Kemmerer Beaten by Rock Springs in Rough Road Trip
Kemmerer High School basketball fell 58 to 12 at Rock Springs after a delayed trip left the Kemmerer team worn. Reed replaced Essman in the second half, and two Rock Springs players were injured during the rough game. A large postgame feed and a school reception followed, with Kemmerer promising revenge in a rematch next Saturday at home.
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K.H
Basenet
Green River
Griffith
Kemmerer
Rock Springs
Loor
Kem
Reed
Essman
Temmerer
Rock Spring
Kean Griffith
Watson
Heck Springs
Thompson
Rock Prings
Hemmorerites
Clarence Fisman
Reek Springs
Howe
Episcopal Church to Secure New Minister in City
The local Episcopal church, after the departure of Rev. Jorten Joslen months ago, may receive another minister. Rev. Gu Kagey of Anecon in when 4 Sisbeet Kemmerer looked over the situation last week and prepared recommendations.
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Loral
Jorten Joslen
Vairieter
Gu. Kagey
Anecon
Sisbeet
Witherspoon Returns From Auto Show
Judge Witherspoon returned Monday from Salt Lake City where he attended a major automobile show. He praised the display, noting dealer spending on decorations and publicity. The banquet Friday night at the Hotel featured a miniature edition covering the affair and local quips, with hints that next year will draw larger dealer attendance.
Nephew of Mr and Mrs McGinnis Answers Call
Roy Royal, nephew of Mr and Mrs McGinnis of Mia way Wyoming, died from wounds received at the front. A Spokane letter from Lieutenant Royal’s banker friend says Royal was a fine soldier and paid the price against the enemy, describing their bond and his early response to service.
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Roy
Ww. McGinnis
Miaway
Wyo
Spokane
Lieutenant Royal
Bankie
Royal
Doctor and Mrs Hocker Host Informal Social
Dr and Mrs Bud Hocker hosted about 20 friends at their home last Saturday night in an informal gathering. The event honored Miss Joma Tireh a nurse returning to Salt Lake City, with Dutch lunch, magic, and dancing. Other guests included Comer Glasgow Lewis Mosby Platt Wilson Olive Rathbun Carrie Johnson Hainsworth Jeffson Long Cal Cunnington Madison and several doctors.
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Joma Tireh
LC. M. Hospital
Salt Lake
Messrs
and Mesdamer Comer
Glasgow
Lewis
Mosby
Bud Hocker
Platt Wilson
Olive Rathbun
Carrie Johnson
Hainsworth
Jeffson
Long
Cal
Cunnington and
Madison
Bennion Woodward Dining Great Business With Republic Truck
Vincent Bennion of Benton Woodward Cokeville returned from Rock Springs with a Republic truck delivery. He reports six trucks sold in the past month and expects contracts for nine more this month as ranchers increasingly favor the truck. Two carloads of trucks are en route to their firm to support the business expansion.
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Bennion & Woodward
Republic
Vincent Bennion
Benton & Woodward
Cokeville
Rock Springs
Bennion
Mr. Bennion
Emerson
Children’s Home Leader Fugitive After Permit Revocation
The State Board of Charities revoked the permit of the Children’s Home Finding Society of Wheatland amid a missing persons case. Miss Allie Jewell, former superintendent, disappeared with two boys aged eight and five under her care, while authorities await a potential kidnapping charge. The mother had placed the children with the society, paying support until she fell behind and Jewell claimed the mother forfeited her claim. Authorities, both state and federal, have been unable to locate Jewell and the society’s license was canceled.
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State Board of Charities and Reforms Hies
Children’s Home Finding Society of
Wheatland
Miss Allie Jewell
Home Finding Society
Miss Jewell
Internal Revenue Collector Busy Man Returns Home
Thomas McGuire the internal revenue man came back from Denver last Thursday and spent busy hours instructing citizens how to prepare income tax statements. He then went to Cokeville on a similar mission and returned to Kemmerer on Saturday, the final filing date. Some hope Washington will extend the deadline to April 1, but there is no certainty.
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Thomas McGuire
Internal Revenue
Denver
Cokéeville
Kemmerer
Washington
Cumberland People Stage Real Show
A Cumberland theatre program features amateurs in a real show with the play "Cookdele Fare." Performers include Miss Florence Williams, Miss Lillian Williams, Claude Kem, George Blacker, Ackerlund, Paul Kukoy, and Mr and Mrs McLean. Dancing followed the drama and the evening continued late.
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Kemmerer
Florence
Lillian Willams
Claude Sh Kem
George Blacker
Ackerlund
Paul Kukoy
Mr. and
Rs. McLean
Idaho People Here Fret Over Missing Relative
Idaho readers report a sketchy fragment about a man named Kemmerer visiting relatives and lingering at a Palmn home after a six week absence. The text also mentions a distant relative in Hocher and incomplete details from Mr Woods.
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Ister
Woods
Benacche Ie
Palmn
Min
Bess
Republic Internal Gear Drive promises greater clearance and efficiency
An early 20th century pitch touts the Republic Internal Gear Drive by The Torbensen Axle Company. It claims extra road clearance, reduced repairs, improved power transfer near the rim, and higher efficiency across speeds, with emphasis on safer, durable rear axles and lower fuel use.
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Republic
Torbensen Axle Company
Republic Internsl
Specifications for a 1500 Pound Truck
Technical notes describe a 1506 lb capacity truck with carburetor float feed suction governor and three forward gears one reverse. Transmission uses a tabular dual universal drives with center control. It lists various springs rims steering frame wheelbase 110 inches and chassis features plus canopy and panel details.
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Wil
Ory
Rede Seminas
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Dirplay
Adck Springs
Episcopal Church
Witherspoon
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Children’s Home
Internal Revenue Collector
Old White House Cafe
Diamondville
Oakley
Glencoe
John Scott
Cumberland People
Idaho
Piney
Ie Bitey
Faing Ng
Kemmerer Union Laundry
Republic Trucks
Cokeville, Wyoming
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