Kemmerer Daily Notes Busy Fourth Plans and Local Happenings
Kemmerer news highlights Fourth of July preparations with parades by Kemmerer Aerie No. 121 and fraternal groups, upcoming weddings including Miss Catherine Coleman and Cornelius Brady, and visits from local and regional figures. Frontier Supply unloads wagons and carriages, while oil and railroad developments stir town chatter. residents travel to events and mourns former leaders.
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Kemmerer
Frontier Supply
Studebaker
Kemmerer Aerie No. 121
F. C. BE
New Trial Granted in Reveran Case Involving Martin Foley
Supreme Court grants another trial in the Martin Foley murder case. Uinta County officials discuss financing and emphasize self defense law as jury misapplied instructions. The ruling questions dying declarations and admissibility while outlining the standard for acquittal with reasonable doubt.
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Supreme Court
Reveran
Martin Poley
Martin W. Foley
Uin Mnty
John Con. Kemmerer
Uinta County
A Strange Proposition for Kemmerer to Change Name
A letter dated June 10 2003 from A G Lew of Denton Texas asks Kemmerer residents to rename the town Philanthrophy to host the International Political Specialists School and the World Dysbiotic Institute. The editor replies that locals are attached to Kemmerer but open to details on the proposed institutes.
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Eptron Camera
Kemmerer
Philanthrophy
Denton
Texas
A. G. Lew
Kemmere
Children’s Methodist Service Planned in Kemmerer and Oakley
The M E Church announces a children’s overview at Oakley Sunday morning with no service at Kemmerer Sunday, followed by a Kemmerer Monday evening service at six o’clock led by the Wandering Bay Tonight musical program. Mission Hall hosts a children’s illustrated progress exhibit and a performance titled Where by My Wandering Bay Tonight.
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Oakley
Ohiec
Kermimerer
Rogers
Wauming
Youring
Methodist
Kemmerer
O'Vlook
Mousle
Mlasion Hall
Andville
Velook
W.J
Gambam
Panton
Fourth of July Arrangements in Kemmerer and Committees
Committees on arrangement and finance met at Hotel Kemmerer to plan a 127th Independence Day celebration. Frontiersmen from Kemmerer and Frontier raised about 658.25 for printing, entertainment, fireworks, baseball, and transportation. The gathering approved allocations and formed subcommittees to manage daylong events.
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Kemmerer
Frontier
S. Marx Bonis
Chenaya
Wyoming Governor Chatterton Attacks Forest Reserves
A Salt Lake Herald special from Washington quotes Governor Chatterton criticizing enlarged Wyoming forest reserves and calling for Superintendent Anderson's removal. Secretary Hitchcock dismisses the protest as political theater while the interior department advances its review of lands drawn for possible reserve enlargement.
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Washington
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Interior Department
Chatterton
Wyoming
Supt Anderson
Yellowstone Reserve
Richards
Rich[nis
Anderson
Roosevelt
Jas
Giffard Pinehart
Holuls
Chatterlin
Bat
Wyoming Wool Market Sees Strong Prices Amid Severe Weather
The spring lamb losses in Unite county reach ten percent as cold weather bites. Carbon county wool sales rise with Miller Bros. yielding 14 4 cents for 1000 new clips and Pioneer Sheep Company selling about 15, 000 pounds for 1444 cents. Carbon fleece average at 134 9 cents. A government inspector, empowered by late legislature, has dipped sheep for two weeks and plans a summer range program to dip every sheep at least once. Rawlins area wool market improves with rising prices. Denny Rice & Co. of Boston bought the year’s highest Wyoming clip, noted as the finest seen in the state.
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Carbon County
Miller Bros
Pioneer Sheep Company
Rawlins
Wyoming
Denny, Rice & Co
Boston
Prospecting Run to Brown's Park Copper Vein Report
W W Brim writes from Rock Springs to Dr Hewetson with details of a May 9 expedition by Brim and C B Howard. They reached Brown's Park canyons in Utah and Wyoming, 200 feet east of camp, 20 miles north, reporting a four foot vein with malachite copper and black copper, awaiting railroad access, plan further assessment then Battle Lake. Health good, expect replies from Battle.
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W. W. Brim
C. B. Howard
Brown's Park
Blow
Uraa
Docton
Rock Springs
Cold Spring Mountain
Utah
Colorado Ling
Wyoming
Howard
Battle Lake Country
Hattle
Kemmerer
W. W. Bumn
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