Thanksgiving Proclamation and Local Panoramas
Thanksgiving proclamation sets aside Thursday November 30 as a day of thanks to the ruler of the universe. calendar sales warn after November 18 extra express costs. Article notes economic contrasts in Russia, calls for open markets, praises Republican protectionists, and reports Uncle Billy Sutton visiting town with cattle sales at $30 for steers and $37 for cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conval General Snodgrass
Russia
Europe
Billy Sutton
Salt Lake
Miss Mary Bury Stars In Kemmerer School Notes
Miss Mary Bury, seventh and eighth grade supervisor at Kemmerer, Wyoming born and raised here, educated in state institutions, recently graduated from State Normal at Laramie. A school literary program featured Olive Ruth Bon, Ethel Hans, Beasie Lehmer, and a debate on railroads versus steamships. The Righthoule club announced officers for lavender and nile green colors. A school assembly for a dance is planned with fifty cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bury
Kemmerer School
Wyoming
Douglas High School
H.C. J
Cheyenne
State Normal
Laramie
Bury
Frican Palmer
Olive Ruthbon
Ethel Hans
Beasie Lehmer
Proton
Deknow
Stella Rathbun
William
Paul Pratt
Mise Deytret
Kanaw
Laurlene Brown
Ethel McKay
Myron
Unclear fragment on water issues and local areas
Fragment mentions Rinking Water and Kem liver Frontier with incomplete context about issues and maswalslere. No clear events, dates, or named entities beyond vague location hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kem
Frontier
Death in Oakley Overshadowed by Typhoid
William Stacey died at his Oakley home after a typhoid illness leaving a wife and seven children, the youngest six weeks old. Funeral was held Monday with Diamondville burial. The community expressed sympathy and a local fundraiser raised about $200 for the widowed family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacey
Oakley
Diamondville
Sracey
Elliot
May Spend Winter at Salt Lake Amos W Smith visit Kemmerer
Amos W Smith of Big Piney visited Kemmerer Sunday night coming from Opal in his Pierre AR row aute. He had been supervising the shipment of his cattle nine in number valued at about 40000 dollars. He was accompanied by Al Osterhout and John Angus and lodged at Hotel Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos W. Smith
Big Piney
Kemmerer
Opal
Pierre-Arrow Aute
al Osterhout
John Angus
Utah
Elkol Celebration Showcases Japanese Birthday Festivities
The Japanese celebration of the Emperor's birthday at Elkol last Saturday drew a large crowd. The school house main room was crowded for the exercises with a full banquet hall, refreshments provided at no cost, and a lively dance. Oakley Japanese residents attended and a fireworks display capped the evening with a festive mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkol
Oakley
Broken Toe Excuse Delays Depot Work Yet Returns Next Day
Tom Fox, keeper of the depot premises and mail guardian, says he broke a toe last week and hobbling in Friday. He could not work that day, sent home, but on the Emperor's birthday celebration at Willow Creek he claimed to have recovered and reported for work the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Fox
Tom
Jay
Willow Creak
Samed
Fish Day at Kemmerer Meat Market and Halloween Dance Review
Thursday is Fish Day at Kemmerer Meat Market with a note of enticing ice cream soda and specialties. Kemmerer Bakery Walton Volce reported a trip to the upper Green River valley, dipping about a half car of baskets and other musical instruments, praising the prosperous journey. The Halloween dance by the Bachelor Girke drew a good crowd, hall decorated with pumpkins and paper patterns in orange and black, cider and doughnuts served, lively music with encores into the late hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Kemmerer Bakery
Walton & Volce
Green River Valley
Girke
Local News From Kemmerer and Surrounding Areas
Ges Hellig and Thad Straight lead elk hunts at the head of We bet they bring back an elk. Frank Bynon joins Camera force to learn the business. E N Fuller, civil engineer from Rea er Wyoming, prepares for land surveying work. Mr and Mrs C H Bowell travel from Toranchop Grown River to ride the Odd Fellows goat. Crank W Dice and Frank from Pocatello visit Kemmerer. Ed Hatton takes mail subcontract for Elliot route starting soon. T F Eynon contractor. George Whitney returns from Montana, attends reel at the show. Suitcase with clothing and dental instruments found between Opal and Holden. Reward offered by Dr W Cunnington. Halloween in Kemmerer enjoyed by many. Lew Smith and others visit from Opal for cattle drive. Charley Hirdhee ordered to carry mail to Marbleton with new postmaster setup. Adrian Alexander Optical Company plans visit to Kemmerer. option work urged to check standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ges Hellig
Thad
Lear
Frank Bynon
Odd Fellows
Good Rider
Crank W. Dice
Sm Frank
Pocatello
Brandon Bone
Little Frank
Kemmerer
Ed Hatton
Daily Mail
Elliot
T. F. Eynon
George Whitney
Montana
Opal
Holden
W. ©. Cunnington
Hallowe'en
Charley Hirdhee
Marbleton
Charley Badd
Big Piney Krammner
Vronk J. Alexander
Alexander Optical Company
Halt Lake City
Japanese Celebrated at Susie
A fragmentary report describes a celebration with a birth announcement, a luncheon, games, and dancing at Susie. It mentions a holiday, a delegation, and plans for winter funds with individuals named Miller and Komumerer.
Frome IC Friday Evening Arrests Story
A fragmentary article describes a general tale of sentiment and a good tale tied to arrests. It mentions a ker and a formal procession but the readable text is sparse and unclear.
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The
Watt Brandon
Qua Vetlow
E. N. Fuller
Reaer
Wyo
C. H. Bowell
Tanchop Grown
Slate Creek
Lew Smith
James Jenson
Fred Bailey
Build Apperson
Kuma Daniels
Dayton Redd
Happy Guach
Fraa Opal
Ted
Herve
Femrman Rabe Miler
Komumerer
Dor Girls
the Lyceum
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