Drilling Resumes at Corder Well West of Town
Jester Scoville holds a drilling contract to deepen the Corder oil well twelve miles west of town on the Chas Budd ranch and is preparing to resume operations. The rig is repaired and Cherley Spurling, a top driller, will oversee. A good showing of oil was evident when the well was last closed, and all operators await the outcome of the next drilling phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jester Scoville
Chas
Budd Ranch
Cherley Spurling
Fourth biennial field days on range management in Utah
The Great Basin Experiment Station near Ephraim Utah hosts the fourth biennial field days on August 16 and 17 inviting wool growers cattlemen and others in range problems. The event showcases results from range management research and seeding methods with cooperation from Utah Agricultural College Extension. Previous field days drew attendees from eleven Western states and 1929 attendance is expected to exceed prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Basin Experiment
Forest Service
Ephraim
Utah
C. L. Forsling
Sol Forest Service
Intermountain
Utah Agricultural College
William Peterson
Great Basin Station
Great Basin
Nolichucky Jack and His Benny Kate frontier tale
In this issue the Examiner presents an illustrated feature by Elmo Scott Watson about Gen John Sevier the pioneer hero and Tennessee's first governor. It recounts his meeting with Benny Kate and their frontier romance in a vivid biographical narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Nolichucky Jack
John Sevier
Benny Kate
The
Examiner
Elmo Scott Watson
Sevier
Churches Urge Dedication of New U.S. Currency
The Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America asks churches to set aside the first new U.S. currency for mission work. On Sunday September 8 many churches will hold two dedication services and preachers will deliver timely messages on Christian use of material possessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
United States
Federal Council
Ralph A. Ward
The
World Service
Methodist Episcopal Church
Card of Thanks for Expressions of Sympathy
We thank our many friends of Daniel and Merna for their kind sympathy shown during our sorrow in the death of our dear Father, Grandfather and Father in law. Signed Linn Sanford Nathan Sanford Seelyey Sanford Lyman Sanford and Dot Sanford Wiley Sanford and family Mrs Ed Todd and family Mrs Cyrene Edwards and family Mrs Perry Long and family and Mrs John Johnson and family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Merna
Linn
Nathan
Seelyey
Lyman
Dot Sanford
Wiley Sanford
Ed, Todd
Mirs
Cyrene Edwards
Perry Long
John Johnson
Community Church Minister Rev A C Best Next Sunday
A notice states that there will be no service at Community Church next Sunday led by Minister Rev A C Best. Local parishioners are advised to observe the interruption and await further updates from church authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
A. C. Best
Hatchery to Keep Yellowstone Park Waters Stocked With Native Fish
Yellowstone Park Wy July 24 A new hatchery at Lake Yellowstone near the Lake Hotel will stock lakes and streams with native fish. The facility has a 30 000 000 fry capacity and an aquarium, funded in part by W H Gorey former US Steel president. Tourists will view hatching and rearing. A messhouse boathouse and dormitory are part of the project which aims to prevent over fishing while simplifying propagation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Yellowstone National Park
Lake Yellowstone
le Lake Hotel
Park
C. F. Culler
United States Department of Commerce
W. H. Gorey
United States Steel Corporation
Yellowstone
Local and Personal Notices From Wyoming and Nearby Areas
Forest Ranger E. Carier left Sunday for the station in Snider Basin. Dr. L Dutcher of Salt Lake City spent last Saturday here, then visited Daniel and Pinedale. Oscar Beck took Mrs. Looney and Kathryn Budd to Kemmerer for groceries for the Big Piney Camp Fire Girls outing to New York Lake. L. D. Tanner, state Water Division No. 4 superintendent, returned from Star Valley to handle office matters. Mr. and Mrs. Ludvig Lindback of Halfway returned from Lava Hot Springs Idaho where they were improving in health. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Budd and their son visited town yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Dutcher
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wyoming
Daniel and
Pinedale
Oscar Beck
VL. Looney
Kathryn Budd
Kemmerer
Big Piney Camp
New York Lake
L. D. Tanner
Star Valley
National Editorial Association Touring Wyoming This Week
The National Editorial Association plans a July 24 to August 4 tour from Cheyenne through Casper and Yellowstone with two routes to the park entrances. Delegates will visit Jackson Lake lodge, Grand Teton views, and dedicate Teton National Park with Gov. Emerson as principal speaker, then circle Yellowstone before finishing August 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Yelow‘stone
National Editorial Association
Cheyenne
Casper
Northwestern Railroad
Yellowstone
Burlington
East Park Gate
Gheyenne
F. G. Bonfils
Denver
Polo
Gasper
Independence Fuck
Hell's Half Acre
Frank C. Emerson
Tou
Casner
South Park
East Gate
Teton National Park
Riverton
Riverton Reclamation Project
St. Stephen’s Catholic Mission
Sacajawea
Lander
Wind River
Dubois
Cowy Center
Duces
Diamond G Ranch
James Gratiot
Jackson Lake Lodge
New Teton National Park
Wyoming National Guard
Yellowstone Park
Cody Way
Powell
Big Horn Basin
Thermopolis
Owl Creek Range
Filiny
Cody
Dude Ranch
Buffalo
Sheridan
Big Horn Mountains
Moorcroft Leader editor dies in Moorcroft
Editor J A Stewart owner of the Moorcroft Leader dies at home after months of illness following a serious operation. Stewart was a Crook County representative in the Seventeenth Legislature and was widely known through state newspaper networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorcropy, Wy.o
J. A. Stewart
Moorcraft Leader
Moorcroft
Stewart
Crook County
Clede Opens Movie Show in Ball With Two Projectors
Charley Clyde secures two modern moving picture machines and plans a two-film opening at his hall above Western Drug Co on August 3. He aims to offer current releases thereafter with minimal waits, and the hall provides cushioned seats for comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Clyde
Western Drug Co
County Fair And Rodeo Set In Pinedale September 13 14
A report from Pinedale states Sublette County Fair and Rodeo will be held in that town September 13 and 14, as announced by the Board of Directors. The program lists Friday morning exhibit setup, Friday afternoon rodeo programs, Friday night dance at Wilson Hall, Saturday forenoon baseball, Saturday afternoon rodeo 1 30 to 4 30, stock sale following, and a dance at night. Arrangements allocate a liberal portion of proceeds to the fair association.
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Pinedale
Sublette County
Tthe Board of
Wilson Hell
Wilson Hall
Fair Association
Cheyenne Work Underway On $20,670 Capitol Heating Plant
Contractors begin installation of a new heating plant for the capitol building at a cost of 20,670 dollars. Work progresses as crews start laying pipes and setting equipment in the ancient statehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Capitol Building
Automobile Club cites lower car operating costs study
The Rocky Mountain Motorists report with data from Colorado State College shows light four cylinder vehicles at 6.02 cents per mile and heavy six cylinder cars at 9.45 cents per mile. Maintenance remains the largest expense, followed by depreciation and gasoline, with oil costing least among key items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain Motorists, Inc
Icvai A
Engineering Experiment Station
Tows State College
Clarence Werthan
Wyoming range and livestock report July summary
Ranges improved with rain and moisture boosting forage. June precipitation below normal but reports claim ranges never better. Sheep and cattle in better condition with June gains. lambing and shearing completed. Calf crop 65 to 89 percent. Cattle prices and losses mixed. restocking noted as favorable for producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
W. W. Putnam
Wyoming Federal State Cooperative, Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Sumer
Big Piney Camp Fire Girls Headed to New Fork Lake
The Big Piney Camp Fire Girls traveled Monday to New Fork Lake to spend their annual outing at the Green River City Boy Scout Lodge. Mrs. V. L. Looney supervises with Dr. Looney and others aiding. meals for visitors are 50 cents if not bringing lunch. Construction on Pine dale Daniel Highway progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney
New Fork Lake
Boy Scout Lodge
Green River City
V. L. Looney
She’ Lake
J. B. Budd
Harold Price
Darnell
California Oil Co Quits Cottonwood Drilling Camp
The Standard of California Oil Co. ending months of drilling in the Cottonwood district has pulled all casing and moved drilling equipment from the camp. Operations were supervised by Joseph Trachtor who also oversaw holdings in the Snider Basin district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard of California Oil Co
Cottonwood
Joseph, Trachtor
Snider Basin
Omaha Livestock and Horse Show Set for November
W H Schellberg of the Ak Sar Ben Board announces Omaha's annual livestock and horse show will be held November 1 to 8 at the new Ak Sar Ben Coliseum. He says the show will be on a greater scale than ever despite rumors after the race track closure, with strong local business support and a mammoth Nebraskas seventy fifth anniversary celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
W. H. Schellberg
Schellberg
Mr. Schellberg
Schebberg
Nebrask
Yellowstone Park Chapel Gets Organ Delighted crowd tours dedication
At Mammoth Hot Springs chapel, a new organ was dedicated on July 14, funded by a member of the original congregation. attendees from seventeen states, a Canadian province, and Australia heard the instrument for the first time. The gift marks the second organ donation by park official John W. Meldrum, a pioneer resident, recalling Rev Henry M Fields who led the first service nearly 35 years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Henry M. Fields
Yellowstone National Park
Mammoth Hot Springs Chapel
Australia
Park Chapel
United States
John W. Meldrum
Pioneer Park
Rey Fields
Mammoth Hot Springs
Apwa
Governor of Penne
D. A. Ig
State Game and Fish Commission Meets Here
The State Game and Fish Commission held its semi annual meeting in Jackson last Friday with members including Jack Scott Dr Hocker Andy Martin Simpson Bruce Nowlin and Carl Lund head of the Fish Department. A public meeting at the Legion Home followed with Mayor O A Pendergraft presiding. Discussion covered Yellowstone Park extension with 32 opposing and four in favor and sheep grazing plans in Teton County with 22 against and seven for. The panel backed limited protection for elk and mountain sheep and a decision nears future action. Rawlins Works began a new addition to Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson’s Hole
State Game and Fish Commission
Jackson
Fish and Game
Jack Scott
Dr. Hocker
Andy Martin
Was
Simpson
Bruce Nowlin
Carl Lund Lund
Fish Department
Legion Home
O. A. Pendergraft
Huff
Yellowstone National “Park
Woodring
MacCain
Lundy
Snake River
Grand Teton National Park
Dundy Memorial
Teton County
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Stony OF
Arses
Bronx
C. O. Fuitz
Port Arthur
Texas
H. B. Sons
Mornday
Jerome Albert
Lester Pape
Stutzman
F. H Pape
D. H. Lott
Rock Springs
Fred Pape
Helen
Alice
Arthur Pape
G. L. West, Jude and
Alvin Pierson
W. J. Payne
Bryant Flat
DE. Levis
P. C. Pape
Slice Pape
Court Johnson
George Franz
Kenneth Coyte
Arthur
Fred
Lester
William
George Pape
William Rowley
Fremont Lake
Harvey Stott
Doris Lucille Scott
Lula Jons
J. W. Montrose
Forest Ranger
E. Carier
Dan A. Budd
Stanley
Middle Piney Lake
Leader
AE Moorcroft
Frank Shipley
Force
Walter Brewer
Piney
Matt Hakara
Clever Belt
Arthur Lindback
Halfway
W. S. Nichols
Lava Hot Springs
Idaho
Jackson -Wilson High School
Penedale
Lea
Automobile Club
Wyoming Range and Livestock Report
Pinedale-Daniel Highway
California
Ol. Co
State Game and Fiske Commission
Fish Commission
Rawlins
Mountain States Telephone
Rand Telegraph Company
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