Lambs Encourage Railroad Scheme In North Sots Valley
A Wednesday Marbleton Hotel meeting urged cooperation between Lambs and Kemmerer residents to back an electric railroad through the Greve River valley. Mayor Baker outlined a plan where ranchers build the grade and receive company stock, later converting to money or equipment as freight volumes justify. A discussion noted ample freight from Green River valley to justify construction. further speakers weighed tunnel and curve needs as area development prospects grew.
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Greve
Puma
Kemmerer
Sots
Karanetet
Cele
Matt
Lamba
Eee
J. A. Christmas
Lee L. G. Baker
Marbleton
R Mayer Baker
E. E. Mocompany
McKew
Baker
Green River Valley
Ic Bprings
Opal Kemmover
Itu
Audi
McKee
Platt Wilson
Meting
Tae
Harold Munn
Halfway
Christmas
Munn
A. D. Hawkins
Afton Leads in Membership Work
Afton sends a telegram from Superintendent A Smith highlighting mailed checks covering one hundred percent National Education Association membership. The message elevates attention for Afton in Wyoming and beyond, signaling the town’s goal to retain members in the national association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFTON
National Educational Association
Hove
A. Smith
Little Valley
National Association
A. Morton
Wyone
Wown
Star Valley Man Missing Amid Unsolved Disappearance
Star Valley ranchman Alvin Welchman remains missing after a daybreak hike from his campsite. A found wagon and horse injuries fuel theories of foul play or accident. authorities report no solid leads and ongoing searches. In Evanston, a separate home invasion ends without arrest as an unidentified man threatens Mrs. Lucas and steals nothing. The case tension underscores unconfirmed suspects and lingering danger.
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Alfred
Allred
Woamera
Welchman
Asume
Mine Workers May Establish Banks in Wyoming
The Journal reports a possible alliance where labor unions back one or more banks in Wyoming. The plan faces mixed opinions among Wyomings associations and international labor groups, with local feasibility debated and uncertainty about the banks final form.
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Wyoming
Ing
Wyewakona Ant International Palony
Bai Gs
Scott To Visit In Long Beach Calif
Chanty Commissioner D H Booth of Daniel arrived in Kemowner Mon from his French and will join his wife Haughton. The board will meet to discuss travel and official duties during the visit.
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Scott
Long Beach
Calif
Booth
Danial
Kemmoror
End Haughton
Quealy Draws Christmas Seal Drive Leadership
Mrs Quealy named chairman of the Lincoln county Christmas Seal Sale by the Wyoming Health Office. Public Health Association and residents praise her extensive public work and widespread recognition as the campaign kicks into December, ready to launch the sale to fund health progress.
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WRS
Quealy
Lincoln Coun
Wyoming Zat
Wyning Public Heal Association
Lincoln County
Progressive Puss Health Association
Union Pacific Coal Company Cuts Price at Mines
Rock Springs reports the Union Pacific Coal Company notified dealers a one dollar per ton price cut at the mines, effective immediately, impacting local coal buyers and merchants in the area. The action follows market shifts and aims to spur demand amid winter heating needs.
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Union-Pacific Coal Company
Rock Springs
Union Pacific Coal Company
Men Arrest Indictment Ties to Mason Movement in Utah
Dominic Begere and Matthew Thomson, both linked to Diamondville, are named in a ten count federal indictment in Salt Lake City charging using the mails to defraud and involvement with the American Mason Federation. The case details arrests, alleged movement toward a larger organization, and connections to a plot described by U S Attorney Charles M. Morris.
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Dominic Begere
Diamondville
Matthew McBlain Thomson
Salt Lak City
Utah
United States
Charles M. Morris
Thomson
Wh. Perrot
Tamieson
United Seater
American Mason Federation
Perrot
United Stats
Bell
Timuhow
Corenata
Mioet Fle
Bell Kile
Salt Lake City
Mont
Organisa
Wupinlion Chat
Manuney
Mr Rue
Eenation
Arrested Throws Evidence Away Near Pool Hall
The north side of the triangle near the Combination Pool Hall smelled of alcohol as Frank Steffen, alias Louis Jones, allegedly dropped a bottle containing intoxicants. He faced a maximum $100 penalty, but had not paid and remained in city jail. He will work off the fine at $2 per day unless he can raise funds from friends to cover the difference.
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Frank Steffen
Louis Jones
Sammon
Steffen
Kemmerer
Granger
Beaty
Mortensen
Green River
Eldero Alias Reyes
Eldero
Calabooze
Sweetwater County
Reyes
California
Heny
Sie Vook
Mation
Reves
Marion Sisters Host Party in Fossil Scene
Miss Margaret Karas, Jack Karas, Johnny Hainsworth, and William Steinhuur were entertained by the Misses Marion, operators at Pousil, at a Fossil party. The event was lively with guests noting food would last them for years. The Fossil drive was pleasant and the Marion sisters acted as gracious hosts.
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Margaret Karas
Jack Karas
Johnny Hainsworth
William Steinhuur
Marion
Pousil
Fossil
Marrion Sisters
Railroad Yard Worker Hurt in Fall Between Cars
William Dulin a witchman in the local railroad yards was seriously injured Friday afternoon when he slipped between two cars, fell between the couplers, fracturing an arm and injuring a foot. He was taken to Lincoln County Miners' hospital for care.
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William Dulin
Dulin
Lincoln County Miners’ Hospital
Piney Cattle Run Over Signals Market Saturation
The Piney cattle run in the Big Piney district of southwest Wyoming winds down signaling a near flattening of western cattle movement. Omaha stock reports note few cattle left to ship from the upper Green River valley as 1921 supply largely marketed, with much of the beef headed to the Pacific coast via Wind River and Jackson Hole areas and southeastern Wyoming routes.
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Big Piney
Wyoming
Omaha Livestock Commission
Omaha
Denver
Eaalrt
Big
Wind River
Jackson's Hole
Pacific Coast
Sonebnese
Pasig
Rivne
Paalfle
Ian Aver
Boy Scouts Show Value of Work in Sheridan Night
Local Boy Scouts led by Scoutmaster Alvin Lang and Assistant Scoutmaster Tom Platt staged a “Stunt Night” at the high school gym. County Assessor Rosenberg opened with a talk on training, uniforms, and community support. the corps then performed drills, bandaging demos, semaphore signaling, and a pyramid build, receiving hearty applause.
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Boy Scout Organization
Wee Internatonal Boy Scout Organ
Ion
Alvin Lang
Tom Platt
Alvin Jing
Rosenberg
C. Beach
Frank Pfeiffer
H. L. Goff
Om Platt
Alvin
Sheridan
Evers Ning
Asserdor Rosenberg
Peterson
Francia
Willia
Aaroa
Russel Edmonds
Paul Revere
Bruce Young
Dane Phie
Omma
Chiropractor to Locate in Kemmerer City
H G B Harris of Utah, cousin of Ed Harris of Frontier, arrived in Kemmerer and planned to open a chiropractor office in the Kemmerer Savings Bank building. He consulted local business leaders, returned to Utah, and will come back later to establish the practice.
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H. By Harris
Ed. Harris
H. GB. Harris
Utah
Frontier
Kemmerer
Ely
Harris
Finande
Kemmerer Savings Bank
Moose Visitors Reach Kemmerer for Mooseheart Visit
News recounts a Mooseheart delegation from Rock Springs arriving November 19 to Kemmerer. Officers and members of Walton Mooseheart Legion Chapter 40 toured, were greeted at the station, dined, and initiated the Jin Davie class amid dancing and social events.
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Kemmerer
Mooseheart
Rock Springs
Kemmerur Lodge
Walton of Mooseheart Legion
Lincoln County Inotrapolia
Kemmerer Lodge
Jin Davie
Tadlen
Spwal
Wen Knox
Ad Ware
John McCormick
Margaret Ening
Alfred Wather
Hutney Burke
Wale
Boman
Clement
K. Comoren
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LAMBS
Kisimerer Civic Chul
Plas Te Ghye
Iat
Star Valley
Evanston
Howse
Alvin Welchman
Stiny
W. B. Lucan
North
Nepeo
Pat
Labor Journal of Cheyenne
United Mine Workers of Amarice
Dominic Beyere
M. M. Tamaca
Salt Lake
Loury Jones Grobe
Frank Steffe
Marion Sisters
atHay
BOY Scouts
Little Can
Mooseheart Ladies
Rock Spring
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