Pair charged with cattle theft bound over in $5000 bond
Annie M Richey and Charles King were bound to the district court on a $5000 bond after a preliminary trial in Judge Glasgow's court for stealing 25 cattle. Testimony centered on missing cattle, branding alterations, and a shipment from Fossil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Richey
Chas. King
Annie M. Richey
Charles King
Fossil
Catate Hy
Mr. Davison
Kemmerer
W. 0. Jackson
Lincoln Live Stock Ny
Ernest Corti
Randolph
Tens
Tens Fom ‘Hin Om, At Ne Eke In Fooaime
Grand Island
Nebraska
Hyssop
William Davison
Cortina, Jackson and Spencer
Omaha
Richey
Christmas
C. B. Melvin
Sammon
Cape
O A Feathon
District Court
Chas
King
Lasgow
Packers Fight Kendrick Bill Prompts Senator Wilcox Letter
Washington dispatch reports Packers oppose the Kendrick bill with a letter from Senator Willcox of Fitzgerald Georgia forwarded via Western Union. The document urges caution and argues federal economic policy would not change with the Kendrick proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Kendrick
Pam
Corgia
Re. Wilcox
Fitzgerald
Gilead Tickard
Wildes
Feros
Eines
Western Union
New Auto Transfer Line Open for Business
Davey Collett turned from Wichita Falls to set up Kemmerer auto transfer line. He bought a New Up-to-Date Auto truck and began operations yesterday morning with one vehicle, planning to add another as demand grows. He offers city hauling and prompt, efficient service with phone 55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davey Collett
Wichita Falls
Texas
Colles
Kemmerer
Collett
Barn Dance Draws Large Crowd at Pom eroy Ranch
A ranch near Fontenelle hosted a barn dance last Saturday night in which about 180 people attended. The event began late and continued into the early hours, with music and festivities described as a monster affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrr
Frank Pomeroy
Fontenelle
Hell
Superintendent Burch Returns From California
Superintendent Burch traveled from California and resumed duties. The article notes meetings with officials and plans for upcoming school year changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burch
Calif
Chautauqua Week Concludes With Strong Attendance
The Chautauqua closed last night after a week of good attendance and varied programs. Key acts included Merrilees, the Guarino-McKinnon company, and lectures by KE J Klemme, Mrs A C Jehner, and Dr G Whitfield Ray, with the Ellison-White association planning a return next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Een Ia
William Rader
Guarino-McKinnon Company
KE. J. Klemme
A. C. Jehner
G. Whitfield Ray
Lydia Fennesbeck
Royal Hawaiian Quintet
Paradise
Mildred Leo Clemens
Miay Clemens
Chautauqua Association
Ellison-White Chautauqua Association
Widow A W Smith Re turns Claim Share Estate
Mrs. Smith widow of Amos W Smith returns to Kemmerer to protect her rights in the estate. Her husband’s will largely favors three nieces but under law the widow may claim one half. Norris W Griggs arrives with her, Mrs Griggs named guardian of person and estate. proceedings occurred in June after commitment to a Missouri hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris W. Griggs
Kemmerer
Amos W. Smith
Missouri Institution
Kemmerer Schools Open With Rising Attendance
Kemmerer schools opened this morning with an enrollment around 815 60 in high school 74 in junior high and 180 in grade schools. The total suggests higher attendance than last year and a final Teachers Institute report for Lincoln County will be published next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer Schoors
Teachers’ Institute
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Wyoming duck season conflict with federal hunting law
State Game Warden Jedline states the Wyoming opening date of September 1 for migratory waterfowl is overridden by federal law delaying the season until September 16. The state closes December 16 under state rules, while federal rules permit hunting through December 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lander
Wyo
Wyoming
William =. Jedkine
Nwa
Porior
Melvin Bin Bons It Tks Nemeaes A
Melvin bin bons it tks nemeaes a. Readable fragments note names and action but omit unclear details. This compact card preserves the bits of identity and event language while avoiding unsafe or graphic content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin
Arrangements Complete for Kemmerer Davison Opening
The Max Davison company plans to open a modern confectionery and cigar store in Kemmerer Wyoming next week in the former Kemmerer Hotel Bar space. A 1 foot fountain and polished display cases will showcase goods. Walton will own the Kemmerer Davison branch and supervise fixtures. The adjoining Mack’s Barber Shop and Billiard Hall will feature new chairs and comfortable lounges for men.
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Eigar
Wyoming
Max Davison Company
Busiana
Kemmerer
The
Davison Sre
G. 8. Walton
Mack's
Billard Hall
Aria
Barn Dance at Graham Ranch Planned Saturday Night
Barn dance to celebrate a completed barn erection at Gra ham Ranch Dear Fontenelle with music by Jonninga nd Mullins and a number from Kem mu rer. Attendance expected from local residents and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willm Greve
Hig
Fontenelle
Jonninga Gnd Mullins
Kemmurer
Labour Day Rain Spoils Kemmerer Paradefloat Prizes
Labor Day in Kemmerer was hit by rain after a large crowd gathered from Cumberland Glencoe Oakley and Sublet Special trains arrived The parade was halted and floats circled for prize judging The Lewis Cash Grocery float won first prize Union Mercantile second Uncle Sam and Tabor third Up to Date Garage and Kemmerer Hardware displayed notable floats The Camera printed a souvenir edition The rain interrupted planned sports and candy distribution but the dance at Cook's Pavilion drew a full house The committee will reschedule field events and sport programs
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Kemmerer
Cumberland
Glencoe
Oakley
Sublet
Lewis Cash Grocery
Union Mercantile
Sam
Tabor
Kemmerer Hardware
Fargo-Hopkins Company
Kemmerer Garage
Robert Foster
United Mine Workers of America
Foster
Baseball Park
Cook's Pavilion
Fourth annual wool sale nets large totals in Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City Utah on August 80 the National Wool Growers Association closed its fourth annual ram sale with daily receipts near 100000 and four day totals around 300000. The highlight was a Ram pouillet ram from the F S King Brothers that fetched 1500 dollars at Laramie Wyoming sold to the Quealy Sheep Company of Cokeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
National Wool Growers' Association
King Brothers
Laramie
Wyo
Quealy Sheep Company
Cokeville
Mrs. Papworth Dies in Salt Lake City
Word reached here of the death of Mrs. O. T. Papworth who died Friday from complications after an appendicitis operation in Salt Lake City. A Star Valley resident, she was the mother of nine and sister of the Covey brothers, Lincoln county stock men. her husband had served as county commissioner.
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O. T. Papworth
Salt Lake City
Wyoming Wolves Take Long Trip
A Jackson report notes three half grown wolves captured near Jackson last May and sent to the Soldiers and Sailors Home in Dayton after being seized by William Dunn of El. The event drew notable local interest in Jackson Hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Jackson
Wil ‘Am Donn
Dunn ix
Jackson Hole
Frontier celebration in Jackson prepares for big event
Jackson hosts the Frontier celebration at Jack won with Thursday and Friday events. Organizers report full preparations and expect one of the largest crowds to attend this annual gathering in the small city.
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Jack~ Won
Rain Interfered With Frontier Celebration
Poor weather disrupted events at Frontier celebration in Kemmerer and nearby areas. Officials postponed activities as crowds gathered, with Mrs. Cota T. Rillel and others noted in attendance. planned sports and prizes were affected by the rain.
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Frontier
Two Men Hurt in Frontier Knife Incident
Dominick Benassi lies in Lincoln County Miners Hospital with a grave head and body wounds and John Vigardi is jailed after an altercation in Frontier Monday night. Several knives were found, a woman is involved, and blood was seen at the scene as sheriff and medical staff responded.
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Dominick Benassi
Lincoln County
John Vigardi
Frontier
Bona
Vigardi
Bonini
Kemmerer Faces Ice Shortage Threat
Local residents fear an ice famine as Kemmerer runs low on supply. Ernest Moll warns the town may run out within two weeks without new shipments or funding. The report notes a regional heat and transportation issues affecting ice delivery and local business operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Ernest Mollhar
Molinar
Sheriff Oakley and Party Home Reported
The text includes unclear mentions of Sheriff Oakley and a party at a home. Details are fragmented and cannot confirm location or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Oakley
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