School Notes and Student Activities Highlight Local High School
Bryan and Irene Sammon are new presidents of two literary groups, with Marie Rinker and Clara Roman both missing days due to illness. The Athenian Literary Society will host the Alpha Society next Friday. Esther Downey has left for Boise Idaho to visit her sister in the hospital. The Economy System of Penmanship was introduced across grades, improving writing speed and clarity.
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Bryan
Irene Sammon
Our
Marie Rinker
Clara Roman
Lorreta Hood
Hublet
Athenian Literary Society
Alpha Society
AON, Chamberlain
American Book Company
Rem‘merer
Burch
Esther Downey
Boise
Idahd
The Burden of Spelling in English History
A historical reflection on spelling as the defining task for writers from infancy to death. The piece argues that spelling shapes fame and survival, affecting books, newspapers, letters, and signs. It laments English spelling as the worst among languages, shaping what is communicated across civilizations.
Missionary Work Returns to Kemmerer After Okays
Rev T J Lynch of St Patrick s Catholic church spent this week in Big Piney on missionary work then expects to return to Kemmerer late in the week for Sunday services. A picture show held last Friday night netted for the church. St James Episcopal Church holds service each Sunday at 11 30 at the Methodist church with Sunday school at 1 pm led by W N Pierson vicar.
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T. J. Lynch
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Big Piney Country
Kemmerer
St. James’ Episcopal Church
W. N. Pierson
Methodist Sunday Services Kemmerer and Diamondville
Sunday schools at 1 p m in Kemmerer and Diamondville. Kemmerer Epworth at 10 a m 60 p m. Kemmerer preach at 7 p m. week services on Thursday with devotional services. all invited. Ernest J. Magor pastor.
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Kemmerer
Diamondyille
Diamondville King St
Kemmerer Epworth
Evry
Sererybody
Ernest J. Magor
Lincoln County canvass to begin as precinct returns come in
Clerk J P Folger reports that 49 Lincoln County precincts have sent in returns, enabling the county commission to start the official canvas Friday morning. The rugged county with many valleys and ranching areas will face a lengthy tally, with unopened envelopes likely to be opened and added to the count, and a page wide tabulation expected next week.
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J. P. Folger
Lincoln County
Mr Dooley on Printing From Time Immemorial
From time immemorial printing theories vary but Mr Dooley trims the origin tale to a concise joke. He credits rock notices, painting on akias, publishers, dancing and croshaying, ink and paper, and finally printing presses with advancing civilization, while Ganpowder’s invention is noted as a rival influence.
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Akias
Wool Growers Dance in Kemmerer Nov 25
The Uinta County Wool Growers association plans its annual meeting in Kemmerer on Monday November 25 with arrangements for a grand ball at the Lyceum theater that evening. The association alternates meetings between Kemmerer and Cokeville, last held in Cokeville last year.
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Uinta County Wool Growers Association
Kemmerer
Lyceum
Kemimerer
Cokeville
Calendar season call to view 1913 samples
The notice urges readers to choose from a large line of 1913 calendar samples, inviting visits to view options and arrange delivery by freight. It emphasizes making selections promptly from the best offerings.
Like His Father Before the Fourth Cake Opportunity
Johnny recalls his father’s party etiquette as the cake is passed in sequence. He explains responses for the first three passes and forgets the fourth, prompting a blunt exclamation. The piece appears in a church event notice with lingering OCR errors and split lines.
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Johnny
Jobauiv
Hin
Jonnie
Jonniier
Winter Ahead and Local Notices From Kam to Cokeville
A jumble of notes reports repairs by Frank Curis and a Lincoln hack overturning near Frontier. J Wumburger plans to move to the Oscar Peterson ranch near Beckwith. Mrs Downey receives carnations from Florence and Mrs War of Rome for a birthday. Stella Rathbun learns of a new baby and exclaims to her sister. Diamondville Fire Dept plans a grand ball on Nov. 27 with an oyster supper by Ladies Aid. Mrs Vega Miller visits from Daniel after funeral travel to Ogden. Mrs Miller and Abe visit Opal, then James Petrie.
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Frontier
J. W. Bumburger
Cokeville
Oscar Peterson
Beckwith
Wm. Downey
Florence and Mrs. War
Rome
Stella
Bemis Rathida
Ogden
N. 8. Miller
Mra M.S. Miller
Opal
Abe
Jas. F. Petrie
Lewis Travis Recovering After Hospital Operation
Friends in Kemmerer and the region report Lewis Travis underwent a surgical procedure at L D S Hospital in Salt Lake City. Dr Pinkerton performed the operation to relieve long standing pain from a hip amputation history and leg condition. Travis, a member of B P C E No 625 Mock Springs, hopes to leave in about a month and plans to return to Los Angeles.
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Lewis Travis
Kemmerer
Salt Lake City
Travis
Pinkerton
Mr. Travis
Hancroft
Idaho
Merve
Mock Springs
Los Angeles
The Coal Resources of Wyoming
The United States Geological Survey estimates Wyoming holds the largest coal resources in the nation, possibly surpassed only by North Dakota. Powder River basin covers about 14 000 square miles. most production comes from the Big Horn Basin region. Wyoming coal is bituminous or subbituminous. 1910 output reached 7 208 000 short tons with total estimated exhaust around 140 000 000 tons by 1910.
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United States
Vneological Survey
Wyoming
Union
North Dakota
Black Hills
Bighorn Mountains
North Platt River
Montana Line
Great Fort Union
Montana
Rocky Mountain
Coloria
Kenmerer
Ulitw Gownty
Springsield
Sweatwater County
Dakotas
Reelected Governor Spry Leads Utah Ticket Victory
William Spry was reelected governor on Tuesday with a substantial plurality while the Republican state ticket, including the Republican presidential electors, won broadly across Utah. The governor led his ticket in most counties, with Salt Lake County showing strong support for the ticket.
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Salt Lake City
William Gory Wa
Spry
Salt Lake County
Utah Election Results Show Shifts Across Counties
The Utah vote reflected diverse outcomes with Taft electors carrying the state, Roosevelt winning Weber and several counties, and Wilson securing six of twenty seven counties. The Progressives polled strongly in Salt Lake and surrounding areas, Socialists showed notable gains, and Democrats netted seats in the lower house while losing Summit and Sevier. County officials and gubernatorial candidates including John F Tolton influenced local races.
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Erior
Tathee
Vial
Sempote
Sevier
Cucie
Taft
Salt Lake County
Weber County
Roosevelt
Morsan
Progressive
Uintah County
Progresarves
Wilson
Utah
Hoover
Cache
Grand
Uintah
Washington
San Juan
Kamery
Beaver County
John F. Tolton
Tolton
Millard
Salt Lake
Wel Cache
Bos Elder
Morewan
Sanpete
Carbon Count
Iaet
Summit
John N. Henrie
Garfeld
Witford Day of
Iron
Hobinson
Cache County
Jackson report maked attorney visits Kemmerer amid vote garble
Attorney L. Righos visited Kemmerer to verify unofficial returns from St Antony Maie. Returns were garbled, making party vote totals unclear. estimates predicted around 560 votes. Rigdon, a Democrat, said no fraud reports existed and sought correct counts. Bryan mentioned as possible secretary of state under Wilson.
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L. Righos
Kemmerer
Dr. Stafford
St. Antony
Rigdon
Hts
Warren
William Jennings Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Bryan
Hhe Party
Death of Arthur Suarez at Hosking Hotel
Arthur Suarez died Monday night at the Hosking Hotel from blood poisoning linked to an injured bear while working at the Lincoln Hvery bars. He was 34, formerly from Laremie, with a brother in Kansas and a sister in Illinois notified of his death.
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Arther Suare
Hosking Hotel
Lincoln
Jared Bear
Laremie
Kansas
Spother Inclinois
Miller Dies After Illness at Ogden Home
W S Miller, longtime cattleman and investor with ties to Viola and near Kiva Wyoming, died after a relapse following a hospital stay. Born in Denmark, he came west as a youth, built a fortune, and retired in Ogden. Survived by a widow and children June Christian, James Peter, Opal, Vogo, T A Reid, and Balla Miller. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Kirken Hall parlors.
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Miller
Dew Hospital
Baws Waa
Hin Allen
Ogden
Viola
Wyes
Qui Wyo
Oden
Bivens
Ogden Real State
Weakonce
Denmark
Unity Lodge No. 18
A. Fund A.M
June W. Chrtman
James Petre
Opal
Wro
Vogo Miller
Resignation of Opal J T Averly Foreman to Leave this Week
Opal J T Averly, foreman for Jus W Christman for two years, resigned and will depart this week for Maxwell Nebraska to visit parents near Joplin Missouri and scout Texas for work. He plans to return to Opal in spring and is preparing calendar selections for 1918.
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Opal
J.T. Averly
Jus. W. Christman
Maxwell
Neb
Joplin
Texas
Official Council Proceedings on Mutington Bills
The record lists bills presented and ordered paid by treasurer including justice salary, clerk salary, treasurer’s commission, health officer, deputy marshal, labor, and various expenses. Names such as Palmer, Heady, Mason, Whitney, Hocker, and Juff appear alongside referenced departments and charges.
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Aington
Hibbs
Cartind
le Palmer
Polien Justice
F. Heady
W. Cbriot
Wae
Way
Jobn Mason
C. M. Whitney
W. A. Hocker
oMiowre Ang
Maar John Pie
Marehal
Rehal' Valary
Uae
Talary
Ovi Apodors
Burweta
Etree Expedae Rig
Nl Apply
John Juff Uy
Ened E Irving
Hureh
Payne
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