Early season political activity stirs Wyoming races
The article notes rising Republican tension as Governor Carey seeks another term amid editorial opposition from Riverton Chronicle and Casper Daily Tribune. John Hay of Racings and others are named as potential rivals, with commentary on highways criticism and a looming GOP nomination battle. Local notes include oil well arrivals, highway staff changes, elk hunting trips, a wedding in Green River, and car sales at Up-To-Date Garage.
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Carey
Riverton Chronicle
Casper Daily Tribune
Mr. Carey
Gubernor LA Romanies
John Hay
Racings, Fir
Hay
State Highway Commission
Lyman Enterprise
Local visits and travels across Cokeville and Kemmerer
Mrs J G Reynolds of Cokeville spent last Wednesday in Kemmerer. Elmo Haggerty of Cokeville was on business Sunday and Monday. Milton Olsen of Kemmerer Buick Sales and Ray Boyce drove to Evanston for the rodeo then Salt Lake City. The Reeves brothers Ben and Ray arrived in Kemmerer for a few days. They supervise a large herd of sheep near Granger. C Fay of Granger spent part of the week in Kemmerer on business. Mr.
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A. Jamehill
Newton Oilwell
Ed. Kir
Newton
M. B. Nash
Evanston
Richmond
Chester Palmer
Rock Springs
Mr. Palmer
Mr. Secord
University of Nebraska
A. Morrow
Ben Young
Hoback Canyon
J. G. Reynolds
Cokeville
Kemmerer
Elmo Haggerty
Milton Olsen
Buick Sales Company
Ray Boyce
Salt Lake City
Reeves Brothers
Ben
Ray
Granger
C. Fay
High School Notes on New Athletic Oversight and Measurements
The school athletic department will be jointly run by Mr. Gibbon and Mr. Newton this year. Last Friday students were measured in the gym for height waist chest biceps and calf and weighed. Measurements will be compared at season end to assess physical development. Basketball team not yet organized or even met.
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Gibbon
Newton
Old High School Notes Mix Sports Plans and Aged Anecdotes
The article outlines returning players for the captaincy with a near full roster except one missing, naming Joseph Pringle Bruce Scofield William Sutton Clinton Oakley Edwin Colberg and others. It describes girls athletics under Miss Marshall with planned stringent training, a new capable music teacher, and a student party at the county bridge that night. It closes with a reprinted Salt Lake Tribune anecdote about John Quincy Adams and a rickety Boston house reflecting on age and memory.
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Joseph Pringle
Bruce Scofie
Ieft
William Sutton
Clinton Oakley
Edwin Colberg
John Quin- Adams
United States
John Quincy Adams
Boston
Salt Lake Tribune
Toledo Legion Offers Reward for Rain Cape Theft
American Legion servicemen in Toledo post rewards for the return of a rain cape once owned by Rev. H. F. MacLane chaplain of an infantry regiment in France. The cape protected the faces of dead soldiers in Flanders mud as graves were dug after battles and wire encounters. it was stolen from the minister’s car by a thief.
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American Legion
Toledo
H. F. MacLane
France
Flanders
Pastor John E B Williams Serves Kemmerer Church Year
Methodist Church in Kemmerer announces reverend John E B Williams begins another pastorate year. He thanks residents for past support and offers assistance for Kemmerer’s good. Upcoming services include Bible study at 10 a m and preaching in the morning.
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Methodist Church
Tam
Methodist Church of
Kemmerer
John EB
Williams
Grip and cold linked illness advice in old note
An old fragment describes grip starting like a cold with watery discharge from the nose and advises rest when grip symptoms appear, noting higher infection risk during a cold and urging bed rest as symptoms emerge.
Buick Car Drive for County Superintendent Appeal
An advertisement asks school officials and readers to support securing a county car at no taxpayer cost. It cites debt in Lincoln County and the need for travel to visit schools, urging renewals or new subscriptions to the Camera to raise funds for the vehicle.
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Lincoln County
Kemmece
Three Days In Bed With Cough Remedy Promise
A brief ad touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for quick recovery from a cold noting three days in bed are better than three weeks later. It frames rest at home as wise and urges use of the product to hasten recovery.
Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage in Lincoln County Wyoming
By default on a November 19 1919 mortgage to H Sullivan and Nellie M Sullivan by P J Quealy trustee the debt of 4520 28 is due and payable. The mortgage foreclose sale is set for November 4 1021 at 2 PM at the Kemmerer town hall Lincoln County Wyoming to satisfy principal interest and attorney fees with the described lands led by the Northwest quarter of the section in Lincoln County.
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H. Sullivan
Nellie M. Sullivan
Motors
Green River
Sweetwater County
Wyoming
P. J. Quealy
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Lincoln Runt
Towit
Lincoln
Lincern
Description of land in Wyoming including water rights and parcels
The notice describes property in Wyoming comprising the southeast quarter and the south half of the southeast quarter of section 13 township 33 north range 119 west and all of lot 4 section 18 township 33 north range 118 west containing 160 acres more or less with water rights ditches and improvements. It names O Faly as trustee dated October 5 1921 and P J Qui mortgagee with H R Christmas attorney.
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Wyoming
Wyo
Ming
Faly
P. J. Qui Mortgagee
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Fay
Tanluc
Witherspoon Drug Co
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Julia Platt
James McNamara
McNamara
Edna Theresa Singent
Carl Evers
Ney Geer
Ench
Myr
Thes Teph
Mr. Geer
Texas
United States Army
Marshall Olsey Twiss
Clarence McBeth
Joe Woolsey
Robert Franzen
Levi Jaynes
Frank Hazen
Kemmere
Joe Jaynes
Frank Cappozzi
Cumberland
Alfred Jaupin
W. E. Williams
Ari
Beery
Heute
Kemmerer Savings Bank
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Miss Marshall
County Bridge
Nus
Grips
Fifth Ave
New York
A. Ee
H.R. Christmasttorney
Apie
Am and Inn
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