Power and safety push Kemmerer coal camp lights
The Kemmerer Coal Company plans to install electric power from No 1 mine to Susie camp and place pulmotors and pump electrification at No 1 and ith south entry. Thomas Gilson of Safety Bureau visits, praising first aid, drills, and Red Cross boxes. Frank A. Manley led the push, with reading rooms and night-school style resources for miners.
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Kemmerer
Leon
Kommerer Cou) Co
Abita
No. 1
Susie
Lea
Ith South
Thomas Gilson
Bureau of Safety
Union Pacific Coal Co
Cumberland
Gilson
Monay
Kemmerer Coal Company
Gibson
Lock Springs
West
U. P. Co
Frank A. Manley
Gibwan
Gilwa
United Mine Workers of America
Aldelaha
Engineer Curran Killed On Oregon Short Line
Thomas Curran an engineer for the Oregon Short Line was killed instantly when he leaned from the end of his engine to adjust a hot box on a tank car and was struck by the bridge while crossing Bridge No 2 over Hamsfork near Granger The train extra No 1042 east bound was moving about 25 mph His left arm was broken and his skull crushed His body was taken to Montpelier for an inquest led by Coroner RU Embree The jury found Curran a young man married recently and leaving a wife and parents with several local railroadmen traveling to receive the body Curran was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and home in Montpelier The notice ends with an advertisement for legal blanks
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Thomas Curran
Moxa
Repaira
Hamsfork
Granger
Curran
Win
Montpelier
Embree
Prospects for Kemmerer Hotel Growth Highlight Strong Demand
The article extols Kemmerer’s hotel facilities with five modern hotels and a recent addition to the Kemmerer Hotel, noting the town’s capacity to support a $50,000 hotel project. It asserts visitors’ positive impact, urges lodging for travelers, and cites local confidence in future growth and private investment in Kemmerer’s housing and amenities.
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Kemierer
Kemmerer
Aelphin
Kermerer
Vinitar
Masonig Grand Lodge Grand Session in Evanston
The Thirty sixth annual communication of the Grand Sage A W and A M convened in Evanston with Chmd Master Wine Pugh presiding. The session in Mission Temple was well attended and noted prosperity among lodges. A Grand banquet, jewel presentation, and charitable funds for widows and orphans highlighted proceedings as the state’s Masonic gathering concluded with best wishes for future events.
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Evanston
Chmd
Wine Pugh
Geant Lee Pottery
Kuykendall
Misonle
Evry Lodge
Baskers
Thortampolis
Whedewey
Case Dismissed Him and the Cotodamton Carnival
Holland owner of one Cotodamton tied with Lagoy Amusement Co faced gambling charges after a Kunmmerer carnival run. Sheriff Hansen arrested him. trial followed with Jack Christmas as counsel. The case was dismissed when it was not shown he carried on the activity.
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Holland
Lagoy Amusement Co
Kunmmerer
Hansen
Jack Christmas
Sutton Carnival Co
Wotlan
Aod Hulland
Water Demand Sparks Big Tank Additions in Kemmerer
The Frontier Supply Co expands water storage for Diamondville Oakley and Glencoe with a new 100000 gallon tank beside the hill and a 100000 gallon tank at Sublet plus an existing 75000 gallon system to meet growing needs. Despite a strong water system insurance costs remain high and no solution is found.
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Kemmerer
Frontier Supply Co
Diamond Con & Coke Co
Diamondville
Oakley
Glencoe
Sublet
No. Hicamps
Million-dollar misprint corrected in Lincoln county paper
The Camera notes a $1,000,000 error in its September 4 issue listing the assessed valuation for District No. 1 Kemmerer as 1,051,182.14, correcting to 82,105,182.14 after discovering the mistake. The paper acknowledges the correction and explains errors can occur even in carefully edited papers.
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Lincoln County
Kemmerer
Man and Woman In Court Over Razor Slashing
Wermenday proceedings in Justice R Lee Craigs court saw W M Cunnington plead guilty to slashing his colored companion Manso Allen with a razor. He was fined $100 and sentenced to 90 days in the county jail. The county likely pays the board for the next 180 days in absence of funds.
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R. Lee Craig
Wermenday
W. M. Cunnington
Manso Allen
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C. A. Christmas
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Union Pacific Coal Company
Masonig Grand Lodge
Wm. Pugh
39Th Communication
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Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Co
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