Kemmerer Wins In Last Of Ninth At Buck Wright Park
In a see saw contest tight to the finish Kemmerer beat Evanston 8 to 7 in Buck Wright Park after a ninth inning rally. A bases on balls bunt and sacrifice in the last frame gave Kemmerer the deciding runs as fans from both towns clashed over umpire calls and the game’s dramatic finish amid heavy hitting and errors from Evanston and Kemmerer.
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Buckwright Park
Ted
Oral Stan
Evanston
Uinta County
Diamondville
Cheyenne
Father Morton
Frontier dynamite case ends in shattered home
A jealous husband, Tom Lux, allegedly placed dynamite under his Frontier house on Saturday night aiming to kill his wife and another man. The blast wrecked the house and sent residents in Diamondville hearing the report. Lux was captured in Kemmerer and jailed. preliminary hearing pending after the county attorney’s Denver trip.
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Frontier
Tom Lux
Diamondville
Lux
Kemmerer
Attemptzhter
Lax
Mggrit
Evanston
Rawlins Institution
Denver
Granger Post Office Burglarized Last Weekend
Sheriff Morton investigated a Granger post office robbery that occurred Saturday night. Inspector Abney joined the inquiry on Tuesday. The loot totaled 192.60 in cash and one blank money order. Two Mexican suspects were detained briefly before release.
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Granger
Abney
Department
Rock Springs
Stray Elks Plan Bear Lake Picnic Sunday
Lincoln County Elks Antlers club voted at city hall to hold a Bear Lake shore picnic Sunday. Members will bring lunches and travel by car, with extra transport arranged for those without cars. The event welcomes both Elks and guests for a social gathering expected to be one of the best yet.
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Bear Lake
Antler’s Club
Lincoln County Elks
Elks
Kommerer
Ollock
Atrayental
Why Not a Men's Club in Kemmerer
A Kemmerer business leader recounts a failed attempt to organize a local chapter of a national men's club. Despite support from progressives, the group declined the costly national affiliation. The piece calls for forming a Kemmerer Men’s Club to foster social ties, civic unity, and mutual advancement among local businessmen.
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Kemmerer
The
Lion's Club
Alien Met
Kemmerer Needs & Men's Club
Cammre Ug
Busines
Mmeh
Wyoming Legion Urges Support for Bonus Bill Telegrams Sent
Kemmerer Post No 17 American Legion urges Senators Warren Kendrick and Rep Mondell to back the ex service bonus bill. Telegrams from Kemmerer, dated July 14 1924, request support and warn of unfinished business before Congress. Replies from Kendrick express support for veteran legislation and Mondell cites House priorities as tariff and tax debates. Warren’s reply was not received.
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Mendel
Warren
Wyoming
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Kemmerer
The
American Legion
Congress
Linculn County
Tom Jones
Gommeander
Kendrick
Jene
Washington
Thinas G. Jones
Ameri Kemmerer
Bonnes
Legion
Washington, D. C
Ktoom
Thomas G. Jones
Kemmerer, Wye
Amelie
Rid
Local pool hall robbed of gold board on Saturday night
Four masked bandits entered Combination Pool Hall about 10 30 pm and escaped with a gold punch board containing about 180 dollars. Japanese proprietor saw one man exit the back with the board while others fled. Authorities believe the thief may have hopped a freight train and suspects the assailant masked Greek-like features.
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Frontier
Nisth
Eoyne
Hoc
Local Rebekah Lodge Receives American Flag
Mrs. D. Brafford returned from Casper where she attended the state Rebekah lodge meeting with the Od Fellows and brought Kemmerer a large American flag for the local lodge. The year 1920 marked the second largest rise in lodge membership in the state.
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D. Brafford
Casper
Rebekah Lodge
Od Fellows
Kemmerer
State Y M C A Secretary Visits Kemmerer on Appointive Talks
L A Toothaker, state secretary of the Young Men's Christian Association, arrived in Kemmerer on Monday to discuss appointing a county committeeman for the state Y M C A and to explore whether the city supports a Boy Scouts program.
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L.A. Toothaker
Young Mona’ Christian Association
Kemmerer
Mt A neaRe
Si Ha'sins
Many Nuptials Mark Week Across Kemmerer Region
Cupid’s work shrank youth ranks as several marriages took place in Kemmerer and nearby areas. Ballinger Odle pair wed in the county clerk office with Mrs. Chenette as witness. Cokeville pair tied the knot in Bunaloo city, officiated by Rev. Joe Bush, returning to Kemmerer that night. Daniels Salberg wed in Diamondville with plans to reside in Kemmerer. Parker Miller of Thayne joined in Holy Bonds, planning to make Thayne home. Smith Bennett unites Hamsfork rancher with England-born bride Sarah Bennett. couple to settle in Hamsfork.
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Kemmier
Ballinger-Odle
Robert Ballinger
Henry B. Ballinger
Daniel
Edna Odle
Thomas Odle
Lincoln County
Colorado
H. R. Christmas
Flora Chenette
Bollinger
Earl Stersic
Cokeville
Kemmerer
Gladys McMullen
J. F McMullen
Bunaloo City
Joe Bush
Cokeville Presbyterian Church
McMullen
Lola McMullen
Daniels-Salberg
Charles Daniels
Elizabeth Salberg
Salt Lake City
Diamondville
Parker-Miller
Edwin L. Parker
Alta L. Miller
Thayne
Montpelier to Stage Pioneer Day Celebration This Saturday
Montpelier will host a Pioneer Day celebration next Saturday July 23 featuring boxing wrestling horse racing and other events. Top horses from southern Idaho and Star Valley will race with entries from Lincoln county including Bishop Lowe Curley Olsen and Steve Bateman. A welterweight wrestling match pairs Dutch Anderson of Montpelier against Jack Reynolds of Cedar Rapids with Reynolds hoping to throw Anderson twice in one hour.
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Bear Lake
Idaho
Star Valley
Bishop Lowe
Curley Olsen
Steve Bateman
Alfon
Lincoln County
Dutch Anderson
Jack Reynolds
Cedar Rapids
Reynolds Ogres
Anderson
Chautauqua Set for August 13 17
Advance notice of the Ellison White Chautauqua program features dramatic pieces like The Servant in the House by Charles R Kennedy and a line of lectures by James Burn Carveth Wells Mrs Taylor Marshall and others. A prominent musical finale by Whitepskie’s Orchestra Olive McCormick and the Margaret Reynolds company is planned. The event promises both entertainment and thought for the community with organizers meeting this week to finalize details.
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Keighly
New York Players
Chas. R. Kennedy
Wrights
James Burn
Oneida Institute
Kentucky
Kentucky Mountaineer
Cumberland Mountains
Mountaineers
Carveth Wells
London
Imperial College of London University
Taylor
Marshall
Kemmerer
Witepskie
Olive McCormick
Pittsburg
A. H. Dietze
Appello
Arthur Wells
Cleveriut
Elligon-White
Mather Hilburn
Ozark
Paving and Sewer Plans Hit City Budget in 1921
Citizens face higher taxes as city plans paving across ten blocks and a sewerage system at about 64 000 dollars. City bonds may total near 30 000 dollars, with costs per property owner outlined and paving to use bitulithic material. City Council expected to authorize advertising and bond issuance.
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Paviuc
Robinson
Kemmerer
Pine Avenue
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