Union Pacific Resumes Free Farm Marketing Bulletin Service
The Union Pacific System announces the re installation of its free Farm Marketing Bulletin Service effective February 15 1922 with Bulletin No 14 The service aims to help small farmers in Union Pacific territory market agricultural or horticultural products pure bred livestock and seed It will circulate about 5000 copies monthly and be distributed to station agents county agents farm bureaus bankers and other railroad representatives It will be free and limited to high quality products and cooperation from newspapers and local outlets is requested
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Union Pacific
Farm Marketing Bulletin
Union Pacific System
Tural
Community Church Sunday School and Evening Service
The public is invited to attend Sunday School at 10 30 and the Evening Service at 730 PM led by Rev H C Kimmnel Pastor. The notice emphasizes welcoming attendance from parishioners and neighbors alike.
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H C Kimmnel
Wyoming land selection notice from Indemnity School Land List 212
The State of Wyoming filed in the Evanston land office its application to select lands under Indemnity School Land Selection List No. 212 Serial No. 08789 described as SEY SEX Section 23 Township 20 N Range 10 W. The list is open for public inspection with a posted copy detailing the land. Protests or objections will be received before approval and forwarded to Washington DC. A. H. Beecher of Cottonwood visited town this week.
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Evanston
Wyoming
State of
General Land Office
Washington, DC
J. T. Booth
Ed Johnson of Cottonwood Cuts Thumb with Axe
Ed Johnson, a well known rancher from Cottonwood, lost the first joint of his left thumb while cutting kindling. After his accident he fed his animals, rode to the Larson ranch for first aid, then traveled to Piney where Dr Hook dressed the wound. He is reported to be feeling fine and active.
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Ed.Johnson
Larson Ranch
Piney
Hook
Richardson & Son Get Good Price for Cattle
Richardson and Son of Daniel shipped a carload of fine beef to Denver and received a net price of 51.00 per head this week. The shippers view this as a good price as markets last week showed a rise in good beef cattle.
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Richardson & Son of
Daniel
Denver
Appreciation Notes for Original Song Compositions
Mrs C G Jewett and Mrs Howard Heitz send copies of their own songs. Mrs M R Fish expresses sincere appreciation for "I'll Live for You" and "Dear Little Butterfly."
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C. G. Jewett
Howard Heitz
Butterfly
M. R. Fish
Auction Notice for Horses and Wolfhounds in Marbleton Wyoming
Public auction scheduled for February 11, 1922 at 10:00 a.m. at the Marbleton Mercantile Co front door in Marbleton, Wyoming. Under warrant by Justice A B Stout, items include a six year old gray saddle horse, five trained wolfhounds, and four untrained wolfhound pups. Cash in hand. Steve Baldwin, Constable.
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Marbleton Mercantile Co
Marbleton
Wyoming
Lincoln County
A. B. Stout
Steve Baldwin
Olson Murdock and Wardell Ship Cattle to Market
On Tuesday Chas Olson Mrs Mary Murdock and John Wardell ranchers on Green River started to the road with a cattle shipment. They will choose the market at Opal after receiving reports from Omaha and Denver and will consign to the best price found that day.
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Chas Olson
Mary Murdock
John Wardell
Green River
Opal
Omaha
Denver
World’s Greatest Need Discussed At Community Church
Sunday night discussion at the Community Church titled The World’s Greatest Need Today asks what people believe is the world’s top need. The event promotes the church’s image as The Little Church With the Big Heart.
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Comunity
Kemmerer Man Among Knickerbocker Crash Dead
W B Sammon of Kemmerer is listed among 112 dead in the Knickerbocker Theatre collapse in Washington. He is described as well known in the county and the loss is mourned by his parents Atty and Mrs J W Sammon and many friends in Kemmerer and the county. The disaster is blamed on cheap construction.
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Salt Lake
Knickerbocker Theatre
Washington
W. B. Sammon
Kemmerer
Atty
J. W. Sammon
School gains through new facilities and student pride
Local report notes hot water towels and soap provided by Mrs McGinnis and Mrs McGlashan improving cleanliness and likely boosting grade work. Frank Ball visits from Cottonwood to stay with “Daddy” Osterhout while Lee Smith travels from Cottonwood to Kemmerer to serve as juror in the district court convening next Monday. Pete Wagner arrives from the upper country and a Crockery Ware line is promoted.
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Lee Smith
Cottonwood
Kemmerer
Rural school assembly showcases modern district program
A large crowd attended the school assembly featuring two parts. The program opened with the one act comedy The Old District School and closed with a modern district school demonstration including songs talks recitations and a vocal solo. Principal Bond urged better rural school facilities citing the value of education for future citizens. Jesse Stull reported news from Cottonwood noting a new daughter. A light snow fell Tuesday night.
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Virginia Bay
Dempsey Budd
Selon Budd
Doris MacGlashan
Bond
Big Piney
Piney
U. S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Department OF the Interior
United States Land Office
A. H. Beecher
Peoria
Big Piney Merc. Co
Plesy
ED. Johnson
Richardson & Son
Olson, Murdock and
Wardell Ship Cattle
Gray Inn
Lena Gray
the Examiner
Frank Ball
Daddy” Osterhout
Crockery Ware
Pete Wagner
Jesse Stull
State Bank of
Total
Lincoln
E. Albert Larson
Above-Namneu Bank
A Speat Larson
Cosandt
J. Quralt
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