Accident Injures Miss Larson at Opal Hotel Mangle
Miss Anna Larson suffered a severe hand injury when her hand was mashed between the rollers of a hotel mangle owned by Mrs. William Spur day last week. The belt flew off stopping the machinery and Mrs. Chas Lancaster aided in freeing her hand. She is recovering and hopes to regain use of her hand soon. Other notes include Miss Harriet Chrisman visiting Granger, Dr. F Harrison en route to Daniel, and local residents: Charlie Robinson ill but improving, John Banker welcomed a seven pound boy, and Chet V. Chrisman and Sam Ftoys returning from Ogden after a ranch visit. Stage heavy rain caused delays from Fontenelle. tickets sold Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Spurday
Anna Larson
Chas. Lancaster
Hamfork News Roundup Reflects Sickness and Rain
Hamefork notices many illnesses including typhoid fever and eye inflammation with improvements in patients like Remuel Adaton and others. The community reports recent rain improving crops, homemaking activity, and local visits, with residents traveling to Kemmerer and Adams ranches and plans for haying and spud crops.
Oakley Beats Cumberland 17 to 11 in Baseball Victory
Oakley celebrated a Sunday win over Cumberland 17 to 11 at home as Walter Boam pitched well and Ed Sawley contributed before his absence. The win lifts Oakley to seven victories against four losses while other town news covered visiting Terango family, local mining visits, a moving picture show late start, and plans for trips to Ideal Beach with hints of local social life.
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Cumberland
A Baston, Jr
Oakley
Chos
Sneddon
Walter Boam
Mr. Sawley
Edward Girany
Kashaldi
Glencoe Team Suffers Two Week Defeats by Cumberland
Our Glencoe baseball squad endured two losses to Cumberland 18 to 2 and 18 to 4. Horace Russel was involved in a postgame altercation with a Cumberland player, both tired and ending the clash with no clear winner. Donald Cameron returns to work after illness. J Strennan and Dan Howells embark on a LaBarge creek fishing trip, expected home Saturday. Saturday dance drew strong turnout and enjoyment.
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Cumberland
Horace Russel
J. Strennan
Dan Howells
LaBarge Creek
Mr. Strennan
Kemmerer Labor Unions Report Gains and Honors
President Fox discusses rising union activity in Kemmerer and nearby areas. Clerks,bartenders, teamsters, and butcher workers organize with leaders such as Vice President Motto Secretary Woodhouse and Organizer Harry Gordon driving charter drives. Strong local cooperation boosts council continuity and regional momentum.
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Kemmerer
Joseph Motto
County Trades
Dad
Brother Croakey
Evanston
Keanstan
Brother Gordon
Keme Ie
Frontier Days Set for Next Week in Cheyenne
Kemmerer residents plan to attend the annual Frontier Days celebration in Cheyenne starting Wednesday July 26 for four days. Attendees may camp at two nearby parks Minnehaha and Mahpelutah with free sites for motorists and arranged pipes.
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Cheyenne
Cheyen
Frontier Grounds
Frontier Committen Bi
Minnehaha Park
Mahpelutah
Sunday Afternoon Dance at Frontier Pavilion
Frontier hosted a lively Sunday afternoon dance as the Finn Orchestra filled the pavilion with music and merriment. Couples danced to the marching rhythms and the crowd enjoyed an afternoon of amusement and social gathering aided by the lively tunes.
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Frontier
Finn
Stralne
Chamberlain's Tablets End Indigestion Comfort
Comatipation and Lindigenthou 1 praise Chamberlain's Tablets as the best for digestion. The writer notes mild action and reliability, calling the tablets agreeable and effective for relief. The endorsement comes from Knight of Wilmington, N. C.
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Knight
Wilmington
Berlain
Salt Kills Sheep Say Cokeville Opinion
In Cokeville Register Geo. K. Murdock a woolgrower argues recent sheep deaths near Cokeville were caused by poisonous salt from nearby Salt Lake beds exposed to fumes from smelters. He cites several hundred sheep of A. E. B. Robinson Owen Jones and George Murdock dying in May and suggests salt poisoning as the likely cause.
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Cokeville Register
Geo. K. Murdock
Cockville
A. EB. Robinson
Owen Jones
George Murdock
Murdock
Wool Sales at Cokeville Mailroom Report
Charles Carter representing Brown and Adams of Boston and R J Craig of Dewey-Gold of Boston bought wool in Cokeville over the past week. Carter took about 350000 pounds and Craig about 250000 pounds at 29 to 32 cents per pound. Local clips are nearly all disposed of.
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Chas. Carter
Brown and Adams Company
Boston
R. J. Craig
Dewey-Gold
Cokeville
Carter
Craig
Chef Vamooses Fred Peabody Famed Pay Artist Absconds
Fred Peabody once popular for Combination Cafe and Elk Hotel acts has vanished to parts unknown. His sudden departure aligns with the old saying that deeds live after the man, as local firms report he took goods without payment and other losses are alleged from admirers who trusted him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Peabody
Cafe
Elk Hotel
Fred
Fred Laan
For Rent or Sale of Story Frame Building In Town
For Rent or Sale of a frame building located on lot 7 block 11. Inquiries may be made at offices of H. E. & H. Ki Christmas, attorneys, First National Bank Building.
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H. E
H. Ki
Christmas
First Netowal Bank
Los Angeles Visitors Attend Southern California Exhibit
Mr and Mrs T L Smith of Ken merer visited the free to the public exhibit at the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce. They attended moving pictures and a concert as part of the daily program. The display is the country’s largest maintained by a commercial group. The couple plans to visit the Panama Pacific International Exposition in San Diego, open year round.
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T. L. Smith
Kenmerer
Biscamflett
Southern California
Los Angeles
Moreency Moving Pictures
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Granger
F. Harrison
Evanson
Daniel
Ted
Charlie Robinson
John Banker
Tim
Marquis of Kemmerer
Chet V. Chrisman
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Rocking Cal Ranch
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Ogden
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Hamefork
Livewire
Remuel Adaton
Pr. Marquis
Lima
Irene Miller
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Ais
Rowbin Miller
Fenner Ranch
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Hamafork
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R Robinson
Arthur Robinsoner
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Neice
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Earl Hayward
Arathur Robinson
Sam Adams
Arthur Robinson
Ben Robinson
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Charles Lane
Henry Stager
Ed Sawley
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Andrew Easton, Jr
Clark
Ideal Beach
Lillian Easton
Staurday
Glencoe
Donald Cameron
Mr. Cameron
Satene
Fox
Wyoming Labor Journal
Becker
Wyoming
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Kemmerer, Wyo
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