Pioneer Woman Jane Beachier Dies in Wyoming Camp
Mrs Jane Beachier died October 4 at her ranch home near Hablet Wyoming after a long illness. A pioneer of frontier camps she moved west with her husband John Beachier and raised nine children. Funeral Tuesday at the M E Church with burial in Kemmerer cemetery.
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Jane Beachier
Hablet
Wyo
Tle
Frontier
Beachier
Pennsylvania
Potteville
la Cerne
Inesband
Colorado
Washington
John Beachier
Charles Unn
George
John
Herbert
Walk
Alfred
Ide Meow
Sabtei ‘Myre
Kate Meng
Walla Walla
Wisp
Fearl Aitkens
Valoreu
Junn
McNally
Kemmerer
Buggy Crash Near Diamondville Injures Two Women
A buggy driven by Mrs. Merrie and Mrs. Lanabeck near Diamondville Kansas veered off the road on Wednesday. Both Isaies were thrown clear and climbed a telegraph pole before the vehicle broke loose. They were taken to Seaford hospital where Mrs. Merriman had cuts on her head and Lindbeck suffered a knee injury. The pair escaped serious harm.
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Rat Merrie
Lanabeck
Diamondville
Kemmerer la
Seaford
Merriman
Lindbeck
Card of Thanks to Local Lodges for Kindness
Mrs Janet Felix expresses heartfelt thanks to Sem Diego Lodge No 166 and Book Springs Lodge No 038 for support after the loss of her husband. She notes the many expressions of love and sympathy will not be forgotten.
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Diego
Springs Lodge
Kemmerer
Card of Thanks for Local 2752 and family
The writer extends sincere thanks on behalf of absent parents to Local 2752 UMWA and others for kind words and comfort. Also thanks friends who offered support during the illness and loss of a beloved wife and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beachler
Gift subscription to The Youth's Companion described
An 8 page description promotes The Youth's Companion as a Christmas gift offering $1.75 for weeks of issues. The ad urges sending a postal card for sample copies and notes benefits for both giver and recipient. Subscriptions include a free The Companion's Calendar lithographed in ten colors. The price rises after January 5.
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Erate
Berkley It
Boston
Death of Sohnty Felix Latent in Kemmerer Rites Held
Funeral services for Sohnty Felix were held at the Catholic church with Father Lynch officiating. Burial followed at the cemetery with a large cortege. Felix, a Kemmerer resident for fifteen years, was aged 31 and survived by a wife and five children with relatives in Austria and across Wyoming.
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Fella
Bright
Eis Ledge
San Diego
Feliz
Inlew
Andrew Robertesa
Father Lynch
Jand
Eike
Kemmerer
Mike Ladiss
Otedard
Wigner
D. J. Brown
Bayi En Muchier
C. W. Brandon
Felix
Bees
Ersant
John Felix
Austria
New Mexico
Salt Lake
Sunny
James
Thor
Lihue
Cumberland
Philip Hussar
Su +t
St. Waters
Annie Clausen
Cambernd
George Yak
Vernal
Vab
Ed Felis
Connerland
Robertson
Wyo
Maki
Anime
Andrew Robertas
Whm
William
Andrew Jr
Jame Ud Maxwell
Wm.vileoz
Care That Cos. New Jersey Genius Sponsors Cat Conservation
A quirky report notes a New Jersey thinker focusing on energy conservation in the home with unusual methods. The piece mentions a speculative transplant of sounds and sweet tones from a dove to aid sleep, aiming to calm various weary minds including poker players, though the tale reads as a whimsical urban legend rather than a verified scientific effort.
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Cos
New Jersey
Cal
Sapien
Peter
You will like those delicious bon tens at The City Drug store
Local brief notes a stray phrase about bon tens at The City Drug Store cement work and a crew of comment men. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear events or identifiable persons.
Auburn Car Story Reflects Local Pride and Travel
A fragmentary 19th century note praises an Auburn car used by Arthur Pale of New York for trips in Fall River and over rugged routes. It mentions mileage on desert trips to Rock Springs, a Pinedale route, and a belief the owner may trade for weather. It also references Lincoln County Cigar and a milk based dessert recipe, with garbled names and odd details.
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Auburn
Bill
Arther Pale
Bien
Bie Remeh
Fall River
Ross
Rock Springs Gar
Alt Bourm
Pinedale
Hel & Man
Lincoln County
Kemamerer Cigar Company
Big Piney Printing and Publishing Company Proposal
Kemmerer Bakery provided a draft charter for a proposed Big Piney Printing and Publishing Company. The plan outlines publishing a newspaper and engaging in various business ventures, including property acquisition, contracts, and general operations. Capital is 1,002.00 dollars in 90 shares of 25 dollars each, term five years, with five directors: W. G. Holts, J. A. Black, J. B. Ludd, H. B. Thompson, and James Mickalaga. Principal office in Piney, Uinta County, Wyoming, agent in charge H. B. Thompson.
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Smustporstion
Big Piney Printing and Pubhaey Company
Wmed
Tandl
Nem
Girvet
Daid
Ite
Iret
W. G. Holts
J. A. Black
J. Bludd
H. B. Thompson
James Mickalaga
Piney
Uinta County
Wis
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Kemmerer Camers
Bach Weserstey
von Brundve
Beer Ead Propriewr
Renee
John Beschier
Mrs
Janet Felix
Sohnty Felix
Sea Diegs
Napoleon
Julius Caeser Kopayarte
Julius Caesar
Rart
Caesar
Seciams
Mr Calvert
Coment Man
Masonic Lodge
Kemmerer Bakery
Jers
Wool Bhai
Glenwood” Guest
Dres
Rain
Col
D.B. Ulerop. No
Snaeig
Blyth
Fargo-Hoskins Company
W. Nelle Kemmerer
Va. P. Holts
Embree Hardware, & Furniture Co
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