Kemmerer to Field Independent Baseball Plan
About twenty five residents met at the town hall to discuss Kemmerer’s coming baseball season. They backed resurfacing the infield repairing the grandstand and fences and favored voluntary work to curb costs. Officers were re elected and the board expanded to seven members. The meeting opposed joining any league preferring independent baseball with a prearranged schedule. A committee was formed to consult engineer H E Robinson on park resurfacing and plans.
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Town Hall
Kemmerer
Buck” Wright
Joe Seiger
Wright
Bud" Hocker
Hye
Dirrectore
Bud” Hocker
Pat Glasgow
Stesars
Wright Goldberg
Seigel
Hamerick
Jeffxon
Glasgow
Hocker
Seige
H. E. Robinson
Oil Activity 70 Start Soon in Fossil Kemmerer-Big Piney Wyoming
The boreal oil push advances in Wyoming with Consolidated Producers Ltd and Associated Oil Company planning new drills along the Fossil Kemmerer Big Piney area. Weather delayed earlier plans but drilling should begin within about 30 days with Hole No 6 likely first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Big Piney
Wyoming
A. G. Burritt
Consolidated Producers Ltd
Piney
Associated O10 Company
Townet
Consolidated Producers
Waterfall
Thomas Clinton
Lincoln-Idaho Oil Co
Louie
Mavely Beth
Mrs Cameron Dies at Rock Springs Wyoming
Mrs John Cameron dies after two operations at Rock Springs General Hospital. Born Josephine Gaspard in 1880 at Braidwood Illinois, she moved to Wyoming at eight. She leaves husband John, children Robert Archie Josephine, her mother Desire Gaspard, six sisters and three brothers. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. from Episcopal church. Rev Nash officiating.
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John Cameron
Rock Springs General Hospital
Mondergone
Cameron
Rock Springs
Kemmerer
Episcopal Church
M. B
Nash
Josephine Gaspard Cameron
Braidwood
Illinois
Wyoming
Diamondville
Robert
Archie
Josephine
Desire Gaspard
John Nisbit
Salt Lake City
A. Duthie
John Beechler
Frontier
Robert Woodridge
Kootenai
Idaho
Willis Scott
Rose Gaspard
Lucien
Peter
Albert Gaspard
Torrow
Soda Springs Chieftain Change of Ownership
Soda Springs Idaho March 11 W H Hildreth former editor publisher owner of Soda Springs Chieftain weekly sold to MM Nelawn and W T Franklin of Montpelier Nelawn owner of Montpelier Examiner Chieftain a long running southeastern Idaho paper with strong ties to Pelrusry and a history of community service
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Soda Springs
Ida
Mar
W. H. Hildreth
Soda Springs Chieftain
MM. Nelawn
W.T. Franklin
Montpelier
Nel Wo
Uwe Montpelier Examiner
Soda Spring
Idaho
Qarlhone
St Patrick's Day Entertainment at Kemmerer Theatre
On St Patrick's Day evening the St Patrick's Junior Dramatics present an 8:15 pm program at Kemmerer theatre with a pre show movie featuring Bryant Washburn in Putting it Over. Tickets for children available at the theater on night of the play. capacity expected.
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St. Patrick's Day
St. Patrick’s Junior Dramatics
Kemmerer Theatre
Bryant Washburn
Back royalties due states from oil land leases
The Bureau of Land Management in Washington reports July 1 back royalties for Wyoming and California. Wyoming faces over 1.0 million dollars, California about 700,000, from government lands. Mineral Leasing Act royalties total 6.6 million, with 3.8 million from naval reserves in California. Wyoming back royalties reach about 3.0 million, none from naval reserves. state shares 87 percent of non naval reserves royalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
California
Bovana Land Office
Washington
Ieryos
Naval Reeserve
Kemmerer High School Sends Team to Laramie Contests
The Kemmerer high school group leaves for Laramie for high school week at the university. The squad joins twenty four other schools and seventeen basketball teams in events including typewriting, shorthand, music, oratory, and short story. John Curle won silver in short story. Wendell Painter, Sherman Wyman compete in typing and shorthand. Tonie Matson aims for oratorical honors. Mildred Clark for music. Coach Gibbons accompanies the basketball team Col berg Oakley Scofield Pringle Sutton Mason with Joe Rochevar as mascot. The locals hope to bring home the bacon.
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Kemmerer High School
Laramie
University
John Curle
Wendell Painter
Sherman Wyman
Tonie Matson
Mildred Clark
Gibbons
Colberg
Oakley
Scofield
Nurse Resigns from St. John's in Jackson
Miss Estelle Doughtry, a nurse at St. John's hospital in Jackson for nearly a year, has resigned and departed for her home in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Estelle Doughtry
St. John’s Hospital
Jackson
Atlanta
Georgia
Schools May Lose Royalties From Oil Transfers
Attorney General W L Walls ruled that the Sixteenth legislature act on oil and gas royalties to state schools is unconstitutional. Schools would lose a large part of their supporting and extension finances. A test suit to compel distribution will be brought against the state treasurer and heard by the state supreme court. Some attorneys expect the court to sustain the attorney general, keeping funds in a permanent fund. If reversed, timing may prevent affecting this year’s school financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L Walls
State Supreme Court
Home From California Trip Reports Pleasant Rest
C M Whitney and BE L Smith returned Wednesday from a month long visit to California. They traveled by auto with Charles Christmas and say they had some time and a most pleasant rest from business duties.
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C. M. Whitney
BE L. Smith
California
Auto
Charles Christmas
State of Mind for Better Business
A columnist argues that national business conditions are not as bleak as some claim and are influenced by mindset. He urges optimism, reduced pessimism, and proactive effort from workers and leaders to improve today and anticipate better conditions in the near term.
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Kommerce
Russia
Franklin on a journey to honor patriotism and Franklin
A truncated account describes a planned public sculpture journey by water from Baltimore to Waterk oonn via New York and New Jersey. It mirrors Franklin's historic route from Boston to New York and onward, aiming to grace a public square and inspire patriotic feeling.
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Benjamin Frank- Hin
Pant Wo Paettett
New York
Baltimore
Cial
Waterkoonn
Franklin
Boston
New York City
Acros
New Jersey
Free trips to Chicago for Cham p ion Sheep Club members
Paul H. Dupertuis and Armour’s Agricultural Research and Economics bureau have arranged another free trip to Chicago and the International Live Stock Exposition for state Champion Sheep Club members. Winners, chosen by the state club leader and three college staff, must tour the show and later write a brief experiences story.
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Paul
H. Dupertuis
Armour
Bureau of Agricultural Research and Economics
Chicago
Champion Sheep Club
State College
Financial District
States
Canada
Wyoming
Dirget
Armour and Company
Wyoming oil firms raise capitalization in charter amendments
The secretary of state accepts amendments to Mike Henry Oil Company articles increasing capital stock from 500 000 to 5 000 000 shares at 1 par each. A similar certificate by Rich Charter Copper Co of Encampment increases capital from 1 000 000 to 6 000 000 dollars.
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Mike Henry Oil Company
Rich Charter Copper Co
Rev Father Schillinger Converts Murderer at Rawlins
Dispatches from Rawlins report Rev G Schillinger formerly pastor at St Josephs Kemmerer now at Rawlins aided the conversion of Yee Geow the Chinuen murderer executed Friday at the penitentiary He died a ebylethir having been baptist miraculously as he faced death with Schillinger acting as chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlins
G. Schillinger
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Kemmerer
Yee Geow
Goow
Father Schillinger
Pete Tentiary
Lincoln County Officials Seek State Aid for Roads in Cheyenne
Lincoln County Commissioners plan a trip to Cheyenne to appear before the state highway commission seeking state aid for county road improvements. Timing depends on the April meeting date. With no new state bonds yet, funds are unavailable, but officials expect aid discussions to proceed, hoping May 10 bond votes may enable funding for the Willow Gap project.
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Cheyenne
Lincoln County
State Highway Commission
McCallman
Williw Gap
County Clerk Issues Two Licenses to Marry
County clerk reports two couples secured marriage licenses last week. Dominick Borino and Mary Missaggia of Diamondville obtained their permits with Joe Piz as witness. Frank Bartotti and Caterina Rivari, Diamondville residents, also received licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick Borino
Mary Missaggia
Diamondville
Joe Piz
Kemmerer
Frank Bartotti
Caterina Rivari
State Treasurer Hoskins Witnesses Execution In Wyoming
State Treasurer A. D. Hoskins is home after a brief Cheyenne and Rawlins stay. While in Rawlins he witnessed the execution of Yee Geow, the Chinese gunman executed at the state penitentiary Friday morning for the murder of Tom Holland in Cheyenne last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Hoskins
Cheyenne
Rawlins
Fossil field rides rising wakeup in Wyoming drilling
Fossil oil field in western Wyoming shows activity as Pyramid Oil and Refining Co reports two wells down to 120 feet black oil bearing with a third drilling and a fourth well setup from Muscat Co. The field features high grade oil with 24 to 42 Baume gravity and kerosene content up to 16 percent, while nearby firms and syndicates push for extensive operations this season.
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Western Mineral Review
Wyoming
T. L. Livsey
Pyramid Oil and Refining Co
Warile
Muscat Company
Pyramid
Producers of Co
Bennett-Carter
Tha Aniwona
Wrouk
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