Kemmerer Church Wedding Reports Joyful Union
At the Catholic church of Kemmerer Louis Leonardt and Annie Kean were married with Father Walsh presiding. Relatives and close friends attended. reception followed. The groom, connected with the Kemmerer scene, and the bride, popular in Kemmerer and Diamondville, were cheered by well‑wishers as they began married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Louis Leonardt
Annie Kean
Father Walsh
Kransten Otcatiog
Victoria Viredors Weidewmdid
Stephen Kear
Vicinnity
Keamerer
Joan
Din
New Time Card Features on Oregon Short Line
The notice outlines a new time card system for the Oregon Short Line with changes to eligibility and arrival times. It mentions stations Kemmerer Pearl New and Hakiac with subsequent arrivals and a public timetable update affecting schedules and labor terms.
Miner Ro Mano Pedro Dies After Diamondville Accident
Ro mano Pedro, a young miner for Diamond Cole & Duke Co., died from injuries sustained in an accident at mine No 1 in Diamondville Tuesday. Born in Iron Mountain Michigan to foreign parents, he was about 17 or 18. He leaves a sister in Diamondville and a mother in the old country. Pedro had lived in the US about a year and a half and was popular among friends. Interment was Thursday afternoon at Kemmerer cemetery with a large cortege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copper City
Anaconda
Montana
Ma Us
Amalgamated Copper Interests
Mra. Tiworge Hunter
Scotland
Glencoe
Eden
James
George Hwater
Stephen Sharp
Diamondville
Oakley
Sneddon
Diamond Coal & Coke Company
Romano Pedro
Diamond Cole & Duke Co
Iron Mountain
Michigan
Pedro
Kemmerer Cemetery
Coke Outlook at Kemmerer hints at new ovens
J M Sullivan and E B Samuel of Chicago visit Kemmerer Hotel Kemmerer to study the Kemmerer Coal Company coke plan. If plans proceed, 100 cooling ovens will be installed at Willow Creek, likely employing hundreds. A spur from Short Line at Frontier would open Willow Creek as the product’s outlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Sullivan
E. EB. Samuel
Chicago
Ilinois
Kemmerer
Kemmerer Coal Company
Willow Creek
Frontier
Mears
Sullivan
Samuel
Household Goods for Bale Items Listing Oddly Described
A miscellaneous household goods listing includes stove, pipes, bedwinds, mattress, dresser, washstand, safe, tables, rockers, chairs, coal, and a stone tie. Inquiries are directed to The Camera aitloe for particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camera Aitloe
New Livery Opens Near Tackaun Mable Station
Frank Culberson announces the opening of a new livery and stable at the location near Mrs Morrle, promising prompt service and access to horse equipment and stable facilities for local residents. The venture aims to serve the nearby Tackaun Mable area with reliable care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Culberson
Wilkins Davie
Anon Open Tire
Tirei
Twle
Morrle’ Tat Baiery Mtire
Welcome Home Cody Brings Welcoming Returns to Town
After a year abroad Col. William F Cody returns to Cody Wyoming to a public reception. Local dignitaries John Prathey, Wye Metinar Hawline, Dr Miller of Big Piney and others greet the famed leader whose past generosity and faith in the town spurr ed development and municipal pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Prathey
Wye
Metinar Hawline
Dr. Miller
Big Piney
Laracale Wedibemay
Wreck at Cokeville Delays Prevented Passenger Train
A derailment occurred on the Cokeville passing track affecting westbound passenger train No. 2. A wrecker from Kemmerer repaired trucks and cars, restored the road bed, and cleared wreckage quickly with no delays to the passenger service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trvidale
Willy
Bowie
Cokeville
Kemmerer
Thanksgiving Millinery Sale Begins Monday
Thanksgiving sale announces the start on Monday November 1 offering the entire stock of millinery and related sundries at greatly reduced prices. All stock must be disposed of in a short time with big savings for shoppers.
Governor Chatterton Comments on Lor Case and Indian Deaths
In a Denver interview the governor says prisoner Horn will hang and the law must take its course. He notes the case cannot be retried and that the girl Kimmer who perjured herself will be tried. On the Wyong killings he warns against assuming guiltless Indians and criticizes reports of retaliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain News
Guv.Chatterton
Wyong
Indiana
Helen Gould Fights Smoot and Senate Conflict
Fragmented OCR reads like a political clash involving Helen Gould and Senator Smoot with mentions of campaigns and funding. The garbled text hints at a fight over fiat war funding and political maneuvers amid unclear dates or places.
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Salt Lake
Cheyenne Tribune
Denver
George W. DeLape
Oters
Wyoming
DeLape
Jeff Kemmerer
Jackson
Hole Country
Messrs
Curtis
Helmer
I Hibbs
John Fitzsiamons
Willian
PJ. Quealy
Kemmerer Hotel
Jill Quealy
Be Here
Poontien
Hitthy
Voda Downey
Ogden Hospital
Horn
Willie
Cheyenne
Tom Ho
Witte
Aettle
Tom Hood
Earth
Horn Ham Ted
Harn
Little Willie Nickell
Wastep
R. A. Mason
Bolt
Balt of
Oden
WH. Eaton
Hock Springs
Visih
Griff Roberts
Bradbury
Dalysh
Manninger Whyte
Carollo Mare
Wek
Severn
Tergive
Boitien Agrivet
Fils
Salt Lake City
Popper
Griff
Hotchkina
Glen Rock
Sens Ai
Hocher
John Quealy
Ed Gasteel
Rock
Geo. E. Heitz
P. C. Kittle
Kemmacer Coal Co
Joe Levesque
Cumberland
Frontier Supply Co
Henry Talven
Henry
Conreney
Hibs
Alice Hertz
Lottie Bell
Dorothy
Hyrum Dodge
Kemmeter Coal Cir
Kanes City
Keumerer Uva Co
Basle Etoployeen
Ole
Hmibbe
W.G. Melts
Lee
Ft & Dilaxard
Daniel Doings
Tonnie Cavetoll
Che Rode
Curtley
Monroe
Quetty
Hawadays
Vite
Nim
Mra
Sam Small
Mra. Wisdom
Pearl
Hore Creek
George Haddenham
Haddenham
David Johnson
Bill Davis
J- W. Sammon
C. Tanne
A. G. Roberts
Thomas Pool
Green River
Charles Danielson
Evanston Asylum
Dodge
Mr. Win.Thomas
Willie Thomas
P.T
Brod
Ays
Tyr Nile
Oregon
Hakiac
Garyh
Tate
Ann. Toostondt
Gorda
Coke Outlook
Col
Wiliam F. Cody Wrain
Steels
Cody
Wolfe
Yaliti
Cody Britanretu
Helen Gould
Seiad
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