Local notices and editorials from Kemmerer paper
A Kemmerer Camera Reading Notices column notes editorial staff and rates, then discusses Utah forest grazing permits, population shares, and viewpoints on Frank W Mondell as governor. The piece reflects state press commentary on Mondell, his Washington role, and sentiment to keep him in his current seat.
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Frank W. Mondell
Mr. Mondell
Frank
Washington
Cheyenne
Mondell
Improvement in Boston Wool Market Shows Upward Trend
Dunn's Review notes progress in the wool market with greater manufacturer interest and larger receipts aiding better dealer displays. The first major wool trades include Montana worsted clips bought for arrival subject to approval. Market remains firm with rising tendencies as new wool sells steadily at profitable margins and Montana growers anticipate further rise.
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Boston
Dunn's
Montana
Signal Inspection Teams Review Interlocking Plans
Orr of Pocatello a signal supervisor and W. Newcom of Ogden signal engineer visit to inspect the block signal system. Work on the interlocking plant will start next week on the tunnel side to control trains from both sides as the new track crew arrives.
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Orr
Pocatello
W. New. Com
Ogden
U.S. S
Stony
No Real Idea About Marriage's True Meaning
The passage argues that many youths begin marriage without real understanding, deriving notions from clouded notions, moonshine, or novels. It notes that genuine insights come from lived experience and warns that novels omit the hard chapters of struggle, work, and domestic life.
Parcel Post Thirty Years Ago In England Theme
A fragmented item notes parcel post in England began about thirty years ago and references a musical ballad about a modern invention. The text mentions a chorus with quirky lines including a bull and a cow, a puppy with a rat, and other playful images, alluding to cultural reflections on the postal service.
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England
Maedernitt
Raid nets six gamblers at Frontier justikes Kemmerer
Sheriff Nannen and Undersheriff Gud smundson raided a Frontier gambling house at 10 o clock Monday evening seizing six Japanese individuals and arresting them along with three poker tables and about 5000 poker chips. The unkempt venue held destroyed decks and littered cards as the operation closed with suspects jailed in Kemmerer. Local notes include Johnny Jamieson seeking hay supplies and M B Cherry of Consolidated Implement Co. visiting Kemmerer on Tuesday.
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Nannen
Gudsmundson
Frontier
Japan
Kemmerer
Johnny Jamieson
M. B. Cherry
Consolidated Implement Co
Montpelier
Big Game at Kemmerer in Bancroft Green River clash
A packed baseball event is set for Sunday afternoon at Kemmerer grounds with Bancroft Idaho and Green River Wyoming teams facing off for a $200 purse. Green River, unbeaten this year, seeks revenge on Bancroft with Malikee returning from Western League to pitch. Delegations will travel by special cars and large rooter blocs are promised. The same issue notes The CAMERA voting 500 times for a candidate, and changes in local medical staff with Dr. Saunders leaving Diamondville for Michigan and Dr. Ellsworth joining Dr. Fisher from Carpenter Wyoming.
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Kemmerer Grounds
Bancroft Idaho
Green River Wye
Ita
Bancroft Boys
Malikee
Green River
Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co
D. A. Saunders
Diamondville
Michigan
Fisher
C. G. Ellsworth
Carpenter, Wyo
Miller millman Batiste Carollo arrested for illegal hunting
The millman known as Shot a Duck Batiste Carollo living over Moyer Hill was arrested Monday afternoon by Deputy State Game Warden Sorenson. A mallard was found in his possession. He posted cash bond for court appearance. Nearby, a comment on married life contrasts appetite and music, noting a poorly fed man lacks enjoyment while a well fed tone tolerates various music.
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Batiste Carollo
Moyer Hill
Sorenson
District Court Arraignment for Conroy Man on Liquor Charge
A. Tayabara of Conroy was arraigned before Justice K H Lee Craig on a liquor sale charge. He pleaded not guilty but was bound over to district court after a preliminary hearing with bonds set at 300 dollars for his appearance.
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A. Tayabara
Conroy
KH. Lee Craig
Trise
Sunday Baseball Game Evanston Versus Diamondville
A Sunday game is set on the Diamondville grounds in the afternoon between Evanston and Diamondville. The call time is p m with batteries Diamondville Vealey and M Kavwaugh against Evanston Chapman and Rusherman. An exchange notes that all American Wirle are born with voices. Likely no one contradicts this statement.
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Diamondville Grounds
Evanston
Diamondville
Vealey
Death in Ohio Touches Wellyton Family
The family in Wellyton Ohio mourns as their mother dies. John and van Ansehier left for the old home after receiving the tidings last week, accompanied by their sister, Mrs Easanan. The funeral was to be held Monday, the date scheduled for their arrival.
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John
van Ansehier
Wellyton
Ohio
Easanan
Viola Notes War After North Dakota Visit
Fragmentary local notice recounts a series of brief travels and events. People named McClare Claud Daniels Merle Ch me and J Wo June are noted in or near Labarge Mark City and Piney area with references to sage brush contracts and a damaging pale event affecting hay and crops.
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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 and furniture company runs a free piano contest with votes counted by Ray Pierson Misses Ivey and Bessie Rathbun on Monday the 28th Parish notes mention weekly silver spoons for the most votes and a special prize rule excluding second prize to winners. Several candidates including Mamie Thornes Nicholson C. W Mrs Emil Dothie Afton Smith and E J M are listed among participants.
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Kemmerer Hanlware & Furniture Co
Ray
Pierson
Misses Ivey
Bessie Rathbun
Ena Hs Int
Mamie Thornes
Weil Bathe Nicholson
Icholson
Kem Mra
C. W
Emil Dothie
Afton Smith
Dr Marquis Doing Nicely After Surgery in Salt Lake City
Word from Dr J R Marquis says he was operated on at L D S hospital Salt Lake City shortly after arrival last Tuesday evening. Dr Pinkerton performed the operation and Marquis is recovering well, possibly leaving the 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 on Vacation Returns to Cokeville
John F. Whitney, longtime Camera force member, has returned to Cokeville to supervise the Cokeville Register during editor C. O. Davis's absence. Davis is traveling 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
The Board of County Commissioners met as a grievance board to hear complaints from those who believe they have been wrongly assessed. Few complaints have come forward despite over 400 valuation increases noted at the June equalization meeting.
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Board of County Commissioners
Mrs Pickell Dies After Quiet Death at Hotel
Mrs. John Pickell died in the Hoxking Hotel Sunday night after a period of poor health. She, her husband, and their young son had traveled from the Lac Barge ranch for medical care. The death occurred at about 1:50 a.m. while her husband slept nearby. The Pickells were longtime Kemmerer residents and she was 18 years old, sister to Mrs. Oliver LaBarge. Funeral services were Tuesday, with burial in Kemmerer Cemetery beside a daughter who died years earlier. Her relatives reside in Ogden and Lava Hot Springs Idaho.
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John Pickell
Hoxking Hotel
Marden
Lac
Ogden
Merv
John Abdous
Lava Hot Springs
Idaho
Wyoming Inspection Certificate for Branding of Ke mmerer Hines
The certificate from Laeuth County Wyoming lists inspected horses near Kemmerer. It records four horses with colors and shoulder brands: one white mare brand on right shoulder, one black horse brand on right shoulder, one brown mare brand on right shoulder, and one bay horse brand on py shoulder. Signature lines show JG Guduuudees Dupuy and Arthur Foguant with dates in Tay.
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Brand
Teaceerth
Arthur Foguant
Otis Haan
Moose Face Brotherhood at Kemmerer Ball Park Sunday
The Moose, eager for more scalps, meet the Brotherhood of Allway Trainman in a ball game at Kemmerer ball park this Sunday at 2 10 p m. Receipts from the game go to 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
Party returns from Yellowstone park outing report
A Diamondville group led by Mr. and Mrs. A. M. King returns Sunday from a ten day outing through Yellowstone park. The party includes Mrs. E. F. Fisher Miss Mary Sneddon Phil Sullivan and his sister and brother Lester Bones and Thos Sneddon Jr. They found the trip pleasant and the sights in the park of greater interest.
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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 of Lincoln County Horses and Mules
The State of Wyoming Lincoln County inspector certifies shipment of 1 head of bay horse 2 horses total, 14 head of mules, with ownership by Eugene Sullivan of Frontier and oversight by Ed Graves. Animals shipped in OSL Railway cars to Brooks Montana, witnessed by Sheriff Ed Hansen and Deputy Gudmundeen on June 26, 1918.
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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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Streem
Parcel Post
Iolus
Albany
Miss Thomas
Dr. Marquis
State OF Wyoming
of Laeuth
JG. Guduuudees
Dupuy
State OF
Wyoming
Lincoln
Lincoln Lumber Co
Canadian Pacific Railway
James Dodge
Kemmerer Soda Bottling Factory
Earnest W. Holmes
Fd, Padnant & Sons
Selzer
Leup
the Frontier Supply Co
Telephone
LX Frontier