Paramount Film Suit and Stage Star at New CS Mentre
A tale of alleged damages, arrest intrigue, and salary signing ties into a Paramount feature. Governor Kendrick orders County Attorney Reynolds to probe allegations of coercion and misused funds linked to an arrest. Mrs Irwin’s stage success translates to the five part Famous Players Paramount film to be shown Sunday night at the New CS Mentre theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reapdon
Kendrick
Reynolde
George W. Hobart
Misa Irwin
Mra
Black
Paramount
CS Mentre
Prestons Visit Kemmerer Attourney General Guests
Attorney General and Mrs. D A Preston visited Kemmerer from Cokeville over Saturday. They planned a big mountain trip into northern Lincoln county forests after a burne ve trip. Mrs. Preston enjoys roughing it as much as her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Preston
Kemmerer
Cokeville
Peeting
Burne Ve
Lincoln County
Market News Notes Returns and Price Outlook
Saimon returned to Kemmerer on Saturday with Mrs. Salmon after a pleasant eastern visit that included New York. On return Tom eyed a Chicago market, noting uncertainty as prices may rise, with $6.25 cited as a benchmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Muster Saimon
Kemmerer
Mrs. Salmon
New York
Tom
Chicago
To Ship Lambs From Cokeville Sale Report
Oscar Peterson reported a loading of 44 bushels of lambs near Cokeville on Monday afternoon with a portion headed to Ai Falls for feeder use and the rest to the Chicago market. He also sold 73 head of Corinbwold rams to M J Larson of Rock Springs and 110 head to Jake Herechier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Peterson
Cokeville
Rereeks
Javille
Ai Falls
Chicago
Mr. Peterson
M. J Larson
Rock Springs
Jake Herechier
Grosso Coletti Marries in Kemmerer Union
Morrie Grosso wed Mise Coletti eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Coletti of Kemmerer in a Saturday ceremony. The groom has worked as a bartender for Angelo Molinar of Kemmerer. A feast followed at the bride’s parents home and celebrations continued Sunday.
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, culminated in a life sentence for the man who killed Officer Tom Harris while on duty as marshal of Rock Springs. Prosecution and defense pressed their arguments through a lengthy trial into late evening.
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Tom Harris
Rock Springs
Glencoe Mine to Reopen Amid Frontier Ore Claims
Fragmentary OCR mentions a Glencoe mine to open and a frontier ore claim tied to the Rommerer Oo, with a note on possible reopening. Details unclear about dates, owners, or location beyond Glencoe and frontier mining context.
Shorty Snider Out Court House Notes
The county clerk filed several patents and warranty deeds this past week in Tennessee. Transactions include Wheelock to Harold Harrison for Lot 3 and others in various townships, with amounts around 350 dollars, 200 dollars, and 180 dollars, plus land transfers in sections 14 and 41. Names include H Harraen, Joseph Wheelock, Jared A. Green, P. O. Green, T Roosevelt, Adolph Miller, and W Miller.
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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
T. Roosevelt
Canweth
Tia
McKiniay
Adolph Miller
Land
W. R Miller
Wee
Vois
Mary Eit Bree
Fawn Bee
Bereft of His Beard Cheyenne Lanter
Maurice Grosbon, state pure foot commissioner, admires two curiosities: his beardless face after 26 years and an ancient Union Pacific annual pass from 1869 issued to Chief Washakie. The pass, signed by W. Snyder, granted Washakie access to lines until December 41, 1869, though the chief never rode a train. Washakie reportedly gave the card to Fort Bridger post trader Judge Carter, father of Mrs. Groshon. she found it among her late father’s papers. It’s a notable relic with a storied past.
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Maurice Grosbon
Union Pacific
Washakie
W. Snyder
Typewriter Expert Visits Kemmerer From Poca Tello
George W. Frits manager of the Dudo Typewriter Exchange of Poca Tello visited Kemmerer last week and plans monthly visits thereafter. He offers a good line of second hand typewriters and repair service and will be found in the Camera. He will give prompt attention to any needs in this line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Frits
Dudo Typewriter Exchange
Pocatello
Kemmerer
Weathering moods at Hotel Utah amid shifting guests
The Hotel Utah sees a string of guests named for the season with weather terms in their registers. Gummer and Pau departed recently taking Christmas with them, leaving George A. Snow as the sole remaining local to keep the hotel from closing for the season. Mrs Emma Palin also left for East Lake to join her aunt Mrs George McMillan who has recovered from a hospital stay.
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Charter Christmas
Ie Lake
Utah
Christmas
Fall
Gummer
Pau
George A. Snow
Fall Lake
Emma Palin
East Lake Oy
Poes
George McMillan
McCarty Guests Visit Brandon Home As Salt Lake Talks Hides
Mr and Mrs Jack McCarty arrive at the Brandon residence today with Dr McCarty the Bissinger Co manager from Salt Lake City and plan to return tonight Mrs McCarty stays a few days The wool market slump lowers storage wool values by at least two cents while Australia permits 126 bred wool shipments to the US The drop in wool affects pelts but demand remains strong for hides beef hides face high prices due to Russian orders including a 3 000 000 pair shoes contract
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Jack McCarty
Brandon
McCarty
Bissinger & Co
Salt Lake
Bnaland
Australia
Local Residents Week in Review and Travels
Local news notes several residents traveling and visiting destinations. P. J. Quealy left for Denver for a short visit and returned. Edith Pemberthy, sister to Martha Pemberthy, arrives to join Kemmerer school second and third grades. Mrs. Wm. T. Wood returns from Rock Springs after visiting her sister Mrs. Tho Gibson. Robert R. Rose comes back from Oklahoma this morning. Attorney Bob Christmas visited Green River on court matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Christmas
Green River
Mies Edith Pemberthy
Mies
Martha Pemberthy
Kemmerer School
Wm. T. Wood
Rock Springs
Tho. Gibson
Hospital Notes From Local Mines And Town
Saturday injuries report for No. 3 mine worker Toney Koren who required amputation of right eye after his foot caught a frog and gun over his leg. Miner from No. 5 mine with left arm nearly severed after rock fall contacting sheet iron. St Michael Lambermont French injured in No. 3 mine with two broken ribs severe facial cuts and fractured pelvis in rock fall. All hospital cases progressing well. Vina Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Smith operated on for tonsillitis. Tillie Anderson 11 daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Allen of Frontier operated Sunday for appendicitis.
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Toney Koren
No. S
Michael Lambermont
No. 3
Tillie Anderson
Tom Allen
Frontier
Stafford
National Forest Special Use Permits in Wyoming
A Denver National Forest report covers the fiscal year ending June 168. It lists 492 special use permits issued in Wyoming, with 168 charged and 334 free. Permits covered activities from agriculture to residences, corrals, and irrigation ditches, affecting 6332 acres and authorizing 123 miles of improvements including rail, telephone lines, and roads.
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Denver
The
Forest Service
National Forest Resources of
Wyoming
National Forest
Calumet Baking Powder Ad Contracts Highlight Value
An article extols Calumet Baking Powder Co marketing strength and advertising in major newspapers. It notes growing business, trust in product purity and wholesomeness, and a new creative character artwork set to run this season in Calumet campaigns.
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Camera Na
Calumet Baking Powder Co
Manuleverere
Calumet Baking Powder
Publicatians
Calumet
Notice of Estray with Brand Identifiers
Readable estray notice lists four horses including a bay horse weighing 1150 to 1200 with a brand 8 on the left thigh and a 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, and a bay horse with a white nose branded VE on the right shoulder. Rewards offered for information. Notify Camera office.
Notice of Contest in Interior Land Office Wyoming
Notice to Heire ws James Malloy deceased of unknown address that William Graham, using Opal Wyoming as his address, filed a contest to cancel homestead Entry No. 02459 Serial No. 03459 for lands in township 2 north range 114 west and township 22 north range 115 west. The filing date is September 6, 1915 and the contest proceeds per contest rules. The notice states allegations will be taken and entry proceedings continue as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyo
Heire
James Malloy
Wiliam Graham
Opal
Wyoming
James
Quarter Pound Eye Joe Apadoca Henry Hennery
A rough OCR fragment mentions a driver named Eye Joe Apadoca associated with an egg and henry rate. It notes a quarter pound balance and a potential high price if eggs are purchased by the dozen at the average rate.
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Joe Apadoca
White Face Bulls Purchased for Hamfork Ranch
Osar Wright of Denver bought a carload of prize thoroughbred White Face bulls. The cattle arrived Monday and were driven to the Hamfork ranch, a longtime source of high quality stock. Wright intends to keep as many as the market will bear.
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Denver
Osar Wright
Hamefork Ranch
Wright
Sheep Theft and Misfortune Reported in Local Area
An unclear OCR fragment describes a man named BI Filan or similar, offending around street corners with sheep and ranch, alleging 1760 head of sheep from John Myers last week. The text is garbled but implies the sheep were stolen or mishandled and later observed grazing on hillsides. no further details are clear.
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BI Filan
Elaud i
John Myers
Hill
Advertised Letter List Clarifies Ball Order and Pricing
A fragment notes an advertised letter list related to ball order and pricing. It mentions Neceive and dummy expectations, suggesting missing or garbled names and terms. Local postal or auction context appears. detailed items, dates, or recipients are not readable.
Ready for Winter Range Rambles and Sheep Purchases
Jimmy Jamieson and Frank Werxelberger bought thoroughbred Cotswold rams in Utah for winter use. Some rams cost up to 400 dollars each. Jamieson reported a shipment of lambs to Omaha market earning eight dollars and twenty cents per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Jamieson
Utah
Mr. Jamieson
Frank Werxelberger
Jimmy
Omaha
Miner Dies After Mine Blast Near Sublet
Italian miner Paul Burtie of No 6 mine near Sublet died at Kemmerer hospital after an accidental blast. He lit a fuse and left, returning to find the shot intact as another hole fired. The explosion hurled him toward the mine face. a switch engine rushed for help and Burtie died shortly after.
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Paul Burtie
Sublet
Kemmerer Hospital
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ASK
NEW Paramount Film
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Fred Feartom
May Lewis
Secon
Mrs. Black
Prestons
Green River Star
Glencoe
Rommerer
Shorty Snider
Court House
Cheyenne Lanter
Typewriter
P. J. Quealy
Quealy
Kikol
Robert R. Rose
Oklahoma
Vina Smith
Joe Smith
Dr. Kindall
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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