Abstract office to open in Kemmerer after purchase
Attorney M. B. Reynolds and Roy Rosenberg have bought the Kemmerer Abstract company backs and plan to open a new abstract office in Kemmerer. The county clerk’s office has been overwhelmed with duties and 100 abstract orders remain unfilled, creating a strong opportunity for a private abstract service backed by experienced professionals.
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M. 8. Reynolds
Roy Rosenberg
Kemmerer Abstract Company
Kemmerer
Abner Davis
Reynolds
Rosenberg
Reynolds and Reynolds
Altitude Too High For Cabaret Dancers City Council Action
The city council on Monday night deemed the Union Cabaret’s location unfit due to altitude. The chief of police was told to inform the dancers a new climate would let them dance without heavy exertion or gaze on banks of snow.
Local Delegates Return From Cleveland Mine Workers Convention
Lincoln county delegates to the United Mine Workers of America convention in Cleveland Ohio have returned home after a brief stay and a pleasant trip. A separate conference near Buffalo New York discussed wage scale adjustments with coal operators. Delegates named include William Thomas Sublet Daniel Jenkins Cumberland David Condie Glencoe Joseph Shay Diamondville and Rube Talmadge Oakley. The next convention is set for 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 Session in Kemmerer
Judge Arnold telephoned an attorney in Kemmerer to say he would be here Friday to handle matters ready for disposition. The November term jury likely won’t be selected until the 8th of next month and will report about two weeks later, with a heavier jury expected at the last term.
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Arnold
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Kemmarer
Omer
Etcheverry Buys Quadros Sheep Outfit
D Etcheverry of Cokeville reportedly bought Antonio Quadros and N Quadros and company holdings. The purchase includes several herds and sheep outfits, with a total consideration said to exceed 350000 dollars.
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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, pled guilty to disposing of intoxicating liquor on a Saturday in Police Judge Glasgow's court and was fined $100 and costs. Police observed many visitors at Turley’s place last Friday, leading to a timely arrest.
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Walter Turley
Glasgow
Turley
Gulf Coast Well 13 Expected This Week in Kemmerer
Gulf Coast Oil and Development President Ellwood is in Kemmerer to supervise operations as Well 13 nears shallow completion this week. A recent machinery break halted deep drilling, now repaired, with deeper drilling hoped to resume by week’s end.
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Gulf Coast Company
Ellwood
Gulf Coast Oil and Development Company
Kemmerer
Soldiers' bodies to return to U.S. from European graves
Washington reports that all American soldiers buried in Germany Belgium Italy Britain Luxembourg and northern Russia will be brought home as soon as transportation is arranged. Secretary Baker directs purchase and storage through the traffic division of the general staff to hasten the return.
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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 Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Company.
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Charles Griff
William Villanova
Diamondville
New Edisons
The
Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Company
Illinois Wyoming Oil Company to house machinery during winter
Samuel R. Maxwell, secretary of the Wyomit Oil and Shale company, says the firm will house its machinery in Kemmerer and Denver during winter. He reports an 1800 foot well depth, plans to reach the third sand by about 2000 feet, and rapid drilling planned across 20,000 acres in Uinta and Lincoln counties with new equipment en route.
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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 begins business after remodels and new fixtures. Alma Davidson Emma Edwards oversee the soda fountain with Jork Mantle in day duty and J H Waldo as manager, inviting locals to visit for courteous service and a complete confectionery and tobacco selection.
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Columbia Club Sweet Shop
Alma Davidson
Emma Edwards
Davidson
Edwards
Symes
Whitcomb
Jork Mantle
Kemmerer
J. H. Waldo
School Board Opposes Street as Speeding Autos Corridor
At a city council meeting the school board urged measures to stop vehicles from using the street by the grade school as a speedway. They cited speeds near 100 mph and called for drainage improvements to divert water away from the campus. Commissioners Morrow and Talcott were assigned to study the issues and report back.
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Morrow and
Talcott
Delco Light Plant Aims to Light Jackson Town
A Delco Light System representative spent a week in Jackson interviewing merchants and residents who want electric lights. Plans are underway to buy a $3000 light plant to illuminate the entire town.
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Delco Light System Company
Jackson
President Wilson Signs Kendrick Bill on Homestead Law
Washington Oct 6 President Wilson signed the Kendrick bill amending the stock raising homestead law. The measure, backed by Senator Kendrick for Wyoming homesteaders, allows additional entries to patent for 1.85 dollars after meeting original entry requirements. It also lets soldier homesteaders use federal vocational training without losing homestead credits.
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Washington
Wilson
Kendrick
Wyoming
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Attending Meetings of Masonic and Eastern Star Lodges
Olaf Jesson and W J Witherapoon left Monday night for Casper to attend the Masonic grand lodge meeting opening this morning. Mrs Marie King and Mrs Gertrude Brammer are in Casper attending an Eastern Star meeting.
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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 Peterson
The Kemmerer Sheep company on last Friday disposed of its entire holdings of 8 100 head of sheep and all equipment to Oscar Peterson of Cokeville. This company was composed of 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 Backlash in Kemmerer Sparks Town Debate
Citizens in Kemmerer denounce rising drunkenness after state wide prohibition. Local businessmen blame law for losses and crime, calling for strict enforcement and legal action against violators. Town officials faced criticism for partial liquor fee refunds and enacting harsher penalties.
Lincoln-Idaho Oil tests well number two at 600 bpd
Lincoln-Idaho Oil company placed well number two on the pump Monday and ran a three hour test yielding about 600 barrels per day. Oil spudding for well number three is planned 1400 feet away as machinery runs through winter. President Thomas Clinton departed 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. J. McGee, a Croesus Oil and Development principal from Salt Lake City, says development work will begin soon on Croesus holdings in the Dry Piney field. A rig has been purchased and is en route, and an office and supply station will open in the city.
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Cadecus Oil Company
Day Piney Field
McGee
Croesus Oil and Development Company
Salt Lake City
Thin City
Fined $25 and Costs for Having Two Jugs Whiskey in Possession
A visitor to Kemmerer, Schofield, was fined $25 and costs after being found with two jugs of whiskey in a suitcase. Police searched the case, yielding two large sugar containers of whiskey beneath clothing. He appeared before Police Judge Glasgow on the following Saturday for the hearing.
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Schofield
Kemmerer
Marshal Johnson
Glasgow
May Be No Coal Mine Strike
Report from the joint wage conference of the United Mine Workers of America and Central Competitive Field operators in Buffalo notes progress and a desire to avoid a strike on November 1. Operators show defiance but prepared to offer a 25 percent wage increase plus concessions as a starting point for negotiations.
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United States Workers’ Journal
Saya
United Mine Workers of America
Buffalo
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