Young Girl Injured in Timber Accident Tuesday
Evelyn Daniels sixteen daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Daniels was seriously injured last Tuesday when a dead branch fell from a tree struck her on the head causing two fractured skulls as she rode a horse with a two leg saw on her shoulder. Dr Newnam of Kemmerer treated her in town and she was sent to Kemmerer hospital Wednesday morning where she is reported to be improving.
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Evelyn Daniels
Ray Daniels
Looney
Newnam
Kemmerer
Kemmerer Hospital
Livestock Marketing Costs Fall for Six-Year Span 1924–1929
Chicago reports freight costs for cattle hogs and sheep fell from 56 cents to 3.7 cents per dollar of livestock in 1929 while other marketing costs dropped from 3 cents to 2 cents, boosting producer receipts. Study covers 27,152 carloads from 4,904 points with shipments reaching ten major markets.
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Chicago
Western Railways’ Committee On Public Relations
Bureau of Railway Economics
East St. Louis
Baltimore
Cambine
New England
Florida
Texas
Jersey City
Iowa
California
Kansas
Lancaster
Hartwell Files for Congress as Independent Republican Run
G. Hartwell, attorney from Lusk, Wyoming, seeks the Republican nomination for Congressman at Large in August primaries. He travels to Pinedale and Lander on his campaign, saying he is well received by voters and running independent of the state party organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Hartwell
Lusk
Wye
Wyoming
Hartwell
Pinedale
Lanter
Community Church Announce Rev A Best Preached Sunday
The Rev L Matthews will preach next Sunday at the Best Community Church. The Daily Bible School will continue throughout the week, beginning each morning at 1am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Matthews
Road Bond Issue Details and Federal Aid Plan
Road bond proposal of $2,600,000 to be voted November 4 1930 seeks federal aid matching funds. Plan avoids new taxes, uses motor vehicle receipts and gasoline tax to service principal and interest. Includes 75 percent of issue for federal match, with $700,000 for non federal aid roads and counties receive gasoline tax proceeds. Plan aims to accelerate main highway completion and support secondary road work through state funding and federal programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Wyoming Protest Over Increased Grazing Fees
Representative Vincent Carter of Wyoming formally protests further grazing fee increases on forest reserves. He urges Secretary Hyder Carter to reduce current rates, arguing the burden on cattlemen and sheepmen amid economic pressure and low wool prices, to aid business prospects for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vincent Carter
Wyoming
Hyder Carter
Hyde
Carter
West
Hoover
Daniel Doings and Births and Travels Report
Daniel Doings notes the birth of a 104 pound boy named Glenn Harvey to Mr and Mrs Alvin Sage on July 2. Leona Pape and son visit Daniel. Esther Yarger visits parents.GC G Jewett family and Otis Arnold traveled through Yellowstone Park stopping at Jenny's Lake where Otis caught an eight and a half pound Mackinaw trout and a two pound trout.
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Alvin Sage
Glenn Harvey
GC. G. Jewett and Sons
Donald and
Dean
Otis Arnold
Jewett Ranch
Yellowstone Park
Jenny's Lake
Otis
Culbertson Announces Candidacy for State Legislature
Keith Culbertson announces his candidacy for Representative in the State Legislature subject to Republican voters at the Primary on August 19 1930. If nominated and elected his foremost thought is Subletts County.
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Subletts County
Keith Culbertson
County Clerk Seeks Re-election in Sublette County Pact
The county clerk announces candidacy for re-election to the office of County Clerk in Sublette County subject to the Republican primaries on August 19, 1930. The candidate promises to give the office the same thorough attention as in the current term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette County
Ithereby
Hesser Announces Candidacy for Sublette County Treasurer
Incumbent William L. Hesser declares his bid for the Sublette County treasurer nomination. He cites a year and a half of diligent service and asks voters for support in the August 19 1980 primary and the subsequent general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette County
Subleite County
William .L. Hesser
Nomination for Sublette County Sheriff on Republican Ticket
Homer Payne declares candidacy for Sheriff of Sublette County on the Republican ticket subject to the August 19 1930 primary. He cites years of experience as an officer and pledges to serve the county efficiently with impartiality if nominated and elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette County
Homer Payne
Leona Linn Pape Seeks County Superintendent Post
Leona Linn Pape announces candidacy for County Superintendent of Schools. She cites ten years teaching in Sublette County and recent training at the State University in school administration as qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette County
State University
Leona Linn Pape
Westley Declares Sheriff Candidacy in Sublette County
James B. Westley announces his race for Sheriff of Sublette County, Wyoming. He has lived in Wyoming 17 years and in Sublette County over four years, seeking the Republican primary on August 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette County
Wyming
James B. Westley
Western stockmen seek relief from rising fees and low wool prices
Wisconsin senator Carter urges relief for Rocky Mountain stockmen facing higher grazing fees and depressed wool values. He warns 25 percent fee hikes now and another 25 percent next year could ruin sheep and cattle operations, hoping Secretary Hyde grants substantial relief. Todds reported damage attributed to recent cloudbursts.
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Rocky Mountain
Carter
Wyoming
Hyde
Wyoming Road Taxes and Vehicle Burden in 1929
Wyoming had 60 680 motor vehicles that year using 34 242 816 gallons of gasoline an average 564 gallons per vehicle and a gasoline tax of 21.36 per vehicle. The average license tax was 10.47 while the U.S. average was 13.18 making Wyoming’s total vehicle tax around 41.13 per vehicle. At 5640 miles yearly the tax equates to about 0.7 cents per mile, with a 73 cent rental for 100 miles on state highways funded by state spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
United States
California
Oregon
DryJune conditions hurt Wyoming livestock outlook
Dry weather in June lowered feed prospects and livestock condition in Wyoming. By July 1, range and sheep conditions ran below normal with cattle showing fair flesh while prices lag last year, and wool prices also easing despite a heavier wool clip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Wyoming Cooperative Crop and
Seattle
Hartwell Campaign Stand For Wyoming Voters
A vote for J G Hartwell of Lusk Republican candidate for representative in Congress is a vote for your interests. He has lived in Wyoming 24 years and served the people for 16 years. He claims no campaign contributions and pledges to owe allegiance to all retirees and the state’s needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.G. Hartwell
Lusk
Congress
Wyomig
Ertire
Wyoming
Flower Day Observed at Rustic Lodge July 20
Flower Day will be observed Sunday at Rustic Lodge on the R B Clark ranch. Big Piney Triangle Club members and families are invited, with a pooled lunch and a small picnic dinner fee. Proceeds go to the fund for the Pinedale Community Hall beside the Community Church.
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Rustic Lodge
R. B. Clark
Big Piney ‘Triangle
Wyoming Fire Prevention Proclamation Issued by Governor
Governor Frank C. Emerson warns of extreme heat and drought in Wyoming and calls on residents and visitors to prevent fires. He urges avoiding campfires in timbered areas or extinguishing them, smoking cautiously, and other precautions as two major prairie and forest fires burn and more may follow. The proclamation is dated July 10, 1930, in Cheyenne.
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Ayou
Frank
Himerson
Wyoming
Wyaming
Bone
Cheyenne
Erection of Hospital at Thermopolis for War Veterans Now Certain
Endorsement by the American War Mothers council in Denver boosts plans for a federal hospital and convalescent home for ex service men near Thermopolis springs. The project is described as one of the largest veterans facilities. Mr and Mrs C G Jewett have bought a new Studebaker sedan.
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Thermopolis
National Council of the American War Mothers
Thermopolis Springs
Mothers of
America
Denver
Woman Killed When Auto Overturns Near Tulsa
Mrs. Jack Swanson of Tulsa died after her car overturned on a highway near Tulsa. She reportedly was crushed under the vehicle while attempting to jump and died before aid could reach her. The body was taken to Tulsa then Kemmerer for burial preparation. she had lived with her husband at the Ogden LaBarge Oil Co. camp for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Swanson
Tulsa
Kemmerer
Lincoln Mortuary
Ogden-LaBarge Oil Co
National Canning Contest Stirs Interest of Women
Six hundred dollars prizes attract homemakers as entries from across the United States are invited to Shenandoah Iowa for the second National Canning Contest. Open to all women and girls, contestants may enter one two or three divisions with entries due after canning and displayed until October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Iowa
Household Science Institute
Mary Hyass
Kennan
Wisconsin
United States
Deming for Senate Nomination From Wyoming
A historical opinion piece arguing William C. Deming should be nominated for U S Senate. It highlights his long Wyoming residency, public service in the state legislature and federal offices, leadership roles, and a record of achievement. It claims he understands Washington and would be a capable, familiar presence in the capital.
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Weiher
Wyoming
United States Land Office
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Board” of Trustees
University of Wyoming
United States Civil Service Commission
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Deming
Washington
Congress
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G. Hartwell Vesves
Rev. A. ©. Best
State OF
Wyo
Secretary’ of ‘Agriculture
Daniel
Leona Pape
Son
Esther Yarger
Sublette CO
Todds
G. Hartwell
Frank C. Emerson
A. M. Clark
Secretary
Jackson
State Fish Hatchery
William C. Deming
William
Waning
Readinis x
Ainecay
Mr. Deming
Wy Ming
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