QuEality Post Officers Record
F.4 Quealy presides with WM O Connell secretary and WS post vice president Frank Pfeipfer as treasurer. The year ends with 82 00 100 noted in the record.
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1906
Page
16
F.4 Quealy presides with WM O Connell secretary and WS post vice president Frank Pfeipfer as treasurer. The year ends with 82 00 100 noted in the record.
Community notes praise Memorial Day observance efforts led by ladies and fraternal societies. A meeting is called at Eagle's Hall to discuss forming a Kemmerer baseball team, with strong support for a good club and public recreation. Proposals for Fourth of July plans are debated amid regional interest in organizing delegation travel and local sports activity.
Residents debate the right to decide their county seat while weighing advantages and disadvantages. The discussion centers on Uinta County and its potential status as a wealthy late-arranged region within the state.
United States Land Office Evanston announces Isanelle Ac Twichett of Viola Wyoming filed notice to make final desert land proof. Witnesses Philetus P Twiehel Oliver M Twiehel W Jones and Frank DeGrow all of Viola. Proof to be heard at Fontanel Wyoming on June 6 1900. Register Thomas Y. Davis.
A Graysville man recalls three Livonia customers cured of consumption by Dr King’s New Discovery. One nearly moved to Arizona to sell his property before using the remedy. The ad hails it as the most wonderful medicine, guaranteed by J B Roberts as the sure cough cold throat and lung healer.
A garbled OCR note lists various tonics and remedies for coughs and colds. It mentions Kennady’s Tyaitive Chaney and a product called Topo the hawele expela, suggesting use for both young and old, with references to bowel effects and relief from cold symptoms.
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