Paramount Film Court Action Stirs Local Interest
A damages case involving a Paramount film draw s attention to alleged wage and arrest dealings. Reports say a man was allegedly deprived of wages after a false arrest linked to automobile expenses. Governor Kendrick referred the matter to County Attorney Reynolde for investigation. The piece also notes Mrs. Miss Irwin’s renowned stage role in a five part Paramount feature presented at the New CS Mentre theatre Sunday night Oct 3.
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Reapdon
Kendrick
Reynolde
George W. Hobart
Misa Irwin
Mra
Black
Paramount
CS Mentre
Prestons Visit Kemmerer on Mountain Trip Plan
Attorney General and Mrs. D A Preston visited Kemmerer from Cokeville over the weekend. They admired the Star eee and planned a big hunting trip into the mountain forests of northern Lincoln County. Mrs. Preston enjoys roughing it as much as her husband and joins the expedition with enthusiasm.
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D. A. Preston
Kemmerer
Cokeville
Peeting
Burne Ve
Lincoln County
Market Musings Return Sparks Chicago Price Watch
Saimon returned to Kemmerer on Saturday with Mrs. Salmon after a pleasant visit in the east to New York. On his return Tom sought a $6.25 market in Chicago but warned that current uncertainties may push prices higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Muster Saimon
Kemmerer
Mrs. Salmon
New York
Tom
Chicago
Sale of Lambs and Rams From Cokeville Shipment
Oscar Peterson reports lambs shipped from Cokeville on Monday with 44 head at 16 per bushel loaded at Javille. The feeder end heads to Ai Falls while the mutton goes to the Chicago market. He also sold 73 bred Cornwall rams to M. J Larson of Rock Springs and 110 head to Jake Herechier.
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Oscar Peterson
Cokeville
Rereeks
Javille
Ai Falls
Chicago
Mr. Peterson
M. J Larson
Rock Springs
Jake Herechier
Grosso Coletti Morrie Grosso Weds Mise Ore Coletti in Kemmerer
The marriage of Morrie Grosso to Mise Ore Coletti, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Coletti of Kemmerer, was celebrated Saturday with a ceremony and feast at the bride’s parents home. The groom, a bartender employed by Angelo Molinar in Kemmerer, is well known in the community. Congratulatory wishes are extended to the newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrie Grosso
Mise Ore Colett
Frank Colletti
Kemmerer
T. B. CarnabanoMfcia
Angelo Molinar
Mra. Grosse
Murderer of Officer Gets Life
The case, tried this term, involved the death of Officer Tom Harris while on duty as town marshal of Rock Springs. Prosecution and defense fought hard before the jury, resulting in a life sentence for the killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Harris
Rock Springs
Glencoe Mine Reopens After Short Shutdown
A frontier-era mining operation near Glencoe plans to resume activity after a brief halt. Officials indicate the Rommerer ore project will restart, with expected production in the near term and continued oversight by local miners.
Shorty Snider Out Court House Notes
Patents and warranty deeds filed at the county clerk during the past week are listed. Entries include transfers of land in various sections and townships, with names such as Wheelock, Green, Roosevelt, Miller, and O Neill. dollar amounts and dates range from 1915 to 1916.
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Tenn
H. Harraen
Joseph Weeslock
Eptember
Jos. Wheelock
Harold MH. Harrison
Jared A. Green
P.O. Green
Jackson
Lana
T. D. O'Neil
Bereft of His Beard Cheyenne Lanter
Maurice Grosbon, state pure toot commissioner, shows interest in two items: a beardless portrait after 26 years and an 1869 Union Pacific pass issued to Chief Washakie. The pass, numbered 861 and signed by W. Snyder, allowed Washakie to ride the railroad until December 41, 1869, though he never used it. The relic was found by Mrs. Groshon among her late father’s papers.
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Maurice Grosbon
Union Pacific
Washakie
W. Snyder
Typewriter Exchange Manager Visits Kemmerer
George W. Frits of the Dudo Typewriter Exchange at Poca tells Kemmerer visitors last week that the town will become a monthly visiting place. He offers a good line of second hand typewriters and expert repair work with prompt attention.
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George W. Frits
Dudo Typewriter Exchange
Pocatello
Kemmerer
Weather and Guests Shift at Hotel Utah Amid Seasonal Flux
The Hotel Utah staff note an odd stretch with weather and guests shifting daily. Visitors named Christmas Fall and Snow have appeared, with Gummer and Pau leaving recently. George A. Snow remains to keep the hotel from closing, while Emma Palin travels to East Lake to join her aunt Mrs. George McMillan, recently recovered from hospitalization.
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Emma Palin
East Lake Oy
Poes
George McMillan
McCarty Guests Stay at Brandon Home This Day
Mr and Mrs Jack McCarty are guests at Brandon home arriving today. Dr McCarty, manager for Bissinger Co, will return tonight while Mrs McCarty remains a few days. They note wool prices have fallen due to Australian wool shipments and warn pelts and hides face declines though demand for beef hides remains strong amid large Russian orders including 3 000 000 pairs of shoes.
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Jack McCarty
Brandon
McCarty
Bissinger & Co
Salt Lake
Bnaland
Australia
Local residents report travel and visits across states
P J Quealy left for Denver for a day or two while Mrs Quealy returned from New York last Sunday. Attorney Bob Christmas visited Green River on court matters. Edith Pemberthy, sister of Martha Pemberthy, will join Kemmerer school in the second and third grades. Mrs Wm Wood returned from Rock Springs after visiting sister Mrs Tho Gibson. Robert R Rose came back from Oklahoma this morning.
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Bob Christmas
Green River
Mies Edith Pemberthy
Mies
Martha Pemberthy
Kemmerer School
Wm. T. Wood
Rock Springs
Tho. Gibson
Hospital Notes From Frontier Mines and Injuries
Toney Koren was brought in Saturday after an injury to the right leg required amputation. A miner from No. S mine had his left arm nearly severed in a rock fall. St. Michael Lambermont French sustained two broken ribs a severe facial cut and a fractured pelvis in a rock fall. All hospital patients are reported as progressing well. Little Vina Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Smith underwent tonsillotomy last Tuesday. Tillie Anderson 11 daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Allen of Frontier was operated on Sunday for appendicitis.
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Toney Koren
No. S
Michael Lambermont
No. 3
Vina Smith
Joe Smith
Dr. Kindall
Tillie Anderson
Tom Allen
Frontier
Stafford
National Forest Permits In Wyoming Spend Year
A Denver forest service report covers the fiscal year ending June 168 detailing special use permits for Wyoming national forest resources. It notes 492 permits issued since creation, 168 charged and 334 free, with uses including agriculture pastures corrals dwellings and reservoirs and 123 miles of improvements approved.
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Denver
The
Forest Service
National Forest Resources of
Wyoming
National Forest
Calumet Baking Powder Ad Contract Highlights Value
A tobacco of positive proof shows Calumet Baking Powder Co renews large advertising contracts with major publications. The firm touts purity wholesomeness and economy while noting a new advertising approach featuring a character ware by a leading artist.
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Camera Na
Calumet Baking Powder Co
Manuleverere
Calumet Baking Powder
Publicatians
Calumet
Notice of Estray Horses With Descriptions and Rewards
An estray notice lists several horses including a bay horse weight 1150 to 1200 with 8 branded on left thigh and white facial stripe, a blue horse weight 900 branded Circle K at shoulder and & on right shoulder, a sorrel mare weight 900 with 4 8 on right shoulder, another bay horse with white nose branded VE on right shoulder. Rewards offered for information. Notify Camera office.
Notice of Contest in Land Office Evanston Wyoming 1915
Wil iam Graham of Opal Wyoming filed a contested claim to cancel Heire ws James Malloy deceased, entry No 02459 serial 03459 for lots 1 2 and various fractional sections in township 2 north range 114 west and township 22 north range 115 west. The notice warns that allegations will be taken and the entry may be canceled.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyo
Heire
James Malloy
Wiliam Graham
Opal
Wyoming
James
A Quarter Pound Eye Joe Apadoca Driver of the Ave
A garbled note presents a figure about a hen and egg yield. It mentions Eye Joe Apadoca as a driver and discusses pricing by the dozen, suggesting a high price for eggs based on a quarter pound rate. The text is fragmented with unclear context and places.
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Joe Apadoca
Wright buys carload of White Face bulls for Hamefork ranch
Osar Wright purchased a carload of prize thoroughbred White Face bulls that arrived Monday and were sent to the Hamefork ranch. The ranch is long known for high quality cattle and Wright aims to market all the stock he desires.
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Denver
Osar Wright
Hamefork Ranch
Wright
Sheep and Fencing Incident Involving John Myers Herds
A garbled report states BI Filan could not restrain sheep fencing near street corners. It mentions 1760 head moved from John Myers last week and now grazes on hillside pastures. No further details or dates are clear.
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BI Filan
Elaud i
John Myers
Hill
Advertised Letter List and Ball Ordeering Results
Fragmentary notice lists advertised letter arrivals and ball orders with pricing details. The legible lines show charges and delivery terms, reflecting postal or trade notices. Entities include Neceive and dummy etteption as garbled names, with no clear dates or places readable.
Winter Range purchases noted for high priced rams
Jimmy Jamieson and Frank Werxelberger bought thoroughbred Cotswold rams in Utah to use this winter. Some rams cost up to 400 dollars each. Jamieson was pleased with lamb shipments to Omaha market earning eight dollars and twenty cents per head. Bring in your job work.
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Jimmy Jamieson
Utah
Mr. Jamieson
Frank Werxelberger
Jimmy
Omaha
Miner Killed in Sublet No 6 Mine Accident
Italian miner Paul Burtie died at Kemmerer hospital after a mining blast misfire at No 6 mine near Sublet. He lit a fuse and left, a later shot from another hole exploded, pinning him near the finer, with a switch engine bringing help to Sublet. He died soon after admission.
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Paul Burtie
Sublet
Kemmerer Hospital
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ASK
NEW Paramount Film
Bherti
Fred Feartom
May Lewis
Secon
Mrs. Black
Prestons
Green River Star
Glencoe
Rommerer
Shorty Snider
Court House
T. Roosevelt
Canweth
Tia
McKiniay
Adolph Miller
Land
W. R Miller
Wee
Vois
Mary Eit Bree
Fawn Bee
Cheyenne Lanter
Typewriter
Charter Christmas
Ie Lake
Christmas
Fall
Gummer
Pau
George A. Snow
Fall Lake
P. J. Quealy
Quealy
Kikol
Robert R. Rose
Oklahoma
the National Forest
Inet
Pourth
Board of County Commissioners
Kemmerer, Town
Cam
Chandler & Price
Idaho Typewriter Exchange
MN. Main St. Pocatello, Idaho
International Dry Farm Congress
Colorado
Oregon
SHORT
Aamip
Kamar
Bon Ton Restaurant
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Frontier Supply Co
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