Big Day in Kemmerer Brings Unity and Pride
Last Saturday transformed Kemmerer as residents from Diamondville and Frontier worked side by side with bankers, coal miners, and homemakers. The event fostered comradeship, reduced long standing tensions, and showcased community strength. Sinclair received high praise for leadership at Midwest Refining and is endorsed as a strong gubernatorial candidate by locals and media.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Diamondville
Frontier
Lambs Club
Midwest Refining Company
Sinclair
Midwest
Wrernor
Senator Kendrick
Kendrick
Sheridan
Enterprise
Wyoming
Nomination Praise for Burke H Sinclair Governor Candidate
The Sheridan Daily Enterprise notes editorial from the Camera praising Burke H Sinclair of Casper for governor. It highlights his World War I leadership of the 148th Field Artillery Wyoming’s Own, his popular wartime command, and his modesty in crediting his men for the unit’s success.
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France
148Th Field Artillery
Sinclair
Burke Sinclair
Sheridan Daily Enterprise
Kemmerer Tamera
Burke H. Sinclair
Casper
Wyoming
148Th
A.E
Diamondville Births and Family Notes
A son was born last Thursday to Mr and Mrs Calvert, both mother and baby reported doing nicely. Mrs M J Kavanaugh returned from Salt Lake City, and Mrs T L Stewart and family re turned from an extended summer vacation in Kay.
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Calvert
M. J. Kavanaugh
Salt Lake City
T. L. Stewart
Kay
Pappas Improving Rapidly After Mine Injury
George Pappas, a miner injured Wednesday when a mine prop punctured his stomach, is improving rapidly at Lincoln County Miner's Hospital. Doctors expect his ultimate recovery as his condition stabilizes and he receives care.
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George Pappas
Lincoln County
Lambs Club Dinner Backed by Local Ladies and Committee
The Lambs club meeting praised the St Patrick's church ladies for a fine dinner served by Mesdames Pitt Barrett Short Matthews Ryburn Jones Henry Turner Donahough Hall Rizzi Howden and Jones. Dr Winnecoff spoke on Americanization blaming native-born Americans for radicalism and urging real American citizenship. a strong discussion on street improvements followed led by Platt Wilson and a Kemmerer plan for a "good streets day" on Saturday the 17th with volunteers from Diamondville and Frontier. The issue notes the unprecedented success of the movement and outlines next meeting details and housing talk.
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Platt Wilson
Horace Lewis
Andrew Morrow
St Patrick's Church
Lambs’ Club
Pitt
Barrett
Short
Matthews
Ryburn
Jones Henry Turner
Donahough
Hall
Rizzi
Howden
Jones
J. E. Burch
T. C. Russel
E. L. Smith
R. R. Rose
P. J. Quealy
Rock Springs
Quealy
Frontier
E L. Smith
Pratt Wilson
Victor Smith
John Rizzi
Pat Glasgow
Frank Pfeiffer
Kemmerer
A. M King
Diamondville
J Quealy
Lester Pratt
Lamb Club
C. E. Young
J. W Glasgow
Kemeter
Funeral services for Alice Vaughn Thursday
Funeral service for three year old Alice Vaughn of Dines and formerly Kemmerer, burned to death when clothing caught fire from a bonfire near which she played. Bishop Jensen officiated at L D S church with Fred Hancey leading the choir. About fifty attended. interment in city cemetery.
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Alice Vaughn
Charles Vaughn
Dines
Kemmerer
L. D&s. Charch
Bishop Jensen
Diamondville Church
Fred Hancey
Grand Lodge Grand Chapter Attend Wyoming Masonice Jam
The 47th annual convention of the Masonice Grand Lodge of Wyoming and Grand Chapter of the Eastern Star drew large crowds. 145 delegates with 183 voting power attended the Eastern Star session, the largest in state history, electing Marie King associate grand matron. The Grand Lodge elected Rawlins as next meeting site, with officers listed for the year. Members from Kemmerer, Casper, Lander, Evanston, Cheyenne and other towns participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jd. W. Witherspoon
L. E. Holland
Olaf Jeffson
Mra. A. M. King
Witherspoon
Ivy Vicars
Tom Platt
Jander
Masonice Grand Lodge
Wyoming
Grand Chapter
Eastern Star
Grand Lodge
Stockwell
South Dakota
Rawlins
Marie King
The
Marie King of
Kemmerer
Viola Meckling
Casper
William H. Dickinson
Lander
Marie King Kemmerer
William Pugh
Evanston
Ines M. Robinson
Cheyenne
Lillie E. Townsend Carper
Bertha _ Rosseau
Alice Osborne
Gillette
Mai DeForest
Jamie
Adah
Media Danielann
Thermopolis
Ruth Mary Outsen
Ree Springs
Grand Esther
Elvira Olenger
Lusk
Martha
Myrtle Sawyer
Torrington
Eleeta
Row Goods Wheatland
Tracy McLoughlin
Miverton
Grand Sentinel
John Stanebury
Douglas
Chronic Catarrh Warns of Cold Habit Dangers
Advertisement warns that Frequent colds lead to chronic catarrh affecting about ninety five percent of adults. It urges avoiding colds and treating promptly with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, touted as a dependable cure.
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Robert A. Rose
Claas
Wyoming Press
Diamondville Notes
Pappas
Lie Neminerer Savings Bank
Kemmerer Savings Bank Efrarts
Chamberlain
St. Patrick's Church
Knights of Pythiae
Ernest Ward
Initia Apolis
United Mine Workers of American
Rakny
Willard
Emma Plain
Lionkel
Linn Treading Co
Hive
Big Piney
Ashion
J. C. Penney Company
Bolivia
Eastern Star Pier
Ogten
Enund
Mary Bate of
Green
Mise Mary Stefanick
Puvnday
Mises Mary
Frances Marcis
Verna Richarde
Kominerer
Appar
Arly
First National Bank
Kemmerer, Wyoming