Pumps Lower Flooded Number 1 Mine Forty Feet
Superintendent Gomer Reese reports the Kemmerer Coal company pumps have lowered flood waters in Number 1 mine by 40 feet and an additional 20 feet daily with two 30 horsepower pumps and a 750 plunger unit. Entry 20 of No 1 to be receled early next week enabling about 25 more men and coal output near 250 tons per day.
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Number 1
Kemmerer Coal Company
Gomer Reese
Number 3
Wi. I. Connelly
Utah Consolidated Copper Mines
Utah
Mr. Reese
Jackson Notes Update From Wort Hotel Lease Move
Local items report Frank P. Ressette leasing the Wort hotel and moving a bailt lmne into the yard south of the hotel for a bakery and counter room. Dr Parneros visits from Bar RC tench on business. J A Kefferlin travels with a six horse outfit for oil to Kelly merchants. Mrs Cora O'rot mourns a mother's death at Rirkgilly Missouri. Ferry service remains stable and expected to continue. County commissioners resist funding to purchase and operate the ferry. PL & Kuurner return to Mt Horan trapping. A boy related to the Downville/Bis week family faces a Devotiful Wide wink.
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Frank P. Ressette
Wort
Lmne
Vom
Delaney
Yardinet
Parneros
RC Tench
J. A. Kefferlin
Kelly Merchants
Cora O'rot
Rirkgilly
O. K
County Cymmiasiane
Cone
PL &. Kuurner
Mt. Horan
Wuburn Hale
Marriages and local notices from Jacksons Hole region
Vera Alice married Milton Dalley of Driggs Idaho in Salt Lake City on May 8. The couple reside in Driggs. White Grass ranch owners Harold Hammond and Tucker Bispham scouted labor and horses in Jackson for July and August tew handling. Otto Gano and Mrs Mary Imeson wed at Redfield South Dakota on May 24 after she taught in Doland. Wright and Truscott, First Service workers, arrived to survey homesteads in unsurveyed valley sections. Jackson Courier.
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Vera Alice
Misa Hazel Curtis
Jackson
Hole
Salt Lake City
Utah
Milton Dalley
Driggs
Idaho
Coule
Harold Hammond
Tucker Bispham
White Grass Ranch
Teton
Otto Gano
Mary Imeson
Redfield
South Dakota
Imeson
Doland
Gano
Wright
Truscott
Jackson Courier
Artists' Success At Kemmerer Concert Sparks Local Interest
News of the brilliant success by Mrs Kenneth Bellrose of Kemmerer and Miss Mary Reynolds of Cokeville at a concert last Wednesday drew wide local interest. Bellrose showcased voice and elocution while Reynolds, her piano accompanist, delivered a brilliant performance that earned an encore.
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Kenneth Bellrose
Kemmerer
Mary Reynolds
Cokeville
Ees
Bellrose
Miss Reynolds
Memorial Services for Sneddon Obscured by Flowers
Mrs. A. J. Haley of Breadus Mont. could not attend Ogden services due to distance. Sneddon came to Wyoming in 1881 and worked thirteen years at Almy coal mine. He fathered eleven children, survived by his wife, and served as Diamondville mayor for six years. A notable legislator and mine inspector advocate, he was a 1916 Republican convention delegate.
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A. J. Haley
Breadus
Mont
Ogden
Haley
Wyoming
Sneddon
Territory of
Union Coal Company
Almy
Scotland
Mr. Sneddon
Diamondville
Mayor Focuses on Economy in Address After Election
The new mayor touted cost savings from combining clerk and city attorney roles and promised not to charge the usual 2 percent on sewer bond sales by the treasurer. He outlined immediate priorities including street, park, and uptown sewer work, with meetings set for June 15 and prior to consider sewer bond issues. The administration aims to repair streets, complete viaduct and bridge work, and address several projects despite funding constraints with $2700 noted in the treasury.
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Land
Bakereid
Saltien
Hian's Park
Feu
Treasury
Rosenberg
City Appropriations And Upcoming Emerald Street Issue
The old council approved an emergency ordinance fixing city funds totaling 19 000 with allocations to General fund Mayor's contingency Salaries Park and cemetery Street and alleys. The new administration faces Emerald street closing and a vetoed venereal disease curb ordinance. A sidewalk survey for Myra E Geer and others was granted. The Moose Lodge carnival is set for June 21 for six days.
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Emerald Street
Myra E. Geer
Kemmerer
Moose Lodge
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Louis B
Westholder
Florist
Kemmerer— Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins’Co
J. F. Fitzpatrick
C. A. Christmas
Kemmerer Hardware & Furniture Co
Mountain Trading Co
Frontier— Frontier Supply Co
BIG Piney
Big Piney Mercantile Co
Cokeville— Sehill’s Drug Co
Evanston
Rock Springs
Frontier
Jackson Notes
B.f.h.co
Heaven
Dr. Price
Lincoln Abstract
Realty
H. R. Harrison
J. L. Mullings
Kemmerer Savings Bank Bldg
TEL. NO
Kemmerer, Wyo
Chevrolet
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