Inter Church Movement Draws Wide State Meeting
Rev and Mrs Dickson and Mrs Rear return from the Interstate Church convention at Douglas. The gathering, said to be the most remarkable in the state, drew broad representation from denominations. Speakers included Cushman Brown Fort Armitage. The movement aims to unite missionary, educational and philanthropic actions across denominations without forming an ecclesiastical body, to avoid duplicating effort after World War I. Conferences planned in each county between April 5 and 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Dickson
Rear
Douglas
Interchurch
Ynior
Dickson
Csrin
Livestock Inspector to Visit County for Stray Cattle
County stockmen await inspection by Livestock Inspector Me livsin who has worked at Opal during the last shipping season. He plans to visit every stockman when weather permits to learn brands and ranges and locate estrays. His records aim to help owners reclaim strays and improve tracking during the shipping season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melivsin
Opal Uring
McIlvain
Storkmen
Mules Recovered After Devastating Blizzard
Inspector McFivain returned to town Monday with news of locating valuable mules that had gone missing during the November blizzard. The herd, bound for Healy Sheen Co, had been driven apart and scattered, with several animals found in the Pinewy area amid widespread disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lvesluck
Inama Dies From Pneumonia At Lincoln County Memorial
Silvie Tiwh, long described as a leader in the Hitler era, died at Lincoln County Moors Memorial on Pelday grating Mats after extended illness. Survived by a WW Piaf HOOh and others, the funeral gathered mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silvie Tiwh
Imlier
Lincoln County Moors
Pelday
Ustekis
Nos
Piaf Hooh
Opal oil fields brace for second bond election
Special Correspondent reports a drilling rig for Piney Crescent moved to a site near 1-28-1153 in Dry Piney field. Bruce F. Cramer and F. O. Freeman oversee setup as Piney Crescent aims to drill multiple wells this year. Enthusiasm runs high for extensive development in the Dry Piney area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heen
Eene Co
Utsh
Piney Folk
Lincoln-Idaho
Piney Crescent
Bruce F. Cramer
F. O. Freeman
Cramer
Freeman
Jack Brewer
Opal
Ging Sala
Pete Blo
Laat
Woolmen Meet in Cokeville Friday and Saturday Next
Supervisor Beam of the Forest Service will visit Cokeville on Friday and Saturday to meet local wool growers who have applied for forest reserve permits for the coming season and to discuss related department matters with the Seasheee. A representative from the Ogden forest service main office will attend a briefing by Chas. J. Bayer on the Biological Survey’s co operative work with wool growers to eradicate predatory wild animals and summarize results since last November’s annual convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beam
Forest Service
Cokeville
Ogden
Chas. J. Bayer
Biological Survey
Deer Hill Oil Company Formed at Piney
A public meeting at the Pioneer Theatre organized the Deer Hill Oil Company with local and outsider landholders near Piney. Directors elected include John Schneider, Grover Pee Wealey Vickery, and Dr. M. B. Hook. Prank Burney named attorney‑in‑fact to arrange land, loan prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piney
Pioneerstheatre
Deer Hill Git Company
John Schneider
Grover Pee Wealey Vickery
M. B. Hook
Prank Burney
Hig Pinay Examiner
Emma Hunter in Critical Condition from Pneumonia
Miss Emma Hunter of Diamond VilIy is gravely ill with pneumonia after a week of illness. Doctors report little hope for recovery, with she being daughter of Mr and Mrs James Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Hunter
James Hunter
Diamond
Villy
Seven Prominent Cheyenne Men Held as Highjackers
Seven young Cheyenne businessmen and social leaders were arrested on a charge of highjacking after burglars looted the Abbott residence and a failed attempt at Crabbe's home. Four were caught in the act, three escaped, and one later confessed. Authorities link the group to other highjacking incidents baffling officials for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Smart Society
George B. Abbott
National Bank
Fred L. Crabbe
Prohibition
Frank Mullen
First National Bank
John Slade
Frank Jones
Charles B. Irwin
J. Kitchen
A. Holmes
George Patterson
George J. Forbes
Sublet Child Dies in Scalding Accident
An eight year old twin boy at Sublet died after falling into a tub of hot water while siblings played nearby. The incident occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs Zeibert as the mother finished housework. The funeral was held at Fitzpatrick parlors with services in the Catholic church and interment in Kemmerer cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Zeibert
Sublet
Mrs. Zeibert
Thal 9
Fitzpatrick
Kemmerer
Home Made Wine Confiscated by City Officials
City officials confiscated several barrels of home made wine on Tuesday morning as a local driver attempted to move them between sites. A camera representative sought facts but access remained limited. a full report will follow in future editions.
Farewell Party at L D Church for Robersons
A farewell party was held at the L D C church on Friday evening honoring Mr and Mrs T H Roberson who depart this week for Ephraim Utah to settle and Mr Roberson to enter the mercantile business. A short program followed by dancing and a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Roberson
Ephriam
Utah
Roberson
Roberts to Locate Farm Near Burley Idaho
Wm Roberts formerly with Frontier Supply Co returned from Idaho after surveying the country for relocation. He has purchased a small farm near Burley and will move his family there in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Roberts
Frontier Supply Co
Idaho
Burley
Mrs Claude Spears Funeral Held Friday
The funeral for Mrs Claude Spears, who died Wednesday, was held Friday at 2 pm. Services in the Methodist church were conducted by Migiel of Diamondville, with moving tributes from local stockmen. Interment followed at Kemmerer cemetery with graveside rites by the Rebecca lodge. Relatives from Boise Evanston Border and Kansas City attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Spears
Pel Uae
Migiel
Diamondville
Legby
J. L. Mullings
Mra
F. R. Curtis
Rife
George and
Ben Curtis
Boise
Idaho
J. L. Cheese
Evanston
W. Condon
Border
Roy Spears
Kansas City
Paper to Exploit Local Oil Fields
A Salt Lake City publication titled The Big Pinoy Oil News is set to debut within days. The issue will focus on Lincoln County oil resources, drawing growing interest from Utah business leaders and Salt Lake City residents intrigued by Dry Piney fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saltake City
Utah
Salt Lake Cty
Lincoln County
Big
Deputy Assessor Langdon Busy in Green River Valley Work
Deputy assessor J W Langdon of the Green River valley county district spent Saturday in town, returning from Granger where he has been active between Granger and Opal. He will soon travel toward the Fossilina area and into the Big Piney district for further duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Langdon
Green River Valley
Granger
Opal
Big Piney
Bond Election Planned After AG Ruling For School
Notices by the School Board announce a second bond election on the sixteenth of the month after a ruling by the attorney general that the February twenty third election was invalid. State officials may purchase the bond issue, with bids due April six, and excavation to start by May first for a new high school wing to be ready for fall term. Professor Joseph E. Burch attended the NEA meeting in the east and brought back plans for the new building and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. E. Burch
Kemmerer
Big Piney to Have Forest Ranger Station
Forest Supervisor Charles A Beat of Afton announced to cattlemen in Piney that a first class forest ranger office will be built if $800 is raised locally to match government funds. He left for Afton after the pledge, and a building lot opposite the telephone exchange was selected for the new office location, awaiting materials to arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Beat
Afton
Piney
Beam
Telephone Exchange
Piney and
Big Piney
Wyoming Prohibition Amendment Support Grows
Washington March 8. Twenty one states joined with the federal government in asking the supreme court to dismiss Rhode Island s suit testing the federal prohibition amendment. Nebraska Montana South Dakota and Wyoming were among the states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Rhode Island
Nebraska
Montana
South Dakota
Wyoming
Reception for Rev and Mrs Nash Saturday Eve
The men of St James Episcopal church arrange a reception in honor of Rev and Mrs Nash at Guilt Hall Saturday evening. A committee led by Calverly and H H Moyer handles the event with the men providing entertainment and refreshments. The public is invited to attend and a delightful evening is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Episcopal Church
American Legion Commitment to Public Service and Veterans Care
A fragmented historical note outlines the American Legion's purpose to foster public service, citizenship, and welfare for veterans and youth. It emphasizes duty to comrades, support for disabled veterans, and active engagement in societal betterment. The text ardently defends veterans’ rights and urges universal civic responsibility.
Kemmerer High School On Parade
Two hundred or more Kemmerer residents attended a Friday night program at the high school to see how the school trains students and serves the community. Edna Scott praised student ideals and facilities while gym classes and Boy Scouts demonstrated progress. Visitors toured the English room business office and domestic science exhibits, where coffee and sandwiches were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Edna Scott
Diamondville
Misa Scott
J. D. Conner
Prof. Conner
San Jose
Cal
Morgan Yan
Rosenberg and Essman Manufacturing Company
Rosen
Mr. Essman
New Justice of the Peace Named at Diamondville
County commissioners last week appointed Wm J Jensen as Justice of the Peace at Diamondville to fill the vacancy left by T C Russell who has departed for Helper Utah where he will make his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Jensen
Diamondville
T. C. Russell
Helper
Utah
Buick Service Station Opens in Menars Area
Menars, Salmon and Thomas received equipment for the Buick service station and are now open for business. They handle Pegusel automobile repair work of all kinds and specialize in ignition and battery work. Their price of business is listed in the Buick Insurance of the Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menars, Salmon
Thomas
Buick
Kemmerer Hardware & Furniture Co
Pete Keenan Returns from Piney Oil Fields to Expand Town Presence
Pete Keenan arrives from the Piney oil fields and plans to grow his business in town. He is optimistic about his future, aiming to begin preliminary operations soon but reports delays due to poor resin conditions from Opal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Keenan
Pete Keenan Catte
Sanday
Piney
Buslora
Keenan
Returns from Illinois Read as Life Swings Homeward
Clint Holland returned from a trip to Illinois with his wife Mrs. Holland. They plan to spend the winter at home and begin work on Bechwith’s project soon. Mrs. Holland had been away for a few weeks prior to returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint Holland
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Bilvio Inama Dles
Earth
Chapel
NEW Oil Company
L. D
Will
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Rebecca Ledas
Rev
Mrs. Nash
American Legion
M. P. Wier
Casper
Wpon
Ea Id
Universal Cy i
Fuyors
Prin
Trary Perc
Kemmerer High School
Illinois
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