Daniel Items highlights local moves and people
Grace Van Winkle completes six months at Webb school, plans to attend Leland Stanford University in California. W H Booker, Mr Smith relocate Booker goods to Fall River Basin as new home. E S Allen visits Kemmerer with Mr and Mrs B P Bentley. Keith Culberson receives Cleveland tractor from Big Piney garage. Mrs Dunbar and bride visit North Park Colorado. new bride Alex Dunbar returns from railroad. Mrs Angus Snider to work at P H Healy home. Bob Hill’s Baum ranch relatives visit Pantel. Merna residents haul postal supplies.
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Daniel
Grace van Winkle
Webb School
Miss van Winkle
California
Leland Stanford University
W. H. Booker
Mr. Smith
Booker
Fall River Basin
Sherman Lloyd
E. S. Allen
Kemmerer
B. P. Bentley
Keith Culberson
Cleveland
Big Piney
Dr. Montrose
Denver
Mra. C.F. Wells
Salt Lake
Church Building to Be Moved for Suburb Settlement
Report notes debate over relocating a church to better serve the poor in Sublet parish. Discussions reference Catholic rites, community access, and potential construction plans within the settlement area. Officials consider timing and funding as part of broader urban development efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Elkey Tim Shir
Cumberland 10 Plan July Fourth Celebration
Cumberland readers prepare for a big Fourth of July celebration with a full program of races for all ages including 50 and 60 yard dashes, sack races, obstacle events, relay, barrow boxing, field events, a tug of war, and a ball game. Morning speeches and an afternoon dance with refreshments follow, plus a first aid course for local youths and general good will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Cumberlanders
Bureau of Mines
No. 2
Roy Williams
John Hunter
Clarence Johnson
No. 1
Pete Baum
Dan Jankine
La)ninking Lo Glyneow
Borting la Cfu Etitem
Mee University of Utah
Paul Kukuy Tas
Rook
Cumberland Mines Boss Improves and Local News Update
G A Brown Cumberland mines superintendent is reported improving while the Wireless will be absent on the billow. Spencer Williams family plans to move to City No. 2 and Mr Benson and family depart for England. Charles Addy returns from Salt Lake City with a well earned vacation report. Will Martin, ninth grade pupil, enrolled in Ogden auto school but illness sent him home. Cumberland school pupils show high averages led by G Eyle Addy Lydia Williams Walter Johnson Lawrence Rock Lorean Blacker and Lizzie Bianchini.
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Len
Mike ‘Kelis
No. 2
South
Turday
Emplo
Cumberland
G. A. Brown
Omaha
Nebr
Spencer ‘Williams
Addy
Will Martin
Ogden
South Cumberland
G. Eyle ‘Addy
Lydia Willams
Walter Johnson
Lawrence Rock
Lorean Blacker
Lizzie Bianchini
Baseball club near solvent receipts and disbursements
Treasurer Jefson presents a full statement of receipts and disbursements for the local baseball club. The list includes payments to Mrs William Max Rothm J Thomas Freebury E H Simkins Wood Angel Victor Smith C M Whitney D W Salmon White House Paul W Comer Ivan Jones Roy A Mason Frank Rosenstein Kemmerer Union Laundry Combination Cafe Walter Turley Mott Heitz Mack s Barber Shop and others, noting obligations of the year and assorted small expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefson
William Max Rothm
J. Thomas Freebury
E. H. Simkins
Wood & Angel
Victor Smith
C. M. Whitney
D. W. Salmon
White House
Paul W. Comer
Ivan
Jones
Roy A. Mason Wee
Frank Rosenstein
Kemmerer Union Laundry
Combination Cafe
Walter Turley
Mott & Heitz
Frank
D. C. Oakley
Mack’s Barber Shop
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Tex
Robt. H. Ingersoll & Bro
New York
Chicago
Sei
Wits
Wivedisley Esnanbey
Toh McNaMmars Corrrornvavesisennase O. Fe Sndtasinnse
Sreemtereeres
Wiliam Hunter
Jontenes
Nctaacanenennnne
Kemmerer Bakery
Alex Bettas
Lincoln Planing Mill
Oe Bon Ton
M. & M. Confectionery
Holland Brothers
First National Bank
Wonsonnes
Vance
Roomm
Hartley
Pitcher’s Carfare) Co
Bases & Data
Tad
B.f.-H. Co
Gasolint Tinwin Bo
Fc Camera
Ig M&m
U. S. Chala
Usco
U.S Plain
U. 8
United States
J. D.noblitt Company
Cokeville, Wyoming
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