Yellowstone Park Travel Sets New Record in 1919 Visitor Year
Superintendent Albright reports Yellowstone National Park welcomed 62 261 visitors in the year ended October 12 1919, surpassing the 1915 Expo year record by a wide margin. The northwestern region saw about 29 000 travelers annually, with notable one day peaks and increased private car travel contributing to a high total. The report highlights rising tourism across both states and ongoing growth in park visitation.
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Albright
Yellowstone National Park
Great Park
Yellowarene
Ban Peancirca
Baus Crenthyn
Yellowstone
Bentie Alt
Mornton & Jewbet
League of Women Voters Organized in Wyoming
Mia P. J. Quealy returned from Laramie where she attended the state chapter meeting of the League of Women Voters. The assembly praised aims to organize chapters across the Union and urged Governor to convene a special session to ratify the constitutional amendment. Twenty two women attended the kickoff meeting despite severe weather.
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Mia P. J. Quealy
Kemmerer
Laramie
League of Woman Voters
Quealy
Guite
Rock Mountain
Serre Chapman Catt
New York
League
Wyoming
Ney
Cal Ih
Roy Gordon Returns from Army Service to Idaho Falls
Roy Gordon nephew of Mr and Mrs Peter Gordon Jr returns to his Idaho Falls home after a brief visit in Kennerer with relatives including his grandfather Peter Gordon Sr. He was discharged at Camp Taylor Kentucky after serving with the Forty first Division in France and later with the First Division in the war.
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Roy Gordon
Peter Gordon
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Kenmerer
Roy
Camp Taylor
Kentucky
France
Company officers elected at Salt Lake City meeting
At the annual meeting in Salt Lake City last week the Crown of Company held the following officers for the ensuing years: De Bramihanagh, WT. McGee, J. Minnman, Me Cooner, We Re Mallow, WoW, Devise, GE. Skelton, Max Deard, Hilton. The Crees hold in Lincoln county and will be one of the native companies in nearby oil fields during the term.
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Crowns of Company
Salt Lake City
de Bramihanagh
WT. McGee
J. &. Minnman
Me Cooner
Mallow
Wow
Devise
GE. Skelton
Max Dea
Hilton
Crees
Lincoln County
Recital Cancelled by The Monteny Evening Society
The concert event advertised for Thursday evening by The Rommerer Tindvare and Pur group was cancelled. The primary fate and venue details are incomplete yet the organizers report a full refund or rescheduling plan will be announced.
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Madame
Monteny
Thorley
Kem
Proclamation Urges Fuel Control and Deportation Policy
A proclaimed call to appoint fuel administrators to manage coal supplies in towns within the state. It warns of penalties for hoarding and promises enforcement actions, including possible deportation, to curb violations amid a looming fuel shortage.
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Wye
Arenes
Weel
Colmntv
Variwda
Weombye
Lark
New Kemmerer Theatre Resolution Relieves Mining Claim Work
A telegram from Senator John B. Kendrick states a resolution has passed both houses dispensing with assessment work for 1919 on all mining claims. It amends a prior measure that limited relief to five claims.
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John B. Kendrick
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Gains World Wide Reputation
An advertisement asserts Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy has grown from a small start to worldwide esteem and immense sales. It claims other cough medicines failed but this one delivers relief, urging trust in its proven merit.
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Chamberain
Gots-It Corn Remedy Promises Painless Removal
A fragmented wartime style ad copy touts Gots-It as a painless solution to corns. The text is garbled and lacks clear details about usage, origin, or efficacy.
Roads Opened as Clearing Enables Road Clearing
Weather relief prompts crews from Big Piney and Opal to clear the Big Piney Opal road. A large gang with many tracks works to open the route for automobile traffic by tomorrow night. Spur ranch manager E H Simpkins mobilizes a squad to pen Kemmerer to Opal segment.
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Big Piney
Opal
Big Piney-Opal
E. H. Simpkins
Spur Ranch
Kemmerer
Greatly Benefited by Chamberlain's Tablets
Mrs. M. P. Harwood of Auburn North Carolina reports severe indigestion distress after eating and headaches from a torpid liver improved after using Chamberlain's Tablets. She says two bottles cured the disorders and her health has been good since.
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Chamberlain
Cokeville Armistice Day Festivities Highlight Local Celebration
Cokeville observed Armistice Day with a western style celebration led by a masquerade ball in the evening. The New Theatre will show D W Griffiths feature Broken Blossoms at 50c 78 and 1 prices, with showings on November 26 and 27. Ralph Gunter visited Kemmerer from Opal last Saturday.
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D. W. Griffith
Salt Lake
Cokeville
Sevea City
New Theatre
Ralph Gunter
Kemmerer
Opal, Oe
New Kemmerer Theatre
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Louis B
Westholder
Florist
Frontier Agent
Frontier Supply Co
Big Piney Agent
Big Piney Mere
Cokeville Ag Schill's Drag Co
Evanston
Rock Springs
Yellowstone Park
League OF Women Voters
Ugolefiuyte
Kilewd
USA
Palmatre Miata ” Pale
nadlVosnewe
Kemmerer Theater
Theda Bara
Lloyd Comedy
Louise Glaum
Enid Bennett
Pathe News
Jewel Carmen
Clara Kimball Young
Rex Beach
Alsica
Odette LeFontenay
PINEY
Ff B. Chapel
Big Piney, Wyoming
Ford
Untis
Fordson Tractors
W. J. Witherspoon, Mgr
Kemmerer, Wyoming
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