Democratic Celebration Promises Big Kemmerer Party
Voters urged to attend next Saturday night at the Lyceum Theatre Hall for a Democratic celebration in Kemmerer. The event promises music by a county orchestra, dance floor, refreshments, and a feast to mark the election of Woodrow Wilson, John B Kendrick, and local candidates with supporters invited from nearby towns.
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Lyceum
Democratic Centre
Hag
Usic
Ita
Vitory
Kemmerer
Woodrow Wilson
John B. Kendrick
Hobage Road a Scenic Route Linking Communities
During the campaign many candidates traveled the Hobark or Fall River road running through Bondurant and connecting Big Piney and Kemmerer with Jackson Hole. Forest Service plans to complete the road soon, potentially by next summer, enabling residents to use it instead of detouring into Idaho.
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Hobark Canyon
Fall River
Bondurant
Big Piney
Kemmerer
Jackson Hole
Forest Service
West Road
Idaho
Lincoln Lumber Manager Emil Lilegrosse Wed in Montpe Mer
A late report states Emil Lilegrosse manager of Lincoln Lumber Company Kemmerer married in Montpe Mer yesterday. Veracity of the report is unclear and details are uncertain.
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Emil Lilegrosse
Lincoln Lumber Company
Kemmerer
Montpe Mer
Wao
Water Pipes Freeze In Kemmerer Cold Spell
Kemmerer endured a severe cold snap with temperatures near 11 below zero on Monday after a Saturday night drop. Dozens of pipes reportedly froze Sunday, leaving Dan Sullivan as the town’s sole available plumber while a Sunday thaw risked further gusty expletives from wary residents. John Mischler visited Cokeville last week.
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Kemmerer
King Winter
Dan Sullivan
Yellowstone Park
Up-to-the-Minute Election Returns from Statewide Race
Latest returns show Kendrick leading in several counties while Arnold defeats Preston for Third Judicial District judge by 330 votes. Preston wins Sweetwater's home county by 1506, Arnold carries Uinta by 1461 and Lincoln by 375, giving a total 466 vote edge over Preston. Bondurant precincts flip Reynolds to Rose by small margins. Diamondville not yet counted. Constitutional amendments anticipated to carry statewide.
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Third Judicial District
Arnold
Preston
Uinta
Lincoln
Sweetwater
Lincoln County
Bondurant
Er -Sar Kendrick Wi
D. Clark
Jack Clark
Mondell Ry Ie
Uinta County
Charles A. Myers
H. J. B. Taylor
Morrow
Rollins
Farnsworth
Thomas
White
Mickelson
Assy
Wilson
Delaney Harrington
Mayoo
Taysom
Cook
Leek
Woolgrowers Convention Planned for Kemmerer
Preparations are in progress for the Woolgrowers Convention to be held in Kemmerer on the 27th and 28th. The New Kemmerer theatre is expected as the meeting place with a dance set for the 20th at Cook pavilion if the surfacing machine arrives. A vaudeville show is booked for the 28th at the Lyceum theatre to entertain visitors. Oscar Peterson oversees the program and aims to bring 8. W. McClure to address meetings. Forest officials will attend to discuss practical flock matters with leaders.
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Kemmerer
Kemmerer Theatre
Cook Pavilion
Lyceum
Oscar Peterson
W. McClure
National Woolkrowers' Association
Forest
Hotel proprietor undergoes appendix operation
Undergoes Operation Fred Chapin, well known Kemmerer Hotel proprietor, was taken to Lincoln County Miners Hospital last Thursday to await an appendicitis operation. The operation was performed Tuesday morning and was successful in every way, according to Dr Kindall the hospital superintendent. Fred had suffered from appendicitis for some time and the operation had been planned. Friends hope to see him back at work soon.
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Fred Chapin
Kemmerer
Lincoln County Miners’ Hospital
Kindall
Fred
Broken Jaw D Carget Miner Injured At Trip
Cumberland miner D Carget was brought to Miners Hospital last Thursday with a broken jaw and several broken ribs. The injuries occurred while at the trip as he was mashed between the trip and a prop component of the mine equipment.
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D. Carget
Cumberland
Carget
Game Postponed In Local League Action
Postponement announced for the Carketball match between the K VW and Tig Viney Circle teams. The game, set for this Saturday night, has been moved to a week from Saturday due to an avcwment of the Democratic done.
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Haw Goon
Coal Famine Threatens Lincoln County Towns
Western Wyoming towns face a severe coal famine as Kemmerer Coal Company struggles to hire enough workers and fill orders amid scarce freight cars. About 45 miners are idle at Lincoln Kemmerer, while Diamondville and Oakley operate at full capacity yet fail to meet rising demand. Nearby Sage also reports severe coal shortages, with rural towns already distressed by weather and supply limits.
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Wyoming
Kemmerer Coal
Unon Pacific
Oregon
Lincoln-Kemmerer Coal Company
Diamondville Cost and Coke Company
Diamondville
Oakley
Glencoe
Whitney
Blyth-Pargo-Hoskins
McCammon
Idaho
Sage
Harry Julian
Kemmer
Stockmen Meet Cokeville Discuss Forest Trails
Prominent sheep and cattle growers gathered in Cokeville last Friday and Saturday with Forest Service representatives to discuss forest trails. Forester Finn outlined plans for early establishment of new red forest trails. Attendees included PJ Quealy A W Smith Big Piney Hilly Enos Big Piney Al Osterhout Big Piney George Waits Hamsfork Harshid Munn Gue Linden James Mickelson Tom O Neil and many other locals.
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Cokeville
Forest Service
Forester
Finn
Red Forest
PJ. Quealy
A.W. Smith
Big Piney
Hilly Enos
al Osterhout
George Waits
Hamsfork
Harsid Munn
Gue Linden James Mickelson
Ton O'Neil
Brick platform planned at Kemmerer depot
Oregon Short Line will build a brick platform at Kemmerer depot. The platform will run along both sides of the waiting area for a considerable distance, greatly improving the depot and town’s appearance. Two carloads of brick have arrived and construction will begin soon.
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Oregon Short Line
Kemmerer
Shortage of Cars Impacts Paced Regional Traffic
A report notes a car shortage across the Pian Pacific System and other networks, driven by unprecedented demand to handle ordinary traffic and the movement of fall crops in the agricultural district. Local officials seek relief for their communities amid ongoing supply constraints.
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