Frontier Auto Collision Narrows Escape For Laley Family
Albert Laley and family were shaken up when a Lincoln County Bakery truck driven by Carl Sarrinen, running without lights, collided with their Dan Harrity car en route to Kemmerer. Sarrinen pleaded guilty in local court, paying a fine and costs after the hearing before Justice Carnan. The impact tore off the Dan Harrity car’s running board and removed a wheel from the bakery truck, prompting indignation from the victims who blamed the truck for pulling out to pass.
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Kemmerer
Albert Laley
Dan Harrity
Lincoln County Bakery
Carl Sarrinen
Sarrinen
L Ccal
Justice Carnan
Harrity
Fire breaks out in Elkol mine old workings
Fire started in an old Elkol mine workings Saturday afternoon. Competent workmen fully equipped with fire extinguishers and helmets were rushed to the scene under the leadership of Gomer Reese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkol
Gomer Reese
Fires Dwindle as Medical and Local News Report
The report notes a fire brought under control and updates on residents. John Cameron, who had an eye removed, is recovering. infant of John Slober died of pneumonia and was buried in Kemmerer. Various local residents, students, and teachers are mentioned with health, travel, and employment notes across Kemmerer and Frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cameron
John Sloberneck
Kemmerer
Burleson and the Post Office Debate in 1916
The Philadelphia Public Ledger supports Hughes by praising Burleson and the Wilson Treasury. It notes a $5.2 million deposit to McAdoo and contrasts earlier Republican deficits of over $17 million with present figures.
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Post Office
Burleson
McAdoo
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Hughes
Wilson
Treasury
Artesian Well Struck During Water Drilling at Opal
Opal, Craig and Beechler hit a strong artesian flow while drilling south of the railroad for Al Payne. The well, a few days old, provides excellent drinking water and Payne plans to move his residence to the site, with Opal likely to benefit from the flow.
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Opal
Craig
Beechler
al Payne
Local Buyers Purchase Blooded Stock from Cokeville Raiser
Martin Whelan LaBarge and John Milleson bought a half car of fine blooded stock. Whelan took graded bucks while Milleson purchased thorobred registered Cotewalds from the Cokeville raiser.
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Martin Whelan
LaBarge
John Milleson
Cokeville
Mr. Whelan
Mr. Milleson
Big Cattle Shipment From Opal and Local Trade
A shipment of 21 cattle cars left Opal on Sunday from Big Piney owned by William Luce Stanley Murdock and Professor Sommers totaling 546 head. A portion 200 head bound for Opal were from Abner Luman and partners. LaBarge Livestock Co sold 9000 head of sheep to Myers and St Joseph market week. A steer weighing 1870 pounds at market fetched 9.50 per cwt with freight 0.62 reducing net to 167.50 for Charles Robison. Local visitors Henry Franklin and Walter Gasson spoke at Craven Creek and Green River engagements. A dance and church services were noted in town with Rev. E F Clay preaching biweekly.
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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
Changes at Garage Mort Carollo 1 Sell Interest to John Walters
Changes at the garage include Mort Carollo 1 selling his interest to partner John Walters who also took over the rear shop previously leased to Tony North. North departed for Idaho to start his own business in partnership with Russell Johnson, a former mechanic.
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Mort Carollo
John Walters
Walters
Tony North
Mr. North
Idaho
Parteratip
Russel Johnson
Hunters Report Deer Abundance Near Sheep's Creek
Dr. R. AL Sanders and Dr. Arbogant of Diamondville hunted deer on Sheep's Creek forty miles above Cumberland last week. They found no game but note many deer in the area and believe the first snow will bring in more hunters to the mountain region.
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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 the next district court term on bootlegging charges at Border. Bond set at 600 dollars. Davis faced a second trial Monday evening for selling liquor to minors. attorney C E Melvin moved for dismissal on grounds of insufficient evidence. Justice McDonald of Diamondville presided after a defendant request for change of venue.
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George Davis
Border
Carnahan
Davie
Davis
Agaln
C. E. Melvin
Buedice
McDonald
Diamondville
Bridge Luncheon Delights Mark Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Comer Wan
A social bridge luncheon was held yesterday by Mrs Comer Wan with the town faction prevented from attending. The event followed the usual lively format and featured amusing conversation and refreshments. Walter Yuso of Bigvinny attended recently, adding to the informal affair.
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Paul Comer
Hoon
Ex Governor Carey backs Kendrick and Clark in congress race
Former Governor Joseph M. Carey announces his support for Democratic candidates Sek Jobo Kendrick and Clark for United States Senate and House. He endorses Kendrick and Clark as more progressive than their opponents and cites Wyoming welfare and Pol’s popular leadership.
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Amd
Efor
Sek
Jobo
B. Kendrick Fo
United States
Eeeemia Clark
Congress
Joseph M. Carey
Pol
Wyoming
Keeshwagn
Kendrick
Clark
Cheeten Prompt Sparks Debate Over Prompt Ethics
Readers clash over whether shortcut prompts degrade journalism and prompt integrity. Critics warn against cheating and urge transparency while proponents claim faster results aid research and accessibility.
Man Moves to Brazil for Sheep Business Venture
Frank Mae Hoskins travels from Montpelier to South America and plans to establish a large scale sheep business in Rao Paulo Brazil. He left last March to survey the country with intent to relocate, and his family will join 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
Dr. Sanders
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
Frank McCall
Walter Yuso
Big Vinny
Cook Brothers
Carey
Kendrick and Clark
Huepennton
John J. Walters
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