Diamondville Social News Roundup
Mrs J J Carollo traveled to Ogden to visit daughter Madeline at Sacred Heart Academy. Card Club hosted by Miss Selma Swanson. Edna May Burgoon recovering from measles. Moore returned from Salt Lake City after a week. Archie Neil visited from Cokeville for the weekend. Misses Beebe and Walker hosted twenty guests at Holy Hotel. Miss Selma Swanson’s illness affected school duties. Mrs Thos Sneddon surprised by friends. Emma Hunter visiting family during anniversary. Prof A L Burgeon visited Oakley Glencoe schools. Midnight Follies held second dance at Winn Hall with Violet M Kirkley providing music. Margare Neil celebrated seventh birthday with gifts and games.
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Midnight Follies
Winn Hall
Violet Mt Kiroy
Margares
Neil
Heplitle Trivnits
No Evidence Guskori and Bo One We Were Arrested
Guskori and Bo One were discharged for lack of evidence after appearing before Justice Hyland Monday evening on a drunken affray charge. The pair were said to have been arrested at 1 Fencoe Dane but the case was dismissed due to insufficient proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guskori
Fencoe Dane
Hyland
Frontier News New Boiler House To Be Erected At Kemmerer
Frontier readers learn a new steel boiler house will replace the old plant at Kemmerer Coal Company. Two boilers will power the mine and town, with a 42 by 44 foot building footprint. Local notices cover residents travels, family births Ruth Marie and a second daughter, community events, and staff changes including Glen Knox as civil engineer returning to Kemmerer. Mrs Knox plans to join soon, and hospital discharge notes for Mrs Cameron after appendectomy are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Glen Knox
Kemmerer Coal Company
Knox
Standardville
Utah
Investing in Blooded Stock Chas King Heads West
Chas King a young sheepherder from Fossil departs for Utah to seal a deal with Allen Roberts of Dale for Mil of their best loaded lambs. King foresees a bright future for Hintus views in this region and expects his stock to arrive with high value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. King
Sheppmen
Fossil
Utah
Allen Roberts
Dale
King
Hintus
Agortluy
Moint
Korke
Mine accident injures two workers at Subs let No 6
Two laborers, Harry UF Mell and Bleve Antilla, were badly burned in a mine incident at Subs let No 6. The blaze occurred Friday around 4 am. Both men were rushed to the hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry UF Mell
Bleve Antilla
Subslet
Amnall
Loewhoaphel
Unclear medical incident at Londedia Coun Miners Hospital
A fragmented report describes a bad operation at Londedia County Miners Hospital where a patient named Jobe Openio suffered a pelvis fracture and multiple injuries during a surgical procedure. The note mentions a brace and a porter, with other garbled details about timing and personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobe
Granger A Busy Place Filled With Plans and People
Granger thrives as Stinson Hill plan a $27,000 cement hotel and bar, Bagley Mercantile changes hands, and Vern Singleton weds Grace Bates. Western Wyoming sheepmen, alfalfa ranch expansion, and a Lincoln Highway branch to Yellowstone Park energize the town. Local hotel remodels and a College Inn tie in with Hugo Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Stinson
Lyteum
Granger
Wyoming
Dave Bi
M. Burnham
Chrisman & Petrie Brothers
Hugo Anderson
James Hill
Stinson & Hill
Dan Mackay
F. O. Freeman
Uinta County
Stingson & Hill
Dave Bagley
Salt Lake City
College Inn
Anderson
Bagley Mercantile Co
Lawrence Beckstead
Grangers
Bagleys
Vern Singleton
Miss Grace Bates
Mr. Singleton
Lincoln Cone
Yellowstone Park
Fragments Reach For Cure In Nostalgic Patent Elixirs
A garbled OCR style notice references Lea Bayh Culver and a list of remedies, bandages, and tonics. It mentions a world claims bonanza tied to a law practice, a loan, and a dubious corn remedy touted by a vendor named K Lawrence & On. The piece reads like a historical ad fragment with unclear dates or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea
Uae
K Lawrence
A Visit to Opal from Camera Reporter
A Camera representative toured Opal early this week and found feed conditions better than earlier reports. James Petrie says nearly all feed demands are met with prices around 43 dollars per ton. The visit included a peek at the new Opal Shearing Corral, built for efficiency, with plans to open April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal
James Petrie
Kemmerer
W. H. Solliday
N. 8. Miller
LaBarge
James Chrisman
Chrisman
Opal Shearing Corral
Kemmerer Camera
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Storee
Evanston
Rock Wyoming
Springs
C. A. Christman
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Co
Piamondville Agents
Mountain Trading Co
Frontier Agenta
Frontier Supply Co
Big Piney Agente
Big Piney Mercantile Co
Diamondville
J. J. Carollo
Ogden
Madeline
Sacred Heart Academy
That City
Card Club
Selma Swanson
Edna May
C. ¢ Moore
Archie Neil
Cokeville
Jease Beebe
Lenore Walker
Holy Hotel
W. C. Rea
Emma Hunter
Glencoe
A. L. Purgeon
Oakley Sid Glencod
Louis B. Westholder
Florist
Rock Springs
Frontier News
Mrs. Bechtolt of
Hamsfork
Mrs. Chrisman
James Roddy, Jr
Frontier
Lava Hot Springs
Idaho
Desire Gaspard
Cumberland
Matt Crum
John Roberts, Jr
John A. Hentile
Hanna
J. M. Turner
Green River
Elmer Carlson
John Cameron
Mitchell Lambermont
Andrew Morrow
Tade
Por Vutello Bunday
Pocutetla City
St Margaret's Guild
Robert Ro Rose
Vealsser
Junction Tows
Tom Sneddon
Lava Hot Brings
Rexall
Lowess
J. F. Fitzpatrick
J Triomers
F. E. Curtis
Bon Ton Restaurant
Ayant
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Willow
Com
Fairlife Prices
Goodre
Goodrich
B. F. Goodrich Company
Akron, Ohio
Ios
Akron
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