Forty Two Wyoming Towns Represented at State University
The State University reports forty two Wyoming towns and cities represented by students this year, the highest enrollment in the history of the institution. Enrollment rose about ten percent over last year at the end of the first week as new and old students arrive daily. The correspondence department notes more names of incoming students. An annual freshman reception in the gym welcomed students, with brief addresses from the president Dr Duniway and a senior, followed by warm welcomes. The Agricultural College plans several educational exhibits at the state fair with lectures by department heads. The main library has been enlarged to provide five thousand volumes of shelving.
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Wyoming
Universit
Daniway
Duniway
Agricultural College
Mrs Laley Hosts Saturday Evening Musical at Frontier
Mrs A F Laley entertained High School teachers at her Frontier home with a quartet including Schultz Lee Bruce and Davia performing local and instrumental selections. The evening featured fortune telling and light amusement before refreshments, guests praising the hostess hospitality.
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Laley
A. F. Laley
Frontier
Schultz and Lee
Messers
Bruce
Davia Bang
Miss Lee
Miss Schultz
Road plan to shorten Kemmerer Cokeville trip
Dan Crossed and Mrs Pottering drove from Beckwith Dam to Kemmerer on Thursday via the west side of Heart River crossing, noting a roadable route and a proposed ridge cut. Al urges County Commissioners to fully investigate a direct Kemmerer Cokeville road to reduce distance by 15 to 20 miles and improve auto travel to Star Valley.
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Potter Eville
Drote
Kemmerer
Thareday
Heartiver
Beckwith Dam
Potterings
Keromeret
Cokeville
Cokeville Editor Visits Kemmerer in Midweek
Cokeville Register editor C. Davis visited Kemmerer in the middle of last week. He recently joined the benedicts and appeared hale and hearty while seeking to publish a strong paper that supports ranching and livestock interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cokeville
C. Davis
Industrious Kemmerer Cigar Maker Expands Local Plant
FP G Able a union cigar maker from Ogden Lodge No 367 started in Kemmerer and now runs a popular Lincoln County Booster cigar. His operation grows, requiring larger quarters and plans to hire more workers as demand increases locally.
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Kemmerer
Kemmerer Cigar Factory
G. Able
Ogden Lodge No. 367
Cigar Makers Union of America
Lincoln County
Sammon Law Office
Able
Madge Whistler Nominated for Idaho School Superintendent
Friends in the Green River Valley and Fremont county note Madge Whistler has been named on the Republican ticket for Idaho superintendent of schools. Her career spans Iowa to Wyoming and Idaho teaching rural schools, with college training and broad experience preparing her to organize a new district and lead statewide education.
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Madge Whistler
Green River
Wiving
Wyoming
Fremont County
Iowa
Eastfork
New York
Big Piney
East Add
Idaho
American Falls
Miss Whistler
Prisoners Escape Game Warden Near Kemmerer
Friday in Kemmerer after returning from the Green River Valley where he arrested Claude and Roy Bird for illegal elk hunting. The prisoners were handcuffed together and removed from the train at Opal near the willows. Sorenson searched the area all night but could not locate them.
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Willows
Sublet Notes and Local Visits Highlight Week
Mr Paul Sabo and family left for York state to settle. Mr and Mrs F M Turner of Frontier visited town with Mr Turner on business and Mrs Turner hosted by Mrs Holland. Sherman Small and Slim Dyer of Labarge stayed for a Saturday dance. George Blacker visited as state mine inspector at No 5 mine. Miss Jane Henry toured Kemmeru and visits Miss Mary Roddy before Sunday. The orchestra held a lively dance Saturday night with many attendees. Mrs McLain at No 6 hosted a pleasant surprise gathering with friends and late thanks. Guy Mose at No 5 was called away on business while Charley Loyd remains ill. Harry Hennette left for Oregon.
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Paul Sabo
York State
F. M. Turner
Frontier
Turner
Sherman Small
Slim” Dyer
Labarge
Fnally
George Blacker
Mine
Jane Henry
Removal of Mother's Remains in Piney Event
Mr P F M Warter travels to Hig Piney to bury Mrs Lucuids Owens Hall with remains to be interred beside her son Deli Bair in the local cemetery. The late Mrs Owens Hall was buried in July 1604 on the ranch then owned by Mr Larter, with the property later transferring to the Thornton estate.
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PF. M. Warter
Hig Piney
Lucuids Owens Hall
Pinedale
Deli Bair
Dire. Owens
Larter
Thornton
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F. E. Curtis
Tare
Lincoln
Luikder the Carpenter
Biel
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Oak
Kemmerer, Wyo
AN. Idaho
Mother Vinedale Rowaday
Pabst
Frontier Supply Co
Seven Mountain States
Europe
United States
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
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