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Domestic News
September 26, 1919
The Kemmerer Republican
Kemmerer, Lincoln County, Wyoming
What is this article about?
A new newspaper, the Sweetwater County Chief, will launch this week in Green River, Sweetwater County, managed by E. R. Claytor from Portland, Ore., and J. E. LeMere from Brighton, Colo.
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GREEN RIVER TO HAVE ANOTHER NEWSPAPER
(Rock Springs Miner)
A new newspaper is promised for the county, the first issue of the publication to appear this week under the name of the Sweetwater County Chief and the place of the publication at Green River. The publication is under the charge and management of E. R. Claytor, formerly of Portland, Ore., and J. E. LeMere, formerly of Brighton, Colo. The two gentlemen were in Rock Springs on Tuesday and they promise that their publication will be a live one.
(Rock Springs Miner)
A new newspaper is promised for the county, the first issue of the publication to appear this week under the name of the Sweetwater County Chief and the place of the publication at Green River. The publication is under the charge and management of E. R. Claytor, formerly of Portland, Ore., and J. E. LeMere, formerly of Brighton, Colo. The two gentlemen were in Rock Springs on Tuesday and they promise that their publication will be a live one.
What sub-type of article is it?
Newspaper Launch
What keywords are associated?
Green River Newspaper
Sweetwater County Chief
E R Claytor
J E Lemere
Rock Springs
What entities or persons were involved?
E. R. Claytor
J. E. Lemere
Where did it happen?
Green River
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Green River
Event Date
This Week
Key Persons
E. R. Claytor
J. E. Lemere
Event Details
A new newspaper named the Sweetwater County Chief is to be published in Green River under the management of E. R. Claytor, formerly of Portland, Ore., and J. E. LeMere, formerly of Brighton, Colo. The two gentlemen were in Rock Springs on Tuesday and promise a live publication.