Rail and political notes from the era
The Great Northern trims Seattle to Chicago train time by eight hours. O S L trains may see a faster sorter schedule. Congress elevates Goethals to major general for Panama Canal work. Editorials question hard labor and gender roles. Clarence D Clark voices Republican optimism on party unity and a possible 1932 Republican win. Milwaukee Leader cites Rockefeller income and influence, noting large philanthropic and political sway.
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Great Northern
Seattle
Chicago
Congress
Colonel Goethals
Panama Canal
Princess Chrysanthemum operetta receives high school praise
The High School music class staged the operetta Princess Chrysanthemum with Japanese design costumes and decorations. The cast delivered credit to their parts and Prof. Davis and Miss Lee, the directors, earned praise for the production.
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Chrysanthemum
Kemmerer
Ce Pating
Bur Camera
Medla
Davis
Misa Lee
Lowell Smith Birthday Surprise At Home
A Tuesday birthday surprise gathers at Lowell Smith’s home as young friends host a party with a lunch and gifts. Attendees include Myrtle McClement Ethel Whiteant Vine Amith Eleanor Blickfeldt Myrtle Graham China Wilson Fioranomeee Ma unto Pfvilfer Blugant Smith Stasters Ervin Caves Elmer Young Bell William Whitoosh Ralph Rosenberg Pilon McClement Benton Hansen Toewad Leawell Stamith and Compas vil engraved candy cards.
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Lowell Smith
Evo Smith
Ueisted
Emily Hainsworth
Myrtle McClement
Ethel Whiteant
Ving Amith
Eleanor and
Anna Blickfeldt
Myrtle Graham
China Wilson
Fioranomeee
Maunto Pfvilfer
Blugant Smith
Stasters
Ervin Caves
Elmer Young
Bell
William Whitoosh
Ralph Rosenberg
Pilon McClement
Benton Hansen
Toewad Leawell Stamith
Call for Bids Kemmerer Niwalag May 11 ILA
Bid notices opened for Kemmerer Niwalag on May 11 under ILA terms. County clerk will release details on a county website and at the Keimmeres town hall with plan specifics and bid prices for property and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Niwalag
Ila
Couey Pometh
Tuoi
T Jun
Hounly
Sheri
Keimmeres
Getinainn de
Gatti
Abun
Keliusahee
Erik
Tov Thawed
Comierianens
Coatling Bilin
Uuuieanel
Poob
Rane
Ated
Teile Ueick
Bowser Bt
Marquis Elected to City City Officials in Local Election
The Republican ticket won yesterday with Dr Marquis elected amid low voter interest. Christians offered good spirit and will accept the results gracefully. New officers are deemed capable, with no bitterness expected among citizens as the vote totals are listed.
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Republian
Crtisans
Wao. E. Pitt
Opal Visitor Petrie Reports Busy Spring in Opal
Opal visitor Findlay Petrie paid The Camera a pleasant call and shared current Opal news. He notes a busy spring with shearing pens running full blast under Geore Watts management and many freighters arriving, keeping the Opal Mercantile Co. crew very occupied.
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Findlay Petrie
Opal
Opal Mercantile Co
Findlay
Lambing Under Way Near Fish Creek After Wool Sale Report
Frank Wexelberger reports lambing progressing nicely on Fish Creek in Hay Hollow after shearing. He also says the Chris Jewel clip stock springs sold for 274g¢e, possibly the highest Wyoming wool price, though details remain to be confirmed.
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Frank Wexelberger
Fish Creek
Hay Hollow
Wexelberger
Cameron
Chris
Wyoming
Wezelberger
Etil
Japanese Theatre Night Draws Camp Crowd in Kemmerer
A traveling San Francisco troupe performed at Jayne pool hall near the fik hotel last Saturday night. Boys from the surrounding camp attended but the reporter could not fully describe the show. Applause greeted the singing and acts presented.
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Kemmerer
Campa
San Francisco
Jayne Pool Hall
Fik
Moose Dance Planned at Lyceum Theatre May 16
The Moose Lodge of Kemmerer announces a dance at the Lyceum Theatre on Saturday May 16. The Kemmerer orchestra will provide music and a strong turnout is expected.
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Loyalder of
Moose
Lyceum
Frontier man and son accused after odd Nogwett drive
Frontier resident Found Fishing Good Lee Terre and his son Joe with Jack Roberts reportedly drove into Nogwett county Friday afternoon to attend a roast in Hook Creek. Local reports indicate a confrontation occurred and authorities were alerted.
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Lee Terre
Frontier
Joe
Jack Roberts
Nogwett
Hook Creek
Photos Alter Death Fret Haueey Last Week
A scrambled clipping describes a death incident last week with references to a nephew and a sister, noting a family member’s involvement and a medical event. The legible fragments mention a photographer and a light, implying a tragic accident or autopsy context.
Dan Parker On Trial For The Defense
Dan Parker faces trial as the defense counsels and clerks discuss warrants and juror payments. The court notes potential murder trial implications, with references to witnesses and delays as proceedings move forward.
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Dan Parker
Court Notes Highlight Kempmerer Murder Trials And Juror Talks
Court sessions in Kemmerer focus on murder cases with Claudia Christensen and Andrew Colling among defendants. Juror selection, witness travels, and ongoing trials plus verdicts in multiple cases mark a busy week as officials pursue felonious charges.
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Chas. Sammon
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Sammon
Bert Long
George Powers
Mrs.Turner
Wm. Clark
Election results reveal local races and court cases
Realising readers’ wider interests Tim Cawrna reports yesterday’s municipal results for Lincoln county and nearby towns. Marion Hoorm and J D Tanner win posts. Republicans win mayoral seats. several council seats filled. Mock Springs reports no election. Local murder trial coverage notes Parker case and arson defendant J Mott pleads not guilty. judge dismisses juror over prejudgment. bonds set at 600.
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Lincoln County
Tim Cawrna
Maren
Citer Hoorm
Altisens
J. D. Tanner
Dan
Freok
Chapel
Marbleton
Cornelli
Mer
Mike Meeks
Izens
Paaror
Orvil Alien
Gudmundsen
Melvin Howard
Sam Pee Eee
Eset
Cokeville
Balla Jack Pit
Parker
Louis G. Jupes
BE. J
Senior Picnic and School Events At Kemmerer High
The Kemmerer High School senior class and faculty enjoyed a Saturday at Waterfall with games picnics and outdoor sports. A nine reel feature Sea Mineables showed Monday night and upcoming events include Juniors entertaining Seniors and a tea for senior members Frankie Wilton Bessie Seb Mary Mack Nora Stewart Mayme Jones Sam Ros Vaughn Lyons Leroy Rosenberg.
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Kemmerer High School
Waterfall
Pier Senapehoo
Gantge
Frankie Wilton
Bessie Seb
Mary Mack
Nora Stewart
Mayme Jones
Sam Ros
Vaughn Lyons
Leroy Rosenberg
Lyceum to be leased after May 1 under new management
Frank Davia will manage the Lyceum theatre after May 1 under a lease with Alex Scott. Details of the plan and future features are to be announced as arrangements proceed.
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Willard Bell
A. J. Hogan
Lyceum Theatre
Frank Davia
Alex Scott
Fea
Man Found Dead on Street After Fall Near Car
A man discovered on the street near a stalled car is reported dead by bystanders. The coroner has been alerted and the body removed. A second passerby notes a possible fall and insists the man was only slightly injured.
Fragmented note on Wool at 26 18 Wordle
A rough fragment mentions Morris and Thomas with unclear references to wool and a clip. The text is garbled and lacks coherent detail or identifiable event, people, or places to form a clear summary.
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Aypea
Morris
Thomas
Leppilioes
Opal Happenings Shearing Season Ends At Opal
George Watts oversaw a busy Opal sheep shearing season with about fifty thousand sheep shorn. The operation ran smoothly under his management and many flocks were cared for. workers have moved on to the lambing season elsewhere. Local interest drew crowds each spring, and readers are urged to subscribe for the Camera.
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George Watts
Pal Corrals
Opal
Frontier Notes Albert Kalinski to Quit It
Fragmented OCR notes mention Albert Kalinski and Mre Marnie Lafferty, relating to a marriage event at the home of Frank. References include Salt Lake, Mrs Cartiri, Pan, and Wadena, with unclear dates and names amid torn text.
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Albert Kalinski
Marnie Lafferty
Frank
Seepas
Salt Lake
Cartiri
Hugh Roberts
Thomas
Diamondville Beats Montpelier Despite Sunday Weather
In a weather disrupted game between Diamondville and Montpelier, Diamondville claimed a victory as a fair season tear and audience attendance were affected by the threatening forecast.
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Diamondville
Montpelier
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Clarence D. Clark
Bvanston Times
Victor Berger
Milwaukee
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Laramio
Lowell
Ws Cqunty Clerk
DR. Marquis
Mtoadepa Ks
Thos. Jones
Mise Jones
Master Jones
George Smith
Matthew Austin
Cook
Aveading
Seine
Camere
Ron Meane
Eeve
Wilkie
Dafer
District Court
Claudia M. Christensen
August Christensen
Diverse
Walter A. Muir
Sweetwater County
Big Piney
Dan Atty. H
Hidgely
Cheyenne
Senenis
Obama
Marshall
Jack Christmas
Oret
Gregor Strucel
J H., Mantle
B L. Smith
A. Calverly
Kei Ei Hawke
A. D. Hoakit Piper
A. Johnston
W. ©. Nobertewill
Bell and
Jobn Griff
Gepieiag
Steve Kragovitch
Nick
Andrew Colling
Hamilton and Roberts
Ve. Alfreds
de Tallieree
Petiol
Solenquaia
Pe Ffelts
Hewrie Heckstead
Henry Long
Geo. Whitten
WC. Roberts
Archie Miller
Ribot Au
Pubiola
Tieecks Lamber Co
U.S. Coal Co
US Coal Co
Gaunt of Pole
Varker
Fudlow
Vilise
Handeaneey
Jake Zumbee
Haunt
Chas. A. Christmas
The
Pens
Miller
Daniel
Jim Chrisman
Keumerer
Frontier Notes
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