Frontier Nation News Careless Driving Collision Near Kemmerer
Albert Laley and family were shaken up when their car was struck by a Lincoln County Bakery truck driven by Carl Sarrinen. Sarrinen pleaded guilty to a charge of driving without lights, was fined a small amount plus costs, and the crash tore off a wheel and running board. Victims denounced the incident claiming Harrity’s car was parked to let the truck pass and the truck suddenly pulled out.
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Kemmerer
Albert Laley
Dan Harrity
Lincoln County Bakery
Carl Sarrinen
Sarrinen
L Ccal
Justice Carnan
Harrity
Mine Fire Breaks Out in Elkol Mine
Fire erupted in an old shaft at the Elkol mine on Saturday afternoon. Competent workmen fully equipped with extinguishers and helmets rushed to the scene under the leadership of Gomer Reese.
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Elkol
Gomer Reese
Local notes recounting illnesses travels and school issues
The column lists community health updates and movements. John Cameron recovers eye removal evidence, Infant dies from pneumonia in Kemmerer, Hazel Faddies has tonsils removed, Miss Della Roddy teaches at Sublet, Harold Herris joins the navy in San Francisco, Anna Massey recovers from appendicitis, and heating delays affect Kemmerer school. Frontier registrations and social visits are noted. DIAMONDVILLE card club meets. intercity travel for funerals and saltrerectomy covered.
Burleson and Post Office Finances Flair in Politics
The Philadelphia Public Ledger backs Hughes while noting Postmaster General Burleson deposited 5.2 million dollars with Secretary McAdoo for fiscal year 1916. The piece contrasts Democratic boosting with past Republican leadership and annual deficits exceeding 17 million dollars.
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Post Office
Burleson
McAdoo
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Hughes
Wilson
Treasury
Artesian Water Flow Hit During Drilling Near Rail Line
Opal, Craig and Beechler struck a strong artesian flow days ago while drilling for water on the south side of the railroad track. The well, aimed at serving Al Payne who plans to move his residence to the site, yields drinking quality water and promises benefit to Opal.
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Opal
Craig
Beechler
al Payne
Purchasers Buy Blooded Stock from Cokeville Raiser
Martin Whelan LaBarge and John Milleson bought a half car of horses from a Cokeville breeder. Whelan took graded bucks while Milleson purchased thorobred registered Cotewalds.
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Martin Whelan
LaBarge
John Milleson
Cokeville
Mr. Whelan
Mr. Milleson
Big Cattle Shipment From Big Piney and Local Trades
A shipment of 546 cattle from Big Piney left Opal on Sunday in 21 cars, owned by William Luce Stanley Murdock and Professor Sommers. About 200 head remain en route to Opal for Abner Luman and others. LaBarge Livestock Co sold 9000 sheep to Myers and St Joseph market week with good prices. Henry Franklin visited Craven Creek. steer from market weighed 1870 pounds, net $167.50 after freight. Rev E F Clay preached in the new town hall amid a large crowd. A well attended town hall dance followed with Frank McCall as floor manager.
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Opal
Big Piney
William Luce
Stanley Murdock
Professor Sommers
Abner Luman
LaBarge Livestock Company
Myers and
St. Joseph
Charles Robison
Robison
Frank McCall
Changes at Garage Mort Carollo Sell Interest to John Walters
Changes at the Up-to-Date Garage: Mort Carollo sold his interest to John Walters this week. Walters also took over the back shop previously leased to Tony North, who left for Idaho to start a business with Russell Johnson, a former mechanic.
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Mort Carollo
John Walters
Walters
Tony North
Mr. North
Idaho
Parteratip
Russel Johnson
Deer Hunters Report Abundant Game Near Cumberland
Dr R A Sanders and Dr Arbogant of Diamondville hunted deer on Sheep's Creek forty miles above Cumberland last week. They found no game but report plenty of deer in the area and believe the first snow will make them easy prey for hunters heading there.
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R. AL. Sanders
Arbogant
Diamondville
Sheep's Creek
Cumberland
Io Search
Davis Bound Over in Bootlegging Case at Border
Davis bound over to next term of district court on bootlegging charge after a $600 bond. He was later tried again on a liquor sale to minors. defense sought change of venue and judge McDonald of Diamondville presided.
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George Davis
Border
Carnahan
Davie
Davis
Agaln
C. E. Melvin
Buedice
McDonald
Diamondville
Bridge Luncheon Delightful Affair Reported Yesterday
Mrs Paul Comer Wan hosted a bridge luncheon that featured lively conversation and entertaining bridge play. The event followed a well attended factional gathering in town, with Mrs Coter noted for arranging an enjoyable afternoon. Walter Yuso of Big Vinny was mentioned in relation to a recent social visit.
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Paul Comer
Hoon
Walter Yuso
Big Vinny
Carey Endorses Kendrick and Clark for Congress
Ex Governor Joseph M. Carey announces support for Democratic candidates Kendrick and Clark. He endorses their progressive stance and praises Governor Pol Stands as a strong ally, believing Carey’s influence will aid Kendrick and Clark in Wyoming.
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Jobo
B. Kendrick Fo
United States
Eeeemia Clark
Congress
Joseph M. Carey
Pol
Wyoming
Keeshwagn
Kendrick
Clark
Cheetened Demand Sparks Urgent Call to Action
A terse message demands immediate compliance with a challenge to act today. The speaker urges swift movement and emphasizes the urgency of meeting the request without delay.
South American Sheep Business Draws American Traveler
Frank Mae Hoskins left Montpelier last March for South America to explore the country for potential residence and to view the sheep industry on a large scale. He plans to relocate to Brazil with his family joining him soon.
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Frank Mae
Walla Walla
Wash
Rao Paulo
Brazil
Hoskins
Montpelier
South America
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Louis B. Westholder
Evanston
Rock Springs
Diamondville Agents
Mountain Trading Co
Frontier Agents— Frontier Supply Co
Big Piney Agente
Big Piney Mercantile Co
Frontier News
L. B. Westholder
Florist
Evanston and
Rock Springs, Wy
John Cameron
Dr. Sanders
John Sloberneck
Bill Paulson
Bill Mosby
Hazel Faddies
Dave Faddies
Della Roddy
Kemmerer High School
Sublet
Frontier
Mary
Dr. Rooth
John Nesbit
Tipple
Salt Lake
Quealy-Peterson Sheep Co
Harold Herris
San Francisco
Navy
Anna Massey
Lester Pratt
John Colett
Frontier Supply Co
Kemmerer Coal Office
W. P. Stewart
Abel Swanson
EB. R. VanCott
J. J. Carallo
Wm. Vicars and Son
Chicago
Mr. Carallo
Rochester
Minn
Misa Carrie Elliott
B. J. Carollo
Nora Stuart
Fontenelle
W. J. Painter
Bloomington
Mina Mary Kochevar
Mother Apent
J. J. Kaufman
A. M. King
Russel
8. C. Snider
Burleson’s
Rey
Giles
Charles Frederick Chandler
Columbia
New York
VAL Blatz Brewing Company
Milwaukee
Paul Gabards
Wyo
Thorobreds
Henry Franklin
Green River
Walter Gasson
Craven Creek
W. . Carlin
Sos Angeles
California
A. T. Bornt
Piney Country
Horat
Bunting Estate
E. F. Clay
New Town Hall
Cook Brothers
Carey
Kendrick and Clark
Huepennton
John J. Walters
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