Trades Council Donates Funds to L G M Hospital
The Trades Council voted Sunday afternoon to hand the finance committee’s funds to the Lincoln County Miners Hospital to reduce its indebtedness. The decision shifts planned Labor Day prizes to benefit the hospital, noting its vital service to about 75 percent of county residents and deeming the gift a display of the workers’ generosity.
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Trades Council
Finance Committee
Hospital Board
Labor Day Committee
Lincoln County Miners’ Hospital
Lincoln County
Kemmerer
Ospital Board
Health Bonds Replace Red Cross Seals in Seal Sale
The National Tuberculosis Association announced health bonds will be sold during the annual Christmas Seal Sale. More than 660,000,000 seals will be offered nationwide in December through the association and 100 affiliates. Health bonds allow substitutes for large seal purchases, letting donors get a bond instead of thousands of seals. This marks the first year health bonds are offered as part of the campaign to promote health education nationwide.
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National Tuberculosis Association
National
Boy Scouts to entertain Oct 24 in Kemmerer
Kemmerer Boy Scout troop, formed recently, reports solid progress with tenderfoot flag, elected officers, patrols, constitution and by laws, and a permanent headquarters. They announce a Worth While entertainment at Lyceum hall on Friday Oct 24 to cover uniforms lights and heat costs, urging ticket purchase, attendance, and post show Rummage Sale and Cake Walk. Be there and support the troop.
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Kemmerer
America
Lyceum Hall
What Do Boy Scouts Do The Scout Oath And Law
Our aims describe the world interest in the Boy Scout Movement and how it fosters outdoor life strength health happiness and practical education. It develops initiative resourcefulness citizenship and helps boys stay healthy and sane amid civilization s disadvantages.
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Boy Scout Movement
Belgian Royalty Passes Through City in Noon Amid Cheers
A royal procession led by King Albert and Queen Elizabeth with Crown Prince Leopold passed through the city at noon. A crowd of about five hundred lined the station as the train paused, the royal family pausing to greet onlookers and the girls presenting a bouquet.
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Albert
Elizabeth
Leopold
Igium
Leo
Albert Vee
Trowas
Wyoming Press
Mischler Receives Broken Arm at Frontier Mine Site
Dan Mischler, a Kerimerer Cowl Co. No. 1 mine employee at Frontier, was injured last Wednesday when kicked by a horse as he reached for his lunch pail after the shift ended. He was sent to Ogden for treatment the following day.
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Dan Mischler
Kerimerer Cowl Co
Frontier
Mischler
Ogden
Odette Le Fontenay to Visit in Kemmerer
Mme Odette Le Fontenay the lyric soprano will give a recital at the Kemmerer Theatre on November 13 joining violinist Charles Young. She earned praise in Europe and sang with the Metropolitan Opera in 1917-18 before returning to concert stages. Admittance by card only, under the Kemmerer Hardware Furniture Company sponsorship.
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Mme
Odette T+ Fontenay
Charles Young
Kemmerer Theatre
Mme le Fontenay
Europe
Mastanet
Charpentier
Jean de Resxhe
Opera Comique
Oscar Hammerstein
Mme le Portenay
Metropolitan
Kemmerer Hardware Furniture Company
Mrs Comer En Tertains St Margaret Guild
Mrs P W Comer entertained about twenty members of St Margaret's Guild last Thursday afternoon. The gathering included sewing and a dainty lunch. The guild plans a bazaar and dance in December with an afternoon bazaar followed by supper and a dance in the evening. the group will meet again in a week.
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St. Margaret's Guild
P. W. Comer
Eit
Birdmen Fly Over Evanston During Transcontinental Race
Aviators en route from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean were seen passing over Evanston in the great transcontinental race. One winged flyer crossed Main Street at about 800 feet, prompting spectators to rush for their cars in fear of a collision before the aviator vanished beyond the hill.
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Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
Evanston
Main Street
Methodist Ladies Bazaar at Lewis Cash Grocery
The Methodist church ladies held a food and apron bazaar last Saturday at the Lewis Cash Grocery store. The entire stock sold out early, with cake and coffee served during the event.
Brandon visits Kemmerer in editorial tour notes
C Watt Brandon editor of the Sheridan Post spent Monday and Tuesday in Kemmerer. He commented Sheridan is the only Ive town in the state yet enjoyed walking Kemmerer streets again. He left for Tava Hot Springs for business and will return to Sheridan with Mrs Brandon.
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C. Watt Brandon
Sheridan Post
Kemmerer
Brandon
Sheridan
Tava Hot Springs
Seasoned Conductor J C Meyer Heads to California for Winter Vacation
J C Meyer, veteran and efficient Kemmerer division conductor, plans to leave tomorrow for California to spend the winter. After years bucking snow on the line, he feels he is entitled to a vacation.
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J.C. Meyer
California
Mr. Meyer
Kemmerer
Tom
Never Mined An Tastie In 73 Years
A circular letter from Tex tile Publishing Company notes a printers strike in New York nearly halted 73 years of uninterrupted publication at Blyth Pargo Hoskine Co. The letter says the publication would survive if printers worldwide quit work, underscoring the industry disruption.
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New York
Textile Publishing Company
Blyth-Pargo-Hoskine Co
Hunters depart for Pall River Basin in elk pursuit
L M Binge of Evanston and N B Updike of Omaha visited Kemmerer Sunday. They departed Monday for Pall River Basin to spend several days seeking an elk.
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L. M. Binge
Evanston
N. B. Updike
Omaha
Kemmerer
Pall River Basin
Public Notice of Homestead Final Proof Kemmerer Wy 1919
Fred Holec of Kemmerer Wyoming filed intent to make final three year proof to establish land claims for lots 1 2 and sections 13 18 township 21 range 115 116 west sixth principal meridian before United States Commissioner Yan S Jones on October 21 1919 in Kemmerer Witnesses named Frank Gunter Mary Gunter Paul Gabardi Albert Kulinski all from Kemmerer Wyoming Register Lex Nisbet
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United Sates Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Fred Holec
Kemmerer
Loth
Tange
Range
Yan S. Jones
United States
Ming
Frank Gunter
Mary Gunter
Paul Gabardi
Albert Kulinski
Lex Nisbet
Register
Department of the Interior
Mikulas W. Holec
Ivan S. Jones
Wyomnee
Jane Lex Nisbet
Fegister
Notice of homestead final three-year proof in Wyoming
Department of the Interior notice states Miku las W Holec of Kemmerer Wyoming, holder of several homestead entries from 1914 and 1917, will file final three-year proof on November 21, 1919, before U S commissioner Ivan S Jones at Kemmerer. Witnesses Frank Gunter Mary Gunter Paul Gabardi Albert Kulinski, all Kemmerer, Jane Fegister.
Piloto Studio Re Opens Serves Patrons Again
Patrons old and new will receive the same efficient service as before as Piloto Studio re opens under William F. Lochner, proprietor. The announcement promises continued reliable workmanship and customer satisfaction from Pohjola's Old Stand.
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Pohjola
William F. Lochner
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