Buntings Visit Kemmerer on Trip to Cottonwood Ranch
Buntings in Kemmerer Joan A Bunting and son H x J A dr and B C Esson of Uablare Cal were in Kemmerer over Saturday last leaving for the Cottonwood Ranch In the Red Rich sate Sunday morning Mr Banting is the first new resident under the new law granting resident rights for tax payments exceeding 100 The party will go to hunt and expect to return to or road later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan A. Bunting
Sone H. x
J. A. Dr
B.C. Esson
Uablare
Cal
Kennerer
Samedas
Mr. Banting
Squeeze at Cumberland mine halts operations
A squeeze occurred between the seventh and ninth levels at the Cumberland mine on a Tuesday during Juet week, shutting off the air course and water until yesterday morning. No one was injured. General Manager James Meedham visited late in the week and reports all operations in good working shape. he spent Monday in Kemmerer with Mr. Blask, now in Cheyenne.
Dr Marquis Heads to Canada for Advanced Medical Courses
Dr Marquis departed for Rock Springs yesterday and will join Dr Deuel to enter Queen's University Kingston Canada for advanced medical studies in April. They plan to pursue graduate work in England afterward. Marquis has worked successfully in Kemmerer for over a year and plans to return next summer retaining Kemmerer property.
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J. B. Marquis
Rock Springs
Deuel
Kingston
Canada
Queen's University
England
Marquis
Kemmerer
Sumer
Quiet Home Wedding in Kemmerer for Mat tie Hanna and Robert Banna
Mat tie Hanna married Robert Banna of Frontier at the home of Mr and Mrs Marg Thom as in Kemmerer Monday evening. Presiding Elder Reginald Evans conducted the ceremony with Mrs Woods as brides maid and Chas Brown as best man. Only relatives and close friends attended after which a wedding supper was held. The couple will reside in Frontier in a home already furnished for them. Both are well known in Kemmerer and active in the younger social set.
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Kemmerer
Elko Mine to Open Next Week With Forty Men
The Elko mine plans to start up next week with about forty workers. The pulp engine teams are already busy and barge cone tracks are prepared for shipments. The property was shut during the summer due to troubles, but operations will resume once in working shape.
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Eiko
Cautma Vlice
Lassent
Mrs Harriman Passes Through Kemmerer in Special Car
Mrs. Harriman travels through Kemmerer in a special car escorted by Mr Mancroft. The party arrives after a month of distance travel, with a four-car train noted in the procession.
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Mrs. Harriman
Kemmerer
BH. Iarowan
Mancroft Wa
Gotch Defeats Hackenschmidt to Retain World Title
Frank Gotch remains world wrestling champion after defeating George Hackenschmidt before an estimated 35 000 spectators at Thiengo. Ticket prices ranged from 1 to 3 finois with 60 paid for preferred seats. Gotch won the first fall in fourteen minutes and the second with a famous finish in about eighty minutes.
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Frank A. Goteh
Wrvatie
Veorve Hackenschmidt
Thiengo
Guteh
Ove Sud
Duck Hunters Plan Weekend Trip Despite Rain
A small party of duck hunters organized a trip for No 6 Friday, with members including Smith, Chhat, Folger, and Dole. Rain arrived on schedule but none bagged a big catch, though all returned to Seminierer No.6 late Friday morning.
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Cokeville
Lept
Hinself
Big Smith
Hob Chhatwas
Jas. P. Folger
J. B. Dole
Dairy Note
A brief dairy report notes timing concerns over milk production and management. The fragment references an entity orcamut and implies accountability for dairy output and supply.
The Other Piges Hell is a place where everybody
An unclear Louis Post-Dispatch fragment mentions The Other Piges with a note referencing hell as a place where everyone resembles others. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks coherent events or names.
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Hell
Bae
T Louis Post-Dispatch
Labor Day festival and parade in Kemmerer draw large crowds
A Kemmerer gathering featured a parade with over 500 laborers, bands, and floats representing miners, mule drivers, painters, and factory workers. Events in the park included prize sports, a free Mira Kie picture show, and a dance with music by the Kemmerer orchestra. Speeches critiqued courts and labor conditions, while speakers urged reforms and celebrated achievements.
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Sublet
Ville
Usaley
Oterland
Mt Oakley
Loval
U. My
Mira Kieweg
Kemmerer Orchestra
Kemmerer
Brerst Ilulwes
Cumberland
Frontier
Eimmeter Uigar
Fronter Supply Company
Irain
W. B
Seelailet
Oklahoma
Bainton
United States
Ony
John W, Aman
Burend
Sevral
Nmwn
Eepreiall
Wyoming
Somme
Inbur
Tours
Die 1
Uuswoudville
Ureswiver
Diewmondville
Local Market Ends Amid Quiet Evening Rounds
A scrambled page fragment notes a closing market scene with references to feeding, tired workers, and households returning home after a long day. The garbled text hints at a final rush and a period of rest as papers advertise new items.
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Sventa
Survivor of Cherry disaster faces long recovery
A survivor recounts eight days in a Romanereruring infirmary after the Cherry incident. The interview covers injuries, the impact on his family, and the ongoing effort by authorities to reconstruct the event and ensure safety at the Kremer Savings Bank.
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Antenere Quattiirel
Minera
Anasterio
Giemnd
Tal
He Ming
Sraseaset
Kremer
Fragments From a Turbulent Page Include Explosions and Suspected Hoaxes
A damaged OCR fragment describes a failed explosion on a device at a right hand cage with 6 people involved. It mentions a market, a search for a housekeeper, and a series of names and places including New York City and Kemmerer. The text is unclear and appears to mix unrelated items.
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A.M. Meme
Hroution
Cham and De Giehs 8 Re Die tgp Bork Talents
A garbled notice mentions Cham and De Giehs presenting talents at a city drag service event. It hints at medical or physiolens advice and a guarantee of tables. The text remains unclear about date location or organizer specifics.
Reading of a 1900s remedy on cold relief tablets
An artifact describes taking Indian Opid Tablets to cure a cold in two days. It claims severe cold can be eased by taking the tablets daily, with a stated time frame of three days for full relief and a note about eventual lingering symptoms.
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