Motion for Richey Rehearing in Wyoming Cattle Rustling Case
Last Thursday attorneys from Salt Lake City and Soda Springs filed another motion to rehear Mrs. Richey’s cattle rustling conviction in Wyoming. The court recently affirmed the sentence of two years at Canon City penitentiary. The petition aims to delay her punishment while strong wealth connections are noted in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. ‘Wilson
Salt
City
Utah
R. Melvin
Soda Springs
Idaho
Tip Tind
Supreme Court
Elston Fa
Mra. Richey
Wyoming
Canon City
Wyoming Stockmen Loaned Over $3 600 000 by Wyom Agency
The Wyoming Stockmen's Corporation approved loans totalling over 3.6 million dollars. The agency of the United States War Finance and allied entities backed livestock holdings and market advances as the industry faced bankruptcy pressures and restructuring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. War Finance Corporatins
Wyoming Stockmen’s Corporation
Wyom“ Agency
United States War
Apni
Mallee
Former resident doing well in Utah
A former resident who left for Utah a few months ago is reported to be progressing nicely. The note mentions local reaction from Hix and others who will be pleased by his advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Kemmerer
Mace Seringe
PROMINENT PINEY RANCHER IS DEAD
Danial D. Muir, a leading Piney rancher and bookman tied to A Muir ranches, died November 12 in a Denver hospital after a yearlong illness. He had lived in the Madrid area and moved from My Tinrylana in 1906. He is survived by his wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danial D. Muir
Big Piney
Denver
Muir
Madrid
Eure
Itani
Hellehill
United States
Wall
Mrs G C Watts Dies After Operation in Utah
Mrs G C Watts, 41, died Monday morning after a serious operation at a Salt Lake City hospital. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Harker of Murfreesboro and widow of George C Watts, who resided in Utah after a divorce. Survived by four brothers and four sisters, all but one brother living outside the county. Funeral services to be held today in Murray, Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littie Harker Watts
Salt Lake City
Utah
Watts
Harry Harker
George C. Watts
Han
Sage
Watte
Murray
Pop Siegel Steals Base in Winter League Showdown
Joe Pop Siegel, famed for fielding and hitting, surprised in California by stealing the only base in the El Centro versus Sancaes game. He contributed a two bagger while seven team hits powered a victory, recalling his Boston days when Josh Billings placed him at first.
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Joe
Pop” Siegel
Kemmerortre
Fms
California
el Centro
Sanc
Aes Jov
Cep
E Ruth
Boston
Josh Billings
St. Louis
Atema
Billys Orchestra Growing Popular In Kemmerer Vicinity
Billys Orchestra led by Billys Jazz Orchestra and Kem merers live ensemble gains traction across Kemmerer county and nearby towns. A recent Diamondville dance drew large crowds, with Cumberland poised for a similar event next Saturday. Tonight they back the Moose dance at Lyceum Hall, showcasing local talent and reducing reliance on outside acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Kermmerer
Kemmerer
Diamondville
Cumberland
Lyceum
Four Home Economics Clubs Formed in Lincoln County
Miss Evelyn Black county demonstration agent organized four Home Economics clubs in Lincoln County over the past month. Big Piney hosted the first, with P T A president Mrs PW Jenksins outlining winter topics including health nursing and home making. Diamondville, Opal, and Daniel joined, with presidents Mrs O A Tucker, Mrs Pete Petrie, and Mrs Dick Thean respectively. The four clubs, plus nine more at other sites, work with the county agent and University Extension staff, meeting to discuss home economics topics and crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
Evelyn
Black County
Big Piney
Parent-Teachers' Associat
Mra. PW
Opal
Pete Petrie
Pea
Daniel
Thean Four Clube
Wendy Miss Wluck
Elubay
Dat Dismondville
Sago
Bedford
Smoot
University
Mins Beverwon
Artment
Richardson
Amant
Kemmerer Coal Renews Contract For Year
The Kemmerer Coal company renews its supply agreement with the Oregon Short Line Railroad. A contract signed November in Salt Lake City guarantees coal output to meet demand, with about 400000 tons prepared for the ensuing year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Kemmerer
Kemmerer Coal Company
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Ompany
Oae P4esimmerer Coal Company
Salt Lake City
Education Week Observed By National Group And Legion
Educational leaders join American Legion to declare December 4 to 10 as Education Week. Ministers may preach on education and mayor’s proclamation urged. Public urged to print educational articles and merchants to use fitting displays to promote school needs and Americanism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Educational Association
American Legion
Ocel
Kemmerer
Scools
Des Moines
Iowa
America
United States
Americanization Com
Penney Store in Cokeville Is Robbed at Night
Four or more bandits broke into the J C Penney store in Cokeville through a window and escaped with about 200 dollars worth of clothing. The loot included several suits sweaters and underwear. Evidence showed muddy tracks lead from the window to the manager’s desk and the window was left open by the thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cokevill
J.C. Penney
Arrives From Iowa to Make Home Here
Thomas Averdon, father of Mrs. Nott of this city, accompanied his daughter to Kemmerer Friday and will make his home here in the future. Mr. Averdon has been a resident of Iowa for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Averdon
Nott
Kemmerer
Mr. Averdon
Stafford Couple Return From Hunt With Fine Elk
Dr and Mrs Stafford came back Thursday night from Jackson after a two week elk hunting trip. The trip yielded a fine elk and they avoided worse travel conditions as weather worsened. The article notes local hunting activity and a community education pledge by Kemmerer Post and the American Legion to support a yearlong program for the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Stafford
Jackson
Move capital to Thermopolis amid Cheyenne famine talk
Fragmentary letters from Cheyenne Tribune readers discuss moving the territorial capital to Thermopolis. A citizen claims Cheyenne would starve if the change occurred, while local editor Kemmerer respondss with commentary on the issue and regional opinions. The missive cites names such as Webb Adams and Ernest Korn as part of the exchange, reflecting tense political debate in the period.
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Cheyenne
Webb Adams
Kerntve
Kommerce
Wye
Cnarerue Tribune
Satbanes
Nik
Young baby of Mitchell Eres dies in Glencoe
The infant born to Mr and Mrs Mitchell Eres of Glencoe died last Wednesday afternoon after a long illness since birth. Mrs Eres has also been ill but improving and expected to leave the hospital soon. Funeral services for the child were held Thursday at 11 am at the Catholic church with Rev Short officiating. Interment followed in the city cemetery.
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Mitchell Eres
Glencoe
Lincoln County Miners’ Hospital
Pather
Lambs Meet Tonight at Kemmerer Hotel Cafe
The Lamba Club will meet at 6:30 PM in the Kemmerer Hotel cafe for their regular banes and discussion. The committee of J. A. Christmas L. G. Baker and Dr. Bud Hocker plans to discuss improving train connections.
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LAMBS
Kemmerer Hotel
Lamba Club
Kemmerer
J. A. Christmas
L. G. Baker
Bud Hocker
Jolly Time Moose Initiation Party in Kemmerer
The local Moose lodge held an initiation at the I. O. F. hall last Friday night. The drill team from Rock Springs, composed of seventeen members, conducted the initiation and the festivities continued until the early morning hours as the westbound train arrived in Kemmerer.
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I. O. F. Hall
Kemmerer
Rock Springs
Lincoln County Garage Sees Strong Year and Prospects
Platt Wilson of the Lincoln County Garage reports a solid year with 47 automobiles sold and robust trade. He looks ahead to a continued strong 1922 as the business enjoys favorable market conditions and growing demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platt Wilson
Lincoln County
Wilson
Daniel Man Weds Salt Lake City Nurse in Cathedral
Fred Harrison of Daniel wed Misa Anna C. Tell of Salt Lake City on November 15 in the Cathedral of Madeleine. Tell, a nurse at Holy Cross hospital, plans to reside in Green River valley city with her husband, as details of the romance reach Kemmerer and surrounding areas.
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Fred Harrison
Daniel
Misa Anna C. Tell
Salt Lake Gly
Madeline
Iss ‘Tell
Holy Cross Hospital
Kemmerer
Green River Valley
Cupid Continues To Make Inroads In Local News
The county clerk reports several marriages as winter Cupid works despite cold weather. James Yaga and Evangeline M. Pape of Bix Piney wed November 17 in Kemmerer. later to reside in Drg Piney. J C Skinny Brown and Lillian Trevorrow of Montpelier married last Tuesday in Parks Idaho, planning to live in Montpelier. Awnes Hoinaick married Joe Sariscrke in a third union of the week.
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Cupid
Fred Hancey
Tory Cupid
Darte
James Yaga
Evangeline M. Pape
Bix Piney
Green River
Kemmerer
J. &. Williams
Methodist Church
Mesdames GH
Dunn
Paul Reddish
Drg Piney
Brows-Trevorrow
Cokeville
J.C
Skinny" Brown
Lillian Trevorrow
Montpelier
Parks Idaho
Bof
Awnes
Joe Saris
Former local boy marries former local boy in Idaho
Dean Potter son of Mr and Mrs FL Palmer longtime Kemmerer residents and former Palmer home operator wed Mina Eater Joinea of Montour Idaho last Tuesday November 11 He served on the Mexican border during the war and now resides in Montour Mrs Fred W Hammerick of Kemmerer is a sister of the groom Local friends extend congratulations.
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Dean Potter
FL. Palmer
Kemmerer
Palmer
Mina Eater Joinea
Montour
Idaho
Leity
Tora
Germany
Alay
Fred W. Hamimerick
Cho
Lincoln county farm bureau year of achievement 1921
The Lincoln county farm bureau reports a standout 1921 with a full success rate in dairy recovery from tuberculosis threats in Blur Valley, land reclamation of 5 020 acres from rodent pests, 25 drag lines distributed to members, a cost free road rebuild from Afton to Montpelier, legislative wins for Creek sawdust irrigation and a Smith Hughes position in Afton High School, protection of Star Valley water rights, and a broad home demonstration program for women, safeguarding the dairy industry amid quarantine pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
Valdey
Afton
Montpelier
Smith_ Hughes
Star Valley
Idaho
Two Star Valleys
Cokeville Commerce Club Organizes Mass Meeting
In Cokeville a real live booster group formed the Cokeville Club of Commerce after a mass meeting called by Mayor Joe Fuller at the opera house. Attendance surpassed expectations as the community discussed bringing industry to Healwan. Board members Puller Boomer and others were named, while M. Chappel and Roynolie held key roles in leadership and coaching.
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Cokeville
Cokeville Cin Day
Cokeville Club of Commerce
Humneas
Joe Fuller
Fier
Cenienon
Rayoalde
Apaetara
Apaetara Ine
Puller
Db Boomer
Renotda
Ta le Pradan
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Richey
Anna Ritchey
A. D. Johnson
Piney
Daniel D. Muir
Beaver Hospital
Lown Mins
G. C. Watts
Fortier
Billys
Miss
Evlyn
Black County Demontration
Opal, Casiel
Kemmerer Coal
Kemmerer Post
Ammerican Legion
John Matthews
Klisters
The
Oiber
Rong Mal
Paul Acton
O. Howden
Fred Jones
Paul Nott
Ney Geer
Frank Taylor
Penney
Bungalow City
Staffords
Kemmerie Post
Thermopolis
Ian Benc
Thermapolis
Ernest H. Kornter
Thin City
Tribune
Kemmerer Camara
Kemmaper
Woming
Teyenne
Mitchell Eeres
Lincoln County Garage
Daniel Man
J. E. Williams
Dean Palmer
Giel
Farm Bureau
Lincoln County Organization
Commerce Club
L. L. Bender
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