Cokeville cattle dealer adds famed Nebraska herd
J W Olson of Cokeville returned from Omaha with a new pedigreed Shorthorn herd from Oakland Nebraska. Seam Curtis and Al Gardiner join in interest as the cattle, including top cows valued above 2000 dollars, head toward wintering on the Olson ranch. The move boosts Lincoln county livestock prominence and signals ongoing local expansion in registered stock.
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J W. Olson
Cokeville
Kemmerer
Omaha
Nebraska
Curtis
al Gardiner
Oakland
Neb
United States
Cokesville
Olaon
Lincoln County
Swift & Co
California
Hvestock
Olson
Meare
Curtin
Gardiner
Change of Venue in Manslaughter Case Granted
Judge John K. Arnold left Kemmerer after finishing fall term work and granted a venue change for Dr. F. DiGiacomo charged with manslaughter. DiGiacomo will be tried at Green River next March.
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John K. Arnold
Kemmerer
F. DiGiacomo
B. Melvin
Arnold
DiGiacomo
Green River
Revival Meetings Start This Week in Diamondville
Revival meetings are being held in Diamondville this week led by Rev. F. Clower of the Methodist church. Each night features announced topics and organizers promise engaging sessions for attendees.
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Diamondville
F. ¥. Clower
Methodist Church
Sergeant Sam Wood Takes Charge of St James in 1916
Rev. Samuel Wood served as pastor at St James Episcopal church for several months in 1916. He volunteered last June and was placed in charge of a unit of African American troops in Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Wood
St James Episcopal Church
This Cay
Wood
Virginia
Service Flag for Jones Family Prompts Local Display
A prominent service flag hangs in the Jones residence window in Kemmerer to honor Mrs. Tom Jones and her three sons serving in the armed forces. The banner features a white field bordered in red with three blue stars, symbolizing the Jones sons. Community groups are adopting the flag idea to recognize local service members and encourage church and civic support for those in uniform.
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Kemmerer
Tom Jones
Uage
Larommier
Ue Pears
Onis
Vaele
Sam
Mra
Jones
Ard Otaa
Repudiates Charge by State Veterinarian A W French
A letter from State Veterinarian A W French responds to a Kempmerer Camera article that mocked tuberculin testing. He explains the testing was interrupted by a war department call and a veterinary staff delay, says a new vet has worked three weeks and will resume Star Valley testing, and offers a detailed report to set the record straight.
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A. W. French
Kemmerer
Star Valley
French
Laramie
Albany
Carbon
Sweetwater
Uinta
War Department
Pam
State Veterinaria
New Film Contracts From Geo Whitten at New Kemmerer Theatre
New film contracts signed by Geo Whitten manager of the New Kemmerer theatre promise patrons the latest pictures by Douglas Fairbanks William H Tart Chas Hay Dorothy Dalton Enid Bennett Hayakawa Be ban and Kitinge. Geo M Cohan DW Griffith and other well known performers are involved. Films released under the Artcraft Banner will be shown here at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Whitten
Kemmerer Theatre
Douglas Fairbanks
William 8. Tart
Chas. Hay
Dorothy Dalton
Enid Bennett
Triangle
Hayakawa
Kitinge
Beban
Geo. M. Cohan
DW. Griffith
Artcraft
Farewell Reception for Mrs. I. A. Gove in Kemmerer
Mrs. I A Gove longtime Kemmerer resident plans to move to Salt Lake City with her daughter for the winter. She sold her home to Charles Van Orf and a farewell reception was hosted by the Rebekah lodge at Mrs Griff Roberts home. A Rebekah pin was given as a memento of her many friends.
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I. A. Gove
Kemmerer
Salt Lake City
Charles van Orf
Rebekah Lodge
Griff Roberts
The Camera seeks a correspondent for Green River Valley
The Camera urges a willing correspondent to cover Big Piney Marbleton and Green River Valley news, inviting letters to Hud Hoeker and Dr Wo RR Hoeker after their return to Kemmerer from an extended trip. The piece mentions hunting conditions and seasonal travel in the upper country.
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Green River Valley
Big Piney
Marbelton
Bor
Hud Hoeker
Dr Wo RR Hoeker
Kemmerer
Bie Ania
Proclamation Proclaims November 29 1917 as Thanksgiving Day
Acting Governor Frank L. Houx declares November 29 1917 a holiday for gratitude prosperity and unity amid World War I. The proclamation urges state residents to observe a day of thanks and devotion to God while supporting allies and defending freedom equality and justice.
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Frank L. Houx
United States
Cheyenne
Seniors Debate Equal Suffrage for Women in K H S Notes
In last week’s K H S Notes Elsie Roberts and Anna Johnson edited the issue. The Seniors debated the question That Women should have equal suffrage with men with Isabel Scofield Florence Simpson and Anna Johnson on the affirmative and Garnett Thomas Elsie Roberts and Barbara Van Orff on the negative. The judges Miss Allen Dor ty Flanner and Arthur ruled for the affirmative. After basketball practice the girls shared a three-sandwich, potato and fruit salad and lemonade luncheon in the sewing room, with Miss LaDage and Miss Fed erson in attendance. The library has expanded with many new volumes including Nations of the World History of Nations The World’s Greatest Literature Junior Classics Plutarch’s Lives American History told by Contemporaries Cambridge’s Modern History Harper’s Encyclopedia of the United States History and works by Geo. Eliot Irving Shakespeare Oh Henry Stevenson and Dickens. A French class program Ty Arnold Olson’s New Hula Hula. The high school now has two literary societies and will hold their first meeting this week. Mr Honska forbids high riding on sidewalks to reduce accidents. A junior class debate on double standards of morals ended in a negative decision.
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Isabel Scofield
Florence Simpson
Anna Johnson
Garnett Thomas
Elsie Roberts
Barbara van Orff
Miss Allen
Drothy Flanner
Arthur
Cambridge
Harper
United States
Geo. Elliot
Irvings
Shakespeare
O'Henry
Stevenson
Dicken
German Sympathizer Interned After Disloyal Remarks
German sympathizer arrested for uttering disloyal remarks against the government has been interned at Fort Douglas Ball Lake City. James Harmon on and Ed Hansen testified before the grand jury in Cheyenne and reported the offender was interned. Deputy Marshal Brennan took charge of the German and he was interned at Fort Dowels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Douglas
Ball Lake City
James Harminon
Ed Hansen
Chey~anne
Marshal Brennan
Pi Beta Phi Reunion Honored Visitor From Laramie
Pi Beta Phi members hosted a social reunion last Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. BR. Banbren in this city to honor Mrs Gotte nhalk of Laramie. Present were Mra I. PB. Gottschatl Miss Anna Tulbhan Mat Margarito Tae Dage now domestic science teacher Miss Elizabeth Wood Miss Mather Bolly and Mra ROW Embree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mev. R. P. Gottenhalk
Laramia
BR. H. Banbren
Pi Beta Phi
Gottenhalk
PL Beta Pat
Mra. I. PB. Gottschatl
Anna Tulbhan
Mat Margarito
Tae Dage
Beleence Tacher
Elizabeth Wood
Mather Bolly
Mra
Row Embree
Japanese Back Dies After Fall and Hospital Surgery
A Japanese patient, reported near recovery, died last Friday at Miner’s hospital following a fall from a vent in Frontier mining. An operation removed a broken back was later overshadowed by complications, and the victim’s condition worsened before death. Frontier union members gathered Sunday for a memorial service.
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Inetweek
Camera
Auclohrae
Endorsement Effect on Kidney Pills Claims
A dubious endorsement debate for Down's Kidney Pills questions if home proof beats distant praise. Mrs Witherempoom cites personal use while ads touts the product with price five cents and a New York supplier.
Japanese kidnapper and larcenist begin prison terms
T Watinuki, a Japanese man who pleaded guilty to kidnapping, was sentenced by Judge Arnold to one to two years in the penitentiary. D F Atkins, who pleaded guilty to grand larceny, was taken to Rawlins last Saturday by Sheriff J R McMinn and began serving his term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Watinuki
Arnold
D. F. Atkins
Rawlins
J. R. McMinn
New Planting Garden Ivan 5 Jenna
Jenna reports Mrs. Jones and her children arrived safely in Santa Cruz California with her mother Mrs. Lehmer. They plan a winter stay on Mr. Jones's fruit ranch and seek retirement elsewhere, praising the climate and sea level air. They are now busy planting wardens.
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Ivan
Jenna
Mrs. Jones
Santa Cri
Cal
Christmas Gift Suggestions From Kemmerer Camera
A holiday notice promotes engraved greeting cards as a preferred economical gift. It urges sending cards to friends or relatives and invites readers to view Kemmerer Camera’s sample offerings for value and appeal.
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Kemmerer
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Federson
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Honska
Criendate
Down's
Price
Mra. Witherenoam
Master Milburn Co
Prope
Nulfala
N.Y
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Kemmarer
Jame
Geo. W. Danley
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Lincoln Lumber Co
Hud Brighs
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