A Lie for Effect in the Oot Voters Debunked
The item misidentifies Dr. Stafford as county health officer and targets Lincoln County politics. It notes Dr. W A Hocker holds the post, says health officer duties are exacting, and defends the administration while attacking the Rag publishers. It also mentions Diamondville election fraud prosecutions and Sneddonite commissioners involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JE Rag
Lincoln County
Stafford
W. A. Hocker
Rag
Wyoming
Diamondville
Grandmother Easton Dies in Almy at 80
The death of Mrs. Alexander Easton at her home in Almy on Oct 20 1914 marks the passing of a respected pioneer and faithful Mormon. Jeanette Wotherspoon Easton, born May 7 1834 in Scotland, came to America in 1886 and to Almy a year later. Surviving children include Andrew Easton Geo Easton William Easton James Easton and Annie Hood. Funeral Friday at 2 pm in the L D S church Almy with burial in the local cemetery. bishops James Brown and Blight to officiate. Rest in peace Grandma Easton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Easton
Almy
Jeanette Wotherspoon Easton
Scotland
America
Andrew Easton
Oakley
Wyo
Geo. Easton
Byron
Wm. Easton
Cumberland
James Easton
Wye
Annie Hood
Fairview
Star Valley
George Easton
James, Brown
Blight
Grandma Baaton
Campaign attack on H.5 Ridgely labeled dirty rot
The piece condemns a campaign story calling Ridgely a drunkard as baseless rhetoric. It argues Republicans should reject such innuendo and defend the party's integrity in selecting a governor candidate. The author portrays the tale as a deliberate smear lacking facts.
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H. 5. Ridgely
Gan
Episcopal Church Notes With Weekend Services and Guild Meetings
The note lists Sunday services at St James church at 10 30 a m and 7 43 p m with invites. Sunday schools meet in Kemmerer at 11 43 and Frontier at 3 30 p m. The Guilds plan a Thursday meeting November 3 in Parish rooms and the little girls Guild meets Saturday at 2 30 p m. New leaflets and card systems aid Sunday schools, which are thriving due to faithful teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal
St. James Church
Sctouls
Kemmerer
Frontier
Little Girls
No Patent on This Rat Trap Uses Water Bucket Method
An Iowa farmer describes a homemade rat trap in a barn using a galvanized iron bucket filled two thirds with water and a two inch surface of oats. He claims no patent and notes morning results of drowning eighty one rats over several days, rebaiting the trap each time. He asserts the device will clear a barn quickly.
Senator Clarence D Clark to Address Kemmerer Friday Night
Hon Clarence D Clark United States Senator from Wyoming will visit Kemmerer Friday night to discuss issues of the State Campaign. He is an engaging speaker with many local friends expected to attend. It is likely other state speakers may join, though unconfirmed. He will also speak tomorrow night in Cokeville.
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Clark
Kemmerer
Senator Clark
Cokeville
House on the Ridge Near Oyster Ridge Builds Homestead
Nick Horlic has filed homestead on a site east of town atop Oyster Ridge. A 160 acre flat behind the house is available. A spring, once intermittent, now yields water to irrigate about 60 acres. A substantial home is under construction and Horlick plans a chicken ranch to supply poultry and eggs locally.
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Oyster Ridge
Nick, Holik
Fred Holick
Horlick
Kemmerer Voter Registration Totals For Next Tuesday
Kemmerer registration shows 454 eligible voters for next Tuesday with 233 in Precinct 1 and 225 in Precinct 2. It is noted that many registrants absent during the filing days will be present to vote.
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Kemmerer
For Sale Local Stove and Household Items Ads
Local classified items include Cole's Hot Blast stove used one season priced at 19 50, two heating stoves in good condition, two watches guaranteed, and one good violin. Also notes on moving into Hillside cottage, trips to Rock Springs, and a sample ballot noted by Hocker.
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Cole
Gladys Miller
Zag
Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co
Lincoln Bar
Oil field operations to resume in Lallargeoi district
J C Bariami has returned from Denver and plans to restart development on wells in the Lallargeoi district as soon as arrangements are made. Significant assetment work is also slated for this fall, with a possibility of continuing through winter.
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J.C. Bariami
Jetween
Denver
Lallargeoi
Kinney Lambs Top Market Speaker of Journal Storkmas
Kinney lam bs top market with lambs fetching seven dollars per head, the high price of the month, after prior days at seven hundred dollars for the region. Kinney, a young, successful sheep man, ships ten cars today from Colkeville sheep country, owning about one thousand head. He notes rising production costs, wages, and board have doubled in seven years, necessitating future readjustment if market prices fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-Storkmas
Kinney
Kinnay
Colkeville
Stealing Sheep Report Sparks Inquiry in Nugget Canyon
Sheriff Hansen investigated a sheep theft near Nugget Canyon last Sunday after a report that 7 percent of George Mur dock and August Anderson herds were stolen and some sold to a railroad gang. On arrival, suspects fled, sheep were released, brands cut and ears trimmed, and rebranding detected.
Rejection of Early Wake Entry Applications by Land Office
The United States Land Office at Evanston will reject all wake entry applications executed more than ten days before filing. Rejections remain appealable and allow filing a new or reexecuted application prior to any adverse claim intervention. Order effective October 1.
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United States Land Office
Evanston
Washington
Shipping Coal to Nebraska
Elmer E. Thomas, lessee of the United States Coal Co, visited Kemmerer this week with Superintendent Manley. He reported growing prospects for the mine, steady operations since September, and a strong coal market, much of it headed to Nebraska. He plans to visit the coast before returning.
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Elmer E. Thomas
Lesses
United States Coal Co
Kemmerer
Bearlett
Pocatello
Manley
Mr. Thomas
Nebraska
Wil
Rail service changes and river flood halt Oregon transit
Mixed and passenger trains face schedule tweaks from November 1 as the railroad seeks to remove trains 13 and 14 between Porsters Abd Boise and TH between Boles and Huntington, with two trains cut between Holes and Lakeport. A rumor hints at major main line changes, trains 1S and 14 may shift Salt Lake routes. A 100 foot Snake River branch channel near Huntington caved, possibly delaying reopening for weeks. Depot work at Pocatello advances, and J A Culberson moves to Salt Lake third track. The last mixed train between Aston and Yellowstone ran Sunday after track trouble.
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Pabile Utilities Commission
Porsters Abd Boise
Noe
Boles
Huntington
Holes
Lakeport
Salt Lake
Victor
Ead
Snake River
Oregon
Lewiston
Portland
Blue Mountains
C. &. Calvin
W. A. Whitney
Calvin
Whitney
U. W
Nat Huntington
Pocatello
J. A. Culberson
Billy Woods In Win
Billy Woods of Daniel came to town late in the week delivering beef for shipment to Omaha. Others with beef were Alex Price, C H Kelly and Austin Richardace. He went to Cokeville to buy thoroughbred bulls for the ranch but found nothing. He visited his brother Jimmy Woods and his mother.
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Win. Woods
Daniel
Opal
Alex Price
C.H. Kelly
Austin Richardace
Omaha
Billy
Cokeville
Jimmy Woods
Dates Changed for Demon Pictures In Kemmerer and Diamondville
Mr Davie says the demon pictures won t be shown in Kemmerer until the night of Nov 6 and in Diamondville on Nov 5, after changes to other attractions on the same date. The feature is urged for those able to attend.
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Davie
Dameon
Kemmerer
Diamondville
Keenan to Work Winter at Wendover Mine
Pete Keenan plans to depart for Wendover Utah to oversee and labor in his mine. He holds a controlling interest in the Utah Wyoming Mining Co and expresses strong confidence in the mining proposition. The ore mix is mainly silver lead copper and smalt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Keenan
Wendover
Utah
Pets
Utah, Wyoming Mining Co
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Chapin
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Roy West
Jack Walters
Ud Hocker
Mr. Thompson
Preston Mondell
Schott
Blydenburg
Edith K
Birneys
Sage
Houx
Trish Up
Macwhinnie
Ridgely
Kendrick
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Chicago
Wossever
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Yellowstone
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