Physical Training Exhibit at Kemmerer School Highlights Neal Culture Work
Last Friday afternoon the Kemmerer School staged a Physical Training Exhibit showcasing Neal culture work by grade teachers. Over 250 parents attended in the High School auditorium, drawn by artistic student invitations. more men attended than at any prior local school exhibit. The hour-long program featured breathing exercises Folk dances wand drills and games performed in perfect unison, impressing mothers and fathers.
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Kemmerer School
Neal
Burch
Kemmerer
Danvers Pays Fine Over Sheep Dipping Dispute
William Danvers was brought to court to pay a ten dollar per head fine for refusing sheep dipping under state law. He chose to pay rather than dip late in the season before winter range, objecting only to being apprehended by deputy with a gun. He complied after a letter to the county attorney arrived late, noting his willingness to cooperate.
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William Danvers
Bill
Bulls for sale ton head purebred hereford bulls
Purebred hereford bulls 15 to 18 months old for sale. Inquire T. C. Loveles at Wricht's ranch Kemmerer Wyoming.
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T. C. Loveles
Wricht’s Ranch
Kemmerer
Wyo
Prosperity in East Good School Work
Kemmerer hosts a physical culture exhibit and a grade school show detailing a year of progress. The news notes strong art, penmanship, geography, and craft work across five grades with standout projects in kindergarten to sixth grade.
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Miss Hardman
Tate
Bury
Miss Anderson
Somethirew
Wonderful
Sth Gradore
Hitle Orth
Opal Notes Pleased Manager Sees Strong Shearing Season
The Opal penny wool gent with manager George Wallsla praises workers after a successful shearing season. Milk cow shipments, wool buyers, and local arrivals surface as Opal anticipates ample milk and active wool markets.
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Gvorge Wallsla
Return of one day evil in bold white lettering
Fragmentary OCR notes show a sign or notice describing a dangerous incident or warning. The text mentions a person named James Flockhart of Diamondville and a misread phrase about a badge or marker on the forehead.
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Opal Ie
Ned Horschier
Fontenelle Ranch
Opal
James Flockhart
Diamondville
Notary Public Conceals 1901 Warranty Deed in Star Valley
Deed presented to Fred Hancey deputy county clerk, recording in Thayne Star Valley. The instrument dated November 13 1901 shows Wil Ham and Elizabeth Rowe as grantors and David Rowe as gran tor. All grantors are deceased and the deed is being filed after 15 years.
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Fred Hancey
Thayne
Star Valley
Wil Ham
Elizabeth Rowe
David Rowe
Father of His Class Mr Bruce Becomes Father
The commercial teacher at K.H.F. 8 is called the father of his class after a surprise event. Wednesday morning the shorthand students found no teacher until news arrived that Mr and Mrs Chas Bruce welcomed a baby girl. The family and school community share in the joy as the proud father beams with happiness.
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Bruce
K. Hf. 8
Chas
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