Oakland Car Crash Near Kemmerer Injures Five
An Oakland car driven by Frank Hrerovnik with passengers Frank Tischborne Mrs Putrehild and Allen Fair crashed on Frontier road after veering into an embankment while avoiding a Ford roadster driven by Dr Sanders en route to Kemmerer. Ellen, 11, sprained wrist and facial bruises while Mrs Pairchild was unconscious for ten minutes. Frank Tischborne uninjured. Vehicle damaged, parts breakage noted as new Oakland car arrived recently in Kemmerer. Driver ejected into embankment about five feet away.
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Oakland
Frank Hrerovnik
Frank Tischoorne
Putrehild
Allen Fair
Frontier Road
Sanders
Kemmerer
Ellen
Mra. Pairchild
Frank Tischborne
Oaklandes
Guaranteed Pure Tacea Olive Oil Cream Quality City Drag
Readable fragments indicate a product claim for Guaranteed Pure Tacea Olive Oil with mentions of cream quality and a city context. The text appears as an isolated OCR fragment without a clear news event or date. Further details are not recovered.
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City Drag
Real Estate Bargains in Kemmerer Wyoming
Real Estate Bargains offer properties near railroad water rights and forest reserve. Listings include 230 acres with stock ranch capacity, 160 acres irrigation, and a 6-room house with outbuildings. Terms ranged from cash to easy installments. units located on corner lots or near hotel and annex properties. Abstract and Realty Co Kemmerer Wyoming handles listings.
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Am Ideal Stock
Jackson
Ommern Abstract and Realty Co
Kemmerer Annex
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Buried at Rock Springs Miner Dies in Frontier Death
Peter Sloan, longtime Rock Springs resident and former No. 1 mine worker, died after a brief illness at his Frontier home. Born in County Down Ireland, 66 years ago, he immigrated to America 82 years ago, later settling in Wyoming. Funeral held at Kemmerer Catholic church, body returned to Rock Springs for burial. He leaves a widow and five children, with services attended by relatives and many friends.
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Peter Sloan
Frontier
Mr. Sloan
County Down
Ireland
Emerald Isle
America
Nebraska
Wyoming
Hoe
Rock Springs
Blackfoot
Idaho
Kemmer~or
Kemmerer
No. 6
Mia
Sloan
John Deerhurst
Central City
Ned
Robert Deerhurst
Springfield
John Cameron
Jack Matthwee
P. J. Quealy
Fr. Lynch
Women of
Woodcraft
Card of Thanks from the Swan Family
We extend our thanks to friends for kindness during the bereavement in the death of a husband and father. Grateful for flowers and comfort in our distress. Mrs. Jeser Swan and Children.
Thanks to many for comfort after departure
We extend heartfelt thanks to Mrs. John tring Ralet Society and to Mr. and Mrs. Thos F Bynon and others for sympathetic aid and comfort during the recent loss. Gratitude goes to Mr. and Mrs. John McPbie Frank Durgan Mr. and Mrs. Chas Wright Kemmerer Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Basten Oakley and others including Wye and Payson Utah Wm A Stringer and John W Stringer.
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John
W. A. Eeeee
Jobow
Payson
Utah
A. Stringer
John W. Stringer
East Prewell Far Ad Ye Otra Gum Heeke
The fragmentary text references distant nations and a camera sending to your home. No clear people places or dates are discernible. the readable portion suggests an international message or advertisement with vague requests or greetings.
Coming Events in Kemmerer Area This Week
Community listings show theater features nightly at Kemmerer Theatre and events in April including Men’s club dance Lyceum Easter Star dance at Lyceum Mission services at St James church and Easter dresses sale. Local notes include Joe McDonald Opal in town and Fred Jones as car checker at the depot.
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New Kemmerer Theatre
Lyceum
Lyceu
St. James Church
Fred Jones
James Wilkes
Local Kemmerer Notes Highlight Visits and Town News
Easter Conts Ladson and visitors from Opal travel through town while locals report shopping trips and desk chatter. Randolp country land matters and railroad workers recollect recent trips as Montpelier home plans move forward. The piece lists residents visiting Kemmerer, job changes, travel between towns, and a note on a new Ford taxi plan.
Cheyenne Wins CONV Held for State Convention
In Cheyenne last Saturday the Republican State Central Committee selected the site for the state convention, choosing Cheyenne by nine to seven over Sheridan. Six counties represented, some by proxy. 142 delegates will attend, Lincoln County receiving 11. Senator D Clark invited to address convention. a resolution urged Congress to ratify the Southerland Woman's Suffrage amendments.
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Republican State Central Committee
Cheyenne
Plaine Hotel
Sheridan
Lincoln County
D. Clark
Congress
Southerland
Green River court reports acquittals in cattle theft case
Word from Green River states Masa and Finch were again acquitted by a jury on charges of cattle theft involving 2% head. Dallas Irwin, named as principal, had implicated others for immunity. The same case earlier led to James Barrett’s acquittal. Trwin’s trial remains pending.
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Green River
Masa
Finch
Dallas Irwin
James Barrett
Trwin
Revenue Inspectors in Kemmerer Track Federal Tax Matters
Revenue inspectors Layton Mangeld and J. G. Allard of the Internal Revenue Service visited Kemmerer last week to review matters related to Uncle Sam’s revenues. Layton is the local inspector, Mangeld a veteran special ganger, with 17 years in civil service. They were joined by Allard and worked into Monday and Tuesday.
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Layton
F. A. Mangeld
Internal Revenue Service
Kemmerer
Unele Sam
Mr. Layton
Wyoming
Mr. Mangeld
J. G. Allard
George Young Visit Highlights Wyoming Union Leader
George Young of the United Mine Workers of Wyoming visited Kemmerer this week to prepare for his new role as vice president of the state organization. His Kemmerer stay earned him local friends and respect as he transitions to the post. Matthew Morrow, former vice president, has concluded his term without seeking re election. Young previously served in the Wyoming state legislature representing Sweetwater County.
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L. Lewis
Fairfield
Neb
A. D. Hoskin
Kemmerer
Shoshoni
Idaho
He Mao
Clyde Ray
Faust
George Young
United Mine Workers of Wyoming
Kemimeter
Young
Matthew Morrow
Young Wa
Wyoming
Sweetwater County
Birthday Party Honors Hazel Brammer at Grandmother's Home
Hazel Brammer hosted by her grandmother Mrs. T R Jones on Monday to celebrate her ninth birthday with twenty two guests. The party featured games, a Victrola entertainment, and a delicious lunch with place cards at each plate. Hazel received many beautiful presents and the children will remember the happy occasion.
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Hazel Brammer
T. R. Jones
Hazel
Visit by Lawrence family to Bradyville from coast
Mr and Mrs L B E Lawrence and their three grandchildren Austa Nadine and Lawrence Bureh left Kemmerer last week for their Bradyville home after a brief coast visit They will stay until next summer with Grandma and Grandpa and Master Karl remains at home awaiting school release Then they plan a short Denver visit with Lawrence's sister Tom Wollett Cokeville was a Kemmerer visitor yesterday.
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Mr. and
Airs
L. BE. Lawrence
J. E. Bureh
Bradyville
Austa
Nadine
Lawrence Bureh
Grandma
Grandpa
Master Karl
Denver
Mr Lawrence
Surprise party at Miss Marie Gordon's home Saturday night
A group gathered at Miss Marie Gordon's home in her absence to surprise her on return. The evening featured games music and dancing followed by a delicious luncheon prepared by Mrs Gordon and assisted by Misses VanOrff Kavanagh Smith Symes Elliott and Messrs Davis Sammon Johnson Kavanagh Astbury and Vicars.
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Marie Gordon
Gordon
VanOrff
Kavanagh
Smith
Symes
Elliott
Davis
Sammon
Johnson
Astbury
Vicars
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Dance Brothers
Lincoln County Garage
Platt Wilson
Orma
Soren Thompson
Mrs. Jeser Swan
Camere
B-P-H. Co
Joe McDonald
Opal
Trade Council
Ernest F. Hall
Montpelier
Des, Cunnington and Hocker
Frank L. Manley
Gunn
Travia
Ogden
Big Piney
Toyabe Forest
Avastin
Nev
Thamendvilie
Frank McCallins
Jnet
Leonard Buck
Tamacfork Ranch
Tom Pox
Brown
J. 8. Davis
Twin Falls
Wilford Jonnson
George Christensen
Ee Star Valley
Star Valley Independent
Willie Helbig
Ten Robinson
Arthur Robinson
Hamsfork Ranch
Mmecrer Savings Bank
Orvil Allen
Gardiner
D. Curtis
Flocka
Cokeville Ranch
George McKenna
Louis Kastor
Salt Lake
I. Kastor
Lou
Kansas
City
San Francisco
Evanston
A. R. Lane
Lincoln Lumber Co
Mesara, Sullivan & Bickley
Randolph Country
W. D. Alley
Ernest Hull
Chas
J. B. Hatch
Orin Jackson
Edward Felix
Cumberland
Here
Johnny Felix
Sunkist
McKay
Lincoln Chapter
Lyceum Theatre
Seasion
Grand Union Tea Co
Denver, Colomba
D. G. Reynolds
Coxeville
Marshall Reynolds
Morgan Thomas
Arthur C. Saunders
Pocatello
Ladies Aid Society
Minoes
D. Hoskins
Chas, Rathbun
E. Ez
Rose Dean
Ayper
Monser Ot
Hern Gmith
Kemmerer Bottling Works
Emi Liligrese
Cokeville
James Jensen
Salt Lake City
Greteaie
The
College of
Whitten & Davis
Emmy Wehtin
Metro
John Glayde
Pathe
Maurer Sisters
Redpath Lyceum
A. Wise
Iowa
Tom Wollett
Mare
Frankie Naylin
Frankie
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