X Ray Advances Boost Citizenship Petitions and Local Hospital
Clerk of Courts Carl Cook reports 2 declarations of intention and 42 naturalization petitions since Jan 6 with hearings set in February. At Lincoln County Miners' Hospital, Chicago technician Carl Young installs a WM Interrup turium X ray system, demonstrating rapid bone imaging and fracture visibility for surgical planning, aiding recovery and extending modern radiography capabilities.
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Carl Cook
United States
Washington
Cook
Bany
Evanston
Lincoln County Miners’ Hospital
Carl Young
Chicago
Young
Speee
Oakley
Antle
Rock Springs Hos
Lake City
Jack Sheperd
Sublet Wan
Boe
Maine
Whitlock
Mrs Linden Dies After Short Illness at General Hospital
Mrs Gust Linden died Sunday night at Wyoming General Hospital after a brief illness from pneumonia. Born in Norway forty seven years ago, she came to America at age three, lived in Minnesota before twenty seven years in Rock Springs. Survived by husband Linden and three sons Clarence Iver Arthur. sisters Mrs Lerts Lee and Miss S Tufte. brothers Levert and Martin Tufte. Funeral Friday at 2 00 from Lutheran Church with Rev Lewis officiating, burial in Mountain View Cemetery.
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Gust Linden
Wyoming General Hospital
Green River
Rock Springs
Norway
America
Fiest
Minnesota
Rock Springe
Clarence
Lver
Arthur
Ierts Lee
S. ‘Tufte
Levert
Martin ‘Tufte
Luthern
AM Street
Hev
Lewis
Mountain View Cemetery
Stock Springs
Mra
Linden
Gus
Superintendent on Piney Visits Big Flow Schoolhouse
Mrs. Maggie Nisnolson county superintendent of schools made a regular annual visit to the Fall River Basin area. She praised the district for its forward steps toward a modern Big Flow schoolhouse and noted the value to the community. She is a longtime Big Piney resident and renewed several old friendships during the visit.
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Maggie Nisnolson
Nicholson
Fall River Basin
Big Flow
Big Piney
Piney Examiner
Marbleton State Bank Elects Leaders at Organizers Meeting
At a meeting of Marbleton State Bank organizers last week Chas P Budd was elected president and James W Chrieman became vice president. Directors include J Budd JW Chrieman A Laman W W Lucy E A Richardson F D Ball James Jensen and Geo J Abbott of Cheyenne. The new bank building will be ready for occupancy by mid August.
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Marbleton State Bank
Chas
P. Budi
James W. Chriemans
J. Budd
JW. Chrieman
A. Laman
W. W Lucy E. A. Richardson
F. D. Ball
James Jensen
Geo. J. Abbott
Cheyenne
Evanston elects new mayor amid endorsement wave
Mayor Eastor of Evanston wins the mayoral race with backing from local officials. The ticket includes Ms H Armtrong and J J Wicks as key council choices. Voters weigh municipal needs against party platforms in shaping future leadership and governance.
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Evanston
Widenes
Os Ae
Povermeant
Srarapals
Wool Buyers Bid to Spark Electrification Plans
Wool buyers have visited the region for four weeks with several clips purchased. Dewey Gould bought the Leckie clip of about 15 000 pounds and the Poston clip of 75 000 pounds. Jeremiah Williams acquired the Spurs clip of 100 000 pounds. Prices range 15 to 15.5 cents per pound. The text notes potential county losses and discusses broader energy politics and railway system implications affecting the region.
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Poston
Dewey Gould
Jeremiah Willams
Sa A Pond
Sweet Water County
Rock Springs
Commercial Club Meeting in Kemmerer City Hall
A meeting for those interested in forming a Commercial Club in Kemmerer will be held at City Hall tomorrow evening Thursday May 22. Over 70 names have already been secured and all interested are invited to attend.
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Kemmerer
Thursiday
Electric Elevator in Lincoln County Store to Open
The Blyth-Fargo stockroom in Lincoln County will install an electric elevator after the motor and fixtures arrived last week. This upgrade marks the first electric freight elevator in the county and will be put in immediately.
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Kemmerer
Blyth-Fargo Tosking
Lincoln County
New Turn Table Works at Kemmerer Roundhouse
The large turn-table before the Kemmerer roundhouse on the Oregon Short Line is now in operation. Massive locomotives can be reversed and moved with ease. Electric operation will begin once the full apparatus is installed and ready.
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Kemmerer Roundhouse
Oregon Short Line
Jna
Shuster Family Leaves for Los Angeles to Start New Life
O Shuster and his daughter Mary departed last week for Los Angeles where they plan to establish a future home. Mrs Shuster is among the area's pioneer residents and Mary previously worked at the Kemmerer telephone exchange. Friends extend best wishes for their new venture.
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O. Shuster
Mary
Los Angeles
Dividing County Property Dispute Across New Boundaries
A fragmented report outlines conflicts over county property division involving Matte and Gosten objecting to appraisals as county lines shift. The text notes tensions over existing structures and territory reassignments, with references to new counties and historic investments, including mentions of Chall and Laramie regions.
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Levraunie
Matte
Gosten
Fierach Aed Widdows
Agypenes
Caveiderio Aneiey
Tore
Laramie County
Big Pineys to Be Incorporated
A fragmented oblique note discusses the incorporation of Big Pineys with references to heirs, preliminary steps, and local officials. The text mentions Kemmerer and county perspectives, with vague allusions to legal processes, property prices, and regional notices.
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Lincoln County Miners ’ Hospital
Peres Beink
Noone
The
First National Bank of
the City
Chas. A. Christmas
Wyoming
Kemmerer Hardware & Furniture CO
Marbleton Bank
Mayor Eastor
Welte
Manitou
Manitou, Colorado
Angelo Molinar
Diamondville
Oregon
Eleetrios Power Companies
Fs Ueortiien
Seth
Clarand
Bette
Commercial Club
Moi
Anew Tne
Kapotinas
Kemmerer Savings Pouk d& Prust Company
Assistanon al
Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Co
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