fremont Street, but the bandit eluded capture and escaped into a sand pile and fled toward the alley. Burgoon later reported to campus authorities and continued summer studies.
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A. L. Burgoon
Diamondville
State University At
Laramie
Croxiely
Fifth
Sixth
University Avenue
Burgoon
Howeve
University Library
Bis Room
North Sixth Street
Saly
Iain
Fremont Street
Sherri King
State Cer Touring Incoln County
Roy Colvin of Cheyenne assisting the state food commissioner was in the city Saturday before a tour of Star Valley Cokeville Eden Valley and other western areas. He will be joined by State Food Commissioner C Stanley Baum Greenbaum and State Dairy Inspector E E Davis soon. State Engineer Frank C Emmerson will pass through tomorrow and with Engineer F W Riley of Idaho Falls Idaho will inspect the proposed Star Valley reservoir project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Colvin
Cheyenne
Star Valley
Cokesville
Eden Valley
C. Stanley Greenbaum
E. E. Davis
Tate
Frank C. Emerson
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Star Valley Reservoir
Dancers barred for kissing at Utah county resort dance floor
Provo July 6 Deputy Sheriff Karl Boshard ordered two couples off the floor at Vivian park Saturday night for kissing while dancing. He warned the county forbids such conduct and advised postponing kissing until they get home.
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Provo
Utah County
Karl Boshard
Vivian Park
Boshard
Private Tigard Wiggerd Serves as President Harding Aide
Veivon A. Wiggerd, first enlisted man to be President Harding's personal aide, attracts attention after Harding's party travels to Pilot Point Texas. A car accident near the journey injures Mrs Harding, sparking interest in the young aide who impresses officials and earns consideration for a presidential berth.
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Veivon A. Wiggerd
U. & Marine Corps
Harding
Hardings
Pilot Teachel
Tex
Mra. Harding
Tig
Mra
Juyp
White House
Holmen
Tiggrnd
Hampton Rustle
U S Geological Survey Men In Kemmerer
United States Geological Survey employees E C Murphy and Charles Christ spent several days in Kemmerer during the week to attend to survey matters here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Murphy
Charles Christ
United States Geological Survey
Kemmerer
Willow Creep Bridge Rebuilt On Sublet Branch
Traffic on the Sub Jet line resumed after the Willow Creek Gap bridge at Mile post No 5 was rebuilt and strengthened following a fire at 3 40 p m Thursday night. The fire likely started from a cinder from a stranded switch engine near the upper end of the line after the train had passed the trestle en route to Sublet.
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Willow Creek Gap
Sublet
State Treasurer Hoskins Named Defendant in Suit Over School Oil Royalties
A mandamus suit from A H Castle and a Wyoming legislator seeks to force State Treasurer A D Hoskins to distribute oil royalties to Weston County school districts based on school age children. Attorney General Walls calls the bill unconstitutional and aims to add funds to the permanent school fund. The Weston County districts filed Thursday in the state supreme court seeking an opinion on constitutionality of the bill supported in the last legislature.
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A. D. Hoskins
A. H. Castle
Honorabl
Laramie
Weston County
Allainy General Walls
Weston Country
State Supreme Court
Arnold
Oberg Funeral Services Held in Ogden Saturday
Last rites for Mr and Mrs Nels H Oberg of Ogden and formerly Keemerer were conducted at Linguist chapel Ogden at 2 40 pm with Rev A E Olson presiding. They were buried in the city cemetery. The deaths occurred in a train collision involving Mr and Mrs Hayes and the OBergs with testimony from J B Bleberg motorman describing the events surrounding the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels H. Oberg
Ogden
Keemerer
Linguist Chapel
A. E. Olson
Bamberger Elvetrie
Oberg
Tragic Train Collision In Ogden Leaves Orphans
A collision on a track near Ogden killed Mr. Hayes and severely injured Mr. and Mrs. Oberg and Mrs. Hayes. The crash left ten children orphans, with five survivors in each family, including Alfred Clarence and Edward Oberg, Mrs Ruby Lind, and Mrs Florence Christopherson of Ogden.
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Oberg
Mr. Oberg
Hayes
Alfred
Clarence
Edward
Ruby Lind
Florence Christopherson
Ogden
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OCK Springs
Ideal Shoe Repairing Shop
Witepatrick Mlock
Keminerer
Wyo
A. J. Burgoon
STATE
Cer
Private Tiggard
J. (. Penney Company
Kemmerer, Wyoming
U. S. Geological Survey
Sublet Branch
Virgin Wool Line
Union Mercantile & Supply Co
Kemmberer, Wyo
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