Housing problems dominated by costs and committees
Discussion on housing cost factors continues with John B Sloan arguing materials will rise rather than fall and R A Hacker noting city lot prices remain reasonable. A planning committee of Hacker Rupel and others will push investigations while the Lambs Club grows, aided by the Methodist Ladies Aid supper.
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John B. Sloan
R.A. Hacker
Messed Hocker
Jefferson
Rupel
HH. Mo
Methodist Church
The
Lambs Club
Quealey Attends Democratic Convention in St Louis
P J Quealey arrives in St Louis Missouri for the state committee meeting of the Democratic organization this week. As a state committeeman he is expected to play a key role in several important convention matters.
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P. J. Quealey
St. Louis
Missouri
Mr. Quealy
Pomeroys to Spend Winter in Omaha Nebraska
Mr and Mrs Justin Pomeroy of Fontenelle were in Kemmerer Friday making plans to leave for Omaha Nebraska Saturday The Pomeroy family expects to spend the winter in the Nebraska city but may not stay the entire season in one place
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Mrs
Justin Pomeroy
Omaha
Fontenelle
Kemmerer
Nebraska
Pomeroy
Nebraska City
Sheep and cattle markets show mixed signals in region
Stockmen debate whether bottoms have passed with cow and sheep prices near lows. Some buyers report improving sheep and lamb values ahead, while cattle prices may need to fall further before real movement. Local accounts note sharp regional price spreads and storage costs dampening selling returns. Roll Call led by H H Moyer aims to boost Red Cross support with member enrollments and disaster relief funding.
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Aleve
Fies
John Clay
Cathy Pitces
Algo
Colorado
Corn
Campbell County
E. R Reno
Chicago
Reno
Lee
Spaeth
Mullen
Gillette
Lincoln County
Joe Kinny
Cokeville
Omaha
Ben
Ted Crowe
Henry Moyer
Lincoln Cudtnty
Chichee
Central Division
Worh
Red Cross
Pueblo
San Antonio
Got to Make It Hot Roasting Plan Outs in Boston Trap Script
An employer contemplates a harsh style of handling tasks described as roasting to ensure work is completed. The Boston Trap script tone conveys urgent discipline and hard-nosed management. The item presents a cautionary note on labor tactics and potential workplace intensity.
Why Fur Famine Threatens U S Economy 1920 Fur Imports Rise
Five hundred million dollars marks the fur trade impact as Americans spend heavily this year. Winter imports are projected to surge, with 1920 bids six times higher than prewar years. Detailed analysis shows vast hare and rabbit skins used for felt hats and huts, with tens of millions of pelts entering the market and calls to curb extermination to protect wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Autumn Leaf Color Chemistry in Brownish Tones
The text discusses autumn leaf color changes focusing on plant pigments and sugars. It mentions brown hues and chemical compounds in the eolly epidermis, with references to sunlight, hydration, and soluble hydrocarbons influencing color intensity.
Fish Preservation Through Dehydrated Plates Revealed
An experimental method described by a researcher outlines using dehydrated plates to preserve fish. The process, noted for rapid moisture removal, suggests improved longevity and potential for high food value. The article references a controversial device claimed to create a safe, moisture-free environment.
Japan's War Minister at memorial service reading address
Lieut Gen Ceara Yanindshi, newly invested as Japanese Minister of War, is shown reading an address during a recent memorial service for fallen soldiers. The image captures the ceremonial moment as he assumes the office.
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Ceara Yanindshi
Bootlegging Raids Prompt Widespread Arrests in Kemmerer
Raids across Kemmerer and Lincoln County lead to multiple arrests for manufacturing and selling intoxicating liquors. Fred Anderson, hotel porter, summoned on unlawful sale charges. John Doe, unnamed defendant, faces gambling and croupier charges with hearing set. Mary and Chester Sebastino charged with liquor offenses in a Keemmerer frame building. Additional arrests expected as raids continue statewide amid strong enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Anderson
Kemmerer Hotel
Anderson
John Doe
Acta Ae
Joh. Doe
Rawlins
Why Nature Makes 50 Many Drones
A fragmentary scene describes beehives with drones that idle in wet weather, supported by worker bees. It notes the queen's life cycle begins after mating flights, followed by a dramatic sequence of swarming and mating, culminating in her return to the hive to lay eggs.
Making Shoes Comfortable for Unfit Fitters
A compact guide notes practical steps when shoes irritate. It suggests ensuring proper fit, using button hooks, and easing rubbing points to prevent blisters and discomfort.
How Old in a Tin The Average Lite of M valiand to Property
The text appears garbled but discusses estimates on tin consumption and savings. It references the American Forestry Magazine and a report by the American Railway Engineering committee, noting potential large reductions in hoard ferric?
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Ihe
Amarican Railway Engineering
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Maer
Hart Schatiner & Marx
NEW Ars
Buick Sales CO
Kemmerer, Wyoming
H. H. Moyer
Japan
Exon Cel Esr Annie Powder Co
Ford Nog
Dr.Price
Price Baking Powder Factory
Mary Sebastino
Chester Sebastino
Ans
Keemmerer
Frontier
Diamondville
Law Enforcement Department
Kemmeerer
Keene
Phils
Gentle Rabbit
Momann
Bowen
New
Sonora
Kemmerer Savings Bank
Chevrolet
Superior
Kommerer Garage
Frank Hlachun
Kommerer
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