Jaynes Held Over to January Term
Joe Jaynes of Cokeville faced a preliminary hearing after an alleged cattle theft. Justice of the Peace McAllister ordered him held for district court following testimony from witnesses on September 21 and 22. Sheriff Oakley and County Attorney Christmas prosecuted. Jaynes was incarcerated in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Jaynes
Cokeville
District Court
Justice of the Peace
McAllister
Jaynes
Cate Te Oyesit Smalley
D. Oakley
Christmas
Kommerer
Walt Smalley
Dan Harrity
John Reed
Clarence McBeth
Frank Hazen
Joe Woolsey
Robert Franzen
Ubsey Twists
Twist
Aw Jaynes
Carl Nelson
Nelson Heathers
Main Street
Levi Jaynes
Twisa
R. Rose
Seriff Oakley
Joan Mates of Cumberland Dead
John Mates of Cumberland, nearly 60, a leading mining figure, dies after gall stones operation at Lincoln County Miners Hospital. Active in Masonic and Odd Fellows circles, he lived around Rock Springs and Cumberland for thirty years and earned respect of workers and employers. Survived by wife and son John Lanure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mates
Cumberland
Lincoln County
Mates
Rock Springs
Rock Spring
Erior
Zane
Mater
Mpin
Gallmoe Ue
Ahl
Lambe's Club Holds Informal Meet and Plans Road Work
An informal Lambe club gathering in the Odd Fellows hall discussed continuing the organization and urged full cooperation of local business and professionals. About thirty members attended with three new entrants. dinner was served by Relief Society volunteers. The group formed a permanent road improvement committee to push state highway support for Graham ranch access and urged highway commission action under the good roads law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambe’ Club
Ot Pes
Tte
Lambe
Lat Day Saints’ Relief Society
Mesdames Wilkes
Thomas Reed
McPhie
Bell
Brown
Williams
Witherspoon
J. W. Glasgow
Graham Ranch
State Highway Commission
Te Wighway Commission
R. R Rose
Andrew Morrow
Platt Wilson
Rizzi
Hiszi
Birth Records Must Be Filed by Health Department
Health officials in Kemmerer and Lincoln County press for immediate filing of birth reports. Four local physicians have not reported births to state headquarters, risking prosecution. In Star Valley area 145 births recorded, with 48 filed so far this year, compared with 87 the same period last year. State health department seeks reasons for low birth registrations and emphasizes necessity for accurate records for legal purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Lincoln County
Kemmerer
Star Valley
State Department
Thie
State Pet
Prosperity in Kemmerer despite national downturn
The First National Bank and Savings Bank in Kemmerer show strong weekly and seasonal totals with nearly a quarter of a million dollars, autos and hotels booming, and mine payrolls paying out around two million annually. Local merchants report higher cash trade and sustained growth driven by distant buyers, coal shipments, and a hopeful civic outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Kemmerers
Kemmerer
City Fines Bring in Four Hundred Fifty Eight Dollars
City police judge reports September receipts total $458 for fines mainly from drunkenness or illegal alcohol sales on property. Heaviest penalties went to G Kanekoid for a disorderly house and John Smith for damaging a shop window. Other fines ranged from $10 to $53. town finances show balances and warrants as of October 1. A Buick touring car prize in a late campaign contest looms, with a countdown to 8 p.m. Saturday finish and urging decisive voter action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Kanekoid
John Smith
J. C. Penney Co
Louie Gabards
Sol John Griff
Dan Barp
G. Shepard
Arthur Saare
Thos, Dulcey
Warran
Ione
County Commissioner Chas A Johnson Arrives for Meeting
County Commissioner Chas A Johnson of Smoot arrived in the city Monday to attend the opening of the regular monthly meeting of the board of county commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, A Johnson of Smoot
Board of County Commissioners
Reverend Williams Returns From Spokane Convention
The Reverend Williams has returned from Spokane where he attended a regional Methodist clergymen convention. He is expected to occupy the pulpit of the local church during the coming winter months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. &. Williams
Spokane
Wyoming Officials Attend National Tuberculosis Conference
Mrs P J Quealy and Miss Etta M Dobbins traveled from Cheyenne to Salt Lake City to represent Wyoming at the National Tuberculosis Association convention. The meeting featured talks on fighting the white plague, government support for ex servicemen, and campaigns for public health. Delegates toured Salt Lake City, heard speakers from multiple states, and discussed child health and the Modern Health Service program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Quealy
Salt Lake City
Etta M. Dobbins
Wyoming Public Health Association
National
Hotel
Utah
C. R. Mabey
A. W. Moulton
C. Nelson
A. J. Strawson
National Tuberculosis Association
New York City
Phillip T Jacobs
New York
R. W Black
Public Health Service
Utah Snerican Legion
M. Q. Davis
Nevada Public Health Association
A. W. Jones
St. Louis Tuberculosis Association
B. B. Buchanan
Washington State Tuberculosis
S. E. Morse
Montana Association
Mise Etta M. Dobbins
Cheyenne
R. Athey
Idaho State Association
Pacific Northwest
Largr
Nenr
Desert News
Washington
Fire destroys La Barge oil rig. $25,000 loss reported
A rapid Saturday blaze at the WTD Newton Oil rig near La Barge destroyed the rigging and much machinery. Estimated loss ranges from 25,000 to 40,000 with potential delays to drilling as crews assess damage. Cause undetermined while officials consider cigarette or spontaneous combustion possibilities. company plans await Mr Newal's Sal City trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Oil Company
la Barge
Peopl
Newal
Sal City
Legion Works on Winter Program in Kemmerer
The Kemmerer Post of the American Legion plans entertainments dances and basketball to enliven winter months. A city league team and larger organization are eyed with committees forming to organize events, secure a venue for dances, and explore auxiliary expansion. Ex servicemen respond to a recent call as meetings continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
American Legion
Legionnaires
Legion
George Ton
William Chamberlain
J. EB. Christofferson
Legion Athletics
George Easton
Fred Jones
Paul Acton
Paul Nott
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Legion
J. E. Christofferson
Howard Munts
1922 Essex Touring Car Shown at Lincoln County Garage
The Lincoln County Garage recently received Kemmerer’s first 1922 Essex Fixex touring car. The vehicle is a stylish special from the Essex Motor Company with subtle changes that are noticeable upon close inspection. The new model is expected to be among the year’s best sellers and marks a notable local automotive debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
Kemmerer
Exex Motor Company
County to Start on Road Work
The Lambs club selected committee members met with county commissioners and secured cooperation to begin repairs on several roads. The Gahan ranch road, Slate Creek road, and the West of Kemmerer route will be tackled with heavy equipment. Dick Brown may oversee. The state highway commission may accept the finished roads as part of the state system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RR. Rose
Platt Wilkow
Andrew Morrow
Lambs Club
Board of County Commissioners
Gahan Ranch
Cleveland
Dick Brown
Slate Creek
Kemmerer
State Highway Commission
Band Practice at City Hall Tonight in Kemmerer
Kemmerer band holds an 8 o'clock practice at City Hall. Members are requested to arrive on time for the pie event and be ready to rehearse.
Kemmerer HI Visiting To Discuss City’s Development
Mahlon S. Kemmerer, the namesake of Kemmerer, arrives in the city for a brief visit with plans to review local progress. He is associated with Kemmerer Grain &Emis and has ties to Pennsylvania ventures. The exact motives and schedule remain unclear in the fragmentary report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahlon S. Kemmerer
Kemmerer
Kemmeorgrin & Emis
Pennsylvania
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joan Mates
Odd Fellow
State Health Department
BUICK
Kemmerer City
Good Savings Bank
Rev. Williams
Minnie V
Cook Kelly
Meneame Semen
Ee Rors
T. B
Northwestern Tuberculosis Association
Newton
City Basketball League
Geo. Easton
Lambs
Drs
Graham
Kemmerer HI
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