Mrs Turner Improving After Frontier Treatment
Mrs Turner of Frontier is improving after traveling to Pocatello for treatment under Dr Hansen. She walks with effort but in good spirits and hopes to return soon in better health. A New York manager faced an onstage disruption during a Shakespeare production when a modern American line was cut from Macbeth.
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Mrs. Turner
BR. M. Turner
Frontier
Pocatello
de. Hansen
New York
Noble at Hospital in Big Piney Area
Eugene Noble, a prominent rancher near Big Piney, entered Miners' Hospital after a period of indigestion and travel to Kemmerer seeking relief. He is reported to be improving and in good condition. Roundup is underway with stock in better shape than in recent seasons.
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Eugene Noble
Big Piney
Mr. Noble
Kemmerer
Card of Thanks for Kemmerer Lodge Grand Lodge Visit
Kemmerer lodge No 81 thanks the citizens of Kemmerer for favors shown during the Grand Lodge meeting in the city. Gratitude extended to those who housed visiting members after hotels filled. Appreciation expressed to W. S. Bramer of the local station for courtesies and for correcting agent mistakes on Western Pacific log tickets.
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Kemmerer Lodge
Kemmerer
Grand Lodge
W. Bramer
Western Pacific
Mrs Enos Improving After Auto Incident
Mrs. Enos who has been confined at the local hospital after a serious auto accident is now able to be around with the aid of crutches. Her rapid improvement is welcomed by friends in Kemmerer and the Green River Valley as Mr and Mrs Enos return home.
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Wm. Enos
Income Tax Returns and Revenue Projections
The article notes about 600000 Americans earn over 2000 dollars yearly and will contribute over 100 million annually. It lists taxable counts by income bracket, notes 975 revenue staff, and cites regional figures for high earners in Pennsylvania New York Colorado and Wyoming.
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United States
Pennsylvania
New York
Colorado
Wyoming
Ramadan Period in Constantinople Declared Holy
Observances mark Ramidan as the holy month in Constantinople with the sultan viewing relics including the Prophet Muhammad’s mantle and beard. The Koran notes twelve lunar months. the 15th of Ramidan saw the first chapter delivered to men. Public viewings include relics and banners. In Kemmerer events, St Patricks church dedicates a new chapel with services on Sunday afternoon. Two Masses in Kemmerer. Rev J D Lynon to lead Methodist services in Kemmerer and Diamondville with morning and evening preaching.
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Ramidan
Constantinople
Allah
Ramidas
Ayesha
Sameon
Mohammed
al Barak
Jerusalem
St. Patricks
Sublet
Kemmerer Bast
Lynon
Sea Gull Monument Dedication Attended by Smith and Dignitaries
President Joseph F. Smith and Mormon leaders attended the Sea Gull Monument ceremony honoring Mabonel Young, Brigham Young's grandson. Smith cautioned that sacred duties and Salt Lake's value are intertwined. A grasshopper plague in 1844 threatened pioneer crops, with flocks consuming fields until relief arrived, while some pioneers who saved crops withered during the unveiling.
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Joseph F. Smith
Mabonel Young
Brigham Young
Smith
Salt Lake
Christy and Family Perform at New Kemmerer Theatre
Christy Shows played at the New Kemmerer Theatre on Friday and Saturday featuring A D Christy billed as the laughing fool. Raymond Steffenshons delivered neat piano playing along with a novelty bottle and harp act. Tom and Lena Christy, Minatre Perform ere Supreme, were praised and drew applause, with audiences urged to expect their return.
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Tom Christy
New Kemmerer Theatre
Contorionist
Kemmerer
A. D. Christy
School District No 2 Improves Rural Schools In 1913
Summer work across districts yields a new one room Opal school frames well lit and heated with desks bookcases a cyclopedia water cooler stove and texts. Glencoe gains a remodeled third room with updated blackboards and texts under teachers Mairs ONeal and Smith. Oakley gains a painted Kalso mined interior as Miss Listroms class enters its third year. Diamondville rebuilds six rooms into a single building with new entries and fresh paint while teachers Syedon Seddon Sneddon Swanson and Koptam plan rigorous programs. A note from Rev Dumm Cheyenne marks student talks and Hoagoon completes monthly visits. district pleas for parental attendance and board support. Attendance report for month ending Sept 8, 1913.
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Opal
Norris
Glencoe
Mairs
O'Neal
Smith
Oakley School
Kalso
Listrom
Diamondville
Jeesie Syeddon
Mary Seddon
Elizabeth Sneddon
Selma Swanson
Ruth Koptam
Dumm
Cheyenne
Gary
Hurgoon
Revolving Houses for Invalids Invented in County Districts
An inventor envisions small axis turning houses for invalids to improve mobility and living arrangements in county districts, proposing a rotating design to adapt structures to changing needs and locations. The proposal outlines practical considerations and potential benefits for accessibility and housing flexibility.
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Camera
Fia
Luca
MC E
Reneu Matte
Harmony
Boa
J. F. Fitzpatrick Kemmerer
Noble
Enos
L. D. & Courch Wore
Christy
Feilen Merri
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