Victory Loan Drive 5 Interdive Meeting in Kemmerer
A large crowd gathered at Lyceum hall for a Victory Loan Drive 5 meeting in Kemmerer Lincoln County. Speakers emphasized Wyoming's record of soldiers and urged strong subscriptions, with about 15000 raised during the event and a house to house canvass announced led by Mrs. P J Quealy and Frank Pfeiffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arncon
Lyceum Hall
Vic
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Frank Pfeiffer
P. J. Quealy
PB. L. Smith
Kemmer
Aira
8. L. Smith
Wyoming
Lincoln
Sam
United States
Ivan 8. Jones
R. R. Rose
W. J . Witherspoon
Sheep Men Holding Clip For Sixty Cents
Wool and sheep market changes noted with prices from 8 to 17 per pound varying by location. Utah prices established. higher rates in Wyoming. An East origin movement aims to aid the sheep industry, with U S Agriculture officials noting world supply volatility and a shift toward double purpose animals as meat demand grows.
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Oscar Pases
Utah
Wyoming
East
Philadelphia
U. & Department of Agriculture
United Stat
John Tt. Mohler
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Gericulture
United States
Anton
Cole Oil Co. Hits New Texas Well
Cole Oil Co brings in a new well in Texas field announced via telegram. The news notes a good well opened with casing down to about 100 feet, while production details remain unavailable. Local stakeholders include A. B. Smith Ernest Smith Lawrence Holland L. L. Smith Dr J R Marquis Frank Brezovnik Louis Gerbitx and other capital backers.
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Cole Oil CO
Texas Field
J. F. Fitzpatrick
Wichity Fels
Kemmerer Capital
Fozpatrick
B. Smith
Ernest Smith
Lawrence Holland
L. Smith
J. R. Marquis
Frank Brezovnik
Louis Gerbitx
Wall Fowles Cities Not Make Assessments
Fragmented OCR text notes that Wall Fowles cities may refrain from making assessments and mentions a 1908 ordinance and a ruling by Attorney General W. AL Walla. It references property tax implications and potential conservation actions.
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Shale
Amney
W. AL
Walla
Lan Ate
Town Council Holds Routine Session After Victory Loan Events
The Town Council met in regular session after adjourning for Victory Loan ceremonies. Mayor T. Hunter Saimon was absent in Salt Lake. Councilmen Pix, Smith and Morrow handled routine business and a sewer petition was received and sent to the proper authorities for action.
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T. Hunter Saimon
Pix
Smith
Morrow
Commissioners in Regular Session
Board of County government met in monthly session with attendees including Morrow and Senkina. No major items on mayoral concerns discussed. A new lower viewing design for cemetery use was proposed, awaiting completion and site approval.
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Gomenlaniene
Bonn
Kemmerer Victory Loan Campaign Urges County Quota Reached
The note urges Kemmerer and Lincoln County residents to meet the Victory Loan quota with 162,900.00 raised so far and 149,650.00 remaining. Banks open each evening to accept subscriptions as communities across the county oversubscribe. Kemmerer leads in wartime contributions.
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Lincoln County
Kemmerer
Lincoln Idaho Oil Company Puts Focus on Waterfall Piney Field
The Lincoln Idaho Oil Company held a regular board meeting Saturday with re elected Thomas Clinton as president and GM, Chas H McGowan as secretary treasurer, and A L Brayer as vice president. An advisory board was named, and plans call for continued activity at Waterfall with a new 2500 foot drill to test the Cretaceous Piney field after spudding near June 1.
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Lincoln-Idaho Oil Company
Thomas Clinton
Chas
H. McGowan
A. L. Brayer
Rosa Allerd
B. R. Tillery
W. R. Laird
W. H. Harvey
George Dunn
Waterfall
H. E B. Robinson
R. C. Majors
Lincoln Idaho Company
Clinton
Sanda
Governor Carey Appeals to Bring Home 148th Field Artillery
Governor Robert D. Carey asks Secretary Newton D. Baker to reverse an order keeping the Wyoming 148th Field Artillery in Europe for extended police duty. He notes the unit is mostly Wyoming national guardsmen who volunteered for war, not indefinite occupation, and urges their return.
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War Department
148Th Field Artillery
Europe
Robert D. Carey
Newton D. Baker
Wyoming
Germany
148Th
France
Marshall Reynolds In Camp Merritt
Judge Reynolds reports receiving a telegram from his son Marshall Reynolds stating he is at Camp Merritt New Jersey with no knowledge of dispatch time or final destination for demobilization. It is likely Captain Reynolda will return to the recruitment point in San Francisco though listed in records as from Wyoming. G A Hassell of Minot North Dakota has joined J C Penney and arrived here last Saturday.
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Judge Reynolds
Marshall Reynolds
Camp
Merritt
N.J
Reynolda
San Francisco
Wyoming
G. A. Hassell
Minot
North Dakota
J. C. Penney Company
Citizens Primary Meeting in Kemmerer Wyoming 1919
Notice announces Citizens Party primary in Kemmerer Lincoln County Wyoming on May 8 1919 at 8 30 pm in town hall to nominate one mayor for a one year term and two councilmen for two year terms. Temporary chairman H R Christmas to call meeting in accordance with Wyoming statutes. Dated May 7 1919.
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Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Wyoming
H. R. Christmas
TT. RR
Christmas
W. RK. Hocker
Tran
Jones
Citizen's Commalttes
Gormick Well Tests 200 Barrel Oil in Lincoln County fields
Extensive drilling in Lincoln county at Waterfall Slate Creek Fossil and Dry Piney fields drives a busy season. Notable activity includes D A Preston and partners seeking leases in Dry Piney and Budd promoting a 321 acre development with four wells planned. Jack Baum Charles Lackey and D A Baum back new drilling near the Crentceons No 1. The Gormick well produced seventeen barrels in two hours as pumping filled the field.
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Lincoln County
Waterfall
Slate Creek
Cretaceous
D. A. Preston
Preston
Createcous
C. P. Budd
Crentceons
Budd
Jack Baum
Charles Lackey
Baum
D. A. Baum
Chicago
Dry Pineyfield
Createeous Company
Fatal Accident At Frontier Mine Claims Life Of Thomas Grear
An accident at the Frontier mine power house killed Thomas Grear after he touched a 13 000 volt live wire while on a ladder. He was taken to S C M hospital but died Saturday night. Grear, a new arrival and former Toronto resident, was a member of the Masonic order in Los Angeles. The body remains at Kemmerer undertaking parlors with home lodge notified and likely shipment to Toronto. The May district court term opened with Judge J Arnold. A crowded docket includes juror reports for the 19th and several routine matters. Jim Sperone pleads not guilty to murder, trial set May 19. Divorces granted for Sadie Hagley and Marguerita Barino.
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Thomas Grear
Frontier
Grear
Toronto
Ont
Masonic
Los Angeles
California
Kemmerer Tindertahin
Hon. J. Arnold
Ing
Aston
W. P. Redmond
Jackson
Wm. Johnson
A. Stevens
Etna
Ray Pickett
Driggs
Tdaho Potus Cairns
W. J. Witherapoon
Kemmerer
A Schrater
Halfway
G. Tolan
Auburn
John J. Abrahamson
Ocean
Jim Sperone
Sadie B. Hagley
Rose
Thomas Bagley
Wee John A. Bazley
Earle M. Joven
Defendanc
C.K. Melvin
Ivan
Jones
Marguerita Barino
Domine Barino
R. KR
Rowe
Ayer
Pininger
A. Christmas
Mark Ellen
Gu Aundsen
Cee
Dom Joseph G
Only Eleven Votes Cast School Election
The Town of Kemmerer held the annual school election with an exceptionally light vote due to counter attractions. A 4 mill special tax, carried by 18 voters, will fund schools this year. J. B. Smith resigned, and a new unexpired term appointee will serve as treasurer next year.
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Kemmerer
Eorre Es Wanco
J. B. Smith
Mother's Day Program at LD Church
Mother's Day services are planned at the LD Church next Sunday with a special program and prayers. The text notes preparations and observances, mentioning a local item about church activities and community participation.
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