Painful Accident At Opal Mangle Injures Miss Larson
Miss Anna Larson suffered a severe hand injury when her hand was caught in a hotel mangle owned by Mrs. William Spur day last week. The belt stopped after her hand reached the wrist and rescuers freed her as others worked to loosen the rollers. She is recovering and hopes to regain use of her hand soon. Nearby, Miss Harriet Chrisman visited Granger and Dr F Harrison of Evanson plans a trip to Daniel with his family. John Banker welcomed a 9 pound boy as Dr Marquis of Kemmerer attended. Stage rain delays from Fontenelle caused a late arrival and tickets noted for Sundays trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Spurday
Anna Larson
Chas. Lancaster
John Banker
Tim
Marquis of Kemmerer
Hamfork News Says Residents Recover From Illness
Hamefork Way Remuel Adaton remains ill with typhoid fever while Pr Marquis attends him and shows slight improvement. The piece notes multiple residents visiting relatives, a period rain improving crops, and local efforts as people anticipate haying and homegrown potatoes.
Oakley Defeats Cumberland 17 11 In Home Baseball Clash
Oakley baseball celebrated another victory Sunday defeating No 1 Cumberland 17 to 11 on their home grounds. Walter Boam and Ed Sawley pitched well, with Sawley absent Edward Girany, Baston Jr and Chos Sneddon missing. Local visitors included the Terango and Blacker families while the Fourth of July committee hosted a late moving picture show and dance. The Clark and Easton families planned trips to Ideal Beach as news from Oakley continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
A Baston, Jr
Oakley
Chos
Sneddon
Walter Boam
Mr. Sawley
Edward Girany
Kashaldi
Andrew Easton, Jr
Clark
Ideal Beach
Glencoe baseball woes and weekend notes
Our Glencoe letter reports two losses this week to Cumberland aggregation by scores of 18 to 2 and 18 to 4. Horace Russell and a Cumberland player fought briefly after the first game. both tired players left the field with black eyes and cuts. Donald Cameron returns to work after three weeks absent. J Strennan and Dan Howells head to LaBarge creek fishing, hoping for a good trout haul. A Saturday dance drew a large crowd and more are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Horace Russel
J. Strennan
Dan Howells
LaBarge Creek
Mr. Strennan
Kemmerer Labor Leaders Grow Unified Movement
President Fox reports a new spirit in Kemmerer as clerks organize under Vice President Motto and Dad Young helps form county Trades Council. Woodhouse and other delegates collaborate to establish fresh locals including bakers, teamsters, and clerks with Gordon aiding organizer efforts. Knox County organizing continues with confidence in strong local leadership and high participation.
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Kemmerer
Joseph Motto
County Trades
Dad
Brother Croakey
Evanston
Keanstan
Brother Gordon
Keme Ie
Frontier Days Celebration Set for Cheyenne Next Week
Kemmerer residents prepare to attend the annual Frontier Days in Cheyenne, starting Wednesday July 26 and lasting four days. Attendees may camp at two parks near the Frontier grounds Minnehaha and Mahpelutah offer free sites with basic utilities for motorists.
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Cheyenne
Cheyen
Frontier Grounds
Frontier Committen Bi
Minnehaha Park
Mahpelutah
Sunday Afternoon Dance at Frontier Pavilion
Frontier saw lively merriment last Sunday as the Finn Orchestra played and a dance filled the pavilion. Robetrts Gene and many attendees enjoyed the afternoon’s amusement, dancing to the tune of good music furnished by the orchestra.
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Frontier
Finn
Stralne
Chamberlain's Tablets Praised For Indigestion Relief
A user from Wilmington praises Chamberlain's Tablets for relief from constipation and indigestion. The customer notes mildness and gentle action and reports positive results for herself and her spouse.
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Knight
Wilmington
Berlain
Salt Kills Sheep According to Cokeville Story
In Cokeville’s current issue, Geo G. K. Murdock a noted woolgrower argues that recent sheep deaths in the region were caused by poisonous salt. He links salt bed fumes from nearby smelters to vegetation kill and contends salt exposes sheep to poison. Several hundred head owned by A EB Robinson Owen Jones and George Murdock died in May. earlier cause cited as poisonous weeds.
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Cokeville Register
Geo. K. Murdock
Cockville
A. EB. Robinson
Owen Jones
George Murdock
Murdock
Wool Sales at Cokeville End Week Strong Prices
Chas. Carter for Brown and Adams of Boston and R. J. Craig for Dewey Gold of Boston bought wool from Cokeville area growers. Carter purchased about 350000 pounds and Craig about 250000 pounds at 29 to 32 cents per pound. The Cokeville 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 Fred Peabody Vanishes After Robbing Local Firms
Fred Peabody, once a popular pay artist at Combination Cafe and Elk Hotel, has vanished to parts unknown after failing to pay for a clothing order. Local firms report losses and warn others he may have deceived more customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Peabody
Cafe
Elk Hotel
Fred
Fred Laan
For Rent or Sale of Frame Building in City Lot 7 Block 11
Property notice announces rent or sale of a frame building located on lot 7, block 11. Inquiries may be made at the offices of H. E. Ki. Christmas, attorneys, First National Bank Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E
H. Ki
Christmas
First Netowal Bank
Smiths Visit Southern California Exhibit Attends Film Program
Mr and Mrs T L Smith of Ken merer recently visited the Los Angeles exhibit maintained free to the public by the Southern California Chamber. They attended the Moreency moving pictures and concert as part of the daily program. The show is the nation’s largest maintained by a commercial organization. The couple plans a visit to the Panama Pacific International Exposition in San Diego, open all year.
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T. L. Smith
Kenmerer
Biscamflett
Southern California
Los Angeles
Moreency Moving Pictures
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