Western Wyoming voter turnout and speeches noted
Next Wednesday and Thursday offer rest and vote protection opportunities. The paper cannot print Mr Mandell’s full speech. Lester Pratt provided shorthand notes. Mina Kate Smith, Republican candidate for superintendent of public instruction, visited Frontier and is praised by local supporters as schools in Cinta County anticipate strong backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mandell
Space
Lester Pratt
Mina Kate Smith
Jacob McDonald
Frontier
Mise Smith
Wyoming
Cinta County
President Lewis Declares UMWA Not Bound by Gompers Bryan Policy
Presiddent L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers of America asserts the union will not be bound by the politics outlined by Samuel Gompers and William Jennings Bryan. He states the membership is capable of voting without his guidance and that he will not influence their political choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presiddent
L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
United States
Samuel Gompers
Mr. Bryan
Candidates visit Evanston in county treasurer and clerk race
Chas Morgan and John Johna ton of Evanston visited Kemmerer and Dismondville this week as candidates for county treasurer and clerk of the courts. Both are well regarded locally. Johnaton has served capably in his current role, while Morgan, the deputy county clerk, is deemed highly qualified for the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Morgan
John
Johnaton
Evanston
Kemmerer
Dismondville
Unclear fragment cites Republican pledges and Democratic contrast
Fragmentary remarks criticize the Republican party for not keeping promises and accuse the American people of voting against party platforms, noting historical pattern of repudiation. The excerpt references Monell and a call for crystallizing state law amid periodic conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Otther
Qoalitiol
Me. Monell
Herbert J 1k Pastor Seeks Short Term COTA Nomination
Herbert J an elder pastor from Pt Heiser Seek candidate for short term COTA mission post. He touts decades of service, praising road improvements and public utilities while defending progress against opposition. Community factions debate his past record and the vision for Tenn Valley projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert J
Pt Heiser Bien
COTA
Renaerer
Seni San Hin
Star Valley
Taslur
Vor
Heneret Venete
Tenlytel
Tariff Debate Shapes Public Support for Government
A jagged OCR text fragment discusses tariffs, protection and the public, naming names like Abe and Hartman and mentioning government support and economic impact. It references broader wartime measures and calls for protective tariffs to aid industry and workers.
Commercial Club Considers Housing for New City Growth
The Commercial Club meeting discussed attracting capital to build homes and prevent outflow as rental demand rises. J W Sammon was elected president with a full board including Wm O Connell and Frank Pfeiffer guiding officers and directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludore
Howes Enonah
J. W. Sammon
Wm. Oowell
Svan
Love Secretary
Frankiffer
John Mischier
W. H. Wymar
W. A. Hocker
J. St. Roberts
John Jériff
Wainwright
Vo Black
Sollinay
J. M. Faddies
J. A. Gee
Spencer
H. BE. Christina
Miss Lyon to Readings Tour and Local Rail Updates
Miss Lyon plans a readings tour with stops in River ity Rock Springs Rawlins Laramie and Kemmerer after which she returns home The paper notes freight yard switches and engine crews plus farm and business updates including Jorgensen Fossil digging and Mrs Chas son in Green River heading to Canada various civic notices and an upcoming church event and wedding announcements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utes Ufyo Wal Atart
Rock Springs
Rawlins
Laramie Thoreday
Kemmerer
Miss Lyon
Matt Jetters
Sydney
Neb
Yard Awitchman
Ora Liffler
Salt Lake
Diamondville
James 8. Anderson
Evanston
Frank Parker
Sam Parker
Chas
Green River
Logan
Utah
Canada
Phi
Harey Ebel
Pinedale
Wopheed
Uuvh
Melvin
Sunidlay
Diamondvilie
Willan
Cilling
Pb. Stewart
Chiversity
Monica
Anil
Annie le Tiade
Kem
Gi. Morgan
Giewrd
Kan
Kat
Dewelshoerm
Collins
Jane Manele
Local Kemmerer Notes Highlight Elks Inn and Weekend Visits
Readable scraps from Kemmerer news recount Elk Haven guest activity at Stafford Inn, Kemmerer Hotel and Elk Hotel. Residents and visitors like J C Penny family, Mra Wan Finn, Walter Hankin, George Watts, J B Rearers, and Johnny Phelix are noted for trips to Cumberland Evanston and Fontenelle Basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Havel
Stafford
Kemmerer Hotel
Elk Hotel
Bown
Fontenelle Wan
Bawlant
Deavlin
Kemmerer
A.D. Noulitt
Comneville
Kemmererer Hotel
Har
J.C. Penny
Cumberland
Curtis Hae
Tolurno
Kak
Mra
Wan
Finn
Sablett
Kemwerer
Lew Henderson
Fontenelle Basin
Bow ‘Tou
U. S. Ly
Jones Sammon nuptials mark town wedding in Kemmerer
A local ceremony united Nora Sammon and Jones in a William Barrett officiated union. The departure train crowd saluted the couple with gifts and a large sendoff as the newlyweds headed for a six day honeymoon, while well wishers lingered in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Sammon
Norm Wein
Het Jones
T. J. Barrett
Mra. Jones
Dows la
Wyoming
Yire
Mex
Jones
Nora Sammon
Bern
Altho
Hoth
Vietnl
Kemmerer
Marriage of Mine Lizzie Small and Daniel in Wye
The union of Lizzie Small and Daniel in Wye is celebrated on October 12 at Horton's home with Bishop Brown officiating. The bride wore red pongee silk and white, daughter of Mrs. Marymall, and the groom, a young man from Salt Lake City with ties to the Moline Plow Co. in Salt Lake. They plan to reside in Kemmer during the winter, staying with Mrs. Small for three weeks before moving to Salt Lake. Congratulatory wishes extend to the couple.
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Lizzie Small
Daniel
Wye
Jamet Hainenier
Moline
Fil
Mt Waaay
Horton
Bishop Brown
Mise Lissie Waa
Marymall
Lana
Wis
Slotline Us
Moline Plow Co
Salt Lake City
Kemmer
Mrs. Small
Ree Hs
Frontier and Willow Creek mines aid 200 workers weekly
The Kemmerer Coal Co feeds two hundred miners and laborers at the Frontier and Willow Creek mines. Local activity includes shipments of beef expected from Wim. Sutton of Daniel, held for transit to the area. Community notices mention postmaster duties, stolen goods, sheep interests, and upcoming meetings with varied town figures.
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West
Kemmerer Coal Co
Frontier
Willow Creek
Wim. Sutton
Daniel
Kemmerer
Raveh
Bin
Edward
Isenhart
Fontenelle Basin
Mondell
Postodier
Uconnell
Postuillor
Cumberland
Ed Sutton
Malt Lake
Angie Mel Oan
Frank Barber
McDonald
Diamondville
Taliaferro and
Harrett
Hock Springs
Hate Creek
Talliaferry
Cree
Cone Ranch
Wyman
Voght
Cokeville
Vought
Union the
Hey
Norman Smith
Bern
Balinon Lect Theater
Branston
Thie Ely
Community Notes and Upcoming Events in Kemmerer and Vicinity
A heavily garbled local notice set describes club meetings at Mr Stellwagen’s home, a family move, and transfers including Thomas Shurick and Prince-Person. It mentions a new Mountain Training Company warehouse nearing completion, grand rally plans on October 27 with Senator, a Finny hall event with county officials, and a jeweler offering souvenirs in Kemmerer Frontier and Diamondville amid a busy local scene.
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Tareen
Kemeverer
Jeph Caeln
Stellwagen
Melth
Alonso Purdy
Ie Vlaltor
Reset
Hney
Ajlam Thomas Shurick
Wi Mont
Diamondville
Kemmerer
Mra Wis
Ben
Nohicottn
Sara
Wm. Howeat
Diamond
Por Berane
Mountain ‘Training Company
Frost and
Ahin
Imurs
Sansiaains
Frontier News Fragment Incomplete Mining Report
Fragmentary item mentions Frontier area events with names and places unclear. References Willow Creek mines, a possible religious or community scene, and local figures such as Mrv Frask and Wm Thomes. Details are garbled. readable bits indicate a frontier settlement update and local commerce or danger.
Coreville News Notes on Sheep and Local Events
Local report mentions Coreville sheep herding and care, with references to bills, care, and community concerns. A distant note hints at a fair or event at the Edison venue, with other items about a pumpkin project and upcoming visits.
Notice to Sheepmen for Sale of Sheep and Lambs
Notice to sheepmen that a sale offers about 2000 head of choice ewes and lambs to be viewed and selected. Terms include load quantities and delivery at Lincoln. Interested buyers are advised to inspect stock and arrange arrangements with seller.
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Ieheview
Lincoln
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Ahi
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Dick Liama
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Heer
Sam Palin
U. &J Railway
Walter Hankin
Furtenette
Vasin
George Watts
J. B. Rearers
Upper Hamatork
Johnny Phelix
Joe Piz
Campberland
Omy
Willow
Pocatello
Marsha Naylin
Kemmerer Orchestra
Hallowe'en
Curtis
Samaou
Timothy Kinney
Corey Krothera
Quinta
Joe Blick
Moniay
Piney
Austin Richardwop
Darel
Bustioss
Elk Coal Company
Buck Spon
Anit
Juener
Daniela
Dave Haddenham
Thursby
Taeke
Hersetler
Fontenedie
Swan
Shipamut
Oral
Margaret Peevey
Socialist Iovement
Eltivene Bn House
Womman
Dm Powrman
Larry Aluealy
Leroy
Bintale
We Ule
Herman
Sulaha Abe
Sol
Ranohta Albert Mayer
Sammon
Pat
Damany
Ding Nye Das
Proutier
F. E. Curtin
Diamondyike
Nebman & Jacuba
The
Uinta Hide and Fur Company
Wyo
Deston
Thomes
Mrv
Frask Thristm
Westen
Peronia
Wiper
Hope
Frente
Coreville
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