Wyoming Library Drive Aims Eight Thousand Dollar Goal
Telegrams and letters to State Director Francia A. Davis show Wyoming joining a million dollar drive this week. Wyoming must raise 8450 with libraries to be built in camps and cantonments starting October first and stocked for soldiers and hospitals.
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Francia A. Davis
Wyoming
Campu and
Cantonments
France
Floaters Spark Barroom Fights in Kemmerer
A surge of floaters in Kemmerer led to multiple barroom brawls over the past days. Marshal Con Brady has been kept at peak alert, with incidents including a broken looking glass and a shattered plate glass door. A prominent local warned drastic action is needed to drive floaters out or employ them to prevent worse trouble.
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Kemmerer
Douglas
Editor Accuses Neighbor of Stealing Editorial
A western Wyoming editor accuses a neighboring town editor of pilfering his editorial. The incident highlights tense relations between local papers and raises questions about journalistic ethics in small communities.
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Wyoming
Annual Junior High Party Draws Enthusiastic Graders
The 7th and 8th graders attended the annual social at the high school last Friday night. Professor Jones and Miss Hullhan led the event with dancing and games followed by a luncheon. Mrs. P. W. Comer is visiting Rock Springs and will return later in the week.
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Professor Jones
Miss Hullhan
P. W. Comer
Rock Springs
Reward Offered for Military Deserters in Lincoln County
The Lincoln County Draft Board reports a Provost Marshal telegram from Cheyenne dated September 27 1917 offering a reward for delivering deserters to the nearest camp or post. The notice urges boards to publicize rewards to mobilize efforts, outlining consequences for wilful delinquency and rewards payable as full expenses incurred.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
New and Wonderful Machine
The Camera features an advertisement by Kemmerer Savings Bank for a new bookkeeping machine now installed. It purportedly handles keeping books, printing, subtraction, deposits, and overall replaces much of a human bank clerk’s work, described as a wonderful device.
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Kemmerer Savings Bank
Hoskins Hosts Evening for Miss Davidson Guests
Mrs A D Hoskins entertained a group of girls related to her niece Miss Annie Davidson who has been visiting at the Hoskins home for several weeks during a Tuesday evening gathering.
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A. D. Hoskins
Annie Davidson
Hoskins
Local Notes and Business Notices from Kemmerer and Area
Local brief items report Tom O Neal of Big Piney to Kemmerer expecting three to four thousand bushels of oats from his Reids this year. A Mr Dixon of Glencoe ban pur purchased Willyn Knight Club Six from Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co. Frank Davias worked at Up to Date Garage part of the day. Mrs Embree drove the Em ree car to Lyma ast are Bindeen they took aim ers t at the hor. Chas Pierce is ali Embree. FOR SALE Wilys Knight tour a car ed Rock bargain. Manley sales agent for Kemmerer Font Co Salt Lake office and T G Poston California wales agent visited Frontier early week. J W Chrisman of Opal came to county seat Monday on business.
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Tom O'Neal
Big Piney
Kemmerer
R. H. Embree
Emree
Lyma
Manley
Kemmerer Font Company
Salt Lake
T. G. Poston
California Wales
Frontier
Market Report 1917 Cattle and Hogs Prices Rise
Market totals show cattle receipts at 38 000 with steady markets and steers around 16 25. Hogs at 6 000 head stronger than Friday but weaker than Saturday, top 19 50. Sheep and lambs 14 000 with strong demand. lambs 17 50. Beef cattle prime steers quoted around 17 with top sales 16 25. outlets ample from Kansas Texas Panhandle Oklahoma Colorado Oregon Nebraska. Cows 6 50 to 10, sanners 5 50 to 6 50, wethers up to 13 50. Black steers 6 75 to 9, feeders 9 to 11 50, fleshy feeders to 15 25. Sheep and lambs now 17 50 for killing lambs, 17 25 for plain native lambs. breeding ewes in demand 14 to 16 50. A. H. Embree back from Salt Lake City driving a Willys Knight.
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Kansas
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
Colorado
Oregon
Nebraska
Arizona
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J. W. Chrisman
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C. A. Christmas
Market Report
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John Smith
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