Locals and Personal notes from Kemmerer area
Locals gather for visits and events as residents recover from illness. Wounds from a wire injury required removal and physicians report improving. Roy Pool and children arrive from Sheridan to Mischler property. A Korean boy injured by a fall near Lincoln County Miners hospital is buried at Lyceum hall. Community events include a masquerade roller skate at Cook's Pavilion and a welcome home celebration for soldiers. Local deaths include rancher R. B. Clark in Denver. Various residents travel for visits, business, and illness, with updates on fires, epidemics, and upcoming entertainments.
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T. Youan
Sue
Tiicoln County
Terest
Fitzpatrick
Spring Garments Arrive at Local Ladies Dept Store
Our ladies suit and coat department is full of new garments including spring capes, dalmans, and box back suits. Misses and girls suits start at 9.60 with ladies suits priced from 13.50 to 60.80. Stocks include childrens wear and various coats as the shop advertises new arrivals and ready-to-buy options.
Quint to Play Rock Springs in Kemmerer Return Night
Next Friday High School team plans to travel to Rock Springs with many supporters to clash with the local squad. A return game is set for Saturday night in Kemmerer with the Kemmerer basketball team aiming to rebound after a possible loss.
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K, H
Quint
Rock Springs
Frida High School
Pomtmes
Handi
Kemmerer
Hein
Tale
Pretty wedding at Geo Tanner's home
The home of Cou Anemes Tanner hosted a wedding last week with Hider N. Peverego officiating at the L. D. 8 church ceremony. Donal Cukeville and Lore Lieiersen were recorded among the couple and guests, with plans for a honeym at Crag Chapenets and eventual permanent residence.
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Cou Anemes
Tine
N. Peverego
L. D
Umage
Donal Cukeville
Lore
Crag
Cumberland Mines Start Work Today
After weeks of idleness the Union Pacific mines at Cumberland resumed operations this morning. The reopening brings relief to workers and merchants who depend on Cumberland payrolls. One man was killed on the first day, details unavailable as the paper went to press. J. F. Fitzpatrick collected the body for the morgue.
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Union Pacific
Cumberland
Kemmerer
J. F. Fitzpatrick
Wyoming education chief resigns over school act clash
A Wyoming education commissioner vents at the legislature in a letter describing a bitter school funding fight and warning that party politics harmed child education while urging educators to mobilize and defend school rights in future sessions. He resigns citing frustration with the political process.
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Gupestabendon
Mre
Ton J. O. Creager
Mra
Wyom
Mary
Wyoming School Journal
Belgium
Wyoming
Masquerade At Frontier Saturday Event Noted
A fragment notes a masquerade at Frontier on Saturday during the season. Details are unclear but indicate a planned event at a Frontier venue with social or community interest.
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Frontier
J O Creager Letters On State School Progress
A fragment quotes J O Creager praising a cooperative group of school people for unselfish work toward progress in the state’s schools. He expresses appreciation and intent to continue intimate collaboration.
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J. O. Creager
Appreciation from the Army Report on Work and Praise
The document records Army appreciation of work done and a praising note from Major Kelly and Brig Gen Sampson. It mentions observers, sorties, and charged efficiency, with approval of the commendation by senior officers. The text emphasizes diligent service and the valor of participants in the campaign.
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United Stites Army
Wyll Qual
KB Kelly
Bris
Wy Te Sampson
Brice
Iveitar
Basil
Amnesicaa
Easle
Bustnell
Goodrich
Goodrich Tires
South
Raeanestwwu
Efficiency and virtue in business and youth workers
The article highlights efficiency as a fate in business tied to virtue and housing. It notes the Young Women's Christian Association long promoted not only worker welfare but also business benefits. It cites 200 YWCA homes in the United States and mentions the Employment Bureau aiding jobless girls, with Mix gymnasium and pools offering safe recreation during play hours.
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Young Women's Christian Association
United States
Association
Hoalners
Noted War Correspondent Commenda YY WoC AL
Josiah M. noted that in France the YWCA conducted well organized war work with intelligence and broad sympathy gaining respect and confidence from all, as quoted by the Denver Post.
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Y. W
France
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J. A. Biegien
Ae Roy Pool
Sheridan
Mischler Proper
St Paul Xe
Lyceum Hall
Bryant E. Stock
Iets
Sae
Bear Lake
J. Ray Stock
Mamsfork
Emies
Sublet
Roe
Andrew Jenkins
Tolsday
Chet Seine
R. B. Clark
Dale
Masonic
Nell Johnson
Halfway
Kommeror
Teleseen
Camton Clyde
Jwhn Reed
B. Q. Ranch
Cty
Michael Cavaney
Hamafork
William Julian
Mrs
Dick Hubble
Fos- Si
City
Mickie” Keith
Granger
Alya Hot Springs
Cook's Pavilion
Lava Hotel
Walter Gasson
Craven Sirogk
Meeks
Jackson Hele
John E. Julian
Sage
Axel Johnson
Cokeville
Mr. Soght
L E. Mumford
Oeleven Meres
Frien
A. D. Burton
Roy B. Leavitt
Afton
J. R. Allen
Sagewang
G. W. Herrick of
Thayne
Wallace McNeil
Dr. C. Madera
James W. Chrisman
Kemmerer Hotel
Opal
Remington
John R. Whiston
Hanna
Blyth -Fargo- Hoskins Company
Geo
Tanner
Cumberland Mines
Ree Eee Eees
Gear Low
Bester
Wil Ei Annes
Hotel Europe
Louis Gerbitz
Prop
Kemmerer, Wyo
Opal Mercantile Co.Inc
Opal, Wyoming
McCormick
John Deer
Isertinin
Wes
Goodrich Service Tires
Bee
WWE
Sarto
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