Kendrick to Speak Here Next Wednesday
County Democratic Chairman Ivan Jones announces Governor Kendrick will speak at Lyceum Theatre Hall on Wednesday night September 11. Attorney C P Arnold of Laramie, a leading platform orator, will address the Democratic rally. Kendrick will argue for Wilsons re election and outline his Senate race platform, followed by a dance and reception for the speakers.
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Ivan Jones
Kendrick
Lyceum
C. P. Arnold
Laramie
Wyoming
Wilson
U. S. Senate
Pole Saves Life of Kent Curtis in Frontier Road Accident
Kent Curtis, a prominent rancher from the damework country, escaped serious injury when his Overland car left the road near Kemmerer. The vehicle toppled into a ditch and rested against a telegraph pole, which prevented a fatal crush. Charles and J A Christmas witnessed the crash and helped free him.
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Kent Curtis
Frontier Road
Pole
Damework Country
Thinety
Ina Ditch
Curtis
Kemmerer
Hoya
Charles
J A. Christmas
Frontier
Cumberland Scene of Two Robberies
Four negro men have been held since last Sunday for two separate robberies in Cumberland and Kemmerer jails. A man named Johnson lost $69 in cash on the Cumberland street hold up, identified by the victim next morning. Two suspects were brought to Remermer by Deputy Sheriff Ben Bagnell. two more were later captured in Cumberland. County Attorney Reynolds led a preliminary hearing for all four. In a second report, the Hunter Boarding House in Cumberland was robbed of clothing, watches and valuables worth over 100. Joe Langford and a man named Stapleton, laborers who stayed at the boarding house, fled before the discovery. A gold watch, new clothes, a hat and $16 were missing. No trace of the suspects.
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Kemmerer
Cumberland
Johnson
Remmerer
Ben Bagnell
Reynolds
Snerin
Hunter
Joe
Angford
Stapleton
West Coast bound trip of Mr and Mrs Brandon
C Watt Brannon plans a week long departure toward the Pacific Coast visiting Pocatello and Salt Lake en route. They may spend part of winter in California or New Orleans to avoid Kemmerer winters. Mr Brandon will join later after the campaign. Their home is rented to Platt Wilson for the season.
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Airs
C. Watt Brannon
Pacific Coast
Pocatello
Salt Lake
California
New Orleans
Kemmerer
Brandon
Republican County
Platt Wilson
Horse Stolen Two Years Ago Recovered
James Boatwright of Ranger recovered a horse stolen two years earlier with help from Deputy Sheriff Rich McMinn. The horse, found with James Obert of Diamondville, had been purchased from Dallas Irwin who had removed the brand to conceal ownership. Boatwright will seek recovery in court as Obert did not know the horse was stolen property.
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James Boatwright
Ranger
Sherif Rich McMinn
James Obert
Diamondville
Obert
Dallas Irwin
Boatwright
Irwin
Bishop Thomas Visits Kemmerer In Wyoming Tour
Bishop Thomas head of the Episcopal Churches of Wyoming visited Kemmerer with plans to speak in Big Piney and Kemmerer. Road conditions prevented a Sunday return. crowds hoped for the address. He recently returned from Jackson Hole where his six person elk hunting party bagged the season limit and praised the scenery including Grand Tetons.
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Wishop Thomas
Episcopal Churches of
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Kemmerer
Big Piney
E. H. Davis
Kemmerer High School
Jackson Hole
Thomas
Colorado Mountain
Out
Tractors Bought By Local Ranchmen Reported In Use
L. D. Tanner of the Big Piney Mercantile Company visited Kemmerer Saturday and noted that scientific ranchmen in the area are buying gas tractors for cultivation. He mentions two tractors acquired this week at Opal, one purchased by Jake Herschler and the other by T. D. O'Neil.
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L. D. Tanner
Big Piney Mercantile Company
Kemmerer
Opal
Jake Herschler
T. D. O'Neil
Car Shortage Worries Lincoln County Sheepmen
In Lincoln county the sheep industry faces an acute car shortage for shipping lambs to market with an estimated 15 000 to 20 000 head near Kenimerer awaiting transport. Prominent owners such as T Hunter Salmon Martin Whelan Nellie Case W H T Penn and others have driven stock to local points like Fox and Opal hoping for cars from the Oregon Short Line amid broader Union Pacific car demand. Several companies hold thousands of head ready for shipment as winter approaches and stockmen anticipate earlier than usual migration to winter ranges.
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Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Kenimerer
Opal
Fossil
Oregon Short Line
T. Hunter Salmon
Ontario
Martin Whelan
Rock Springs
Nellie Case
Penn
Joe
Erin Smuith
Gi Landen
Standard Meat and Livestock Company
LaBarge Livestock Company
Fox Ail
Bitter Creek
Union Pacific
Red Desert
Miller Speaks at Kemmerer Republican Rally Lyceum Theatre
Congressman C. B. Miller addressed a rally in Kemmerer at the Lyceum Theatre Hall with just under a hundred attendees despite threatening rain. The Kemmerer band played as Miller discussed issues for about an hour and a half, chaired by Colonel H. G. Christmas. Justice C. S. McDonald of Diamondville sat on the rostrum during the address.
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C. B. Miller
Kemmerer
Lyceum Theatre Hall
Sinve Miller
Concreseman Mondell
Clark
Nurses Train in Domestic Science Course at High School
Nurses from Lincoln County Miners Hospital began domestic science training at the local high school under Dr. LB Kindall. Miss Amy Frink will teach 20 lessons, twice weekly, through December to enhance nursing proficiency in culinary arts.
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LB. Kindall
Lincoln County Miners’ Hospital
Mist Reed
Lincoln County Miners Hospital
Amy Frink
Our Next Congressman Mr Clark to Tour County Soon
An uncertain fragment notes Mr Clark as a forthcoming congressman who may tour the county. It references Wyoming and a prophecy stating the state’s eminent figures, though the text is garbled and unclear on dates or concrete details.
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Wyoming
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John B. Kendrick
Pole Saves
Natunal, Bale
Federal Reserve System OF Banks
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Federal Reserve” System of
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve” Bank
The
First National Bank of
Hunter Board House
Miller Speaks
Minnesota
Service
Kemmerer Savings Bank
John D. Clark
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