L O O F Keiniret Meeting at Lovelock Hall
Odd Fellows meeting announced with visiting Grand Ivan S. Jones and A W Anderson. Event details show a Thursday evening gathering in the LO. O. B. building with welcomes to visiting brothers and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. O. F. Keiniret
D.E.S. OmupMeer
Ee Fellows Hall
Elcome F
P Lo Stewart
Marie
A.F
Kemmerar
Odd Fellows Hall
A.M. Whitnay
W.M
Arthur Gulvurlay
Sac
Miner Tony Barbara Undergoes Delicate Leg Surgery
Sublet miner Tony C. Barbara, crushed by a mine car weeks ago, had a delicate operation at the hospital last Friday. Doctors shortened his crushed leg by about two inches and expect him to retain the leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony C. Barbara
Spring Hope Leaves Cokeville Amid Hard Winter
A Camera reporter visited Cokeville last week and noted the town’s lively spirit despite a severe winter. Prominent sheepmen are away tending flocks, with fears of spring shortages and losses if feed remains scarce. Local notables Frank May and P W Olson were away, J D Noblitt faces health issues, and L FR Brickdon boosts the Cokeville Register after purchasing a controlling stake. Ericson promises an upcoming Booster Edition article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cokeville
Lesert
Frank May
P. W. Olson
Cheyenne
Rock Springs
J. D. Noblitt
Salt Lake City
L. FR. Brickdon
Ericson
Kemmerer Camera
Cokeville Sees Growth with New Manager and Modernization
Clyde Ray, formerly of B F H in Kemmerer, now leads Cokeville Mercantile Company as the town expands. The Cokeville depot, hotel, and a new Stoner Brothers block progress receive praise, while local figures from Reverend McClean to Archie Woodward are noted for prosperity and activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cokeville
Kemmerer
Clyde Ray
Cokeville Mercantile Company
Archie Woodward
Salt Lake City
Wyoming
Counsellon
Axel Johnson
Ie Lelbe Voln Lumber Company
Hfe
E. Sehile
Schila
Sehile
Mountain Trading Company
Archie Net
Diamondville
Coleville
Haggerty Hotel
Stoner Brothers
Haggerty
J Reynolds
Watt Brandon Prefers Winter Southland to Pacific Coast
Wyoming newspaper man C Watt Brandon returned to Kemmerer after a six week southern tour. He praised Florida towns like Tampa Clearwater St Petersburg and Passagrill and enjoyed southern cooking and New Orleans sights. He visited Jacksonville Pensacola Tallahassee Mobile and New Orleans before Fort Worth stock markets and Armour plant tours. He plans to rest in Kemmerer and may resume publishing if opportunity arises.
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C. Watt Brandon
Wyoming
Kemmerer
Brandon
Southland
Tampa
Clear Water
St. Petersburg
Passagrill
Florida
Mrs. Brandon
United States
Pacific Coast
Jacksonville
Talahassee
Penascola
Mobile
Ala
New Orleans
Tuch
Jackson Square
Old Court
North
St. Paul
Dalian
Ft. Worth
South
Armour
Denver
Kom
Aneer
Laelf
Kemmarer
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NEW Edison
Kemmerer Hdw. & Furniture Co
Martin Hegush
Keromerer
Jur Meat
Frontier Supply CO
Kemmerer Market
Big Piney
The
Fredell Hotel
J. E. Fredell
D. J. Brown
Frank Rosenstein
Eral Blacksmithing
Elk Hotel
Taghite
Swartz
J. A. Pohjola Photographer
Keane
Cokeville Personals
Join Bourne
Wil Angelo
Marquis
Bourne
McClean
G. H. Paxton
Golden Rule
Cumberland
Mr. Paxton
J. A. Larson
Sank
Wite
Awake
Cokeville Gover Faite
Watt Brandon
Moe Wate
Wi Ie
Loner
the Kemmerer Hotel Cafe
Hotel Kemmerer
Tom Ming
Osmundo
Cordove Cigar Co
Denver, Colorado
Hotel
F. H. Chapin
Mgr
Kemmerer, Wyo
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