What the Candidates Spent on Local Campaigns
Report summarizes campaign expense filings with the County Clerk as of September 7. Several candidates under spent modestly, with advertising cited as the main cost. Itemized expenditures include Harrison 11, Bell 10, Peterson 25, Erwin 15, Reynolds 15, Clark 20, Oakley 23, Embree 10, Nicholson 20, Miller 10, Hansen 14, Jensen 12, and others listed. Also notes sale of an Oliver Typewriter in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Harrison
W. J. Denen
Gw.tanner
B. W. Flannicut
HH. K. Harrison
Hen Bell
C. A. Peterson
J. EB
Erwin
Marshal Reynolds
H. D. Clark
D.C. Oakley
R. HL. Embree
Maggie F. Nicholson
Helen Miller
Ed Hansen
L.(. Jensen
Texas rancher Josiah Nicholson visits Kammerer
Josiah Nicholson of Portales Texas father in law of Mrs Maggie Nichol visits Kammerer for several weeks. A prosperous Texas rancher, he plans a year of visiting his nine living children, recounting rich farming and grazing lands. Frank Nicholson, once known in Kemmerer and the Green River valley for ranching, is the only one mentioned as deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Nicholson
Portales
Texas
Maggie Nicholson
Kammerer
Mr. Nicholson
Hishhildren
Frank
Kemmerer
Green River Valley
Nicholson
Whit Thompson Resigns to Start Sheep Business
Whit Thompson, after eight years with Quealy Peterson Sheep Co and five as foreman, resigns to enter the sheep business himself. He is praised as an excellent man around sheep and his many friends wish him well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whit Thompson
Quealy Peterson Sheep Co
Whit
Lambs Netted Good Returns From Omaha Shipment
Linden returned from Omaha last week with a shipment of lambs and is well pleased with the returns. The tops brought 7 dollars, and the feeders 7. He expects a stopment of four more care in the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Linden
Omaha
Lake li
Box Car Thefts Linked Labor Strife At Oregon Short Line
A distorted and garbled OCR style item reports box car thefts and labor tension on the Oregon Short Line. It mentions White River or nearby locations, Hilly Knowire and Hh Tui mWine as workers on the Jol at Dither, and a rumoured whiskey theft tied to Idaho. The piece references Kemmerer as a potential headquarters and a Centribory beat near Vocatelio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Yokan
Alice Winlety
Jntervalé
Dither
Hinybrook
Idaho
Tonal
Off to the Hills with Ubaple and companions
Fred Ubaple left for Oneville on Saturday with Prison and Karl Haggerty for a Luiting trip. They expect to reach the Grey River and join the Jubauy Mischier party. Pred left on crutches aiming to resume coal-use of the game limb once back, while Chew will stay high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ubaple
Ooneville
Prison
Karl Haggerty
Grey River
Chew
Fossil Notes Reveal Early Findings and Keamurer's Trip
Fossil notes mention Herman and We Jake and an oval ear, with Mice Nevey Veckinpaugh credited for a bowl. Production Spyder reportedly surprised Saturday by a team of Keamereseachers on a trip aboard Posed bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman and
We Jake Asewolushling
Nevey Veckinpaugh
Keamuerer
Ans
Spyder
Keamereseachers
Police Signal Light Restored at Telephone Office
The signal light over the telephone office, out all summer, is back in service. Officers may call Central at any time night or day. the light will burn red when the officer is needed, aiding police work by notifying the marshal of required assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Eltinene
Elk Camp Returns After Fall River Basin Trip
A party led by Hockers and Bob Locker began their expedition in the Fall River Basin and based at Pall Hiver asinin. They secured elk, then pursued trout fishing along the Snake River, reporting a six pound dressed trout about MH inches long. Dr. Cannington stayed in Daniel to tend dental patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi River
Bob Lockerees
Fall Hiver Basin
Pall Hiver Asin
Snake River
Cannington
Daniel
Hunting Party Returns With Elk and Sheep From Fall River Trip
Mesers Bob Christmas and Ralph Smith returned Thursday from a three week hunting trip in the Fall River Basin. They were joined by James B. True and Frank Beyer serving as guide and student. The party outfitted at Bondurant ranch and fished until the season opened, securing five elk including two six point heads and a mountain sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesers
Bob Christmas
Ralph Smith
Fall River
James B. True
Frank Beyer
Cheyenne
Bondurant Ranch
Bb. F. Bondurant
Rollie
Matthews completes Hamsfork road test drives to ranch
Road Supervisor Jack Matthews finishes summer project on Hamsfork road opening the route to Arthur Robinson ranch 23 miles north and marks a productive season as he seeks reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Matthews
Hamsfork
Arthur Robinson Ranch
Matthews
Notice to creditors in estate of Kody Thornton Wyoming
Notice to creditors and interested persons in the estate of Kody Thornton in Uinta County Wyoming. Final account of administrator John Arnold Arnold declared and a petition for final distribution set for hearing. Clerk William Hardest to preside. Judge will fix time and place for next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Uinta
Kody ‘Thornton
Kody ‘Thorton
John He
Kody ‘Thorpton
Hitcrest
Chase
Willain Hf
Hardest
John Il Arnold
Ody ‘Thornton
Amid
Notice of Dissolution of Kem merer Land and Livestock Company
Notice is given that Kemmerer Land and Livestock Company dissolved after a meeting at Kemmerer. All corporate debts were paid and the company is declared dissolved. Officers D. A. Misehler Vice President and J J Misehler Secretary signed the dissolution in the state of nT on August day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer Land and Livestock Company
D. A. Misehler
J.J. Misehler
Taxpayer Resolutions Denounce Wilson Era Policies
A historical county committee condemns federal policies under President Wilson as damaging to industries and employment. It calls for a compulsory arbitration provision in labor disputes, reform of primary election laws, and united Republican support, endorsing candidates from the 1914 state convention in Cheyenne and urging fusion of all Republicans behind these resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Examiner
Wilson
Ture
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Ublicans
Frank Malone Visits Kemmerer From Los Angeles
Frank Malone, of Los Angeles, was seen in Kemmerer over Sunday and Monday while returning from Cokeville where he tended his sheep interests. Former Kemmerer Coal Co. mine superintendent, he moved to California years ago for his wife's illness, and with his return many old friends were glad to see him. He works in insurance in California and praised Kemmerer’s improvements since leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Malone
Los Angeles
Kemmerer
Cokeville
Malone
Kemmerer Coal Co
California
Frank
Faddies on Duty In Cumberland Mites Superintendent Reinstated
A transcriptional error is corrected as Daniel Needlebeed by his father Dave resumes duties after a period away. The Cumberland mites superintendent, previously said to be on leave for a month, is now confirmed back on the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dack Waddies
The
Cumberland Mites
Howe
Daniel
Don Dave
Aincke
Staker Lillian Starkey Accident Rumor Declared False
Local readers heard a rumor that Miss Lillian Starkey, injured while hunting, had lost sight in one eye. Family and friends deny the tale, stating the report is unfounded. The Cumberland suboul incident is not connected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Lillian Starkey
Cumberland
Court House Notes and Land Patents 1914 Summary
Court House Notes from 1914 record transfers and land patent actions. Entries mention Pete Presto posting payments totaling 2600 dollars on Aug 90 1914, Marbleton to A A Fields for lots 2 3 4 valued at 190 dollars on Aug 4 1914, and Nels J Christopherson at Sidney Stevens Imp Co for lot 2 valued 80 dollars in Afton. Also Theodore Roosevelt to Louie F Becier for land in sections 20 and 9 township 6, on Aug 6 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartarty
Pete Presto
Maaan
Nels J. Christopherson
Sidney Stevens Imp. Co
Afton
Theodore Roosevelt
Louie F. Becier
Notice of Publication in Berial No 02106 Wyoming land notice
Notice from the Department of the Interior stating publication for a land matter in Wyoming. Names William Graben Frank Tomery and George Wyse appear in the document with locations Kemmerer Fontenelle and Evanston. The registration reference is ALEX NIBRET as Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berial
Department of the Interar
Ofies
Evanston
Wyoming
Kemmerer
Wiliam
Frank Tomery
Fontenelle
Alex Nibret
Rewister
Mother of Eighteen Children in Boone Mill Va
A Boone Mill Virginia mother of eighteen praises Chamberlain's Tablets after five years of stomach trouble. She reports improved appetite and weight, claiming to weigh 168 pounds and to feel well after taking three bottles. The ad notes Chamberlains are sold at City Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Martin
Boone Mill
Mill
City Drug Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oliver Typewriter
Whit ‘Thompson
KLM Ciguileoed
Cenribory
Vocatelio
Hitamaer
Hamsfork Road
John It. Arnold
Hedy “Thorntues
Sneddonites
Jas. W. Chrisman
Mionas
Hood
M. Winkelman
Committee
the Hoskins
M. F. Naylin
Mgr
Kemmerer, Wyo
Court House
Opal Mercantile
O. General Merchandise
Bane
John Deere
Dain Sr
Bules and McCormick
Cordove Cigar CO
Greenbaum
Louisville
Joe Gideon Whitey
Mischler Bros
Bissinger & Co
Salt Lake City
Utah
McCarty
Mar
Ini
Consignee
Dasleeee
Ford
Frontier Supply Co
Frontier
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