Democratic Party in Wyami Plans Campaign and Leadership
A report on party activity in Wyami shows steps to form local and state committees for the new campaign with a meeting in Michigan Avenue where a speaker praised past twelve years of Democratic legislative achievements. The discussion covered the League covenants and the 1920 presidential race, highlighting leadership and unity for a Democratic victory.
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Wyami
Dat Atrens
Newt
Con ‘Tees
Caieentnea Ee
League of Ni Keng
League of and All
di Ricco Eeestatcae
Hapa Wiese
Ah Sither
Ieee
Wilne
Congress
Oath by a Falling Tree Kills Timber Camp Worker
An accident at a timber camp ten miles from Kemmerer crushed a workman named Mark, who was helping clear a mine site. The tree branch felled by a loaded timber hit him as the branch gave way, killing him instantly. Survived by a widow and three children. Coroner Pay arranged transport of the body to Kemmerer for funeral services held Sunday.
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Wanaiaeie
I.ternoon
Ag. R
Cam! Company
Marke
Marks
Marka
Pontethe Shas Creek
Goss
Kemm
Coun
Pay
Kemmerer
Sumlet Miner Found Dead Near WWHS
Corner Fitzpatrick was called to Sublet Tuesday to take possession of the body of Peter Zanewalanak, an aged miner found dead in its vicinity. The report notes unclear details about the cause and location, with authorities investigating.
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Cormer Fitzpatrick
Peter Zanewalanak
Boiling Progrebbing-Rapidly Work Onboil Progress
Fragmentary OCR text mentions boiling progress and a rallying toward a near time. Names and places are unreadable or garbled. The fragment references a lake area and an attorney transaction but lacks coherent facts. This item resembles a damaged notice or brief with unclear entities.
Explosion causes serious burns at tailoring firm
The blast, caused by gasoline during a cleaning accident, injured Charles Peterson II and Mrs. Oe. Fire department swiftly contained the flames, saving the building. The tailoring shop faced about $1,100 in loss but remained functional. Mr. Fabenen is recovering on the road to health.
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Charles Peterson ii
Ain
Peterson
Fabenen
Tinesta Thabo Wil Apud in Tomorrow
The Lagola Taisho Oil firm holds a large stake and a single product in its trades. Development efforts are underway to push into a broader market as the company expands its operations and seeks new opportunities.
City-Counell Takes Up Water Question
The city council considers water taxation and supply details. Officials reference rates, length of service, and authorities as they weigh options to manage water costs. Public inquiry and discussion continue as plans are evaluated.
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Counell
Two New Cottages to Be Erected Soon
In March an Overland Bil report notes plans for two new cottages to be erected soon. The fragmentary item mentions officials, a regiment and an individual named Byers in connection with the project.
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Vine
Figs Byers
Government to aid stockmen in beef crisis efforts
A meeting in Washington involving Senator Bebatoe John B Kendrick of Wyoming and officials from the Treasury and Federal Reserve Board led to a plan to back cattle producers. The War Finance Corporation will offer loans with security to boost beef exports, while Governor Harding will urge banks in cattle regions to extend help. Stockmen welcomed Treasury support to avert ruin after wartime demand collapse.
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St Bathanah
Hich Bebatoe
John B. Kendrick
Wyoming
Waa
Treasury
Easury
Federal Reserve Board
War Finance Corporation
Waligne
War Finance, Ition
Individu
Harding
Feders Reserve Board
Hanks
Washington
Treasury Department
United States
America
Neen Enor Teh Doket
BAWALAY TROOP COM PLETES ORGANIZATION
Wyoming cavalry drill and parade details from Seatpsien Tuesday night outline troop organization with Troop Commander Lieutenant James Eauley second lieutenant H H List sergeant R H Embree and James L Rosenbe an. Members urged to attend Monday drills at 8 Delos and avoid interference.
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Wyoming Cavalry
Seatpsien
James Eauley
H. H. List
R. H. Embree
James L. Rosenbe
Ean Weagen
Delos
Dr McDill Attends Family Reunion in Colorado
Dr. McDill returned Friday from Denver Colorado where he attended a family reunion. His two young daughters will spend the summer with relatives in Colorado and return to Kemmerer in time for school.
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Arrives in New York from Overseas Service
John E. Zelher has landed safely in New York per information from a helmene employed by Linity Taesta. He plans to return to Wilsofty, and details mention a Ford run of the ba Date Auto company and a prior war service in Kern.
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New York
John E. Zelher
Helmene
Linity Taesta
Ie van Aintely
Wilsofty
Dr. KR
Ford
Ba Date Auto Company
Dr. Andere
Controng
Aaa
Jante
Kern
Mtr
Patting
Treasurer's Report on Fourth of July Celebration Fund
The report of Arthur Calvert treasurer of the Fourth of July committee shows a balance of 280.22 dollars after expenses including athletic contests fireworks band meals and entertainment. A few small bills remain and disagreement over surplus use persists with proposals for a soldiers memorial or entertainment for returning soldiers. a decision awaits a future meeting.
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Arthur Calvert
Suares
Kemmerer
Lewis Grocery Plans Move and Improvements in Kemmerer
The Lew Grocery will relocate to the vacated Kemmerer Hardware building around August 1 for expanded floor and display space. Owner Mr. Lewis cites inadequate current quarters and rising business volume, promising remodels and better customer service as the store grows. He has also expanded by purchasing a Piney store, applying the same business approach there.
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Kemmerer Hardware
Lew
Lewis
Kemmerer
Rie Piney
Arizona-Wyoming Oil Plans New Well In Fowall Field
P L Mullen of Arizona-Wyoming Oil arrives in Kemmerer to finalize plans for a new spudding in the Fowall field. A drill crew is on site and the company aims to market its first oil within days from several productive holdings already in operation.
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Arizona-Wyoming Oil Company
Je Fowall
P. L. Mullen
Kemmerer
Helid
Rathburn Players Return Aug 5 After Weekend Dances
The Rathburn Players staged two dances in Cook's lon lant with first class music and strong attendance. They rank among Kemmer’s best entertainers and will return on August 5 for another popular event at his pavilion.
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Rathburn
Cook
Kemmer‘ot
Rust
Pavi
Peterson Miller Nuptials Friday
Reverend J J Sutton joined C J Peterson and Miss Flora Miller in marriage. The groom is from Camper, son of Mr Mire Miller of Combi ay.
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J. J. Sutton
C. J. Peterm
Flora Miller
Mar
Canper
Mire Miller
Combi 4
Will Tonlde
Whiston Installs Electric Piano in Local Shop
A local shop showcases a newly installed electric piano along with other updates. The feature highlights Whiston’s role in bringing modern music hardware to the storefront and hints at a broader cultural push in the neighborhood.
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Whiston
Oakley Team Travels to Kemmerer for Big County Ball Game
Oakley travels to Kemmerer for a key Diamond League clash to prove Oakley’s strong season and challenge Kemmerer’s claim as top in Lincoln County. The game starts at six with a large local crowd expected at the park.
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Lincoln County
Oakley
Kemmerer
Oakey
Xaia
Amusement Show Draws Crowds Under Moose Courtesy
Brown's Amusement Company plays in the city under the Loyal Order of Moose. The troupe presents a clean, above average show with Mystery Lady and the Red Box Mystery drawing interest from older patrons while the merry go round pleases the youth. Brown and manager are on site ensuring personal attention as each venue resets its program tonight.
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Brown's Amusement Company
Order of Moose
Brown
Lackey Rested Well After Hospital Stay
Elmer Hathbun was in town at Coeur while Lackey showed good condition after hospitalization. The report notes Lackey rested well and appeared in solid shape for duties ahead.
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Elmer Hathbun
Coeur
Ladney? Lackey suffers severe leg injury at Baum well
Charles Lackey sustained a crushed leg when a sand line broke at the Baum well last Friday. He was pinned under a thousand feet of cable for minutes, then transported fifteen hours to Kemmerer hospital. Doctors expect possible limb preservation but weeks of recovery ahead.
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Charles Lackey
L. C. M. Stal
Baum
Sanders
Ison
Lackey
Kemmerer
Big Piney
Fontenelle
Madison
Soldiers Charged With Killing Greek In Rock Springs
Rock Springs Wy July 21 Two returned soldiers are jailed for killing a Greek and wounding another after a card game dispute at a Green River restaurant. They fled by train to Rock Springs where Greek victims identified the culprits. deputies recovered guns and a pursuit followed as they attempted to escape toward the county line.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Green River
Thy
Marshal Overy
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Larga Holding
Dr. McDill
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Arizona-Wyoming Oil CO
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Molnar Pro Prulf Company
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