Community appeal for hospital fund and murder report
A local plea urges Kemmerer residents to donate monthly to erect a hospital building, noting costs beyond equipment and highlighting maintenance. The letter appeals to Union members and townsfolk to ease burdens for care and travel. The second item reports the murder of Morris Johnson on the Muddy ranch, with his nephew arrested after a confession. Johnson is remembered as a longtime East Bay figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somalee
Kemmerrer
Minlera Union
Morrir Johnson
Hhis Ranch
Muddy
Eld Grant
Big Sandy
Green River
Morris
Shriff Stough
Lunder
Morris Johnens
County Commissioners Earn Praise For Tax Law Handling
The County Commissioners are likened to prudent businessmen, praised for properly applying the new tax law to achieve fair tax equalization. The piece notes public approval with minor exceptions and argues the commissioners fulfilled their duties within legal bounds, despite political pressure and attempts to shift blame.
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Torbe
Uinta County
Kemmerer Rapidly Rising as a Busy Wyoming Town
Kemmerer is rising in Wyoming with busy growth and real estate demand. Visitors praise improvements amid a booming town, as families seek housing to access the excellent school system. The town needs more rental homes to shelter incoming residents and capitalize on idle capital nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Riven
City Hall Decorated With Red Paint Overhaul Plan
City officials discuss painting the municipal building with a red coat, seeking council approval on whether to proceed and what shade to use, aiming to refresh the exterior while addressing maintenance needs.
Geopolitical Expo Opens to Vast Public Interest
The piece notes a Chicago exposition in December promoting colonisation themes. It describes widespread public interest across offices and factories, with thousands expected to attend and a call for unique, forward looking settlements rather than magnified national pride.
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Collstam
Geeta Kise
Superintendent Olmsted Dead At Hot Lakes
George H. Umstead superintendent Olmsted dies at Hot Lakes on November 5. A popular railroad official on the Oregon Short Line, he previously served at Lake City and worked through Idaho, Wyoming, Montana and Washington. He was well known in Kemmerer and left many friends in his circle. The community reels at the sudden loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Umstead
Hot Lakes
Ure
West
Oregon
Olmstead
Pe Lake City
Idaho
Montana
Washington
Kemmerer
Lost Assistant Postmaster and Witnesses Return From Omaha
Riggs and Mason arrived from Omaha where they testified in the mall car robbery case from last spring. In the recovered mail was mutilated currency sent to Washington by registered mail from the First National Bank. The government allowed a 25 settlement for the laws. FOR SALE A new upright plane in fine case for details contact the Camera.
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Riggs
A. Mason
Omaha
Washington
First National Bank
Pfeiffer
Goreville Items and Local Happenings in Cokeville
Goreville notes report visitors and trips including Dave Kagivy and Mr Thompson, plus multiple residents like J D Noblitt and Jus Esterberg in town. The Collett Bros. plan about twenty two lots for sale on the west side of the track for home building. Ed Marks and family return from Utah with sheep shipments. several townsfolk traveled to Evanston and Kemmerer for business and visits.
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Dave Kagivy
Cokville
Y. ‘T. Thompson
Waits
Elky
Collett Bros
Twenti
Marks and Family
Utah
Aha
J.D. Noblitt
Salt Lake
Jus
Esterberg
Kemmerer
Cokeville
John Zumbrun
Ada
Dr. Campbell
Amouth
Sara Dave
Aopidenpfallos
Eave
Saves Mire
Fuller
Evanston Vieitare
Allon
Colle Reidense
A. D. Nowlitt
Ville State
Hank
Frank Pfeiffer
Joe Fabiel
Fawn
Ohana
Puller
Kemmerer News Highlights Local Events and Advertisements
Saturday activities include sheep industry notes and a visit by G Joner, with upcoming events in Kemmerer. First Annual Fat Cash Store sale announced, local dances planned, and several residents engaged in schooling, trades, and social events this week.
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Omaha
Sien
Big Cantite Co
Dohn Keller
Oman
Ion
G. Joner
Jay School
Carter
Pis Beautee
Dora Thame
T Aringtona
Kemmerer
Ullivan & Pitt
Rutten Pains
Fat Cash Store
L. D. Shaffer
Rock Springal
Cumberland
Union Pacific Company
Dave Faddies
Saul Tt Lynch
Elliot
Marie Sutton
Sutton
K.P. Reardon
Heardon
Sherif
Burke
Dack
Oakley Hublet
Shonday
Toweda
McDougall
Mew Frontier Supply Company
Ole Jal vi
Short Line Football Report from Ot County
A fragment outlines a local short line report from Ot County with incomplete details, mentioning a tote, part, and event timing. The readable bits suggest a brief sports item or public notice for a community transit or line update.
Christmas tie near, town reels from market fire and crime
A fragmentary report describes a nearby market blaze and shooting, with mentions of local figures like Anderson, Ve Rong Yee, and Teddy Marke. The piece notes town officials, a threatened mall contract for Pinedale, and ongoing street disorder as the season nears.
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Ric
Christer
Cokeville Co
Anderson
Saarn
Teddy Marke
Bolliday and Wits
Shell
Easle
Opal
Nanine Bang
Lucky Enou
Pinedale
Notice Phatases and Committees at Local Church
A local church announces upcoming committee meetings and parish phatases amid scheduling notes. Officials urge parishioners to attend and participate in planned discussions and activities.
Cement around your base time to lay foundation
Fragmentary text mentions cement around a base and foundation work. Ambiguous phrases refer to ships or crews and possible construction notes without clear dates or actors.
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Saan
Ommmeror
Pete Kemmerex
Tonree Ki Qi Seam Teas Uct
A. L. Burgoon
City Hall
Superintendent Olmsted
Goreville
Ates Ae
Daven, Rognten
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