New Kemmerer Abstract Office Planned by Reynolds and Rosenberg
Attorney M. B. Reynolds and Roy Rosenberg plan to open an abstract office in Kemmerer after purchasing Kemmerer Abstract backs. The county clerk’s office has been unable to fill about 100 abstract orders, creating an opening for private service. The new firm will operate behind Reynolds and Reynolds law offices and start taking orders within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. 8. Reynolds
Roy Rosenberg
Kemmerer Abstract Company
Kemmerer
Abner Davis
Reynolds
Rosenberg
Reynolds and Reynolds
Altitude Too High For Cabaret Girls Council Says
The city council voted to shut the Union Cabaret as dancers faced dangerous altitudes. The police chief was told to inform the performers they must relocate to a climate with lower altitude where they can dance without extreme exertion and bank sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabaret Girls Council
Local Delegates Return from Cleveland UMWA Convention
Lincoln county mining camp delegates to the United Mine Workers of America convention in Cleveland Ohio returned home last week. Attendees reported a pleasant trip and adjournment at Buffalo N Y included a wage scale conference with coal operators. Delegates listed: William Thomas Sublet Daniel Jenkins Cumberland David Condie Glencoe Joseph Shay Diamondville Rube Talmadge Oakley. The next convention will be in Indianapolis.
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Lincoln County
United Mine Workers of America
Cleveland
Ohio
Buyilo
N.Y
Evere
William Thomas
Sublet
Daniel Jenkins
Cumberland
David Condie Glencoe
Joseph Shay
Diamondville
Rube Talmadge
Oakley
Indianapolis
Judge Arnold to Attend Friday Sessions in Kemmerer
Judge Arnold telephoned Kemmerer attorneys to say he will be here Friday to handle matters ready for disposition. Jury selection for the November term likely starts November 8 and jurors report about two weeks later, with heavier general attendance anticipated at the last term.
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Arnold
Kemmerer
Etcheverry Buys Quadros Sheep Outfit in Cokeville
This morning report says D. Etcheverry of Cokeville purchased the entire holdings of Antonio Quadros and N. Quadros and company. The deal covers a large sheep herd and outfit, with an estimated price over 350,000.
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Etcheverry
Quadros
D. Etcheverry
Cokeville
Antonio Quadros
N. Quadros
Turley Pleads Guilty Fined $100 and Costs
Walter Turley, proprietor of a local soft drink emporium, pleaded guilty to disposing of intoxicating liquor on a Saturday in Police Judge Glasgow's court. He was fined $100 and costs after police observed many visitors at his establishment last Friday.
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Walter Turley
Glasgow
Turley
Wyoming
Kemmarer
Omer
Gulf Coast Company Plans Shallow Well This Week
President Ellwood of the Gulf Coast Oil and Development company is in Kemmerer to oversee work as the firm expects a shallow well to be brought in within two to three days. A deep well drilling halt occurred yesterday due to machinery breakage but repairs are underway and expected to resume by week’s end.
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Gulf Coast Company
Ellwood
Gulf Coast Oil and Development Company
Kemmerer
Elwood
Soldiers Bodies Returned to U S at Early Date
Secretary Baker will arrange transport to bring home the bodies of American soldiers buried in Germany Belgium Italy Britain Luxembourg and northern Russia. General staff traffic division will handle purchase storage and hasten the process.
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Washington
Germany
Belgium
Italy
Britain
Luxemberg
Russia
United States
Baker
Tiwan
General Staff
Two New Edisons Sold During Week
Charles Griff of this city and William Villanova of Diamondville purchased New Edisons from the Kemerer Hardware and Furniture Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Griff
William Villanova
Diamondville
New Edisons
The
Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Company
Illinois Wyoming Oil Company to House Machinery in Winter
Samuel R K Maxwell secretary of the Wyomit company visiting Kemmerer reports optimistic Carter field prospects. The well reaches 1800 feet with 200 feet to sands, 84-foot derrick and new 40 HP engine en route. Company holds 20 000 acres in Uinta and Lincoln counties and plans rapid drilling despite cold weather.
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Samuel RK
Maxwell
Wyomit
OU and Shale Company
Denver
Columbia Club Sweet Shop Opens In Kemmerer
The Columbia Club Sweet Shop opens with a remodeled building and new fixtures. Miss Alma Davidson and Miss Emma Edwards will oversee the soda fountain, with James Mantle as day manager and J H Waldo guiding installation and staff. The shop offers a complete confectionery line and smokers supplies to attract locals and visitors.
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Columbia Club Sweet Shop
Alma Davidson
Emma Edwards
Davidson
Edwards
Symes
Whitcomb
Jork Mantle
Kemmerer
J. H. Waldo
School Board Objects to Street as Autos Speedway
At Monday night’s city council meeting the school board urged measures to stop speeding on the street by the grade school and to improve drainage to carry water away from the campus. Commissioners Morrow and Talcott were tasked to review the issues and report back.
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Morrow and
Talcott
Delco Light Plan Aims to Light Jackson Town
A Delco Light System representative has spent a week in Jackson interviewing merchants and residents who want electric lights. Plans are underway to buy a $3000 plant to illuminate the entire town.
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Delco Light System Company
Jackson
President Wilson Signs Kendrick Bill on Stock Raising Homesteads
Washington reports President Wilson signed the Kendrick bill amending the stock raising homestead law and allowing leaves of absence for soldier homesteaders. The measure enables additional entries to patent after a $1.85 expenditure per acre and preserves original entry requirements. It also lets veteran homesteaders use federal vocational training without losing homestead credit.
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Washington
Wilson
Kendrick
Wyoming
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Attending Meetings of Grand Lodge and Eastern Star in Casper
Olaf Jesson and W J Witherapoon left Monday night for Casper to attend the Masonic grand lodge meeting convening this morning. Mrs Marie King and Mrs Gertrude Brammer are in Casper to attend a meeting of the Eastern Star.
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Grand Lodge
Casper
Olaf Jesson
W. J. Witherapoon
Masonic Grand Lodge
Mra
Marie King
Gertrude Brammer
Easten
Kemmerer Sheep Co Disposes of Holdings to Oscar Peterson
The Kemmerer Sheep company last Friday disposed of its entire holdings totaling 8 100 head of sheep and all equipment to Oscar Peterson of Cokeville. The company was formed by State Treasurer A. D. Hoskins J. W. Thompson and L. Smith.
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Kemmerer Sheep Company
Oscar Peterson
Cokeville
A. D. Hoskins
J. W. Thompson
L. Smith
Prohibition Fallout in Kemmerer Raises Town Alarm
In Kemmerer Wyoming residents complain of rising drunkenness three months after statewide prohibition. Local business leaders blame alcohol sales, while calls for strict enforcement grow. Courts have fined offenders as debates over enforcement and taxes intensify.
Lincoln-Idaho Oil wells show strong test at well two
Lincoln-Idaho Oil Company placed well number two on the pump Monday and, during a three hour test, produced about 600 barrels per day. Oil flowed from the pipe throughout the test as the well gushed above the casing. The firm plans to spud well number three about 1400 feet away and will keep machinery running through winter. Thomas Clinton, president, left for the Dry Piney field.
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Lincoln-Idaho Oil Company
Lincoln-Idaho Company
Cadecus Oil to Start Work in Day Piney Field Soon
W. M. McGee, a Croesus Oil and Development principal stockholder based in Salt Lake City, says the company will begin development on holdings in Dry Piney field soon. A rig has been purchased and is en route, and an office and supply station will be opened in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadecus Oil Company
Day Piney Field
McGee
Croesus Oil and Development Company
Salt Lake City
Thin City
Fined for Possessing Two Jugs Whiskey in Kemmerer
Visitor tee Schofield faced a $25 fine plus costs after authorities found two large sugar containers of whiskey in his luggage during a search in Kemmerer. Police Judge Glasgow imposed the penalty after a Saturday hearing.
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Schofield
Kemmerer
Marshal Johnson
Glasgow
May Be No Coal Mine Strike
United Mine Workers and operators report progress in wage conference in Buffalo with a wish to avoid a strike on November 1. Operators show defiance but ready to offer a 25 percent wage increase plus concessions to start negotiations, though clearly not meeting miners demands.
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Judge Arnold
U.S
Illinois-Wyoming Ol. Company
Columbia Club
Jackson Tele
Trave
Lingolw
Wjako
Sins
Honestad
Kemmerer Sheep Co
Kemmara
Lasus
Evry
Eve Levine
Thomas Clinton
United States Workers’ Journal
Saya
Buffalo
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