Cokeville cattle buyer adds famed Nebraska herd to Wyoming stock
J W Olson of Cokeville visited Kemmerer after traveling to Omaha where he bought a renowned Shorthorn herd from Oakland Nebraska. The sale links Seam Curtis and Al Gardiner, with top cows valued over 2000 dollars, to a plan to winter the herd on the Olson ranch and expand Lincoln County’s livestock industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Granted for Dr DiGiacomo Case
Judge John K Arnold left Kemmerer after the fall term. Dr F DiGiacomo faced manslaughter charges and a change of venue was granted. He will be tried at Green River next March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Arnold
Kemmerer
F. DiGiacomo
B. Melvin
Arnold
DiGiacomo
Green River
Revival Meetings In Diamondville By Rev Clower
Revival meetings are being held this week in Diamondville by Rev. F Clower of the Methodist Church. The announced topics for the nights promise to be very interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamondville
F. ¥. Clower
Methodist Church
Sergeant Sam Wood Takes Charge of St James Church Mission
Rev Samuel Wood served as rector of St James Episcopal church for months in 1916. He volunteered last June and led the pine colored troops in Virginia during his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Wood
St James Episcopal Church
This Cay
Wood
Virginia
Service Flag From Kemmerer Displays Community Support
A tribute flag of Mrs. Tom Jones hangs in the Jones residence window. The red bordered white banner bears three blue stars symbolizing three sons serving in various organizations. The community shows support by sharing the flag and expanding the idea through church and local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Tom Jones
Uage
Larommier
Ue Pears
Onis
Vaele
Sam
Mra
Jones
Ard Otaa
Veterinarian Responds to Tuberculosis Testing Criticism
State Veterinarian A W French rebuts a local article criticizing tuberculosis tests in Star Valley. He explains a vet was tested in multiple counties, was recalled by the war department, and a replacement is nearly finished with testing. He offers a detailed report on law, operations, and plans upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. French
Kemmerer
Star Valley
French
Laramie
Albany
Carbon
Sweetwater
Uinta
War Department
Pam
State Veterinaria
New Film Contracts Signings At Local Theatre
New Kem Merer theatre manager Geo Whitten announces contracts for new releases by Douglas Fairbanks William H Tart Chas Hay Dorothy Dalton Enid Bennett Hayakawa and Kitinge. Italian roles feature Geo M Cohan and DW Griffith with Artcraft Banner features to be shown daily 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, long-time Kemmerer resident, plans to move to Salt Lake City with her daughter this winter after selling her Kemmerer home to Charles Van Orf. A farewell reception hosted by the Rebekah lodge was held at Mrs. Griff Roberts’ home. A Rebekah pin was presented as a keepsake to honor her many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Gove
Kemmerer
Salt Lake City
Charles van Orf
Rebekah Lodge
Griff Roberts
The Camera Seeks Correspondent for Green River Valley
The Camera invites a reporter to cover Big Piney Marbleton and Green River Valley area. Hud Hoeker and Dr Wo RR Hoeker return to Kemmerer after long absence in the upper country. The recent two days included hunting in the alpine country with good luck for later-season hunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green River Valley
Big Piney
Marbelton
Bor
Hud Hoeker
Dr Wo RR Hoeker
Kemmerer
Bie Ania
Proclamation designates Thanksgiving Day 1917 in Wyoming
Acting Governor Frank L. Houx proclaims Thursday November 29, 1917 a state holiday to give thanks for prosperity and national unity. The document, signed in Cheyenne, cites allied wartime efforts and the preservation of freedom and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Houx
United States
Cheyenne
Prank L. Hoax
Frank J. Honk
Students debate equal suffrage and moral standards in school
K H S notes describe a debate on equal suffrage for women with the affirmative led by Isabel Scofield Florence Simpson and Anna Johnson and the negative by Garnett Thomas Elsie Roberts and Barbara Van Orff. The piece notes a luncheon after practice, library additions, a French class activity, division into two literary societies and a debate on a double standard of morals with the negative winning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Scofield
Florence Simpson
Anna Johnson
Garnett Thomas
Elsie Roberts
Barbara van Orff
Miss Allen
Drothy Flanner
Arthur
German Sympathizer Interned At Ft Douglas In Local Move
District reports say the German sympathizer held for uttering anti government remarks was interned at Ft Douglas Ball Lake City. James Harmon and Ed Hansen testified before the grand jury in Cheyenne noting the offender’s internment. Deputy Marshal Brennan also took the German in charge early this week and he was recently interned at Ft Dowels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Douglas
Ball Lake City
James Harminon
Ed Hansen
Chey~anne
Marshal Brennan
Pi Beta Phi Reunion Honors Visiting Member
Pi Beta Phi reunion held last Saturday afternoon at Mrs BR Banbren’s home in this city. Visiting member Mrs Gottenhalk of Laramie honored. local members I P Gottschalt Anna Tuliban Margarito Dage Elizabeth Wood Mather Bolly ROW Embree attended. group noted as national organization members present.
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 Operation
A Japanese patient died last Friday at Miner’s hospital after a fall caused a broken back during Frontier mining work. An operation to remove the vertebra failed to save him, despite initial signs of recovery, and the death occurred amid Frontier union proceedings and weekend church services in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inetweek
Camera
Auclohrae
Endorsements Fail To Prove Kidney Pill Claims
An editorial fragment argues endorsements from strangers do not prove a medicine’s efficacy. It cites Mrs Witherpoon praising Down's Kidney Pills and urges buyers to avoid unverified claims, urging consumers to seek genuine home proof and rely on legitimate endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criendate
Down's
Price
Mra. Witherenoam
Master Milburn Co
Prope
Nulfala
N.Y
Japanese Kidnapper Sentenced to One to Two Years
T Watinuki who pled guilty to kidnapping was sentenced by Judge Arnold to one to two years in the penitentiary. D F Atkins pled guilty to grand larceny and was transported to Rawlins last Saturday by Sheriff J R McMinn and has begun serving his term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Watinuki
Arnold
D. F. Atkins
Rawlins
J. R. McMinn
New Planting Garden Ivan 5 Jenna Arrives in California
Mrs. Jones reports safe arrival in Santa Cruz California with her children and mother Mrs Lehmer. They plan to spend winter on Mr Jones's fruit ranch near J W Jones. They praise the climate and conditions at sea level and the mild air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan
Jenna
Mrs. Jones
Santa Cri
Cal
A Christmas Suggestion From Kemmerer Camera
A Christmas of economy with many engravings for greetings. Send a friend a fine engraved card and an expensive gift. See samples offered by Kemmerer Camera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
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