Oakland Car Crash Near Kemmerer Injures Family
An Oakland car driven by Frank Hrerovnik with passengers Frank Tischborne Mrs Putrehild and Allen Fair left Frontier road Monday night and plunged four feet down an embankment while attempting to pass a Ford roadster driven by Dr. Sanders. Ellen 11 sustained a sprained wrist and facial bruises, Mrs Pairchild was unconscious for ten minutes, the driver suffered cuts to hands, and Tischborne remained uninjured as the new car suffered extensive damage.
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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
A fragmented OCR item mentions Guaranteed Pure Tacea Olive Oil with notes on cream quality and a reference to City Drag.
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City Drag
Real Estate Bargains in Kemmerer Wyoming
Real Estate Bargains listing dense with figures offers improved ranches near rail, water rights, and irrigation. Properties include a 230 acre ranch near forest reserve, a 160 acre irrigation site, a 6 room house with barn, a furnished hotel, two house lots, and a Kemmerer annex, with terms such as cash or easy payments. Abstract and Realty Co, Kemmerer, Wyoming.
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Am Ideal Stock
Ommern Abstract and Realty Co
Kemmerer Annex
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Buried Miner Peter Sloan Dies After Sudden Illness
The body of Peter Sloan, longtime Rock Springs resident and No. 1 mine worker, was brought for burial after an illness of a few hours. Born in Ireland, he emigrated to America 82 years ago and lived in Nebraska before moving to Wyoming 25 years ago. He leaves a widow and five children. Funeral at Kemmerer Catholic church, body later transported to Rock Springs. A large local delegation attended, with Woodcraft members among the mourners.
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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 for Kindness in Bereavement
We thank friends for kindness shown during our great bereavement in the death of a husband and father. Flowers and support brought comfort to us. Mrs. Jeser Swan and Children.
Thanks for sympathy after loss from Stringer family circle
The note extends heartfelt thanks to Mrs. John tring- Ralet Society and many friends including Mr. and Mrs. Thos F Bynon Mr. and Mrs. John McPbie Frank Durgan Mr. and Mrs. Chas Wright Kemmerer Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Basten Oakley Mr. and Mrs. William oe and Mr and Mrs. W A Stringer and John W Stringer for comforting actions after the passing.
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John
W. A. Eeeee
Jobow
Payson
Utah
A. Stringer
John W. Stringer
Camere Message to Aid the Poor Nations on Earth
A fragmentary note requests delivery to the poor nations of the earth via waenos and a Cámara channel. The text is garbled but implies a call for assistance or sending aid to those in need globally.
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Camere
Coming Events in Kemmerer and Local Notes
April events include theatre features nightly, a men's club dance on April 29, and Easter dress sales. Local updates note Opal McDonald in Kemmerer, Fred Jones as car checker during James Wilkes absence, Retail Clerks and trade council meeting April 10, and visits by Ernest Hall and P J Quealy. Also mentions alleg ed plan change for Ogden HQ, Travia's return, and a for sale horse listing with a local apothecary contact.
Local Kemmerer Gossip Pontificates On Visitors and Work
Easter Conts Ladson 85 00 F Pal Co Frank McCallins from Opal visits this week Jnet upcoming for 0 Pht Leonard Buck from Tamacfork ranch ends week shopping Tom Pox resigns as jo rter at 0 8 L depot and proyed by new man Brown Mrs J B Davis wife of the train Master returns from Twin Falls Idaho Wilford Jonson heads to Green River with Alll Fenn sheep to trail home L Lewis of Fairfield Neb nephew of A D Hoskin visits Kemmerer En route from Shoshoni Clyde Ray Faust visit George Christensen returns from Star Valley looking to locate Willie Helbig aids meat market duty Ten Robinson visits from Hamsfork snow departs noted Bank stockholders bear full responsibility for deposits Orvil Allen injured arm at Opal Gardiner and S D Curtis visit Cokeville Rock Springs flock area Louis Kastor and wife from Salt Lake visiting parents I Kastor Lou travels for eastern cigar firm from Kansas City to San Francisco Mrs A R Lane in Montpelier building plans Lincoln Lumber Co contract for home and garage Easter Hats Girls 69 cents Randolph visitors on land matters W D Alley Ernest Hull J B Hatch Orin Jackson Edward Felix from Cumberland to collect Ford for taxi service
Cheyenne Wins Convention For State GOP Holdover
At a Republican State Central Committee meeting in Cheyenne last Saturday Cheyenne won the bid to host the state convention Final vote stood nine to seven for Cheyenne with six counties represented including proxy delegates The plan calls for 142 delegates at the state convention Lincoln County will have 11 delegates Senator D Clark was invited to address the convention A resolution urged Congress to act on ratification of the Southernland 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 Grants Fresh Acquittals in cattle theft case
Word from Green River reports Masa and Finch were acquitted again by a jury of theft involving 2% head of cattle after arraignment during this term. Dallas Irwin was named as the principal figure, seeking immunity by pinning others. Last week James Barrett was acquitted and other defendants freed. Trwin's trial remains to come.
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Green River
Masa
Finch
Dallas Irwin
James Barrett
Trwin
Revenue Inspectors in Kemmerer for tax matters
Revenue inspectors Layton Mangeld and J G Allard of the Internal Revenue Service visited Kemmerer last week to review tax affairs in the area. Layton is the district inspector, Mangeld a senior officer, and Allard joined later, with days extended 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 Visitor in Kemmerer to Take VP Role
George Young of the United Mine Workers of Wyoming visited Kemmerer this week on office matters and to prepare for his April appointment as vice president of the state organization. Residents note his many friends and wish him success in his new duties while lamenting Matthew Morrow’s departure after serving as vice president. Young previously served in the Wyoming state legislature representing Sweetwater County.
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George Young
United Mine Workers of Wyoming
Kemmerer
Kemimeter
Young
Matthew Morrow
Young Wa
Wyoming
Sweetwater County
Birthday Party for Hazel Brammer Delightful Ninth Birthday
Hazel Brammer hosted by grandmother Mrs. T R Jones celebrated her ninth birthday with twenty two friends at the Jones home. The evening featured games, music from a Victrola, and a served lunch with place cards. Hazel received many beautiful gifts.
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Hazel Brammer
T. R. Jones
Hazel
Visit by Lawrence family to Bradyville and Denver
Mr and Mrs L B Lawrence and their three grandchildren Austa Nadine and Lawrence Bureh left for Bradyville after a coast visit. They will stay through the summer with Grandma and Grandpa. Karl will join them after school ends. They will visit Denver briefly to see Mr Lawrence's sister Tom Wollett.
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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 Home
A Saturday night gathering of merrymakers assembled at Miss Marie Gordon's home in her absence and prepared a surprise for her return. The evening featured games music and dancing followed by a delicious luncheon prepared by Mrs Gordon and assisted by the 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
Jackson
Orma
Soren Thompson
Mrs. Jeser Swan
New Kemmerer Theatre
Lyceum
Lyceu
St. James Church
B-P-H. Co
Joe McDonald
Opal
Fred Jones
James Wilkes
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
L. Lewis
Fairfield
Neb
A. D. Hoskin
Shoshoni
He Mao
Clyde Ray
Faust
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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