Tulsa Oil Man Sees Wide Oil Prospects in Lincoln Uinta Co
Tulsa oil promoter Freeman leads seven partners in a Lyman Wyoming project. They sunk to 1760 feet and found oil shale with oil traces, eyeing future sands. The group, mostly Salt Lake and Evanston investors, has nearly 40 000 acres under control and plans new rig work soon. Local and federal maps support oil potential along the eastern slope of a 125 mile anticline.
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Mr. Freeman
Lyman
Lincoln County
Uinta County
Freeman
Sande
Orgameatty
Fromman
Lincoln
Uinta
LaBarge
Puthern Uinta County
Lyman Company
Wyoming
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Love
Evanston
Reat
Salt Lake
Runaway Horse Dash Injures Dr. W. A. Hocker
Dr. W. A. Hocker was thrown from a light cutter when a horse frightened by an automobile ran away near the Cook pavilion. He escaped with a shaken frame but his sleigh suffered serious damage. He slipped on an icy sidewalk in front of the hospital yesterday, injuring his foot and forcing him to stay home for several days.
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W. A. Hocker
Cook Pavilion
Attorney to sue Kemm er Coal Company over Workmen’s Law
Attorney J W Sammon plans to file a $20000 damages suit for Harry Haddenham against the Kemm er Coal Co claiming the Workmen's Compensation Law is unconstitutional. He aims to test its constitutionality and possibly take the case to the Supreme Court for a ruling on due process and compensation without fault.
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J. W. Sammon
Kemmer Coal Company
Harry Haddenham
Sammon
Supreme Court
Tt Ie
Wyoming
Fixing Up Union Mercantile Store Receives Fresh Coat
The Union Mercantile Store underwent thorough cleaning and painting over the past weekend. Manager John Fizzi says the refreshed interior makes the shop look much better and more inviting for customers.
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Union Mercantile Store
John Fizzi
Mormon Concert Packs Kemmerer Theatre Saturday
The New Kemmerer theatre drew a full house for a Mormon concert by the 1. DS. church. Performers included Lester Pratt, Miss Mayme Thomas, Mrs. Mattie Hanna, Mrs. Barbara Brown, Mrs. John Reed, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Ella Cook, Miss Leora Cook, plus a trio and HR. Harrison reading, with strong audience praise.
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Kemmerer Theatre
1. DS. Church
L. D. 8. Church
Lester Pratt
Mayme Thomas
Mattie Hanna
Barbara Brown
John Reed
Brown
Ella Cook
Leora Cook
Harrison Reading
Local Girls Honored in University News Bulletin Triangular Debating
The University selects four Wyoming debaters from a large pool to represent the school in the Triangular Women's Debating League with Colorado Agricultural College and the Teachers College at Creeley. Named are Dorothy Downey of Laramie Vonetta Stager of Sheridan Esther Downey of Kemmerer and Frankie Wilson of Kemmerer.
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University
Father Downey
Frankie Wilson
Young Warner
University of Wyoming
Colorado Agricultural College
Colorado the ‘Teachers College
Creeley
Wyoming
Minnas
Dorothy Downey
Laramie
Vonetta Stager
Sheridan
Esther Downey
Kemmerer
Kemmerer Girls Triumph Over Rock Springs 20–8
The Kemmerer high school girls defeated Rock Springs 20 to 8 in a season opener at the Kemmerer High School gym. The win marked a second Kemmerer victory over Rock Springs this period with a large local crowd in attendance.
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Kemmerer
Rock Springs High School
Rock Springs
Armstrong
Davis F. Simpson Sr
L. Menghint
A. Blickfeldte
K. Snelling
Scoffield
Be A. Wendt
Ethel Weirlg
G. Sifford
L. Gilchrist
C. Johnson
Mias McCall
Miss Ballett
Misa Julia Golliher
Misa Pisie Sproul
Anna Moon
Vaughn Lyons
Amy Frink
Bscfones
Former Resident Weds Salt Lake City Man in Quiet Ceremony
Stella Robinson of Kemmerer Wyoming and Elmo Colton of Salt Lake City were quietly married on March 7 at 193 S 7th East, performed by Mishop Sheets, at the home of the bride’s mother Mrs. Marie Robinson.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Stella Robinson
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Elmo Colton
Marie Robinson
S. 7Th East Street
Mishop Sheets
Liquor Dealers Face Cash Loss Over Prohibition Laws
The article notes liquor dealers losing cash as prohibitory measures block sales. Sigmund Kohn of the Wyoming Mail Order House returned $47 to an urgent Sparty run from Idaho due to laws prohibiting the importation of liquor.
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Sigmund Kohn
Wyoming
Idaho
St Patrick’s Day Program Promised at St Patrick’s Hall
A large advertisement urges attendance at a St Patrick’s Day program in St Patrick’s Hall at the local Catholic church. The event features vaudeville and a feature picture and is organized in time for the feast day by Father T Lynch.
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Tisue
St. Patricks Hall
Wrestler Weds Amid Local Nuptials Across Counties
A wrestling figure from Star Valley tied the knot on the sixth to Colton Kiovball of At ton and Mini Dora K Nelson of Goover. Also bound to Tear Wo Thompson and Mise Lillie Clerk of Hina in recent days. James Dodge of Wilson, Wyoming, was in Kemmerer yesterday on brisk business.
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Colton Kiovball
Star Valley Wreatier
Atton
Mini Dora K. Nelson
Goover
Wye
Wo‘Thompson
Mise Lillie Clerk
Hina
James Dodge
Wilson
Wyoming
Kemmerer Yeaterday
Kemmerer Forms Its Own Chamber of Commerce
Kemmerer residents organize a Chamber of Commerce at a city hall meeting with 30 business leaders. Officers include President Joseph B. Burch and Mayor Peter Gordon as first vice president. The group focuses on boosting the town and Lincoln County, tackling issues like road improvements and the Chautauqua.
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Chamber of* Commerce
Kemmerer
Chamber of Commerce
Lincoln County
Chamber of Commerce of
Kemmeror
Kommerere
Joseph B. Burch
Peter Gordon
Andrew Morrow
Fred Chapin
H.R. Christin
KT. Smith
Roy Mason
Hardest Winter in Years Hits Sheep Industry
T Hunter Salmon, a prominent Lae Barge sheepman, returned from his ranch and reports few sheep suffering from the deep snow and severe winter. He warns feed costs are rising rapidly and may erode profits, with wool likely to fall to forty cents per pound if feeding continues. The winter is described as one of the hardest in local sheep-raising history.
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Lincoln County
Thie
Alvo
Wueeriptin
Wants Match in Kemmerer Draws Local Hype
Lyman Brown, Army and Ev anaton favorite matchtist, arrived in Kemmerer on a wrestling tour Friday. He seeks a finish match with Texas wrestler Jack Ingle in Evan ton. Ingle, a whirlwind competitor, has won over 200 contests and recently beat Jack Harbeston in a handicap match. Brown urges local fans to show interest within days.
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Lyman Brown
Army
Evanaton
Kemmerer
Brown
Ike
Jack Ingle
Texas
Ingle
Jack Harbeston
Hrown
Orson Hrown
Diamondville
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