Reading notices and state grazing notes in Kemmerer paper
The Kemmerer Camera lists misc notices and editorial content. It discusses Utah forest grazing permits, noting 27 percent of permits come from Utah and that small grazing interests drive the figures. It weighs Frank W Mondell as a potential governor, arguing he is better in Washington than Cheyenne and noting his cross-party support and influence.
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Utah
National Forest
Frank W. Mondell
Mondell
Frank
Washington
Cheyenne
Boston Wool Market gains momentum in July review
Dunn's Review notes improvement in the wool situation with manufacturers showing more interest. Large receipts enable dealers to display better, as first major staple wool transactions conclude with Montana worsted clips arriving pending approval. Market remains firm and upward, with new wool selling steadily at profitable but small margins and Montana growers confident of further price rises.
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Boston
Dunn's
Montana
Signal inspection in town for interlocking plant work
Orr of Pocatello signal supervisor and Newcom of Ogden signal engineer visit this week to review the block signal system. The new track crew is expected next week to begin work on the interlocking plant at the tunnel side, controlling trains from both sides.
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Orr
Pocatello
W. New. Com
Ogden
U.S. S
Stony
No Real Idea about Marriage Explored in Lost Notions
The passage argues many youths wed without real understanding of marriage. It warns that romance and novels distort expectations, while real life reveals the true challenges. It stresses that true insight lies in confronting practical, lived experience rather than clouds and wind.
Parcel Post Thirty Years Ago In England
A damaged OCR note recalls parcel post in England starting about thirty years ago. The piece hints at a music ballad theme and mentions a chorus about a bully and a loaf of pie a puppy wed a rat a custard pudding and an old tom. It references a sea of fallow wanes and buttered toast within a whimsical verse.
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England
Maedernitt
Frontier raid nets six gamblers and poker gear
Sheriff Nannen and Undersheriff Gudsmundson raided a Frontier gambling house at 10 o'clock Monday, arresting six Japanese gamblers and seizing three poker tables and about 5,000 chips. The unkempt room showed worn decks and littered cards as the suspects were taken to Kemmerer jail. Local business and travel notes follow, including Johnny Jamieson returning for haying and M B Cherry of Consolidated Implement Co. visiting Kemmerer.
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Nannen
Gudsmundson
Frontier
Japan
Kemmerer
Johnny Jamieson
M. B. Cherry
Consolidated Implement Co
Montpelier
Big Game Set Between Bancroft and Green River Nine
A Sunday baseball game is scheduled at Kemmerer grounds between Bancroft Idaho and Green River Wyoming. Green River holds no defeats this year while Bancroft has one loss to Malikee of Green River. The purse is 200 dollars, winner takes all, with special cars bringing delegations from both towns.
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Kemmerer Grounds
Bancroft Idaho
Green River Wye
Ita
Bancroft Boys
Malikee
Green River
Arrest of millman for illegal hunting near Moyer Hill
Shot a Duck Batiste Carollo the millman living over Moyer Hill was arrested Monday afternoon by Deputy State Game Warden Sorenson charged with illegal hunting and a mallard was found in his possession. He posted cash bond for court. A young wife seeking musical education finds married life flat and out of tune. A poorly fed man isn’t in a position to enjoy the best music while a well fed tone will listen to most any kind without kicking.
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Batiste Carollo
Moyer Hill
Sorenson
Arraigned man held for district court in liquor case
A Tayabara of Conroy appeared before Justice KH Lee Craig Monday charged with illegal liquor sale. He pleaded not guilty but after three tests the evidence was deemed sufficient to hold him for district court with a $300 bond for appearance. The adage about self improvement closes the item.
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A. Tayabara
Conroy
KH. Lee Craig
Trise
Sunday Baseball Game Delta Evanston at Diamondville
A Sunday baseball game is slated at the Diamondville grounds in the afternoon between Evanston and Diamondville. Batteries listed: Diamondville Vealey and M Kavwaugh. Evanston Chapman and Rusherman. An exchange notes that all American will voices are born with voices.
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Diamondville Grounds
Evanston
Diamondville
Vealey
Death in Ohio as siblings rush home for funeral
John and van ansehier received word last week from the old home in Wellyton Ohio of their mother's death and, accompanied by their sister Mrs. Easanan, hurried to attend the funeral which had been scheduled for Monday.
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John
van Ansehier
Wellyton
Ohio
Easanan
Viola Notes War and Local Rumors Across North Dakota
Fragmentary report from North Dakota describes McClare returning from a fon es with bile wither dam at ge tor Merle and Ch me of bin sister. Claud Daniels led M Twichel's sage brush serail courts and returned to LaBarge after completing contracts. June visited Mark City Montana, and a wary cloud of damage followed a heavy pale and Hooded figures destroying hay and reactions in several areas.
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McClare
Ge Tor
Merle
North
Thie Dakota
Claud Daniels
M Twichel
LaBarge
Rater
Mark City
Montana
Adan Testi
Carpea
Saul Rela
Miss Thomas Still Leads In Kemmerer Piano Contest
The Kemmerer Hardware Furniture Co. announces standings in the Free Piano Contest with Miss Thomas still leading after votes counted by Ray Pierson, Misses Ivey and Bessie Rathbun on Monday. A weekly prize of spoons is offered for the greatest votes, while special prizes exclude double winnings to the extent noted.
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Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co
D. A. Saunders
Diamondville
Michigan
Fisher
C. G. Ellsworth
Carpenter, Wyo
Kemmerer Hanlware & Furniture Co
Ray
Pierson
Misses Ivey
Bessie Rathbun
Dr Marquis Doing Nicely After Operation in Salt Lake City
Word from Dr J R Marquis states he was operated on at L D S hospital in Salt Lake City soon after arrival last Tuesday evening. Dr Pinkerton performed the operation. He is recovering well and may leave hospital by week’s end. In his absence Dr Padgett is handling his practice.
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J. R. Marquia
L. D.S. Hospital
Salt Lake City
Pinkerton
Padgett
Editor Whitney Returns to Direct Cokeville Register
John F. Whitney, longtime Camera force member, has returned to Cokeville to superintend Cokeville Register during editor C. O. Davis vacation. Davis is at Lava Hot Springs and visiting his former home in Rupert Idaho.
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John F. Whitney
Salt Lake
Cokeville
Grievance Board in Session Hearings on Assessed Values
The Board of County Commissioners meets as a grievance board to hear complaints from residents who feel they have been wrongfully assessed. So far few complaints have been brought, despite over 400 valuation increases recorded at the June equalization meeting.
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Board of County Commissioners
Mrs Pickell Dies at Hoxking Hotel in Kemmerer
The death of Mrs John Pickell occurred Sunday night at the Hoxking Hotel after a period of poor health. She traveled from the Lac Barge ranch with her husband and young son for medical care. Found dead at 1:50 AM by her husband, she died peacefully without visible struggle. A longtime Kemmerer resident, she is survived by her husband, son, and siblings including Mrs Oliver Twif LaBarge and Mrs John Abdous of Lava Hot Springs. Funeral was held Tuesday with interment in Kemmerer Cemetery beside a daughter. Ev ents live in Ogden.
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John Pickell
Hoxking Hotel
Marden
Lac
Ogden
Merv
John Abdous
Lava Hot Springs
Idaho
Inspection Certificate for Wyoming Horses at Kemmerer
A Wyoming inspection certificate from Laeuth County lists horses inspected near Kemmerer. It notes white horse with brand on right shoulder, brown horse with brand on right shoulder, bay horse with brand on right shoulder, and a mare with a brand. Signed by JG Gududu and others on the 48th day of May.
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Kemmerer
Brand
Teaceerth
Arthur Foguant
Otis Haan
Moose Face Brotherhood in Kemmerer Sunday Game
The Moose, nicknamed stickers, clash with the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen at Kemmerer ball park Sunday at 2 10 PM. They boast wins over the Elk and Odd Fellows with proceeds from the game benefiting benevolent causes. Mrs Hannah May Sandberg of Rock Springs visits her parents Mr and Mrs J B Mathown.
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Brotherhood of Allway Trainman
Kemmerer Ball Park
Hannah May Sandberg
Rock Springs
J. B. Mathown
Diamondville party enjoys Yellowstone outing
A Diamondville pleasure party returned Sunday from a ten day trip through Yellowstone Park. The group included Mr. and Mrs. A. M. King, Mrs. E. F. Fisher, Miss Mary Sneddon, Phil Sullivan and his sister and brother Leslie Bones and Thos Sneddon Jr. They report a pleasant trip and plan to see more sights of interest in the park.
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Diamondville
Yellowstone Park
Park
A. M. King
E. F. Fisher
Mary Sneddon
Phil Sullivan
Lester Bones
Thos. Sneddon, Jr
Inspection Certificate for Lincoln County 1918
The State of Wyoming Lincoln County inspector certifies 1 head of cattle 3 horses 14 head of mules shipped from Frontier to Brooks Montana by Eugene Sullivan under Ed Graves supervision. Horses described as bay on right thigh, three black with no brand, buckskin and sorrel among others. Shipped by OSL Railway cars 14915 14307, dated 26th day of duty 1918, witnessed by Sheriff Ed Hansen and Deputy J. Gudmundeen.
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Eugene Sullivan
Frontier
Wyo
Ed Graves
L. Raihway
Brooks
Mont
A. D
ED Hansen
Lincoln County
D. J G. Gudmundeen
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Lincoln Lumber Co
Canadian Pacific Railway
James Dodge
Kemmerer Soda Bottling Factory
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Fd, Padnant & Sons
Selzer
Leup
the Frontier Supply Co
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