Athenian Society Hosts Alpha Group Social at High School
The Athenian Literary Society hosted Alpha at the Anemaly Hall with twelve game tables for dominoes and checkers. A noon lunch of sandwiches cake and coffee followed, praised as a success and plans for more events noted. The superintendent visited Susie and Sublet schools and urged compulsory attendance. Constable Gudmundrson warned parents to comply. Kemmerer and Frontier schools swapped readers to save book costs. Mattie Crooks from Rawlins joins the eighth grade here.
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Athenian Literary Society
Alpha Society
Gud+mundron
Kemmerer
Frontier
Blodwett
Mattie Crooks
Rawlins
District 9 adds teachers at Glencoe and Diamondville
District 9 increases staff at Glencoe and Diamondville due to rising attendance. The Wyoming State Fair in Douglas awarded District No 0 a medal for second place for best display by a school in any incorporated town. Attendance report covers the month ending Oct 31, 1912.
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Diamondville
Glencoe
Wyoming
Douglas
Sublet Owlets Present A Masquerade Dance At Sublet Hall
Sublet hall hosts a masquerade dance on Nov. 30 by the Owls with admission set at $1.00 and lunch served. The company store displays a line of costumes after Sunday, Nov. 24. The O N O club, formed Nov. 15, aims to provide winter card and dance pleasures with possible banquet meals. about 20 couples enrolled. Our Night Out runs Fridays. No. 6 mine yields about one coal car daily. A letter from A S Bartlett in Los Angeles requests a copy of The CamMexa with election returns.
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Sublet Hall
O. N. O. Club
Ite
Sublet
No. 6
Rocky Mountain Mining Institute formed in Denver meeting
More than 100 prominent mine operators superintendents and engineers from Colorado Utah Wyoming and New Mexico formed the Rocky Mountain Mining Institute in Denver on November 15. Officers elected include E H Weitzel president W J Murray vice president Colorado T H O’Brien vice president New Mexico W B Williams vice president Utah and F A Manly vice president Wyoming. Seventy two representatives from four states were chosen for the executive committee. The group plans semiannual institutes and education to reduce accidents in coal mining.
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Rocky Mountain States
Denver
Rocky Mountain Mining Institute
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
New Mexico
Ite
Cheyenne
David Griffith
Institute
E. H. Weitzel
Pueblo
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
W.J. Murray
Victor American Fuel Company
T. H. O'Brien
Dawson
Stack-Canning Fuel Company
W. B. Williams
Salt Lake City
Utah Fuel Company
F. A. Manly
Union Pacific Coal Company
F. W. Whiteside
Victor-American Fuel Company
FP. M. Camerson
J.E. Pettit
D. A. Summerville
Allen French New Mexico
P. J. Quealy
H.G Campbell
Thanksgiving Day Excursions Via Oregon Short Line
Tickets go on sale November 7 and 24 for Thanksgiving travel on the Oregon Short Line the limited offer runs through December. See save rates and further particulars at the station desk.
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Oregon Short Line
Board of Inquiry Probes Sage Derailment Cause
A Montpelier Saturday board of inquiry, including Messrs. Husted Hunter and Farrel, investigated the Sage derailment last week where two coal cars were demolished. Chief stenographer Comer recorded the proceedings. The inquiry found the accident caused by defective equipment on a car owned by the New York Central and St Louis Railroad Company.
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Messrs
Husted, Hunter and
Farrel
Montpelier
Sage
Comer
New York Central
St. Louis
Coal Yard Accident At Elevation Track End
While placing coal cars at the chutes on Friday the forward car toppled over the end of the elevated track and hung with the front in midair. No serious damage occurred. The crews await new chutes to handle coal loading more conveniently.
Reward Offered for Names in October 20 1912 Incident
A reward of 14.00 is offered by the undersigned for the names of the person or persons involved in an incident around October 20 1912 at a house location in the city. The notice seeks information leading to identification and apprehension.
Card of Thanks for support after a death
The family gratefully thanks friends who offered aid and comfort after the loss of their loved one. Special appreciation goes to the Miners Relief Society and members of the community for their kindness during the difficult time.
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Ets
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