Kemmerer Gleanings Busy local notes and notes
A jumble of Kemmerer items covers hunting trips and fishing, local business updates, social plans, and a burglary incident. Mentions Fred Lellman of Hotel Kemmerer sidelined by apoplexy, a Calvary party in town, and a carload of Payette apples arriving soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biyth Pargy-Hawking Co
Fred Lellman
Honiface
Kemmerer
Hocker
Lelhnan
Evanston
Aluce
Enery
Leilman
Tragedy on Fontenelle Road Claims Local Citizen
A Tuesday wagon accident near Fontenelle killed La Barge resident John McNish, instantly ending a brief marriage. His wife and two children were nearby walking. his lead colt balked and caused the overturn. Remains were moved to Jacob Hershler's residence for interment with many friends sending condolences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John MeNis
la Bangs
Fontenelle
McNinh
la Harge
Jack
McNish
Mr. Mickelson
Jacob Herschler
la Barge
Noo
Misa Lizzie Mesh
St Anthony
Idaho
la Marge
Daisy McTivain
McNith
Uinta County
Ian
Stockmen Win Washington Trade Policy Debate
Fragmented OCR text shows Stockmen win in Washington on a debated grazing policy impacting ranges and reserves. Mentions Durkin, Wilkow, and Secretary Watson amid cabinet discussion and potential grazing reform. Names and places are garbled but indicate a political outcome in cattle stock matters.
Primary Grades and Schooling Challenges Highlighted
A local notice urges support for qualified primary teachers, highlighting the importance of early education in shaping habits. It notes mixed classes and calls for compulsory schooling from ages eight to sixteen, warning against shallow teaching and urging parental involvement and school inspections. It also states debts to the John W. Dolar estate are placed for collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snd
Sehool
Une
John W. Dolar
J. K. Christmas
Chinese Laundry Next rota Compaig Store at Diamondville
For prices ujakre on precl ines sale includes 50 head yearling heifers and yearling steers 1 saddle horse stock located at ringer Wyoming for full particulars call polar address A D Boskins Kemimurer Wyoming October 18
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rota Compaig
Diamondville
Wyo
Ujakre
Ringer
A.D. Boskins
Kemimurer
Death in the Mines at Cumberland No. Latine Mine
William Barker a truckman for Uni Mavile Coal Company at Cumberland No. Latine was instantly killed on a Tuesday evening around 6:30. A cart carrier on the eighth level broke loose after a belt of elipties jumped the truck, trapping Barker between the chain and the cart. Coroner Rosenborg held a post mortem the next day and the jury acquitted the company of fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Barker
Uni Mavile
Cumberland No! Latine
Ian
Cie
Wien Trip Cine
Wafely
Jimiplng
Barker
Phos
Avting
Rosenborg
Lilien
Mamaron
Washington Letter on Bankers Convention and U S Prosperity
Regular column notes the National Bankers Association meeting in Washington with 3000 bankers hosted by local firms. It covers Secretary Shaw speeches praising U S growth, rail and coast advantages, potential ship subsidy debates, and views on naval force readiness and military desertions amid international comparisons. It mentions President Roosevelt’s Portsmouth peace role and general public reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tional Bankers Association
Commmon
Chicago
Pegs Clhb
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Russia
Japan
Portsmouth
Roosevelt
Shaw
Vanderlip
United States
Great Britain
Marie
Tutu
Thanos
Wyoming state banker urges forming a state insurance company
State examiner H B Henderson reports to the governor that Wyoming should create a state life and casualty company to keep funds within the state. He notes Wyoming residents paid foreign life and casualty premiums totaling around 3 million to foreign firms over seven years while Wyoming insured losses totaled about 808 thousand. If a state firm existed, about 2.935 million would have remained in Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chine
Wyo
Oet
H. B. Henderson
Wyoming
Wyong
Trifuoe Company
Bing Elminer Henderson
Kemmerer Wyoming Ordinance Restricts Firearms and Weapons
Ordinance No. 58 amends Ordinance No. 1 of Kemmerer to regulate the carrying of firearms and lethal weapons within the town. It repeals conflicting provisions, sets new section numbering, and declares emergency in effect immediately upon passage by the town council on October 2, 1905 with town clerk attest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Connell
Mayer
Ordinance No 55 Passed By Kennerney Town Council
A formal town ordinance from Kennerney Wyoming details approval procedures for a municipal measure. It references town leadership including the mayor and council, and mentions a salary action and enforcement dates. The document lists officials and notes a July deadline for related steps.
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Barrette Park
Tallsterre
Fred Hawlings
Canara
Kern
Charlie
Ty A. Streight
Mirehler Brothers
Arade Daloun
Joe Gideon
Mins Lamine Vatter
South Pass and
Lander
FRC
Maggie Purner
John ‘Turner
K. A. McDermaid
High Fargo Flanking Co
McLain
Zack Ryan
Figh
Swiths Fork
Ryan
Cokeville
Morgan
Desser
Lanemeter
W. G. Warren
Toratay
Homme
W. Holden
Chas Hire
William Carr
Corstable Potter
Ami
Mass City
Kemmerer Socialib
Momor
James Aunilee
Footouelie
Grave Myers
Hin
Ftv
Dot Matthews
Ha Hanger
Stella Law
Tram Kemmerer
Pall River
Gall
Ormkwilag
Weida
Kik Moudieine
Stack Ameiuill
Ehargugg
Feek
Wilkow
Stockien
Weert
Westert
Morester
Phnehat
Watkon
de Wlettey
Kenunerer
Hinpiing
Wally Anil
His
Ments
THE
OPERA
Edward
Jo Kndergarten
Germany
Eyglaid
United States Army
Eemipariainy
Europe
England
Uhgt
State News
Critistatus
Kenmerny
Ket
Tn Taka Cannell
Kenneres
Wyreling
Semblon
Kidherelineanne
Pitiete
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