Getaway Ham and Order Burn at White House Cafe
Jesse, a man unidentified, worked as night cook at Kemmerer’s White House Cafe after arriving from Diamondville where a purse-rip and a gold theft sparked a citywide search. He allegedly fled with a taxi ride to Diamondville, where a Diamondville policeman helped pursue him as the two burned the lunch and vanished up the alley.
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Jesse
Kemmerer
White House
Diamondville
U.S
Jess
Ecul> Prit
Han
Dese
Diamondvillle
Joie Ray
Man Shot After Ignoring Command in County Incident
A man believed to be in a high state fled after a county garage sighting. He was ordered to halt but did not comply, four bullets were fired, and Teun has not been seen in Kemmerer since his plea to the officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teun
Kemmerer
Teacher of Kemmerer to Be Married Soon
Announcement states Mrs. Mary McDonald a Kemmerer school teacher will wed C. H. Boyer of Butte Montana. Mrs McDonald is a popular instructor and Mr Boyer is an auditor for Anaconda Copper.
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Kemmerer
Mary McDonald
C. H. Boyer
Butte
Montana
Kemmerer Ball Club Names New Short Stop Moon
The Kemmerer baseball team introduces Moon as its new shortstop. Moon debuted yesterday at the Moon home, as Dave Moon lay ill and the family welcomed a newborn, with the team’s infield now expected to improve for the remaining season games.
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Kemmerer Ball Club
Kemmerer
Wyoming-Idaho
Moon
Dave Moon
Mother
Babe
Papa Dave
Terra Firma
Kemmerer Theatre Plans Two Shows Each Sunday
The Kemmerer theatre announces two weekly shows starting Sunday night through winter. First show at 6 15 p m and second at 8 15 p m feature picture plus a two reel comedy from Pax Film corp called Sunshines. Upcoming features include Douglas Fairbanks Knickerbocker Buckaroo The Unpardonable Sin Fires of Faith and Harry T Morey The Gamblers.
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Hart
Shark Monroe
Patho Weekly
Easp. IM
Kemmerer Theatre
Pax Film Corporation
Colletts Leg Splintered in Ranch Horse Kick Accident
Roy Collett suffered a severe fracture when kicked by a horse at the Geo Murdoch ranch while removing hobbies. Doctors in Montpelier and Ogden treated him as his sister in Kemmerer reported the injury appears serious with possible infection. The patient remained in stable condition despite excruciating pain.
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Roy Collett
Geo. Murdoch
Mr. Collett
Madera
Montpelier
Gettner
R. W. Collett
Kemmerer
Ogden
Mra
P. W. Olson
Nash Motors Plans New Milwaukee Plant and Kenosha Upgrades
Nash Motors announces a new Milwaukee factory to produce four cylinder cars, on 41 acres at Clement Street and Oklahoma Avenue, with power, foundry, machine shop, drop forge, body and sheet metal plants. Construction to finish within 12 months, with initial spending around one million dollars and faster output to match Kenosha passenger car production. Nash will expand Kenosha facilities to continue Nash six passenger cars and Nash trucks.
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Nash Motors
Milwaukee
Nash Motors Company
Clement Street
Oklahoma Avenue
Kenosha
Nash
Death of A. R. Brandley in Baltimore is Reported
J. Brandley of Granger received word last week of the death of his brother A. R. Brandley in a Baltimore hospital after a major operation. Deceased had lived in Wyoming long, left Granger about a year ago, and was well known and respected in the district. He owned property near Granger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fi. J. Brandley
Granger
A. R. Brandley
Baltimore
Wyoming
Borino Fined $25 in Game Law Case
Dominic Borino of Diamondville was fined $25 and costs for violating state game and hunting law. He lacked citizenship and an alien license. Game Warden Jones arrested him and he was tried in Judge Russell's court.
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Dominic Borino
Diamondville
Borino
Jones
Ruseel
Estray Mare to be Sold by Wyoming Board
Notice of sale for an iron gray mare about four years old with a left thigh brand taken up May 26 by Fred H. Nichols Cokeville Wyoming under Chapter 126 1913. If unclaimed the animal will be sold September 29 1919 at 11 AM at Nichols ranch Cheyenne Wyoming Board of Live Stock Commissioners Secretary Chas B Boyce cheyenne wyoming.
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Fred H. Nichols
Cokeville
State of
Wyoming
Board of Live Stock Commissioners of Wyoming
Chas
B. Boyce
Cheyenne
A Molinar Records Eleven Cars Sold in One Week
A Molinar Kommerer wholesale dealer reports handling nearly twenty cars of merchandise in September. His warehouse holds less than two carloads. Last week shipments included one car grapes two cars hay one car onions one car corn one car applies one car New Style Lager one car ice one car sugar and a Michigan Concord grapes car due today containing 3778 baskets of grapes.
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A. Molinar
Kommerer
Michigan Concord
Sheepherder dies on range after improvised saddle-stretcher ride
Jake Losser a Bennion Bros. sheepherder died from acute stomach trouble while being transported to Montpelier. With no conveyance, Roland Bennion and Joe Clark improvised a stretcher from two saddle horses, carrying him about 80 miles along a rugged trail near Smoot. He died en route. body embalmed at Montpelier and shipped to Salt Lake for burial. He left a wife and children in Salt Lake and two sons at Fossil. He was about 68 and had prior surgery for his illness.
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Jake Losser
Bennion Bros
Montpelier
Roland Bennion
Joe Clark
Mr. Bennion
Loaser
Smoot
Salt Lake
Fossil
Tolman Bros
Afton
Cokeville Register
Dance in Lyceum Saturday Evening
The Lyceum hall hosts its first dance of the season next Saturday under new management. Music by Jennings Carlson Mullings and Miss Zillar promises an evening of real pleasure.
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Lyceum
Jennings
Carlson, Mullings
Miss Zillar
No Bank Failures in Last Six Months Record Praises Banking Health
The Comptroller of the Currency reports no national bank failures in six months with only two small failures in nineteen months. July saw twenty charters for new national banks and 54 banks granted capital increases totaling over 12 million dollars. New banks added 780 thousand dollars in capital. Overall banking conditions show a flourishing market and broad money availability.
Bronchial Relief Report From Rockfield Woman
Mrs A EB Sidenberder of Rockfield Indiana reports spring bronchial trouble relief with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. After a few days of use all signs of bronchial trouble disappear.
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Mra. A
Sidenberder
Rockfield, Ind
Chamberlain
Notice of bridge completion and two property listings
Shep bridge across Green River two miles below Slate creek mouth will be ready for use September 15. Your patronage appreciated. H H Dodge. For sale 810 is 117 acre ranch five miles north of Opal on Big Piney road fenced and fair buildings. Call George Sladdenham at Opal Wyoming for price. 3 21 Pe
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Shep
Green River
Slate Creek
H. H. Dodge
Opal
Big Piney Road
George Sladdenham
Wyoming
Local Physician Sues for Divorce In Neighboring Town
Nowland court records show a local physician filing for divorce from Tepila Nowland after over a year of separation. The couple reportedly share 80 children and a domestic history tied to grounds of desertion and jewelry disputes.
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Nowland
Tepila
Nowlond
Danertion
Opdon
Plane crash report from East Lake City at Hotel Kommeror
A plane incident is reported near East Lake City with the aircraft striking the Hotel Kommeror. Authorities investigate the crash site and assess injuries and casualties while detaining possible witnesses for questioning.
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Tomer
East Lake City
Kommeror
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Florist
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Frontier
Frontier Supply Co
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Big Piney Move. Co
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Evanston
Rock Springs
Jeg
Kemmerer Theater
Opatra
Adule
Tom Mix
Lonwome
Warren Kerrigan
Noreen
Colletts
Russell
Vronticr Supply Company
McMurtey Valute & Verulebns Oomwrer
Wad Frontier
Wyumlag
Losser
Dr. Wilson F. McDill
Office
Lyceum Bidg
Reams
Kemmerer Garage
Nd Sidare
Snes
Tia
Prince Albert
P. A
Jimmy
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Winston-Salem
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