Saloons and Liquor Taxes in Lincoln County Patrol
The county faces illegal saloons operating openly while paying no licenses, with gambling devices and Sunday business. The Mamond Coal and Coke Company premises at Glenere and Oakley reportedly enjoy protection. A new law authorizes the governor to remove officials failing to enforce laws, and the issue will be presented to the governor for action to curb crime and protect taxpayers.
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Asioons
Libcoln
Gienere
Oakiey
Mamond Coal and Coke Company
Idmcoln
Albert Larsen Takes Post as Cashier in Big Piney Bank
Albert Larsen leaves Gaturday for Big Piney to become cashier of the State Bank of Big Piney, replacing C. P. MacOtashas who resigned. He brings long banking experience and is praised by peers and friends. Arthur ty becomes bookkeeper, with a new collector joining soon and Mrs. Lanes assisting, as the Piney branch reorganizes duties.
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Albert Larsen
State Bank of
Big Piney
Albert Larsen Lef Gaturday
C. P. MacOtashas
Albert
Hia
Peinter
Walter
Arthur Ty
Mr. Areen
Read
Mra. Lanes
T Hey
Rock Apringr Le Sgro Jane 99 and 81
Round trip from Kemmerer to an unspecified destination offered for 2.60 dollars with a July deadline. The snippet references U P Oyetem or Pinlander's Annual piente and mentions Via variations and dates. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks complete clarity on many details.
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U.P. Oyetem
Pinlander
Kemmerer
PARK FOR HOSPITAL GROUNDS PLANNED IN LINCOLN COUNTY
The Lincoln County Minera Hospital grounds near the front are slated for a parking area financed by an expected thousand dollar raised fund. Louis B Westholder, from Evanston, with surveyors Beach and Glenn A Knox, will submit a bid detailing the project. The 150 by 140 foot tract will extend to the street with a walkway, trees and shrubs to create a pleasant resting place for convalescents, work starting soon.
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Lincoln County Minera Hospital
Cape Laat
Louis B. Westholder
Evanston
Beach
Glenn A. Knox
Devemtecr Heplampenleghiy Tyre Tome
Kemmerer Should Celebrate Fourth
A call goes out in Kemmerer to revive the Fourth of July celebration with family activities for children, a free baseball game, bands, dances, prizes, and refreshments. Business leaders back a modest fund of two to three hundred dollars to ensure a patriotic day for residents and visitors.
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Kemmerer
Camera
Republican sweep to control Senate linked to tariff repeal
The piece argues the next campaign hinges on shifting Senate control from Democrats to Republicans to repeal the Underwood tariff. It notes 32 states voting next year and outlines current party makeup, with several states leaning Republican and a few uncertain, stressing arousal of Republican voters to win Senate seats and enable tariff reform.
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United States
Senate
Renate
Poindexter
Washington
Arizona
Indiana
Maine
Maryland
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Jersey
New York
Qobic
Tennessee
Texas
West Virginia
Virginia
Florida
Miss
Waly Wight
Artsous
Teopetepe
Howe
Newlands
Wanted $200 Damages Charged in Frontier Warrant List
Frontier authorities issued a warrant yesterday for Jake Grotesky and John Workel in a case seeking $200 in damages. Marshinsky of Frontier ewore out the complaint alleging malicious damage.
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Marshinsky
Frontier Ewore
Out & Warrant
Jake Grotesky
John Workel
Park Season Opens with Kinney Reassigned as Trainmaster
Jerry Kinney the oldest passenger conductor on the system is relieved from conductor duties for the summer and assigned special trainmaster in charge at Yellowstone park station. The branch equipment is doubled for the season due to expected record tourist travel from coast fairs and an opening surge. A Los Angeles to Yellowstone special train with over 200 employees arrived recently, boosting experienced staff for peak demand while earlier summers relied on St. Paul and Minneapolis crews.
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Jerry Kinney
Yellowstone Park Station
Acar
Los Angeles
St. Paul
Minneapolis
New Coal Company Opens In Local Field
The Lincoln Coal Co, a new entrant in the regional coal industry, shipped its first car to Ogden and aims for a strong market. Led by F Julius Anderson of Rock Springs, the firm plans more track for shipping, with a 20 acre tract, main slope at 300 feet, three entries driven, and about 100 workers expected.
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Lincoln Coal Co
Ogden
F. Julius Anderson
Rock 8P
Devel
Kemmerer Coal Co
Ogden and
Rock Springs
Wool sellers question 30 cent floor as clips move
Wool buyers report movement with several clips sold this week but prices hover near 26 to 30 cents. Kemmerer, Soda Springs, Fossil, Cokeville, Opal and other districts show sales ranging from 26 to 30 1 4 cents. Buyers include Eineman Bros., B Harris Wool Co., Hallowell Jones Co., and Oregon Short Line rep T C McElroy while George C Watts and Al Gardiner sold late for 26 4 cents.
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Soda Spring
Kemmerer
Salmon Bros
Ern
Joe Smith
Fossil
Opal
Frank Wexpiberger
George C. Watts
Jimmy Jamieson
Frank Pomeroy
al W. Gardiner
Jesse Goodfellow
Eineman Bros
J. Flinders
Mark Harris
B. Harris Wool Co
Charley Pruitt
Hallowell, Jones and Co
T. C. McElroy
Oregon Short Line
Moose Initiation Set for Kemmerer Lodge Tuesday
The Kemmerer lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose will initiate ten candidates Tuesday evening. A large attendance is urged by lodge officers as the order grows in Kemmerer. After initiation, a smoker will be held and good times are expected.
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Kemmerer Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Reguar
Orders of
Kemmerer
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