Moran Almost Slashes Throat On Stock Exchange
Pat Moran attempted suicide at the Stock Exchange using a safety razor blade. He tore at his throat but failed to sever vein or windpipe. Moran was saved by doctors, transported to Lincoln County Hospital, and is recovering with plans for release this week. His family is from Pittston, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Moran
Stock Exchange
Lincoln County
Reliance
Gunn
Wyoming
S Trait
Pittson
Hospital Notes Roundup of Local Patients
Hospital notes list several patients with recent recoveries transfers or pending discharges. Mrs J A Quealy left Monday fully recovered. Mike Moran recovering after attempted self harm at stock exchange balloon. Mrs Jennie Streenan Oakley leaves hospital today after serious operation two weeks ago. Louie Pellegrini treated for ruptured venous appendix in con Mae. Mae Canada five year old recovering well from appendicitis. John Motto underwent appendicitis operation two weeks ago and left hospital Monday. Mrs W B Richmond of Frontier discharged after ten days. Baby Taido 32 month old son of Mr and Mrs Taido Glencoe confined with serious pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Streenan
Oakley
Taido
Glencoe
Methodist Church Sunday School Van Attended Services
The Sunday school van posted to the Methodist church attended by Mr. and Mrs. Diementrith and Kemmerer. A gravery conference was held at Mond Ville Saturday evening. The Sunshine class met at Miss Elles Pairchild last Wednesday with all men except two present. A social and business meeting followed with a good luncheon served. The next guest meeting is set for Friday evening March 3 at Eather Nicholson's. The Ladies Aid will meet in the church basement Thursday afternoon hosted by Mire Howley, Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diementrith
Kemmerer
Mondville
Elles Pairehild
Eather Nicholson
Ladies Aid
Mire. Howley
Court House Notes Land patents filed in past week records
Land patents and warranty deeds filed with the county clerk include transfers from John R. Sizemore to Josiah Hinck in section 23 township 34 and others from Abner Luman to Fultz in section 29 township 43N. Several entries list Lindly as grantee in multiple 1914 transfers in section 7 township 28N, plus various transfers in 1915 and 1916 including Clayton Stacey to Harold Munn and Wm. J. Kelly to R. J. Davis among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Sizemore
Josiah Hinck
Abner Luman
Fultz
F Red Reardon
Mary Thornton
Jones Lindly
Amna
Hugh Thornton
August Muatonen
J. A. Pohjola
Clayton Stacey Et Ax
Harold Munn
Lewis H. Vickrey
M. Vickrey
Aston Livestock Co
W. W. Allen
Navy
Chas. G. Caster
Wee
H. Isenhart
Carl H. Isenbart
Ave
Shory
Lloyd G. Seenhart
Ho Lsenhart
The Flag and the Nation Symbolism Essay by Charles N. Fowler
The flag stands for the nation not its government, enduring through revolutions as the emblem of nationality. It embodies the citizen, organized society, and the social forces of one hundred million freemen, signaling truth over fakery in future times. Charles N. Fowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnme
Tota
M Bation
Charles N. Fowler
Social Doings Highlight Elegant Hall Poudre Event
A lively season wrap featuring Hall Poudre decor with Washington imagery and patriotic flags. Martha and George Washington costumes wow attendees, punch served by Alex Scott, orchestra music, with praise for Mrs. Quealy and Mrs. Nellie Matthews for organizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Martha
George Washington
Alex Scott
Wl Emmerer Orchestra
Quealy
Nellie Matthews
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Local Resident
A local resident urges readers to try Dean's Kidney Pills for backache headaches dizziness and irregular kidney secretions. The ad-like note cites thousands of recommendations and reports relief after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Walle Concert Draws Crowd at Kemmerer Event
The Walsh Singers presented a program at the New Kemmer Program with the Mallewjah chorus Soldier Chorus and several hymns thrilling the audience. The band directed the show and the ball was donated by Menare, Davis and Whitten as part of the event. The Camera urged readers to subscribe to its publications.
Pitt Plumbing and Heating Ad Promises Guaranteed Work
WM.E Pitt Plumbing Heating advertises all work guaranteed with timing and contact by phone. The fragment mentions guaranteed service and a local call option.
Lambing to Begin At LaBarge Ranch This Week
T Hunter Salmon visits his family after a month with the flocks. Two bands were fed on the Justin Pomeroy ranch and another on the home ranch. Snow is deep and feeding may continue to early April. Oil cake appears promising but costs 40 to 47 delivered at Opal. Tom will return this week to prep for lambing starting March 15. The Camera offers engraved cards and calling cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Hunter Salmon
LaBarge
Justin Pomeroy
Tom
Local residents and visitors travel amid snow near Green River region
Reports from Green River head indicate light snowfall yet elk remain in good condition. Several residents including C P Sorenson, W Davis, Fred Graham, W Melivain, and C Lindley visited towns like Fontenelle Midway and Piney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins
Pinedale
Fred Graham
W. Davis
Merna
C. P. Sorenson
Green River
Mr. Sorenson
High School Notes Preview Bright Show and Speech
The column describes an upcoming high school show with eager anticipation and colorful character notes. It teases cast members Meyer Grat and others, mentions Principal Davis in playful dress, and hints at a scheduled speech by Mr. Astbury on England. It also notes girls basketball practice and regional visits by teachers and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Astbury
England
Deen Leaving for Modesto to Open Golden Rule Store
Mr Deen, ore handling manager for two years, will depart soon for Modesto California to open a new Golden Rule store. He reports the birth of a son and that Mrs Hawke is with her relatives in Los Angeles. A second store is planned for Cokeville with stock due to arrive to open by the first of April. His associates will move to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Deen
Modesto
Call
San Josquin Valley
Hawke
Los Angeles
Cokeville
California
Missing Lineage of Ancient Tonic Claims at Clinic
A fragmentary note claims long kept tonics were among the best known for years and suggests a claim about constipation remedies. The readable text is garbled but mentions a ship or sail term and some unnamed compositions.
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Louis B. Weatholder
Mores
Evanston and
Rock Springs
Kemmerer Agente— J. ¥. Pitepatricek
C. A. Christmas Kemmerer Hadn, & Fpurn. Co
Clyth-Pargo-Hoakine Co. “Amondville Agents— Mountain Trading Co
Frontier Agenta— Frontier Supply Co
Big Piney Agrats
Big Piney Mercantile Co
Florist
Evanston
Mont Feaso
Louis B. Westholder
J. A. Quealy
Mike Moran
Baloon
Louie Pellegrini
Con Mae
Mise Mae Canada
Fred Canada
John Motto
Mia. W. B. Richmond
Frontier
Court House
Olwon
Elk
Ttn
Ryeoo
C. L. Wright
Ben Bagnell
P. P. Baldwin
H. R. Harrison
George Williams
George W. Tanner
George Morris
Misa Leora Peteran
George
Ed Sutton
H.R. Harrison
PP. Baldwin
Leora Peterson
Sherif Hansen
Hen Hay Sammon
John Kisal
George Symes
Ben Faker
Cabeville
Stafford
Mre Ingalls
Jennie Ocker
Joe Angelo
Gladye
Miller
Mesars
Tom J. Bark Zeigler
Jack Mantie
H. Long J
Pat DeMarr
Earth
Wm.e
PITT
Salmon Bros. William
Fontenelle
Mrs. Remeroy
Lindlay
Midway
Walter Mellvain
Font
Lindley
W. Davia
Fred
W. Jenkins
Cora
James Petrie
Martinedale
Mont
Vistt
Petrie
D. A. Petrie
Wilford
Nichola
Piney
San Gabriel, Call
Taylor
Beso
Myreil Bresee Sogamees
Sacremento
Etter
Wm. Belliday
Ean Jonas
Kammeess
James W. Chrieman
Retorewg
Rexall
Smith
Kitty
Diddin
Meyer
Grat
Davis
Bryan
Barbara
LeRoy
Yasseb
Mr. Burch
Gary
Mr. Mayer
Marshall Reynalds
Kemmerer Abstract and Realty Company
Incorporated
Ratale Security
Hotel
Kemmerer Annex
Kemmerer, Wyoming
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