Rates to be Reduced for Insurance in Kemmerer
The Rocky Mountain Fire Underwriters Association may cut insurance rates in Kemmerer after a first class fire protection inspection. Mayor Bennamald notes the town’s water supply and hose strength exceed requirements, hinting at lower detatched residences rates and possible business property reductions, though final action awaits association approval in a couple of months.
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Kemmerer
Wolag
Reduet'sa
Opal visitor Graham notes county prosperity and roads
Wu Graham of Opal visits late in the week and commends Creek area. He reports good roads and early rancher shipments. Prosperity appears evident as sheep and cattle movements increase and markets improve, with Graham planning to move sheep toward Omaha and noting political context.
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Graham
Opal
Mattie
Local Family Plans Small Farm Project Near Willow Creek
A family near Sublet plans a small farm on Willow Creek’s bank after a visit from Philip Hussar of Kemmerer. They intend to start truck gardening this year and hope to expand as the season progresses.
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Philip Hussar
Kemmerer
Unclear OCR: Coal Workers and Contacts in Novi Area
Fragmentary text describes individuals pushing coal and a plan involving Walkers of coud. Mentions Lattenve Mew, Heame, Caithwell, and a theater. Coherence and specifics are unreadable. no clear event, date, or outcome established.
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Phil
Oliver Novi
Hm Mwah
Ablentias
Caithwell
Tibia
Hind
Cottlers
Imaal Theater
Mundell Wishes Count Well After Relapse
From Newcastle comes word that Congressman Frank W Mundell suffered a relapse after registering last week and is confined to his room most of the time. Doctors say the illness is slight and he is improving, though recovery may take some time. The Mundell household now includes William recovering from measles and Dorothy and Frank recovering as well. Voters will remember Frank on election day and those voting for the Republican administration hope for continued road and bridge improvements.
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Newcastle
Frank W Monell
Mundell
William
Dorothy
Frank
Hin
Lin
Uinta County Campaign Speech Critiques Groshou Candidacy
Tom Sneddon pledges to deliver votes for Democratic county commissioner hopeful Maurice Groshou amid criticism from Evanston Times editor Mather Allard and supporters of Carey and Greyene Leader. The piece questions Groshou’s ownership and tax status, arguing he lacks holdings in local corporations and suggesting state development stakes.
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Mather Allard
Evanston
Uinta County Taz Folia
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Governor Brooks for Wyoming Office Support
The passage lauds Hon Bryant B Brooks Governor of Wyoming stating his administration boosted state wealth and growth. It notes he rose from resource wealth, favors returning to public office, and cites his personal travel funding and speeches as attracting capital and investment to Wyoming. The tone endorses Brooks and frames his leadership as proven by rapid state development.
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Hele Can
Gce
Brooke
United States
Republican Party Push In County Election
Citizens in Kemmerer discuss tax rolls and home demand while noting 30 new parcels in the residence district. The piece defends Republican candidates for county commissioners, asserting no support from leading Republicans for opposition, and promises forthcoming proof.
Frank Gunnell for Representative in Branaton Race
Uluta County voters are urged to support Frank Gunnell on the Republican ticket. A longtime Branaton resident, he rose from hardship after his parents died to become a locomotive engineer with Union B, has served on the Grivvange Committee and the General Board of Adjustment, and is presented as a steady worker with strong labor ties.
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Uluta
Branaton
Frank Gunnell
Frank Cammell
House of Representatives
Bor
Springield
Hill
Union B. B
Eatalas
Sheep Losses Case Dismissed in Kemmerer Wariness
A report from Kemmerer notes a dismissed case amid sheep market woes. Ed Brandley and Mrs Brandley returned from an eastern market with prices around 4.50 to 6.50 per head as 65 000 sheep faced dry feed, high losses, and grazing challenges. The piece mentions land survey disputes and possible government action affecting claimants and timber disputes, with officials weighing resurvey and protest costs.
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Brandley
Mre
Kemmerer
Tare
Witte
Soin Hock
Cnited States Land Qillee
Distriet
Mke
Joe Smith
Meg Smith
Department
Mtr. Smith
Sneddon Fights for Personal Gain in County Tax Case
A reader’s letter claims Sneddon fights Republican county commissioners over valuation of Diamondville Oakley and Glencoe holdings to shift tax burden. It contends the assessor’s visit prompted an inflated schedule, boosting company taxes while aiding Democratic interests and criticizing Sneddon’s political motive.
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Sneddon
You
Demondville
Diamond Geal and Co
Kiuch
Uinta County
Diamondville
Geneve
Oakley
Diamondville No. 1
Oakley No. 2
Samyas
Glencoe No. 4
Saime
Company ‘ Carriages
Manta Aut
Republicry Commissioners
Mie
Farber
Ose
Chow
Chieios
Court House
le Sual Poparty
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