Worry Is the Greatest Sin in Life
The Kemmerer news page notes editor and Mrs. Brandon leaving for Dempsey Idaho for month and foreman Lars Warner to manage Tink Camera. It urges support for humane officer Joyce, laments lack of local aid, and cites Eddie Burke’s Wyoming humane work as a call for cases to be reported. It also decries federal land withdrawals from the Big Horn Basin and argues for state control to boost development and tax bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Dempsey
Idaho
Tink Camera
Lars L. Warner
Eddie Burke
Cheyenne
Kemmerer
Joyce
Big Horn Basin
Wyoming
West
Congress
Bears Prove a Boomer in Fraternal Order of Bears
Chas J Dyer deputy grand organizer for the Bruins arrived in Kemmerer Ohio headquarters at the Hotel Kemmerer to institute a Den of the Fraternal Order of Bears. Businessmen expect rapid growth with two hundred charter members anticipated as the order spreads to Wyoming Utah and the Pacific coast. The charter remains open but is rapidly filling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Hears
Kemmerer
Don 112
Chas
J. Dyer
Bruins
Cincinatti
Ohio
Dyer
Order of Bears
East
Middle West
Wyoming
Utah
Pacific Coast
A Child’s Appeal and Political Names Emerge
A tearful boy pleads for forgiveness amid stern elders in a scene of remorse. The text shifts to political remarks as British Weekly notes President Wilson’s stance, followed by Colorado officials and Republican party figures including Karl W. Smith, EP Pinker, Angus McLoneat, Jubowy Rammen, and Keer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Weekly
Republican
Karl W. Smith
Kommune
Republican State
de. EP. Pinker
Dianmondville
Sneddens
Angus McLoneat
Cumberland
Snedden
Jubowy Rammen
Keer
Boston Wool Market Moves Eastward Amid Steady Prices
A garbled report outlines brisk wool activity with New World sales and rising factory prices. Early purchases signal profit as markets, led by unnamed dealers, push prices higher and buyers anticipate continued demand across markets.
Make Me a Cowboy Again for a Day
Fragmentary lyric recalling old West life with rodeo gear and campfires. It invokes trains wheels aeroplanes and wagons and asks to become a cowboy again for a day amid dusty sagebrush, buckskins, lariats, and cattle sounds.
Firemen’s Reading Rooms Readied for New City Hall
A fragmentary notice describes a fire department reading room setup on an upper floor to serve volunteers and citizens. It calls for appreciation and orderly use of the space, inviting participation from locals and noting planned enhancements and safety measures.
Methodist Services Sym Swt Kemupost
Dine ehvile ah ge a ville 2h rar a Fanaa Mattes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Services
Sym Swt
Kemupost
Kemmerer Plans Big Fourth of July Celebration
Preparations for a county wide Fourth of July in Kemmerer are underway with strong support from business men and citizens. A petition for funds has reached over seven hundred dollars. Joe McDonald leads the fundraising effort. A citizens meeting will form permanent committees to push the plan, promising baseball games, sports, and horse races with prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Joe McDonald
Kemmerer Shoul
Lincoln County
Lincoln County road location notice in 1914 Wyoming
Notice by the board of county commissioners of Lincoln County Wyoming announces a new cut‑off on the Big Piney Stanley road. It details center-line courses and distances, road width set at 92 feet each side, and a request for written objections or damage claims to be filed with the county clerk by noon June 4, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Lincoln County
Wyoming
Big Piney-Stanley
Mining District Facts at Kemmerer Wyoming Highlight Local Assets
In Kemmerer Wyoming a mining district description notes the town as a key Oregon Short Line rail point with a population around 1,500 to 3,000 in surrounding camps. It cites electric lights water and sewer systems, strong schools, and a district valuation over 61 million dollars, naming nearby camps and coal and copper operations and local companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Frontier
Dismondville
Sash Point
Hamafork Creek
Wyoming
Keumnerer
Kemmeror Foul CO
Dhanionuville
Digawat Com &Oko Co
Krovn
Mee
Glencoe T
Oakley
KliGulats
Er Wotls Coal Miilig Co
Conroy
Coal District Payrolls and Post Offices Listed
The United States Coal Co. operates in the Kemmerer district with no Portanice established at the latter camp. Coal output runs about 47,000 tons daily and monthly payrolls fall to 200,000 dollars. Other district post offices include Cumberland, Kikol, Sublet and Yamatork. Payroll for the district is projected to reach 280,000 dollars soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Coal Co
Kemmerer
Kemmerar Distriet
Lincoln County Officers Ansioner Kemmerer County Seat
Fragmentary text lists county officials and places in Kemmerer with mentions of the county clerk. The clearly stated deadline notes communications must reach the County Clerk before moving to ensure prompt attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
O'Neal
Sten
Potatsat
Harold B. Darrian
Manson
Bet
Hell
Ari Cook
W. Tanner
Tan
Jones
Maggie
Ntebolwon
Hy Bawbree
Oac
St Patrick’s Church Mass Schedule in Kemmerer
St Patrick’s Catholic Church in Kemmerer holds Sunday Mass at 10 o clock except first Sunday when 4 pm in Kemmerer and 11 am at the new church in Subs let. Sunday school in Kemmerer at 10 30 am. Pastor D Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Catholic
Kemmerer
Sand
Subs
M. D
Lynch
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Te Kemmerer
Watt Brandon
Zinchon
Wilson
Ammon
Colorado
Boston Wool Market
Gower
Hee Hayes
Sutton
Vuiler
Niet
Macon
H. R. Harrison
Kemmerer, Wyo
Lincoln
Ansioner
Union Pacific System
Dauver
Ug Befer
Ormaba
Renea
Bimit Ootobweri, Wik
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Oregon
Short Line
Michaels Stern Tailors
L. Kastor & Co
Tux
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