Public Schools Open in District No 1 With Expanded Staff
District No 1 reopened nine public school buildings as students returned for a nine month term. Principal E H Davis expects record high enrollment, with Miss Adelaide LeFevre returning to lead history and language and James Gibbon directing the commercial and athletics programs. The Domestic Science and Art Department gains space for 16, and a planned lunch room operates on a cost basis. New staff include Miss Lucy Fedderson Geology and science, Miss Helen Stub y Latin head, and Miss Freda Ireland to lead music and drawing for district grades.
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Corp of
E. H H. Davis
FE. Hy Davis
Adelaide LeFevre
Miss LeFevre
Kemmerer High School
Mire LeFevre
Amy Frink
Nebraska
Abe
Mit
Thes Cenaral On A Small W Kemmerer High School
Ant Kum Beloncos
Lucy
Fedderson
Basin
Wyoming
Helen Stuby
Davis
Freda Ireland
Miss Ireland
Tnes
Thomas Normal Training School
Detroit
Gun Play Ends In a Murder
Lafe Porter age 24 and nephew of BIT Porter was shot and killed last Thursday afternoon by Jaimes Parritt a camp mover employed by Green River Livestock Company. Inquest testimony at a sagebrush camp described Porter confronting Isenhart and Massa before firing on them then firing on Parritt, who returned fire killing Porter. Parritt remained at the scene, informed by Robinson, and sheriff officials later jailed Parritt pending a preliminary hearing.
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Lafe Porter
Bit Porter
Fontenelle Basin
Jaimes Parritt
Green River Livestock Company
Husconniy
Sagebruh
Porter
Parritt
Mate Inson
Isenhart
Hut Porter
Abe Massa
Nva
Massa
Sis Porter
Magea
Apa
Magsa
Isentiart
Robinson
Mack Heckstead
Green River Live Stock Company
Ed Hansen
HR. Christmas
RH. Ambree
Porritt
Walt Mouking
W. W. Johnson Onld
Harrity
Vorter
Kemmerer
Ye New Kemmerer Theatre Prepares Major Improvements
Manager George Whitten of Ye New Kemmerer theatre plans several improvements within days. Seating will be rearranged for better view and acoustics for all attendees. Stage view will be enhanced and brass fixtures installed to improve performance presentation.
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George Whitten
Ye New Kemmerer Theatre
Famous film stars seen with Mrs Whitten in mountain chat
While on vacation in the mountains near Mrs Whitten's Home two renowned actresses Mary Pickford and Marguerite Clark were spotted by Mrs Whitten who recognized them as notable and found them entertaining during a pleasant chat weeks ago.
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Manipelite
George Whitten
Filmidom
Mary Pickford
Marguerite Clark
Mrs Whitten
Lincoln County Republicans Elect new county officers
The Lincoln County Republicans met at City Hall with 28 precincts represented. Watt Brandon was elected County Chairman, D S McDonald of Diamondville named State Committeeman and Lester Maker chosen County Secretary. An executive committee was formed including Brandon, McAllistor, Sneddon, Steynalds and C de Havl. Anthony Motualy named Executive Secretary. Wilfred Johnson traveled to Salt Lake City on Tuesday.
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Kien
Lincoln County
Republicans
Watt Brandon
McDonald
Diamandville
Mitttoeman
Lester Th. Maker
Aleo
Wath Brandon
Ponald McAllistor
Hk.t. Sneddon
Glencos
Steynalds
Cokeville
C ¥ de Hav
Fonsil
Anthony Motualy
Litigation Ends Over Shared County Assets in Lincoln and Uintah
A disputed settlement ends decades of fights between Lincoln and Uintah counties over prior year expenses and property distribution. Lincoln claims about 40 000 in share of old Uintah property, while Lincoln’s creation and division rules shaped the allocations despite Uintah’s greater liabilities.
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Uinta County
Tinta
Lincoln County
Harrison
Linwoln County
MD Vinta County
Vinta
Linen County
Old County
Old Vinta County
Renauroen
Tdncoln County
Child's broken arm examined after week delay
A little girl, daughter of Mr K A Locker, had her arm broken a week ago while playing in the yard. An X ray was taken on Tuesday to determine if the bone had set properly.
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Alice Fuckers
Lr. K
Locker
Labor Day Celebration Grand Success in Kemmerer
The Labor Day events in Kemmerer Wyoming drew thousands from surrounding regions for a two day celebration marked by perfect weather and no accidents. A grand Sunday focused on children with around 1100 served at Triangle Park while Monday featured a large parade with hundreds from unions and local businesses and top prizes for float displays.
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Wyoming
Kentnever
Rock Springs
Pokeville
Fossil
Star Valley
Opal
Lliwondville
Gak- Tey
Glenene
Cumberland
Triangle Park
Tren
Maerstiall
Rd Hansen
Cluyee
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Frontier Supply Company
Meeker Brow Ing Company
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Laney Coane Garage
Frank Hrenoynik
New Kemmerer Theatre
Sullivan & Tickley
McKay Grovery
Driers
Calon
Bpat Niats
Wilon Mercantilie Company
McKay
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Father Jones
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