County Tax Levy Details Stir 1911 Budget Debates
A county levy report outlines the 1911 tax rate set by commissioners. The county and state levy rises slightly from last year by about a fifth of a mill, with total tax impact described as Seventy tax to 226 of 2 mill in context of state tax increases and preparatory comparisons for readers.
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Wien
W. A. Hocker
Board of County
Malik
Lincoln County
Tax levy planned for Kemmerer district 10 residents
The people of School District No. 10 the Kemmerer district will be called on to pay a tax of 12,976 in Bali756 on each 100 assessed valuation for state and county purposes.
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Kemmerer District
Kemmerer High School Achieves Accredited Status
Kemmerer High School opens with strong attendance and eight grade entry path. Superintendent Burch lauded for staff and new science teacher Miss A Howard from Cedar Rapids. School placed on State Board of Examiners accredited list enabling graduates to teach if desired. Local families relocate houses to enroll children. community proud of rising education standards.
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Burch
U. K
State Board of Examiners
Kemmerer
Burch Ie
Kemmerer High School
Megs Tauchei
Aame Time Ag
A. Howard
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Evey
Kemmerer School
Suspected Horse Thieves Sought After in Montpelier
Sheriffs John Ward and M F Nagin chased Bert Brown of Cumberland after learning he beat a man named Gaddia and fled with several horses. They traced Brown and companion Holmes Edwards to Montpelier, then brought them to Kemmerer. Brown claimed the horses came from a Queily Port Bure High town and from the range between Gaecue and Comte Jad. Ward reported Abe men will be taken to Evanton jail, with Brown likely facing Judge Cruix. The case ties to Idaho and Lal, and notes Brown’s ties to a livery stable crowd and past endurance events.
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Wiiler
Sherif John Ward
M. F. Nagin
Gokrville
Bert Brown
Cumberland
Gaddia
Montpelier
Brown
Dhomy Edwards
Kemmerer
Gaeucue
Comte Jad
Beii Ward
Kew Morer
Cruix
Idaho
Devver
New Root Cellar and Warehouse Being Built
Manager Hoskins of Far go Hockhis Company announces a new root cellar and warehouse to be built behind their store. The structure will be 60 feet long, 15 feet wide, and 8 feet deep, with 4 feet above and 4 feet below ground. The frame buildings have been moved from the rear, and a corrugated iron storehouse will be erected to store hay grain and other wares, including tied goods, with highway trackage planned.
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Hoskins
Bssyth Fargo-Hockhis Company
Tas
Om Liguit
Miner Struck On Head In Frontier District Accident
Wt By Fell of Rock tf Wynre worm igy no. 6 mine, Monday afternoon, Wynre worm igy no. 6 mine, Wile fog Creat, Monday afternoon, VW. Haye was struck on the head by 4 full of Fock and go serigualy injured that bis bits waa deapaleed of, My did not regch cou vloumnees until Bp. mi. yen terdn), Git Thom that time up to going to presble gunditing seemed to lm and hopes are held out fur hie ny. He ie one of the uli timers thie mining diateict, and wutness uf POG, Mowe, who works at Frontier, kd being given every utbent ou pos: Moers, Malliven & Bish have par 'yin anad bute 7 mid Wt hue uo, North Pine pregan, and may Luihd Ibereon I ee ese Dementrativa West Bot. An purest im at Kemanerey
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Uli
Mowe
Frontier
Millinery Display Showcases Imported Models and New Arrivals
September 13 14 15 a millinery display featuring imported and local models. The store promises elegant hats and bats in season correct attire with the latest New York Chicago styles and in house adaptations. Ledien extends cordial invitation.
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New York
Chicago
Ledien
Rob Cokeville Bank Heist Puts Cashier and Depositors in Vault
A robbery at the Rob Cokeville Bank forced cashiers and depositors into a vault as the suspects fled with the spoils. Investigators seek leads, noting no injuries reported and security footage under review.
Outlaws Make Cash Run in Cokeville Bank Heist
Desperado Hugh Hough and brother Charley rode from the hills into Cokeville on Monday to rob the State Bank. They lacked a time lock opening the safe but relieved cashiers and patrons, then fled on fast mounts. A large posse pursued toward Montpelier as rumors spread of a wide manhunt and possible hideouts along the Jackson Hole corridor.
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Cokeville
State Bank of
A. D. Nublitt
Nubbitt
Charley
Noblitt
Emil Nelson
Ernest Jackson
McCharles
Gliligar
George Hewitt
al Porter
Graham
John H. Stoner
Earl Jaggedy
Ed Marks
Haggerty
Genie Collett
Cokeville Mercantile Co
Whitney
Smith’s Fork
Baudite
Sam Saylor
Mr. Noblitt
Kemsperer
Ofivers
Carl Rogers
Sam W. Potter
Comeville
Montpelier
Uuke & Wight
Star Valley
Jackson Hole
Montana
Over
Vd. Quealy
Kemmerer
P. W. Olson
Vokeville
Custier Noulitt
Kem
Deren
Euoless
Wind
Caubier Noulitt
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