Light vote seals city council wins in two precincts
William Davis and W L Paulsen were elected councilmen for the coming year in a city election with light turnout. Davis replaces Talcott in the 2nd ward while Paulsen will serve another term. State bond issue prospects look doubtful as overall turnout may fail to reach the required 30 326 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Davis
W.E. Paulsen
W. L. Paulsen
Davis
Talcott
Paulsen
Hosking
Inet
Kemmerer
Dulin
Tunner
Messrs Dulin
Tanner
Bonds Now Assured After City Sewer Bids Meeting
A special city meeting discussed the sewer bond project and opened bids for the end of the kik line. City Attorney M. S. and City Engineer reported favorable progress on the sewer line and its specifications, with council members Rissi and Taleot absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Hell
Advertising in Summer Business Cycles
The piece notes summer as a busy period for mail order marketers who push offers and warn prices will rise. Merchants in towns flood the mails with new deals and spend heavily to urge pre-fall purchases. It advises steady advertising through warm months to capture future demand and outperform seasonal rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmeter
Child dies from toy gun accident in family tragedy
Six year old Jomph Duthi, son of Mr and Mrs Emil Duthi, died two weeks after a toy gun injury. He was shot in the hand, developed poisoning and lockjaw, and passed away at L C M Hospital on Saturday. His uncle John Cameron also died the same day, with Rev J B Williams presiding at the double funeral in Hamsfork cemetery. The Duthi family has endured multiple bereavements in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jomph Duthi
Emil Duthi
Ape
Jsunaim
Mych
Cronin Seeks Acreage Plans in Big Piney Region
A. Cronin, known in Kemmerer, passed through yesterday en route to Portland. He told local friends that on returning he would visit Kemmerer and take an interest in air acreage in the Big Piney area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gronin
Kemmerer
Onn
Portland
Oregon
Cronin
Big Pinay
George Holman Dies at 55 in Cumberland
George Holman aged 55 a well known Cumberland resident died at 8:00 this morning after a severe heart attack. He leaves a wife and family and several relatives who plan to attend funeral services at Diamondeille cemetery, arrangements not yet finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Holman
Cumberland
Diamondeille
Weston County Law Enforcement Busy Amid Warrants
Law enforcement officers under orders from Cheyenne addressed Weston County and Newcastle area when a search warrant was served around noon yesterday by Prosecutor Beach on Dominick Bor at a residence. Officials reported the operation as part of ongoing investigations with authorities confirming the warrant’s execution.
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Weston County
Cheysano
Newcastles
Dominick Bor
Hearing Set for Saturday in Green River Court
The spring term of the District court closed with Judge J. Arnold returning to Green River. The July term will hear revisited civil and probate matters. A nuisance abatement for the Green House is set for Saturday May 14 with Margaret Brower alias Bobby Smith to defend if she desires. Oscar Fowler pleaded guilty to petty larceny, receiving four months in county jail. The July criminal docket includes H O King concealed weapon Robinson rape Lasich manslaughter Kimball petty larceny Nick Kragovich vs Mrs McElroy assault and battery and a disputed embezzlement case Thomas changed.
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District Court
J. &. Arnold
Green River
Green House
Margaret Brower
Bobby Smith
Oscar Fowler
Fowler
H. O. King
Robinson
Lasich
William Krall
Charlee Kimball
Nick Kragovich
State Treasurer Hoskins Visits Kemmerer This Week
State Treasurer Hoskins arrived from Cheyenne for a visit to Kemmerer this week and said he expects to return to the capital shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoskins
Kemmerer
Cheyenne
Star Valley Independent Changes Ownership and Editorship
Clyde Settle has relinquished the Star Valley Independent editorial role. New management under Rol and B. Call assumes control and printed its first edition last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Settle
Star Valley Independent
Roland B. Call
Harriet Lyceum Players at Kem Theatre Last Night
The Harriet Lyceum Players, touring with the Redpath Lyceum Bureau, presented The Marriage of Kitty to an appreciative audience last evening under local post auspices in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Lyceum Players
Kem
Kitty
Harriet, Lyceum Players Co
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
John Cameron Dies Friday in Kemmerer After Illness
John Cameron a well known resident of Kemmerer died Friday morning after a lingering illness from Brights disease. Born March 23 1870 in Kiimarock Scotland he came to the United States at twenty and later to Diamondville. He married Josephine Gaspard in 1899 and is survived by two children a son Robert and a daughter Josephine plus siblings in Scotland and South Africa. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church with interment in Hamstork cemetery.
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John Cameron
Kemmerer
Bright
Mr. Cameron
Kiimarock
Ayshire
Scotland
British Columbia
John Mason
Diamondville
Josephine Gaspard
Cameron
Kempmeter Coal Company
Frontier
Robert
Josephine
South Africa
Panera
Newwiles
Joseph Duthi
Hamstork
L L Payne Returns From I C Penney Buyers Convention
L L Payne local manager of the I C Penney Co store has returned from a convention of buyers for the firm held in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Payne
I. C. Penney Co
Whach Wag
Salt Lake City
Laaterek
Stray Elks Elect New Officers
Dale, proprietor of Kemmerer Bowl, is elected chairman of the local Stray Elks. Officers for six months include William Sillvast as secretary treasurer and Dr. Goldberg, M. Reynolds, and Andrew Morrow on the executive committee. Invitations go out for a Strays dancing party near the end of the month.
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Dale
Stray-Elke
Willian Sillvast
Dr. Goldberg
M. Reynolds
Andrew Morrow
Strays
Rist
Five Persons Missing After Desert Crossing Near Rock Springs
Five people including Dr. T Jones a guard from Evanston hospital and three Mrs Leffler family members disappeared after leaving Lander last Friday aiming for Rock Springs. They were last seen near a swollen river bridge area with washes and melting snow hampering travel. Authorities launched searches from Pacific Springs and surrounding areas but have received no word on their condition or location.
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Lander
Rock Springs
T. Jones
Evanaton
Leffler
Philla
Lestat
See Bennett
Parsons
Tspein
Seedey and
Beek
Dr. Jones
Bock Springs
Pacific Springs
Keep Your Eyes Open Warn Kemmerer Readers
A message urges Kemmerer residents to resist propaganda during peacetime. It accuses Washington correspondents of veiled efforts to sway public opinion toward Germany and England, noting editors tone and paid influence. Readers are advised to scrutinize such reports and keep hands off foreign affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Washington
Germany
England
Japanese Miner Killed at Frontier No. 1 Mine
A Japanese miner S Ogawa, 43, was killed Saturday at 8:30 AM when a coal piece struck him at the No. 1 Frontier mine entry. He had worked fifteen years for the company. He died instantly, and was taken to Kemmerer for exam. Funeral services were held yesterday, with interment in the local cemetery.
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Frontier
S. Ogawa
Kemmerer
C. D. Stafford
Fitzpatrick
Bishop Thomas to visit Kemmerer for service and confirmations
The Rt. Rev. N. S. Thomas, Episcopal Bishop of Wyoming, will be in Kemmerer next Tuesday to preach at 7:30 p.m. at St. James Church. A large congregation is expected and the Bishop will administer the rite of confirmation after the sermon.
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N. S. Thomas
Wyoming
Kemmerer
St. James Church
Bank reports show Kemmerer institutions sturdy
The First National Bank and Kemmerer Savings Bank present in the Camera issue reflect a stable community banking system. Their reports describe safety soundness and reliability amid nationwide adjustment, signaling a strong financial footing for Kemmerer.
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First National Bank
Kemmerer Savinge Bank
Bishop McGovern Recounts Pleasant Visit to Local Parish
Bishop McGovern of Cheyenne spent a warm weekend in town. He attended Mass at St Patrick’s, preached on prayer, and praised the St Patrick’s choir. After services he visited with Mr and Mrs P J, then left for Cheyenne, with Father Short planning further Masses in Cumberland and Kemmerer.
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Bar
St. Patrick's Church
Bidhop Ory
P. J
Cheyenne
Father Short
Alahate Amas
Cumberland
Kemmerer
Good Highways Now Assured Bond Election Returns Favor Wide Support
Reports on the state bond election indicate the highway issue carried by about six to one. Early tallies show statewide voting lighter than expected and Kemmerer cast 212 votes with only seven against the issue, suggesting strong local approval though wider totals are needed to meet legal thresholds.
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Kemmerer
Dexter Child Dies at Cumberland Sunday
Elaine Dexter three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Dexter of Cumberland died Sunday evening after an attack of heart trouble. The remains will be overland to Evanston and services will be held there probably this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Dexter
Richard Dexter
Cumberland
Evanston
Awarded Contract To Paint County Jail
J. S. Humphrey, a local painter, was awarded by the Board of County Commissioners to paint and kalfe mine the county jail. The project will cost several hundred dollars and begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Humphrey
Board of County Commissioners
State Highway Officials Inspect Kemmerer Big Piney Road
Thomas Terry and Gayne Drum mond, state highway officials, were in town during the past week for an inspection of the proposed Kemmerer Big Piney road. B. B. Houser, federal road inspector, accompanied the state officials on their inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Terry
Gayne Drummond
Kemmerer-Big Piney
B. B. Houser
Federal
Bank Files Charges Against Sheepherder
A charge against Jim Rogers a sheepherder has been filed by the commerce Savings Bank. Rogers is charged with issuing checks without sufficient funds to cover them upon presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Rogers
The
Commerce Savings Bank
Rogers
Ladies Legion Now Organized in Moose Chapter
The Iadies Legion Chapter 636 of the Loyal Order of Moose is organized with over forty members and incoming applications. Officers for the next six months were elected at a meeting at the Odd Fellows hall, including Mra. J. H. Mantle Senior Regent and Mra. Ollie Brown Junior Line. The charter remains open for sixty days for new applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Order of Moose
Odd Fellows Hall
J. H. Mantle
Ollie Brown
Iine
D. C. Oakley
Kiam Aitkina
AD. Mideley
Mra
Wa. Chamberlain
Race Sommers
William Jonroy
Inside Sentinel
Mias Sophia Sager
Argus
Order
Community Dinner Success Reported at Fellows Hall
A community dinner held at Fellows Hall drew strong turnout and positive feedback. The event, connected to the Ladies Aid Thurday effort, supported local fellowship and service activities.
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Salt Lake
Joseph Duthil
OU Man
Stray Elks
Red Desert
Thomas
Kemmerer Banks
Bishop McGovern
Additio Automobile Li
Dexter Child
Ladies Legion
New Ladies Lodge
Kai Wer
Fellows Hall
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