Local notices from Kemmerer area and visitors
Locals and Personal notices describe arrivals, departures, and visits around Kemmerer Wyoming. Names include Oscar Wright of Ogden, Rh W Eastlick, Mrs Bailick, Mr C L Mosher and son, and others from Cokeville and Rock Springs. Items mention sales ads, hunting trips, railroad work, and staffing changes at Kemmerer Hotel and Wyopa Kemmerer Coal Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
RH. W. Eastlick
Mra
Bailick
Mrs
St. Louis
Halph Harns
Sfoe
Wyopa-Kemmerer Coal Co
Conroy
Hay
Rock Springs
Union Precife
Rare Bargain Piano Sold At Sacrifice In Kemmerer
A Denver music company offers a high quality stored piano in Kemmerer at sacrifice with terms to responsible parties. In Cumberland, Bob Swift resigned as Deputy Sheriff after about a year and Dave Boyce was appointed by Sheriff Bell. the County Commissioner confirmed the appointment, and Mr Boyce also serves as watchman for the Ion Pacific Coal Company in Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Denver Music Company
Denver, Colo
Bob Swift
Cumberland
Dave Boyce
Bell
Mr. Boyce
Algo
Ion Pacific Coal Company
Call for twelve men to entrain for Fort Mac Arthur
A Monday morning call at the Loew draft office asks twelve men to report for entrainment to Fort Mac Arthur Calif on the 21st of the month. Notices have been issued by the draft clerk to registrants including Favelle Hf Rich Afton Clement F Dalley Drives Maho Lowell A Dalley Driggs John Broad bent Thayne August 4 Jarvie Frontier Hughie Roberts Frontier Wilford A Porter Cokeville Bruce L Gardner Aston Harvey H Steed Auburn Henry P Willis Cokeville Louis Roberta Flemming Te fous Hnost Foss Thayne
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loew
Fort MacArthur
Califom
Hraft
Favelle Hf
Rich
Afton
Clement F Dalley
Drives
Maho
Lowell A. Dalley
Driggs
Idaho
John &. Broadbent
Thayne
Jarvie Frontier
Hughie Roberts
Frontier
Wilford A. Porter
Cokeville
Bruce L. Gardner
Aston Harvey H. Steed
Auburn
Henry P. Willis
Louis Roberta Flemming
Tefous Hrnost Foss
Seay sale for season tickets at Redpath Lyceum Course
Season ticket sales for the Redpath Lyceum Course will be held Saturday October 12 at 10 a.m. at the City Drug Store.
United War Work drive organized in Cheyenne area
Preparations are under way for the United War Work drive running October first to eighteenth. The coalition includes Y M C A Y W C A Jewish Welfare Board American Library Association Catholic War Council Salvation Army and National War Camp Community Service. Governor B H Brooke elected state chairman for the drive. County committee names and quotas set with $16 000 apportioned to precincts and officials named to lead each precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United War Work Drive
United War Work Association
Y.M.C. A
Jewish Welfare Board
American Library Association
Catholic War Work Council
Salvation Army
R. R. Rose
BR. A. Mason
George Whitten
P. J. Quealy
Daniel Levine
T. D. O'Neil
H.R. Rose
Mason
Whitten
Rose
Barnill 81ock Ranch for Sale by Owner
Ranch near Cokeville ten miles north, 175 acres irrigated with sheep and cattle hard assets. Asking 22 per acre with 1000 down and balance at 6 percent. Includes cattle, mares, ewes, machinery and tools. Opportunity to acquire more land. contact Coboritle Wro Tapeh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Border
Cokeville
Coboritle
Lieutenant Horace Russell Ill With Spanish Influenza
A telegram to Mr. T. C. Russell of Diamondville announced that his brother Lieutenant Horace Russell is very ill with Spanish influenza. The lieutenant, formerly of Diamondville, is in training at Dallas, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Mosher
C. C Mosher
John Vellnova
Mosher
Diamondville
T. C. Russell
Diamondyville
Horace Russell
Diamondsville
Dallas
Texas
Five Kemmerer Lads Enter the United States Marines
Five Kemmerer youths traveled to Salt Lake City to enlist in the armed forces. Clifford Bell Mahlon Quealy Frank Christmas George Easton and William Hunter hoped for Navy service but Navy enlistments were closed. They found success at the Marine recruiting office and were enlisted as United States Marines. They returned home awaiting a call within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Salt Lake City
Goverment
Cliford Bell
Mahlon Quealy
Frank Christmas
George Easton
William Hunter
Navy
Marine Recruiting Office
Uncle Sam
Claude Long 18 Dies of Spanish Influenza in Training Camp
A telegram to Arthur Long reports the death of his 18 year old brother Claude in a training camp in Texas from Spanish influenza. Claude left Kemmerer in early July, lived with his mother and brothers Burt and Arthur on a trench between Sage and Fossil. The body will be brought to Kemmerer for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Long
Claude
Aemp
Texan
Mr. Long
Leff Kemmerer
Tranch
Sage
Fossil
Burt
Arthur
Jody
Kemmerer
Wilson to Open New Garage in Pine Avenue Building
Mr. Hiatt Wilson, manager of the Lincoln County Garage, plans to open a new facility in the old Kemmerer Steam Laundry building on Pine Avenue within three to four days. The shop will feature Chandler and Dodge cars, general repair services, and a front showroom with the repair shop at the rear, with plates already in stock and ready for prompt deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiatt Wilson
Lincoln County
Kemmerer
Pine Avenue
Wilson
Chandler
Plate
Gratitude From Mrs. Bell For Chamberlain Remedy
Mrs William Bell of Loganaport expresses gratitude for Chamberlain s Colic and Diarrhea Remedy after a severe attack of ailment three years ago. She calls it the only medicine that relieved her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bell
Loganaport
Writua
Mrs Delaney sells ranch stock in Kemmerer sale
Mrs Elizabeth Delaney of Green River ranch completed a sale to Henry Battisti in Kemmerer Monday. The deal included 42 head of cattle 14 horses and assorted machinery. She has leased the ranch to Batuall for five years and moved to Diamondville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Delaney
Green River
Kemmerer
Henry Battisti
The Peace Our Soldiers Want
The Stars and Stripes editorial rejects any peace by agreement and urges victory as the only path. It likens enemy calls for peace to German tactics and insists that Americans will only accept peace through victory, with support from the Fourth Liberty Loan drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Stars and Stripes
France
Silters N Pranes
Amarica
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