Farewell Reception Honoring Miso Ella and Minnie Holden
A farewell reception was held last Friday at the home of Mrs Clarence Holden for Miso Ella and Minnie Holden. About forty guests attended from Opal and Midway, with a surprise visit from Miss Lina Bird of Kansas City, Missouri. Flowers from Mrs D C Robison decor linked the party as dancing began early and continued to midnight with a grand dining room repast before more dancing and a farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Holden
Miso Ella
Minnie Holden
Opal
Midway
Lina Bird
Kansas City
Ogden
Utah
A Gentleman A Gentleman of Courage and Charity
A definition of a true gentleman describes a man honest and fair to all, who respects women and children, helps the weak, does not boast in victory, and bears his share while letting others have theirs. New York San.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
San
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Idaho
Utah
New Mexico
Arizona
Mountain States
Jubilee celebration to mark Bear Lake valley settlement
The Bear Lake valley at Paris Idaho plans a Jubilee Week to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the settlement with a Home Coming including exhibits, sports, and appearances by leaders. Special train service from Montpelier to Paris will run on several days to accommodate visitors and a Stake conference is set for Sunday. Marvelous De Olney will perform aerial acts daily starting Wednesday.
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Paris
Idaho
Bear Lake Valley
Paris Montpelier
Montpelier
Josph F. Smith
Anthon H. Lund
Salt Lake City
Haines
Stake Tabernacle
Fairgrounds
Marvelous de Olney
Minister Edits Pasadena Star Amidst Frantic Roll
Reverend Mc Leod a Presbyterian minister in Pasadena takes the editor’s chair for a special edition of the Pasadena Star. He reports fatigue and chaos from the hurried production and vows to spare future editors from such strain while praising the effort of the staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLeod
Pasadena
Pasadena Star
Sam
Pemrest Peti
Telephones as Modern Heroes and The Dasheen's Rise
Reports from the west praise a telephone operator Barbara Reinking for saving many lives by coordinating warnings as floods rose from a stream. The piece also highlights dasheen as a rival to the potato, noting its South American origin, nourishment, and a Florida farmer’s yield of 225 bushels per half acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
St. Venin
Mountain State Telephone and Telegerph Company
Barbara Reinking
Paul
Bureau of Plant Industry
Washington
South
South America
National Geographic Society
House
New York Club
Brookville
Fla
Lost horse reward notice from Kemmerer Wyoming
A ten dollar reward is offered for a horse missing from Curtis pasture in Kemmerer Wyoming. The stallion is described as a light colored gelding with a white hind leg and a distinctive mark on the right top, left hind leg. The owner signs W. 5. Meleod at Box 72 Kemmerer Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Pasture
Meleod
Kemmicrer
Wyoming
Senators Seek Ten Percent Forest Revenue Road Funds
In Washington Senator Warren backs an amendment to the Agricultural Appropriation bill to allocate an extra ten percent of national forest receipts to public road construction in the state. The plan would add to the existing ten percent for schools and, with Wyoming’s share, fund a road from Cottonwood Creek to Cottonwood Lake in Star Valley. The road would open access to Doughnstir timber and improve travel for residents to the trout lake near Smoot, enabling farmers to obtain timber and water permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. Y
Warren
Committee of Agricultural
Wyoming
Department of Agriculture
Cottonwood Creek
Enadtain National Forest
Cottonwood Lake
Afton
Jehier
Star Valley
Smoot
Kemmerer
Coneville
Montpelier
Car Trouble Ends Fare Ring as Wind Halts Uptown Car
In a city uptown car incident, wind and cold force service to stop when the conductor explains the car is out of six. Passengers protest as the car is deemed unable to travel. A bystander muses on why the vehicle halted, until the conductor reveals the cash register is broken and no more fares can be rung.
Patent Application Notice for Consolidated Japan China Lodes
Notice that United States Phosphate Company applies for a US patent covering 1500 feet of each Japan and China lodes with 600 feet surface ground in Lincoln County Wyoming. Claim lies in unorganized mining district, quarter section details given, area about 41 322 acres. publication to run nine weeks in Kemmerer Camera. Thomas V. Davis attorney for applicant. First published August 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Onice
Evanston
Wyoming
United States Phosphate Company
Faet L. Jeffs
Salt Lake Ciy
Utah
United States
Todes Consolidated
Lincoln Co
Uluta Co
Tyewits
Japan
Japan Lode
China
Kemmerer
Livealu County
Lisarest Kiowi
Hawoul Laver
Kemmerer Camera
Lincoln County
Thomas V. Davia
Notice for Publication in a Confused Local Column
A garbled notice appears to reference a public publication requirement with scattered letters and numbers. The readable bits mention publication and a numeric fragment, but the full details, names, dates, and locations are not decipherable.
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C. Watt Brandon
Oregon
Raat
Fan
Repa Eefors Iar Haat Paiymant
Tattn
Wldi Lenn
Tacts
Ames Douge
Kemmeren Wyomi
Canadian Pacific Railway
Laad Breach
OOP
THE
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph CC
Saag
Kemmerer Hardware & Furniture CO
Rexall” Store
Emporium
Harry D. Clark
Wyo
Jackson Majestic
Buick
Annala
Randa
Diamondville
James Dodge
Kemmerer Soda Bottling Factory
Earnest W. Holmes
Secressor , F. D. Fegnant & Bone
Delake
Coca-Cola
Kummbaer
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