Fatalities in US Coal Mines Decline in 1915 Reports
The Bureau of Mines notes 2264 mine fatalities in 1915, down from 2454 in 1914 and 2785 in 1918. The death rate per 1000 workers fell to 2.12, the lowest since 1898, with production at 518 million tons. Major reductions occurred in roof fall, haulage, and shaft accidents, aided by inspections, safety campaigns, and new laws.
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Hureau of Mines
Department of the
State Mine Inspectore
United States
United States Geological Survey
Ancy
Alabama
Colorado
Milacle
Kanjaryland
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Final Settlement and Distribution of Lincoln County Estates
Notices announce final settlements for multiple Wyoming estates in Lincoln County. Administrators seek court approval, urge creditors and heirs to file objections within 30 days after April 22, 1916, with hearings at Kemmerer court rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stors
District Court
Lincoln County
Wyoming
Kommerer
Lat W. Haley
State of
County of
Lincoln
Third Judicial District
Frank L. Jonesy
Edward L. Smith
Kemmerer
Credi
Herman Ikola
Asooneafter
Herman Thola
Thaddeus A. Streignt
Erndicara
Frank
Said County
Annened
Real Estate Help and Local Trade Offers
Emmerer Abstract and Realty Co promotes property options in Kemmerer Wyoming with contact via room 1 at Kemmerer Hotel Annex. Also Dissinger and Co and J McCarty of Salt Lake City solicit hides and pelts shipments, claiming broad west-market reach and regular consignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer Abstract and Realty Co
Toring
Emmerer Abstract and Realty Co
Kemmerer Hotel Annex
Emmerer, Wyo
West
Dissinger & Co
Salt Lake City
Utah
J. McCarty, Ater
Dissolution of Union Livery Stable Partnership in Kemmerer
Notice given that on February 24 the partnership between August Mustonen and Fred Annala of Union Livery Stable Kemmerer was dissolved. All debts payable to the undersigned, who will continue the business and settle outstanding bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Mustonen
Fred Annala
Union
Kemmerer
Mus
Mi-16
Fred Annaia
Land Office Notice of Hemp Homestead Claim
Department of the Interior United States Land Office at uaton Wyoming on February 21 1916 gives notice that Alfred Hemp of Fontenelle Wyoming who on January 10 1913 made Homestead Entry No 03481 for and then new whip 24 north at Kemmerer on the Southay of Mareh Claimant names as witnesses Joe Jones Kemmerer Wroniae Jones Kemmerer Wyoming Jacob King somnneen Wyoming and Twirl Wisdom of Big Island via Wyoming Green River Alex Nisbet Register tamap
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Uaton
Wyo
Alfred ©. Hemp
Fontenelle
Wyoming
Kemmerer
Mareh
Joe Jones
Wroniae
Jones
Jacob King
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H. E. Christmas
Hi. R. Christmas
First National Bank Building
Kemmerer, Wyoming
H. BE. Christmas
U. S
Ivan S. Jones
Robert KR. Rose
J. A. Christmas
H. E. and
H. R. Christmas
L. E. Armstrong
Rock Springs National Bank Building
Rock Springs
Marshall
Reynolds
J. W. Sammon
Evanston
P. P. Sullivan
Undertaker
Kemmergy, Wyoming
L. B. Kindall
Drs. Hocker
Stafford
Kemmerer Savings Bank
Hotel
J. R. Marquis
F. DiGiacomo
South Beach Avenue
Cunnington & Hocker
Kemmerer, Cumberland and
Diamondville, Wyoming
W. R. Hocker
Sta. i
Ivan Jones
Kemmerer, Wyo
Ellis Hudman
L. C. Ferguson
Civil
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W. Newbrough
Lew Henderson
Dr. J
Newland
Elty
Dr. Marquis
Realigate Gans
Nemmerer
Wromlns
Qoal
Linegin—sa
Alice Haley
Wi Lam
Chamberlain
Kemverer Market
Cordove Cigar CO
Postonce
Hig
Piney
F. W
Gisom
Cokaville
Pacpite
Brand Om
Brandley
Granger
Wye
Gus Linden
Jack McKay
James M. Jamieson
Kemmerer Albeheep
Swallowfork
Nrothens, Cokeville Wyomheen Brands
Forma Brasset
Efti Te
J. E. Irvine
Tamap
the Arcade Cafe
One & Yoshida
I. Serkin
Ther
George D. Harrah
Newton
Iowa
B. M. Fox
LaBarge, Wyoming
Una
Load Kemmerer, WiWeing
J. A. Pohjola
Au Kade
Feote Work
Kodak Printing
Apd Dey
Phonk
F. E. Curtis
Canada
Peterson Leading Tailors
John Griff
Frank Rosenstein
Frontier Supply CO. Kemmerer Market