Wyoming Labor Federation Convenes in Cheyenne Meeting
The state Federation of Labor met in Cheyenne last week in one of Wyoming’s best gatherings. Delegates from multiple trades discussed labor law reforms, eight hour day plans for women, and worker compensation measures with state women's clubs likely to assist.
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State Federation of Labor
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Em Poyer
B. Jackolatti
Robert Hanna
Frontier
Luke Mellich
Elliot
Orson Brown
Horace Smith
Diamondville
Noah Pack
Glencur
James Armatrong
Oak
Ates
Kemmerer
Superior
Chaynea
Rock Springs
Laramie
Elk Skin Furniture Exhibit Brings Lodge Interest
The Rocky Mountain News reports Jen D. A. Preston known as Dog from Cheyenne leads Elk Lodge visitors through a second floor exhibit at the Brown Palace in Denver. Elk skin chairs tables and a settee with antlered beads are on display for Wyoming lodge members with offers rumored above a thousand dollars per piece.
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Rocky Mountain News of
Denver
Jen D. A. Preston
Dog
Cheyenne
Brown Palace
Forrest
Preston
Wyoming
Preeton
Haymond Benjamin
Utah Sheriff Eastman Visits Randolph to Pursue Offenders
Sheriff A L Eastman of Utah, along with cattleman Jake Latch, toured Randolph last week to seek and locate raiders from Lincoln and neighboring counties involved in depredations. Since the visit, two men at South Cumberland have been arrested on related charges. Eastman, recently appointed to the post, has prior service in Utah counties and is noted for diligent work.
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Sherif A. L Eastman
Utah
Randolph
Jake Latch
Lincoln Counties
Morse
Altho
Afien and Star Valley Prep for Pioneer Day Festivities
Afien and Star Valley residents plan Wig preparations for a grad pioneer day celebration on Friday Week, expecting a large crowd from across the region. The event honors a historic landfall near Salt Lake and features a big rite, feast, and community entertainment.
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Afien
Star Valley
Ube
Salt Lake
Double Purpose Che Camere answer two services by Arthur Calverty Inet Week
The fragmentary item reports two services by Arthur Calverty in the week. One note mentions loss of Salt Lake Prerecterecet sc Kobtecoees and the other appears incomplete.
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Arthur Calverty
Salt Lake
Tower Lights Coming to Kemmerer Yard Upgrade
Oregon Short Line plans twelve electric tower lights for Kemmerer railroad yard to improve night operations and safety. The lighting will brighten Triangle streets and showcase Kemmerer as a leading town in the state.
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Kemmerer Yards
Oregon Short Line
Kemmerer
Komumeérer
Diamondville Badly Beaten by Montpelier in Doubleheader
Montpelier defeated Diamondville twice last Sunday in a Varsity baseball doubleheader. In game one Montpelier led 7 to 2 after two innings and held on for a wide margin as Diamondville substituted Vealey for Smith in the pitching rotation. In the second game Montpelier led early and disputed umpire rulings prompted Diamondville to walk off after innings, with the visitors likely winning if play had continued to five innings.
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Montpelier
Diamondville
Idaho Boys
Vealey
Theitcher
Tom Smith
Vinitore
Kemmerer Forms New Baseball Club After Death of Association
A new Kemmerer baseball club formed by younger players aims to carry on the nation spirit. Jobe fillebrist serves as manager as they schedule games with Cumberland, Evanston trips, and return matches in the summer. Community support urged to help the venture succeed.
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Kemmerer Baseball Association
Kemmerer Cove
Jobe Fillebrist
Suay
Cumberland
Kemmerer
Evanston
Barber Shop Sold and Seller’s Future Uncertain
A Saturday deal completed saw Dimiite Freeman dispose of the Kenimerer Hotel barber shop to Mr. Leltoux, former owner of the area. Freeman remains undecided about his permanent plans, plans a rest at Lava Hot Spring, and hints at returning to work nearby while Jimmie may stay.
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Dimiite Freeman
Kenimerer Hotel
Leltoux
Are
Lektoux
Canada
Freeman
Jimmie
Val
Fishing Party Narration From Local Club Meeting
A garbled reminiscence recalls a fishing outing with Fred Chapin John Misehler Ed Hansen and Alert Larmon before the latter part of last week. The group spent time near the valley and faced general challenges while fishing, with mentions of a big catch and expert effort within a local area.
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Fred Chapin
John Misehler
Ed Hansen
Alert Larmon Beft
Lallange
Doctors on Piney Dee recuse from Denver case
In a fragmented report, doctors on Piney Dee are described with authorship referencing a recusal by Stafford last week in Denver. The text mentions prevent, Japan Sapa at the Tekar, and a fear aid, but details are unclear and names are partially garbled.
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Piney Dee
Stafford
Denver
Japan
Sapa
Tekar
Cattle outlook amid high prices and dwindling calves
The Concords era reports beef shortages lasting years as calf losses and high costs shrink herds. Farmers face slim profits, while some push to raise own stock. Charley Bird stays on Opal Pinedale mail route amid bids and evolving post service, signaling shift to heavier wagons and less passenger service as parcel post dominates frontier mail.
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Charley Bird
Opal Pinedale
Whrle
Opal
Diment
Charley
Jared
Sam
Government
Bird
Lyceum Has Good Shows At Weekend Mattes
The Lyceum theatre offered two nights of entertaining fare with strong crowds. Saturday featured Alice Where Art Thou a musical comedy with top notch numbers while Sunday presented Goodness Gracious Mable named for its lively appeal. Managers emphasize booking only quality acts to meet public approval.
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Lyceum Theatre
Alice
Mable
Fein
Hewetts Show at Lyceum with Moving Pictures and Vaudeville
The Hewetts company brings a first class program of moving pictures and vaudeville to the Lyceum for a week. Their road show is among the best in the northwest and theatre patrons may expect a high quality program with a third troupe to follow soon. Subscribe for The Camera.
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Hewetts
Lyceum
Hewett Company
Vauteville
Local Musicians Union Extends Charter Closing Period
The Cumberland Oakley and Diamondville bands are invited to join a growing musicians union. The closing of the charter has been extended by thirty days and a large turnout is hoped at the August 2 meeting. Benefits of membership are highlighted as substantial and costs presently affordable.
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Cumberland
Oakley
Diamondville
Blickfeldt Leaves Camaro Office on Six Week Hay Field Trip
A Blickfeldt of the Camaro office force has suffered from hay fever and departed last Wednesday for Daniel and other points in the upper country. He plans to stay about six weeks working in the hay fields.
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A Blickfeldt
Camaro
Daniel
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Organized Labor
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Washington
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Beckstead, Bell & Co
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Continental Oil Co
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Wayne the
Popple
the City Drug Store
C. A. Christmas
Elk Furniture
Kemuwrer Savings Bank & Trust Company
Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Co
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