Kemmerer Boy Returns From Overseas Service With Bride
A Kemmerer man returns from overseas service bringing a bride he won in Sunny France. He landed in New York on June 9, 2019 and was discharged a week later. The couple plans to reside in Kemmerer for several months before settling indefinitely, with hopes of returning to France one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer Boy
France
Verlaster
Tom
New York
Wee
Avill
Kemmerer
Jonnt
Cook in road gang leaves without notice
A fragmentary report notes a cook in a road gang leaving without notice. It mentions a reward offered for the return of a mare described as tall with a mustache and stubby beard. Details of people and locations are unclear due to the damaged text.
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Cook
Meade
Demobilization of 148th Field Artillery at Fort D. A. Rosell
In the next week or ten days the 148th Field Artillery will be demobilized at Fort D. A. Rosell. Many soldiers left Wyoming and nearby states to answer the call to arms and now seek civilian work. The message urges employers and organizations in Cheyenne and Sheridan to offer suitable positions at fair wages to returning service members who sacrificed future prospects for military service.
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148Th Field Artillery
Fort
D.A. Rosell
Wyoming
Capitol Avenue
Cheyenne
Sheridan
City
Comarn
Nd Tabor
Pest
Linton at Home in Kemmerer
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Linton at home in Kemmerer with unclear surrounding text and stray letters. No readable dates or events.
Wyoming to Welcome Return of 148th Field Artillery
Governor Carey urges Wyoming residents to greet returning 148th Field Artillery troops and other veterans. The regiment, many former National Guard members, will be demobilized in Cheyenne. Officials plan broad hospitality to honor all soldiers coming home.
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Heaple
Wyoming
Taste Field Artillery
Wyol National Guard
Cheyenne
Noam
14Kth Field Artillery
148Th Field Artillery
R, D, Carey
Postmaster Instructions On Stamp Redemption
Public notice outlines post office policy at Wenner Street depot. It states sale of certain stamps ends soon and unredeemed stamps remain valid for postage value only through a one month window after July.
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Post Office
Wenner
Nies
Jonas Hestampa
Boy Scouts Parade Boosts Passes in Wyoming Campaign
The article describes a Boy Scouts parade at Cook's pavilion led by Scoutmasters Liewts Gristien and others. A band led the march, a drill contest occurred between scouts and local troops, and a dance followed the program. Quotas for a fundraising drive were not met and few towns had reached their targets by the stated deadline.
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Liewts Gristien
Cook
Aeer
Studia
Hemee Ketumerer
P. R.A
Manon
Ind
Dville
Panies Enon
E. Burch
Attorney Mullings Bang
McAdoo
Wyoming
Big Piney Marbleton Road Project Details Emerged
The notice lists Lincoln county segment Nos 12 and 26 for the Big Piney Marbleton road project. It outlines 13.29 miles of roadway from Pineyron Marbleton south with excavation and grading, gravel, culverts, concrete, and bridge work including 60 feet of spans.
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Lee
Cheyenne
Platte
Vreamont
Greek
Lincoln
Lincoln County
Pineyron
Atesapan Bridge
Forest Fire In Merna District Threatens Reserve
A forest fire near Merna in the Na val reserve drew attention from Merna and Kemmerer officials. Ranger Beam reported the fire had started and warned of rapid spread as the reserve grew dry, urging swift control to limit damage. He departed within an hour after arriving in the city to sign the fire report.
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Ajing
Merne
Kemmerer
Frisco Follies Co. Goes Broke Here
Frisco Follies Company faces dissolution as payments to seven members and the troupe’s staff remain unsettled. The illiquid outfit has left creditors seeking dues while the stage group appears defunct and the building shows deterioration.
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Frisco Follies Co
Pioneering Firm Predicts Boom in Dry Piney LaBarge Fields
W Davis and H B Keefe of Padget Sound Leasing and Development return from field trips in Big Piney LaBarge districts optimistic about soon starting seven new wells. They expect rapid development once preliminaries finish with multiple rigs and deeper sands promising large production. They plan meetings in Best To Take before returning to Seattle.
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W. Davis
H. B. Keefe
Padget Sound
Ste
Davis
Best
Seattle
Service Men Enticed by Kemmerer Fourth of July Plans
Kemmerer Red Cross chapter will host uniformed servicemen for the Fourth of July celebration. Rooms and meals provided free. volunteers coordinate parade and events. Lieutenant Arthur Calverley solicits responses to estimate needs and arrange transportation to Glencoe and Cumberland.
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Kemmerer
Red Cross
Arthur Calverley
Gomer Reese
Transportation Committee
Glencoe
Cumberland
Kemmerer urged to host Wyoming Cavalry National Guard unit
Adj Gen McCoy appeals to Kemmerer Chamber of Commerce to raise a 65 man troop for a four troop Wyoming National Guard. If successful, Kemmerer would host one cavalry troop with federal equipment, armory, stables, and a lecture hall. About 20 men have signed enlistment. recruitment open to 18 to 45 with veterans favored.
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Kemmerer 10
Micoy
Wyoming Cavalry National Guard
Adj
McCoy
Chambers of Commerce
Wyoming
Chamber of Commerce of
Kemmerer
Natio Guards
Kammerer
Aiden
National Guard
Honald
Snona Ih
Rammeer
Keemmerer
Marshall
Reynolds
Arthur Calverley
M. Whitney
Fred J. Pfeiffer
BR. H. Embree
Olaf Jerash
J. E. Burch
W. L. Scott
Elmer Young
Jack Jones
J. W. Witherspoon
Robert J. Jones
Roy A. Mason
A. J. Fagnant
I. 5. Jones
N. W. Reynolda
W. F. McDill
Local Keymen Handle Only Business RK Co
Fragmented text indicates a note about RK Co handling railroad and Western Union affairs. The readable parts mention keymen, business scope, and references to Western Union and orders in a cautious, incomplete phrasing.
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RK. Rk, Co
Western Union
Western ‘Union Tees
Good News for The Flockmasters
Supervisor Beam informed Jan Cameroy that snow and grass conditions require flockmasters to turn in their birds immediately. Those who comply will begin a new program, while others must show a bill of health from a state or federal inspector before entry.
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Jan Cameroy
Fox
Crittenden Visits Onl Fields in Interest of Eastern Capitalists
H. F. Crittenden of Santase visited Tamme for several days to discuss future industry in Lincoln Ponte and Kemmerer. He formerly worked in Montana journalism and served in the quartermaster department. He is now traveling with geologist A. G. Burrite at Lake. He left Tuesday morning for his home.
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Crittenden
H. F. Crittenden
Santase
Tamme
Mylatic
Lincoln Ponte
Aesrintadt
A. G. Burrite
All Lake
Kemmerer Baseball Week Leads to In Town Guests
An unclear fragment hints at Kemmerer baseball activities and a period when guests travel to town for events. Names and exact details are unreadable in the excerpt.
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Ptr. and
Mes, Linton
Atomins
McNamara
Marbleton Road
Merna
Kemmerer Nas
Ple Couiern
Mentose
Ge Geo
Turner
Yabioon
Muttaon
Frontier
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