New Council Takes Charge In Kemmerer City Hall
Mayor Peter Gordon and Alderman Andrew Morrow assume office as the new Kemmerer council members. The administration outlines appointments, pledges service, and discusses plans for expanded trade with Green River valley, road improvements to Kemmerer, and cemetery beautification.
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Peter Gordon
Andrew Morrow
Kom.meter
Onagor
Gordon
Counell
J. A. Christmas
S. W. Brammer
Tvan
Jones
Jown Clark
J. P. Rosenberg
Con FP
Brady
Wm. MeAtHater
W. A. Hocker
Sexton
R. H. Embree
B. W. Holmes
Clerk Rosenberg
Green River Valley
Kemmerer
Stark
P. J. Quemly
Prominent Utah Financier Knocks Tours Wyoming and Idaho
DeWitt Knox of Salt Lake City, vice president of the National Bank of the Republic, toured Kemmerer and southwestern Wyoming in his Carroll car en route to Lewiston Idaho for a bankers convention. He recently inherited a large estate with brother George Knox and controls substantial bank stock.
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DeWitt Knox
Salt Lake City
National Bank of the Republic
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Lewiston
Idaho
Knox
Utah
Tecently
Toppe
George Knox
Evanston
James Chesney
Granger
David Bagley
Rock Springs
Montpelier
Kemmerer Council Seeks Traffic and Revenue Reforms
With rising automobile traffic in Kemmerer, officials assign officers to enforce limits for safety and reduce accidents. A committee will study revenue and taxation matters and investigate ports of potential importance. Citizens are urged to attend council meetings and support officers for community good. The council then adjourned Tuesday evening.
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Kemmerer
Christmas Schultzs 6000 Roads Meeting
The article notes the marriage of Chas A Christman of Kemmerer to Mies Irmeard Schulte and mentions the first-page Chicago Daily Tribune report. It highlights the upcoming annual Mountain Good Roads Association meeting in Ogden on June 13-14 and the Wyoming county commissioners meeting, stressing road-building issues and Lincoln county representation.
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Chas. A. Christman
Kemmerer
Mies
Irmeard Schulte
Chicago Daily Tribune
Marie Ed Gehults
Irmgard
Chan
Ogden
Mountain Good Roads Association
Wyeould
Wyoming
Lincoln County
United States
Ohie
Prediction of Roosevelt as Republican nominee by Lincoln County
A reader tabulates early ballot figures from Chicago reports showing Roosevelt leading the Republican nomination after the first ballot, with Hughes and Roosevelt support split across columns. The analysis notes Roosevelt’s strength and a 17 vote edge implied by the data.
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Lincoln County
Roosevelt
Chicago
Hughes
Montpelier Mayor Sneddon Visits Old Home in Diamond
Montpelier's Mayor Bob Sneddon with Mrs. Sneddon and children visited his old Diamond home Saturday. His father Thomas Sneddon went as a delegate from Wyoming to the Republican National Convention. Sneddon earlier resigned as private secretary to Senator C. D. Clark and returned to Montpelier to run a lumber and contracting business.
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Bob Sneddon
Telephone Changes At Local Exchange
Miss Alfue Pugh who has handled the night board will return Thursday of this week. Clare Beeman on vacation will resume duties for the day shift. Symes will advise on the replacements and Crystal will also assist during the transition.
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Alfue Pugh
Clare Beeman
Mrs Sinclair's Parties Cheyenne Leader Events
Mrs Sinclair invites guests to a reception on June 5 with Burke H Ginelaig directing the program. A later social segment follows with dining and entertainment including a toast and dancing.
Delfelder Clips Bring 30 Cents Casper Record
The J. A. Delfelder cp was the first produced in the new pens at Shoson under the Australian ay s. It sold to Silberman brothers for 30 0 cents per pound.
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Delfelder
Casper
J. A. Delfelder Cp
Shoson
Ays
Silberman Brothers
Founder of Pinedale Leaves Town Booster
J F Patterson closed his business affairs at Pinedale and left for Rock Springs with his cattle. He will move Mrs Patterson to San Diego for her health, hoping the trip aids her recovery. Patterson founded Pinedale about 12 years ago and remained its constant booster.
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J. F. Patterson
Pinedale
Rock Springs
Ray J. Hunstington
California
San Diego
Purse of Pure Bred Cattle Arrives Near Cobeville
Py J Queaty and Prank Kreifer traveled to Cobeville Friday to receive a shipment of pure bred cattle from Canada said to be among the finest ever sent into Ml pert fa divided. Part of the herd goes to Quealy Ranch near Cobeville and the remainder to P W Olson. They returned to Kemmerer Saturday.
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Py. J. Queaty
Prank Kreifer
Cobeville
Mr. Quealy
Canada
Quealy
P. W. Olson
Kemmerer
Must Invoice Neck Springs Rooke
The internal revenue office notifies physicians wholesale druggists dentists and veterinarians to make January inventory of all narcotics in their possession under enforcement notices.
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Internal Revenue Office
Dinner for Mr Jurey Hoyt Celebrates Birthday
A social dinner at the Plains hosted by Mr and Mrs HP Bynds and Mr and Mrs T Blake honored Mr Jurey Hoyt known as the man about town and keeper of perpetual youth secrets as Cheyenne Leader reports on the Thursday evening gathering.
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Jurey Hoyt
Commissioners Meeting Report Sparse Attendance In Kemmerer
A brief county commission session this week in Kemmerer with Mrs Peterman visiting her sister in Diamondville, Mrs W Soefeld and Mr Well present. Early arrival noted Tuesday afternoon but details remain unclear due to fragmented notes.
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Chas Peterson
Mra. Peterman
Damondville
Mra W. Soefeld
Well
Fragmentary OCR Note Unsure of Content
The readable text fragment provides no clear event names places people or actions to describe in a concise card. Extractable facts are not present to form a meaningful summary or headline.
Trapping Canary Birds by Pair on River Bottom
Deputy Sorenson encountered a man and his 12 year old son trapping wild canaries with glue sticks near the Coal mine area. They had six birds in captivity and five more at home in a canvas cage. The accused, Joe Haddenham, admitted selling birds for a dollar each and was arraigned with bonds set at 100 dollars. He pled guilty but was released due to supporting a large family.
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Sorenson
Wato
Emmerer
Joe Haddenham
Haddenham
Dramatic Reading Planned by Ruth Sneddon in Cokeville
Ruth Sneddon of Diamondville, a talented dramatic reader from Northwestern University, will present a recital at the Presbyterian church on June 13. She will be accompanied musically by Miss Lucy Rosebaugh, Miss Gene Collett, Miss Mary Reynolds, and Mrs. Ivard Prather.
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Minn
Ruth Sneddon
Diamondville
Wyo
School of Dramatic Art
Northwestern University
Presbyterian Church
Sneddon
Lucy Rosebaugh
Gene Collett
Mary Reynolds
Ivard Prather
Union Pacific Plans $1 Million Kansas City to Denver Upgrade
Union Pacific officials authorize about 1 000 000 dollars for improving the Kansas City Denver line. Ballasting 74 miles Oakley to Ellis costs 300 000 dollars. System wide upgrades include 90 tons steel rails 200 000 dollars and new drawbridges 125 000 dollars. Electric block signals from Salina to Ellis priced at 175 000 dollars.
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Well Bone Fort
Oregon
Union Pacific
Denver
Kansas City
Union Pacific Systom
Jhst
Colorado
Salina
Ellis
Comers Planned Return To Kemmerer For Home and Bank Post
The Comers, Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Comer, are expected to return to Kemmerer around the 20th to settle in. Mr. Comer will become assistant cashier at Kemmerer Savings Bank on July 1 as Mr. Baldwin retires to Pullman where he opens another bank. Mrs. Comer had health reasons for their move to Arizona a year ago after years with the Oregon Short Line and a deputy county clerk position in Kemmerer.
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Paul W. Comer
Kemmerer
Comer
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