Baseball Meeting Sets Plan for Kemmerer Grounds
Enthusiastic crowd at the Kemmerer Opera House approves a grand stand and seven foot fence for the grounds near Diamondville road. CAS Lick Brown is secretary Peter Gordon Jr treasurer An executive committee of three will lease land and oversee construction M F Naylia manager Brig Th assistant manager over $40 contributed and plans to spend about $500 to develop a league worthy ball team in the area.
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Kemmerer Opera House
Kemmer
Cas Lick Brown
Peter Gordon, Jr
Senis F. Naylin
C. D. Stafford
M. F. Naylia
Brig Th
Diamondville Road
Kemmerer
Elkol and Cumberland Split Season Opener in 10 Inning Duel
Sunday at Elkol the Elkol and Cumberland teams opened the season in a ten inning game that finished 6 to 5 in favor of Elkol. Diamondville players M Kavaugh T Smith and A Kavanagh boosted Elkol with strong defense and timely hitting. George Morrow of Glencoe umpired the contest.
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Elkol
Cumberland
Eikol
M. Kavaugh
T. Smith
Diamondville Vattery
Smith
A. Kavanagh
George Morrow
Glencoe
Opal Welcomes Craig Jorgensen for Spring Shearing Season
Opal corralled Craig Jorgensen who arrived last week from Lith Coloraro desert to oversee lambing and spring shearing. He will manage the wool shed duties while several shepherds prepare for lambing, with sheep ready for the season ahead.
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Craig Jorgensen
Kew Meter
Coloraro
Opal
Iearin & Rae
Oregon Short Line Rail Road Por Apel Geales Rarlnoad
A confusing notice announces a rate action via the Oregon Short Line Railroad and mentions Malt Lake area and tickets. It notes Sullivan & Pitt plumbers relocating to a news building and offers assistance for those considering work. The text is garbled but references a public action and local services.
Diamondville News Briefs and Local Notices
Diamondville interest grows as plans for a fires game win at Kemmerer are teased and a Salt Lake visit looms. Mr and Mrs Andrew Neil announce March 18 for daughter Lindsay Faddices while Lindsay travels to New York. Hotel Daily receives new paper plants as J buster sells Diamondville interests to Joe Peu sar who assumes duties April 1. Mrs Shuster will move to her taught position above Fossil as Tier Supply Co. writers note local business and family announcements.
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Dia
Kemmerer
Salt Lake
John
Prats
Joru
Andrew Neil
Lindsay Faddices
Jogtov
New York
Hotel Duiy
Dirs. J
Buster
Miamondvide
Joe Peusar
Shuster
Fossil
Unclear OCR Fragment on Landlord Grasp and Housing
Fragmentary text discusses rent, mortgage pressure, and moves to avoid losses. Mentions property, ownership risk, and relocation costs. References to storefronts and suppliers like Frontier Supply Co and Kemmmer Mercantile Co.
Printed Stationery bargains for home and business use
PRINTED STATIONERY the Home and Business offers bargains on writing paper envelopes letter heads and business forms. They stock statement bills cards tickets and fancy stationery with initials or names printed. Envelopes and letter heads available by the 10 envelopes or 100 letter heads at postage rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busines
Rey
New Deputy Sheriff Weare Names Thomas Shell Chief Deputy
Sheriff Jonathan Jones appoints Thomas Shell of Evanston as chief deputy to replace Monehouse who recently resigned. Shell is a longtime Union Pacific conductor with many friends and is married to Mise Seablin Huse, daughter of Thomas Russell of Glencoe.
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Weare
Jonathan Jones
Thomas Shell
Evanston
Monehouse
Shell
Union Pavitic
Mise Seablin Huse
Thomas Russel
Glencoe
Hotel Change Brightens Town as Peckinpaugh Takes Charge
Several visitors from Foster Natural day transecting business include P. K. Cotver Tom Danes A Hiinpaugh and Mrs Pockinpaugh. Mew Peckinpaugh has leased the hotel from Mr Hrooker and now leads operations, Mr Brooker moving to Beckwith to assume a new charge.
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Fost Naturday
P. K. Cotver
Tom Danes
A. Hi Inpaugh
Pfckinpaugh
Npaugh
Desert herd driven to Willow Creek range in winter
An itinerant shepherd reports moving a flock of sheep to the Willow Creek area for wintering. He notes the band, including Casas, will be leased at five percent, with a long voyage and uncertain spring outcome.
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American Ladies Tailoring Co
M. Kayser
Mall Fame Li
Wee
Oregon Short Line announces April conference fares
Inbound notice, Oregon Short Line Railroad outlines April conference trip rates. Tickets available from points north of Ogden to Salt Lake City.
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Oregon Short Line Railroad
Salt Lake City
Poinls
Ogden
Johnson Burns Fight Promptly Calls for Week of Trials
Fragmented OCR note hints at a Johnson Burns fight and a wartime or period setting. Names appear garbled but suggest a boxing event with Mr Whitney and Iohnew Hur pid thet. The readable core implies planned tests or matches next week.
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Mr. Whitney Bfare
Church and Sunday School Notice
Rev W H Calfer pastor of the Metin church invites the congregation to Sunday School and church services with attention to the message and fellowship at the church on Roa oon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metin
Avin
W. H. Calfer
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Ferguson-Mckinney
Frontier Supply Co
Statler Ladies’ Tailors
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Co
Wyo
City Drag Line
Wyoming
Bennell General Blacksmith
Babatans
Bruuerey
Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Company
Watt Brandon
Oregon
Mesare
Sullivan & Pitt
Iinet Yard
Diamondville
Ndlord
Fontier Supply Co
Kemmrrer Mercantile Uo
the Home and Business
Johnson-Burns
Thansaad Atalog
Omer
the Hoskins’ Cafe
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