Kemmerer Boosters Call For Local Industry Growth
The editor argues for Kemmerer as a rail hub and mining district, highlighting payrolls over 840,000 monthly and contributions from Keamerer Goal Co Diamond Coal and Coke Allon Paville Coal Elk Coal. It urges attracting wool scouring plant hospital and railroad division to boost Prosperity and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken
Ivel
Ditile
Keamerer Goal Co
Diamond Coal & Coke Co
Allon Paville Coal Co
Elk Goal Co
Vhis
Oregon Short Ling
Kemmerer
Kemuwrer
Two Japanese Killed In Subler Wine Fuse Incident
Two Japanese youths were killed Wednesday afternoon when a fuse in a wine bottle device failed to ignite and a cap did not explode. An inquest conducted by Coroner Carnaban of Guu Lert found the deaths resulted from careless handling. The event occurred Friday after hours with limited attendance, and the case remains under Kemmerer authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnaban
Guu
Livestock Market News and Local Ranch Notes
Abner Luminostn reports Opal area cattle and sheep movements tied to rail shipments and rising hay prices. The piece notes an unusually large cattle and sheep volume, expanding future stock markets, and plans by Mr and Mrs Lewis Travis to invest in alfalfa and a Marbleton business building after a successful Big Piney ranch season. The Travises also recount elk hunts and a return to the Los Angeles winter home, with next spring expected to bring more improvements and increased ranch value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abner Luimamn
Opal
Eauie
Bisiteis
Eeule
Rabeliien
Lewis Travis
Big Piney
Los Angeles
Travis
Marbleton
Lewis
Mra
T'ravis
Ballad of Mary and Dane performed by Lamsork students
Hamsfork notes a pupil performance titled The Ballad of Mary and dane by students of Lams ork school under Miss Anna Wilson to raise funds for a school library. The article mentions Bryant Stocks returning from a hunt with a tue ell and family travel plans to Salt Lake City for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary and
Dane
Lamsork
Anna Wilson
Bryant Stocks
Ray
Law Addis
Sublet
Dave Son
Saltt Lake
K. Stocks
Salt Lake City
Charley HUWeH Moves From Green River to Lebloke Lane Home
Charley HUWeH spent a couple of days in Ketchnerer during the first week and now claims Lebloke lane on the river above Yeety as a home from Green River Cry. He has been located at Daniel for years and now operates a visible Green Hives tineles below the desert May at Clevetail's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Huweh
Ketchnerer
Green River Cry
Lebloke
Yeety
Charley
Daniel
New Telephone Line Connected in Valley and Cokeville
The Forest Service completed its telephone line from Afton into Cokeville this week enabling better communication for Valley residents and Cokeville. A line from Kemmerer to Cokeville is proposed to link the county’s communities and improve contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Afton
Cokeville
Sanford Dodge Plays Merchant of Venice and Faust in Kemmerer
Sanford Dodge and his company presented The Merchant of Venice and Faust in Kemmerer. The performances were well received with strong praise for Dodge's Shylock and the troupe’s overall quality. The shows drew a large and eager audience, and managers hope for future engagements as popular as these.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Sanford Dodge
Faust
Kemperer
Mr Dodge
Shylock
Labor Journal Second Wyoming Issue From Cheyenne
The Wyoming Labor Journal, Cheyenne monthly official organ of the Wyoming State Federation of Labor, is in its second issue. Herbert R. Schneider serves as editor and manager. Priced at 50 cents per year, the 36-page magazine offers strong coverage of labor benefits, keeping readers informed about labor in the state and supported by advertising.
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Wyoming Labor Journal
Cheyenne
Wyoming State Federation of Labor
Herbert R. Sehneider
Organization of Labor
Tte
Friends of
Isbor
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Wrany Farmers
First National Bank of
Positor
First National Bank
Wyoming
Ute & Duan
Rochester
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Co
Skmmerer Savings Bank
Brevi Whe
Wyc
Hamsfork
Clevetail’s
Labor
Joma
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