Foot and Mouth Disease Quarantine Debate Cited
State Veterinarian Davis states there are no U S cases of foot and mouth disease. From outbreaks in 269 counties across 21 states, 147 644 animals cattle hogs sheep and goats were slaughtered at a cost of eight million dollars. The Gillette News quote supports lifting quarantine restrictions urged by Governor Kendrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flaoler Globe ‘State
Davis
United States
Gillette News
Kendrick
Kemmerer Churches Hold Services and Schedules
Kemmerer churches publish their Sunday services and monthly events. Patrick's Catholic lists Sunday Mass and Sunday school at 10:30, with regular parish activities. Sublet church notes meetings on the first Sunday each month at 1 am, under Pastor T. D. Lynch.
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James Rotemsl Corres Shook
Tas A
Valley School Consolidation Drive Gains Steam
Professor Jos Burch and state superintendent Edith Clark returned from Afton after a two week tour with eleven meetings over four days. They urged consolidating eleven valley districts into one system with bonds funding a new high school at Afton and additional schools, arguing reduced local expenses. The pair reported strong voter understanding and anticipated support next Friday afternoon despite weather setbacks.
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Jos. BE. Burch
Afton
Edith K. C. Clark
Burch
Mae
Bureh
Clark
New Chief Nurse Miss McFadden Arrives at Lincoln County
Miss McFadden, a Salt Lake City graduate of St Marks hospital, arrives to assume chief nurse duties at Lincoln county hospital. She succeeds Miss Mable Goddard who recently married. McFadden comes with strong recommendations and is said to be fully qualified for the role.
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McFadden
Salt Lake City
St. Marks Hospital
Lincoln County Hospital
Mable Goddard
Milas McFaden
Roads Improvement Plan Promoted in Valley Meeting
Jackson Hale Courier reports County Commissioner Chas H Peterson and Deputy A L Hale visited to inspect valley roads. Citizens discussed funding via local donations and fence removal, urging residents to select road locations and back their fences to enable county work without new land purchases. Peterson praised the valley and saw potential for lasting improvements.
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Chas. H. Peterson
Smoot
A. L. Hale
Afton
Peterson
Roada
Horse Buyers Active Visited Kemmerer to Acquire Horses
McColum of Toronto and a party visiting Kemmerer in the past week plan to assemble a large showcase of cavalry horses in the area. He recently shipped 34 carloads through Kemmerer bought in Idaho and the Northwest. The horses are said to be for the U S cavalry as European agents enter the West, creating a shortage of good serviceable stock. The move aims to secure remaining animals for possible army use.
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Bas.e
McColum
Toronto
Kemmerer
Rae
Idaho
Northwest
U. Cavalry
Thermopolis Flood Strikes Town in Sudden Canyon Inflow
A sudden wall of water roared through Thermopolis last week, washing through the canyon and town with no warning. Properties suffered heavy losses estimated at over 50 000 dollars as floodwaters reached two feet in places and inundated the central area before subsiding.
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Thermopolis
Waar
Lee
Simon
Emory
Visiting in Denver Me CB Loyd and Daughter
A fragmentary mention notes CB Loyd and his daughter Mire Jobe Groutage visiting Denver for a month to view an old home. The garbled text references teaching at a school and a forthcoming educational trip across three counties, with unclear names and dates.
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Loyd
Mire
Jobe Groutage
Denver
Social Doings at Brandon Home Honor Mrs Ridgely
Wednesday afternoon social gathered a dozen ladies at the Brandon home in Ilington to honor Mrs Hilliard Ridgely of Cheyenne. Guests shared dainty needlework bags, luncheon arrived at 4:30, and Virginia Hocker played tunes on the Victrola as Bessie Rathbun and Ethel Ivey assisted.
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Brandon
Ethel Ivey
Ridgely
R. M. Turner
A. J. Saunders
Platt Wilson
Frontier
Mrs Ridgely Departs After Week of Hospitality
Mrs Ridgely's departure to Ohio after a week of Kemmerer hospitality drew regret from ten acquaintances. She impressed all with refinement and grace, enjoying visits with many local residents and hosting and attending numerous social gatherings at the Brandon, Quealy, Gudmundsen, and Whitlock homes, among others. The Altar and Rosary society postponed its card party, and a florist ad notes designer sprays available from Louis B. Westholder.
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Ridgely
Ohio
Kemmerer
Frontier
Diamondville
Ridgelys
Altar and Rosary Society of the Catholic Church
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First National Bank Building
Kemmerer, Wyoming
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J. R. Marquis
Wyoming
W. R. Hocker
Ivan Jones
Telephone
Kemmerer, Wyo
Ivan S. Jones
Ralph W. Smith
Robert R. Rove
Smith & Rose
Law
Wyomine
Marshall S. Reynolds
J. A. Christmas
E& Fis Ro Christman Kemmerer
Wyo
J. W. Sammon
Ee Ni Bindgy Tcheg Tit Hm
Atel
Becky
Azn Rewinald Evans
Vane
Kemmerer Livery Co
Justonen Bros
Ikola
Stadebaker
E. M. PF
Cunnington & Hocker
Manston
Cumberland
Newland, M. D
Office Howreys
Offiee
Rathian
Ellis Hudman
Rock Springs
D. D. Spain
Hook Lol Springs National Bank Building
L. C. Ferguson Civil Engineer
Attos and Koes Springs
L. E. Armstrong
Kock Springs
Rathbun
Chas. Rathbun
The
Elk Hotel
F. M. Tarter
Frank Rosenstein
Bagnell Liewetel
Prof. Burch
Miss Clark
Mrs. Ridgely
Whitlock
Marshall 8. Reynolds
Laura Smith
W. J. Witherspoon
Rev. Mythen
Bert Cavallo
Return
Mines
Thomas Sneddon
Jos. Kauffman
Lester G. Baker
Jos. EB. Bureh
D. Clark
David H. Craig
Marshall
Orlando Curtis
James. H. Parmenter
Niebel
Bud Payne
Flinch
Louis B. Westholder
Flor
Evanston
Union Pacific System
Union Pacific
Pointe East
Frontier Supply Company
Beckstead Bell & Co
Josh Sorcan
Liscile Lumber
Piney Eee
Becker Brewing
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