Kemmerer to Host Local Miners Club Banquet
The Kemmerer event featured toasts on topics from citizenship and industry to the local mine hospital, with speakers including James Needham of Cumberland mines and O M Moody. Attendees praised civic progress, education, and regional cooperation between Diamondville and Kemmerer, closing with a banquet and remarks from local leaders.
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Pfeiffer
Syureq
EL. Thewetson
Miver
James Needham
Cumberland Mines
Ham
O- M. Moody +pouw
Oregon Short Wine Railroad Company
Moody
Barney Geens
Mr. Geens
HM. Switver
W. A. Hooker
Diamondville
Kemmerer
Eoeentral
Dia
Japanese Celebration at Park Oakley Draws Large Crowd
A large crowd gathered last Sunday at Park near Oakley for a Japanese celebration honoring the Emperor. The program included wrestling, a lecture by Mr Kubota, dancing and fireworks. Disorder marked the event but overall reports say a good time. visitors included Mr and Mrs James Kennedy Randolph of Utahgate. An obituary notes the death of Mrs H Pettit in Red Oak Iowa, described as a kind amiable woman, survived by her husband and a baby boy.
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Park
Oakley
H. T
H. Pettit
Remi
Red Oak
Iowa
Hang Mn Peatit
Mr. Pettit
Kemmerer
Fire alarm reports and town notices in Kemmerer
A cluttered Kemmerer page recounts a fire alarm scene with a green reporter incomplete hose reach, then lists local staff updates, visitors, business changes, and social notes. It mentions bank tax collection, railroad work plans, cattle company movements, health recoveries, and community events amid a busy frontier town update.
Camera Prize Contest Enlists More Mine Explosion Reports
The Camera invites submissions for the prize contest on the report of the Town Commission appointed to investigate the Lossa Fuel Co mine No 2 explosion. Only two articles have been received so far. Entries up to 1000 words accepted. The Iowa Commission report began in the September 12 issue.
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Lossa Fuel Co
Iowa Commission
Notable railroad officials visit Kemmerer lineup
J A Stubbs of Chicago Ulinals chief traffic manager Harriman Jines and E L Calvin assistant general manager arrived Thursday on special extra No 0 drawn by engine 102, an Atlantic type Southern Pacific fast passenger engine. The party toured with Southern Pacific cars Sunset and 1905, the private car of Gen Mann Hancroft, meeting at Live depot by P J Quealy of Kemmer Coal Co and escorted to Balt Lake.
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J. A. Stubbs
Chicago
Ulinals
Harriman Jines
E. £. Calvin
Kemmerer
Atlantic
Southern Pacific Railroad
Southern
General Mann ~ Hancroft
Hunters and party return from ape country after trip
The group Among the Hunters JW Sammi Vo Hania Wren Davie and companions arrived Friday afternoon reporting a good time and plenty of sport. Meware Curtin Hulmner and Hille tested Viilay on the mine errand and anticipate a week of mice. A severe attack of rheumathons unsettled o Mew Qeowr’s ship around.
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Sammi
Vo 0
Hania
Wren Davie
Meware
Curtin
Hulmner
Hille
Witty Editor and Coyote Bounty Report in Pressville
A humorous note from Pressville outlines a versatile editor figure and a chaotic newsroom persona. It quotes a quirky exchange about spelling and office roles, ending with a tale of a deceitful trader and a lament on charlatans. Utah enacts a coyote bounty. State Auditor Dingey holds vouchers for driven coyotes totaling over 6,000 killed since May 15 at 150 dollars each.
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Utah
Charles 5
Dingey
Stray Calf Advertised After Missing Near Bridge
A local boy posted notice offering a reward for a missing black heifer calf from near a bridge. The ad mentions a reward of ten dollars and notes the calf is tame and marked with a white patch. Police were not involved and the notice reflects common 19th century stray cattle recovery practices.
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Postain
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Mason
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Hibbs
Robt. Hocker
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Woodruff
Hon
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R. A. Keenan
Iningieters
Waadionriwil
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Keenan
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Whalen
Avery
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Lida Pubredsibil
Benue
Charkee Waltens
Foti Bee Life
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Frau Culny Hoke Holter
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Shavnen Suni
Hick
Uavetoed
Miner
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Uri
AW. Hakan
Shale Gh
Omen D. Manny
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Ay Midori
O. M. Moody
Ed. Harris
BR. A. White
D.N. Swayzee
Joe
Roberta
MF. Navin
J. H. Dickey
Lindasy Faddis
MA T. Blake
P. J. Quealy
Dr. Ft. A. Hocker
Walter Strache
W. & Downey
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Mr. Husted
Crook
A. J. Man
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Angant Hall
EB. Dhadge
Petermmti
Jamen Neo
John Faddis
M.S. Kemenever
Dr. Garmble
W. H. B. Holl
Carey Edwoungberg
Green
Ohio State Journal
Herald
Fire Department
Wray
Fa. Rumble
Fossil
Kemp Eres
M. Moody
Pocatello
L. J. Healy
O. L. Roberts
Rock Springs
A. E. Goodman
Evanston
Telephone Exchange
Par
Minerva Smith
George Harris
Tom Hartney
Wm. Hull
Hicnard Astle
Afton
Yousing
Sweetwaterty
Peter Gordon
Piney Country
Peter
A.N. Walp
E. L. Smothers
W. C. Knight
R. Deming
J. J. Denny
Wyoming
Peodle
Wanrep
I Konggwork
A. A. Mason
Kemal
Colorado
Swayze
B. A. Keenan
Salt Lake Bay
Granger
Dot Luce
South Carolina
First National Bank of
A. L. Ewing
B.S. Castle
Vorps of
Short Line
Cnine
J. H. Poorman
Gravant Cattle Co
Jackson's Hole, Wye
Colorado Springs
Guy Thomas
Dinck Smith
Bestar
Idabe
Guy Tape
Shabtaly
Lethon
Saue
Amelek
Frontier
Mike Harris
The
Electric Light Company
Misa Nellie Pepper
Uinta County
F. Malone
Mrs.t. A. Davis
Cumberland
Br. W. HL. Hocker
Carrie Martin
Fitnexs
Frank Malone
Camp
Frontier Fire Department
Mixa Stella Heitz
Lionis
Dallas
Ft. Madison
Burlington
Washington
Saturday Evening Post
Philadelphia
Mrs. Avery
Tna
L. H. Hottit
L. H. Pettit
James P. Rosexpens
Joe B. Rose
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Mark Minh
Camera
Stubbs
Qeowr
Bill Smith
Thre
Pressville
Bill Fs
Wm. Smith
Billy Smith
Willie Smith
W. Smith
Mr. Smith
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Phrom
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Min
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