Kendrick Speech Draws Big Crowd at Lyceum Hall
A large audience at Lyceum Hall in Kemmerer listened to Senator Kendrick as he explained the covenant of the tongue and defended wartime spending. He praised speed in war efforts, contrasted with economy debates, and recalled President Roosevelt's wartime stance. The talk touched on the League of Nations and continued on the rack page.
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Kendrick
Lyceum Hall
Kemmerer
Roosevelt
Wilson
Senate
League of Nations
Kon
Ford price cuts spark auto industry speculation across makers
A Chevrolet bulletin from Flint Michigan states no list price reductions will occur, but if prices drop before May the company will refund the difference to retail buyers. The Kemmerer Garage passes along the notice amid widespread talk of price cuts after Ford’s actions, warning dealers not to expect further reductions soon.
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Ford Motor Company
Kemmerer Garage
Chevrolet Motor Company
Delors
C. B. Flint
Mich
Hay on 90 Acres Prompts Legal Notice
Mr Mike Meeka arrives in town with claim of $1500 worth of hay on 90 acres. The record mentions his hard work and a disputed price of $10 per acre. The document hints at a dispute over land value and potential sale or settlement on the upper Green.
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Mike Meeka
Aorey
I Acres
Lincoln County Tax Statements by Gen. W. Tanner
County treasurer Gen W Tanner defends records against a Kellmeret Republican tirade. He cites delinquent tax collections for 1919 and 1920, defends costs, and alleges misrepresentation by former treasurer and the Camera editor. He emphasizes profitability of collections and accuses opposition of exaggeration.
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Lincoln County
Kellmeret Republican
Baker
Lincoln Couty
Tanner
Camera
Bell
Resignations and drilling contract mark Linoln County news
Roy Gordon and American Producers and Refiners Company signed a 4000 foot drilling contract last week with activity set near Section 125-114 land leased from Cretaceous Oil Company. County Clerk H R Harrison resigns after four terms to become cashier at Freedom State Bank. family to move to Salt Lake City. Harrison focus on local church duties and community roles.
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Roy Gordon
American Producers and Refiners Company of
San Francisco
Cretaceous Oil Company
Hubert Utterhark
H. R. Harrison
Salt Lake City
Freedom Bank
Harrison
Lincoln County
Thrge
Haw
Volere
Mie
Kemmerer
Gilbert Taysom
Mrs Lydia Gove Dies in Emmett Idaho
News arrives from Kemmerer of the death of Mrs Lydia Gove at Emmett Idaho where she passed at midnight. She had not been healthy over a year and went to live with daughter Mrs May Anderson. She will be buried in Boise after living in Diamondville Kemmerer and Emmet. She was active in the Rebekah Lodge as a Past Grand and left a son Bruce Gove and several daughters.
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Kemmerer
Mis
Tyia Gove
Emmet
Boise
Idaho
Bruce Gove
East Lake City
Ask to Increase Telephone Rates In Wislag
The Mountain States Selagrad a Telephone Company has filed an application with the public service commission praying for permission to raise toll rates. A hearing is set for October 16 at 10 o clock in Cheyenne.
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The
Mountain States
Selagrad
Public Service Commission of
Wislag
Cheyenne
Ruck Poke Holes In High School Wall
A line about a store or school accident describes a track driver from Groriand Lumber backing into a wall at a high school while delivering materials. Workmen attempted repairs as the incident occurred during routine duties.
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Groriand Lumber Company
Fersa
Oil discovery sets drilling record in Fossil field
D L Livesay began drilling in section 28-21-117 Fossil field with a small rig and, after six days, oil appeared at depth of 120 feet. The oil rose to ten feet in the casing and lies near the top. The high grade oil drew Kemmerer residents to the field and Livesay plans a second well nearby with an anticipated output around ten barrels per day.
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D. L. Livesay
Kemmerer
Livesay
Oden
Salt Lake
Camera
Kemmerer Legion Plans Armistice Day Events
The local American Legion Post met to map Armistice Day plans for Kemmerer on November 11, including a basketball game and a dance. A committee led by Prof. H. A. Moyer will organize activities and seek an outside speaker for veterans. The group aims for a strong celebration with games against Montpelier, Rock Springs, and Evanston, plus boxing and wrestling.
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American Legion
Kemmerer
Kemimorer
H. A. Moyer
France
Italy
Japan
United States
Wyoming
J. Conners
George Easton
Bred W. Jones
Legion Poste
Montpelier
Rock Springs
Evanston
Kemmerer Post
Legionairre
Senator Clark To Take Post On Joint Commission
Senator Clark and Mrs D. Clark of Los Angeles spent several days in Evanston with relatives and left for Montreal. Mr Clark will assume duties as a member of the International Joint Commission appointed by President Wilson.
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D. Clark
Loo Angelus
Evanston
Privaty
Montreal
Clark
International Joint Commsejo
Wilnun
Prev
Lamb Shipments Now Under Way
Mtr Geo K Murdock of Cokeville was in Kommer yesterday on business matters. He reported the largest flock being shipped, with big lamb shipments under way from the region.
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Mtr. Geo
Soldiers in Army Hospitals Receive Red Cross Aid
The American Red Cross says over 2 000 soldiers remain in army hospitals nationwide with wounds from overseas. Red Cross workers provide friendly aid and help teach trades to help them regain independence and support their families despite scarce funds.
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Red Crone
Red Cross
Salvation Army Drives For Lincoln County Fund
Reports to Mrs P J Quealy county Salvation Army chair show progress toward the $1000 Lincoln county allotment with prospects of success. Six teams of men and women canvassing report cheerful response and early results near $200 raised. further subs needed to meet the quota.
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P. J. Quealy
Salvation Army
Lincoln County
Booth
Hammerer
Sakrie
Farewell Party for Mr and Mrs Harrison at L D 8 Church
The farewell party honoring Mr and Mrs Harrison at the L D 8 church drew a large crowd from Kenmerer and nearby towns. The program featured vocal solos by Dick Brown Mel John Reed and others, a vocal duet by Mr and Mrs George Blacker, and a silver gift presented by Doke McPhie. Mr Harrison voiced fond memories of their years in Kenmerer, a luncheon followed, and dancing continued until midnight with attendees from Dismondville Frontier and Cumberland.
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HR Harrison
Dick Brown
Mel
John Reed
Mise Reed
Sam Thoms
George Blacker
Harrison
Doke McPhie
Keanmerer
Kenmerer
Harrisons
Heitz Repurchases Big Piney Store
The Big Piney Store of the Lewin Cauh Grocery Company was sold to W. G. Hoite and his son Howard Faits. The father in law, Mr. Bly, is to be involved in the business. Howard Helte will handle freight for the Big Piney, making three weekly trips to the railroad with the truck. Local labor groups have declined membership in Poot, and a meeting with labor leaders and the Legion is planned to clear up misunderstandings about the Legion’s aims.
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Lewin Cauh Grocery Company
W. G. Hoite
Howard
Latyer
Mr. Bly
Bly
Howard Helte
Legion
Labor supports American Legion bulletin urges unity with unions
A Wyoming bulletin from state commander Chas S Hill rebuts the idea that labor and the American Legion are opposed. It cites the Cincinnati Chronicle editorial backing Legion labor compatibility and urges union members to join and explain the Legion's aims, stressing that wage earners should align with Legion principles.
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American Legion
Wyoming
Legion
Chas. S. Hill
Chronicle
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ohio Central Labor Council
American Federation of Labor
Central Labor Council
France
Big Tie Drive Delivered at Green River City
Mr Brit drives a track for Standant Wimbee Company with camp on Cottonwood creek head Piney country. He spent several days in town for minor truck repairs. The Standard Turber Company delivered near Green River City driving down Wollwnywad and Green River.
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Brit
Standant Wimbee Company
Cottonwood Creek
Piney Country
Standard Turber Company
Aw Quarter Willow Railroad
Green River City
Wollwnywad
Green River
Penney Store Manager Buys In Salt Lake
Louis Payne, manager of the Idaho J. Jenney store, and associates returned from Salt Lake City where they attended a lawn buying show for the local Penney store. Wholesale prizes were 16 to 20 percent lower than a year ago, and Payne believes the decline will continue as high meeting demand tapers off.
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Louis Payne
Id. A. Jenney
Hore
Oy Roxie Maaters
Aleo
J. Penney Suman
Tage Cit
Payne
Une
Cumberland Flat Road Completed Standout auto tour notes progress
Mr. Thomas Clinton and Attorney Ivan Jones toured Evanston and Kemmerer to survey the Cumberland Flat road project. The new grade nears finish from the Lincoln Uinta line south of Cumberland with work quickly advancing. The surface is packed and in good condition despite rapid construction, signaling a near completion.
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Thomas Clinton
Ivan &. Jones
Evanson
Evans Ton
Clinton
Galt Lake City
Autoro Buhl
Luaho
Suturnae O Kemmerer
Jones
Kemmerer Muerte
Co Berland
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U. S
David Howell
W. Tanner
Deep Well
California
Contead
Freedom State Bank
Lydia Gove
Emmet, Idaho
Senator Clark
Canada
Spond
MR and Mrs. Harrison
HEITZ
BIG Piney
LABOR
A. F. of L. Deny
Penney
Cumberland Flat Road
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