Knute Jomen of Boulder Dies in Wyoming 50
Knute Jomen a prominent Boulder resident native of Denmark aged 50 died at Wyoming General Hospital Rock Springs after heart trouble. He owned two ranches in Boulder and leaves a widow Edith King and three children. Funeral held at Community Church Pinedale with interment in Pinedale cemetery. pallbearers were long-time friends and Wildermuth Mortuary arranged transport.
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Sublette County
Knute Jomen
Boulder
Wyoming General Hospital
Rock Springs
Decedent
Denmark
Pinedale
A. C. Best
B. NM. Tibball
Wiliam Bayer
James Jensen
John Vible
Lee Cooper
Roy Mathis
Wildermuth Mortuary
Green River
Big Piney
Daniel Doings in and around Daniel
Local notes from Daniel include visits by residents such as Mr Pfaff of Kemmerer and Mr Jack McWilliams from Thermopolis. School children honored Leo Morris Jr with a Friday birthday gathering and several locals attended a Pinedale dance. The mail route via Daniel resumes through Green River due to snowed roads, and Minnie Payne remains ill after a Tuesday doctor visit.
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L. Baker
Leo Morris Jr
Pinedale
Rock Springs
Scott
Daniel
Green River
Wyoming Traffic Survey Enters Second Half of Study
The Wyoming State Highway Department and the U S Bureau of Public Roads conduct the western United States wide traffic survey started September 1 1929. It tracks traffic on Federal–Aid highways and effects of road surfacing to guide future improvements. The study spans 11 western states and will influence federal aid allocations and state highway planning. Wyoming reports heavy winter traffic and high out of state car use, aided by a strict snow removal program keeping routes open.
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Wyoming Traffic Survey
Wyoming State Highway Department
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Highway Department
Bureau of Public Roads
United States
Wyoming
Nebraska
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Idaho
Nevada
California
Oregon
Washington
Z. E. Levison
Wyoming Highway Department
Rome Study Opportunity Emphasized in New University Bulletin
The University division of correspondence study announces home based learning options across many colleges and departments. The bulletin promotes adult education as a life long process and highlights instruction in agriculture botany education commerce English home economics history modern languages mathematics political science psychology political economy and high school courses in commerce English social science Latin. Mrs. Clara Bowman 18, director of the correspondence division.
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University Division of
Correspondence Study
Wople
Phamphiet
Clara Bowman
O Neil Nominated for State Game Post in Wyoming
Among applicants to fill the seat vacated by Dr. R A Hotker of Kemmerer, Sublette County Rod and Gun Club backs T D ONeil as a well qualified candidate for the State Game Commissioner appointment.
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Yor
State Game Commission
R. A. Hotker
Kemmerer
T. D. O'Neil
Sublette County
Minister Rev Best Announces Sunday Services at Church
The Community Church announces next Sunday church school at 10.2 a.m. and public worship at ida.m with the topic Creating an Atmosphere of Encouragement. Evening worship at 8 p.m. will discuss Tennyson's Follow the Gleam.
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Rev
A. C. Best
Tennyson
Jenkins Family Attends Utah Marriage in Salt Lake
Hon Perry W Jenkins and his children travel by motor with Miss Girlie Neil to Salt Lake City for the marriage of Miriam Jenkins to Nowman Barlow. Mrs Jenkins has stayed in Utah with her daughter for two weeks as well. Examiner staff extends congratulations.
Wyoming Delegates See Washington Progress and Visits
Wyoming figures travel to Washington for hearings and meetings with senators and representatives. G R Hagens, H G Barton, W D Weathers attend to law and business. Moyer, Melker, and others visit the delegation. April 16 1930 bills for Arapahoe and Shoshon relief pass Senate. Carter and Kendrick influence.
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G. R. Hagens
Casper
Wyoming
Washington
Sullivan
Carter
Carters
Kendrick
Senate
House
Bir
Kerdrick
Abbott Hastings
Wind River Reservation
Boston
John L. Landfair
Anderson Brothers Win Kemmerer Mail Contract Bid
Word from Washington D C announces Anderson Brothers of Kemmerer were awarded the four year mail contract to carry mail from Kemmerer to Big Piney Daniel Pinedale and intermediate points starting next July ending the current term. Other bidders included Opal and Green River City.
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Washington, D. C
Anderson Brothers of
Kemmerer
Big Piney
Daniel
Pinedale
Opal
Green River City
Prominent Mountainview Citizens Visit Here
EK J. B. Taylor and his son Edgar, longtime Mountain View residents and stockraisers in Uinta county, visited Big Piney business districts last Friday and Saturday. They toured Circle ranch of Mickelson and Jensen with Geo Hereford, praised the Hereford herd, and planned a return trip in summer. They also called on L. D. Tanner and George W. Hopkins Jr. before returning home Sunday.
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EK J. B. Taylor
Edgar
Mountainview
Wye
Uinta County
Taylor
Old Fort Bridger
Board of County Commissioners
Lincoln
Uinta
Sublette
Teton
Wyoming
Circle Ranch
Mickelson & Jensen
L. D. Tanner
George W. Hopkins, Jr
Stevens Undergoes Hernia Operation in Soda Springs Idaho
John Stevens underwent a hernia operation last Saturday at the hospital in Soda Springs Idaho performed by Dr Kackley. He is reported to be recovering nicely with his wife by his side and hopes for a permanent cure and a swift return home.
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Torn Stevens
Soda Springs
Idaho
John Stevens
Kackley
Deming Seeks Senate Nomination From Wyoming
William C. Deming, Tribune Publishing president, declares candidacy for Republican nomination for U S senator from Wyoming. He supports protective tariff, state control of public lands, and development of agriculture, livestock, minerals, and water resources, aiming to represent Wyoming in the unexpired and full six year terms.
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William C. Deming
Tribune Publishing Company
Hoover
United States Civil Service Commission
United States
Wyoming
Francis
Warren
Patrick Sullivan
Congress
Unio
Wyorang
Secretary of the Interior
Grand Teton National Park
Yellowstone National Park
Wheatland
Cheyenne
Pathfinder
Contestants Leave for Laramie Saturday
On Saturday this week the Big Piney High School team and chaperons will travel by train to Laramie for Wyoming High School Week events. Representing the school are Arnald Whitman Joseph Bird George Davison Dan Alexander Dean Jewett and Joseph Murdock in basketball Beth Tanner in reading Alice Jewett and Lois Jenkins in debate Jennie Bird in essay May Daniels in oratory. Chaperones are Miss Rosalie Sielaff and Superintendent W S Green.
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Laramie
Wyoming High School
Big Piney High School
Arnald Whitman
Joseph Bird
George Davison
Dan Alexander
Dean Jewett
Joseph Murdock
Beth Tanner
Alice Jewett
Lois Jenkins
Jennie Bird
May Daniels
Rosalie Sielaff
W. 5. Green
Sex disparities in U S census data through 1920 figures
Article analyzes gender ratios from early censuses to 1920. It notes 104 men per 100 women in 1920 and explains shifts due to immigration, war, and regional migration. Nevada shows the largest male excess at 148 to 100, with Wyoming next at 131 to 100.
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United States
Joseph A. Hull
Hill
Census Bureau
Flanders Fields
England
Germany
France
Pacific Coast
New England
Europe
Nevada
Wyoming
Luce Couple Hailed After Salt Lake Wedding
Mr and Mrs W W Luce return home from a Salt Lake wedding their marriage linked to Amanda Short of Cokeville Wyoming. The groom a respected Green River valley rancher and the bride a resident of Big Piney for the past year are celebrated by local friends.
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W. W. Luce
Big Piney Roundup Association Holds Annual Meeting
The Big Piney Roundup Association met at the Forest Office on Tuesday March 18 with 12 members present. Forest Supervisor Favre and Ranger Carter attended. Officers and the same advisory board were re elected. Salt purchase plans and stock salting methods were discussed.
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Big Piney Roundup Association
C. E. Favre
S. EB Carter
James F. Mickelson
Carier
Favre
Association
Green River
Sublette County
Lander Peak
Forest Service
Win. H. Clark
Veteran of Spanish American War Taken to Evanston Hospital
Gus Fardy of Pinedale was declared incompetent by Sublette county lunacy commission yesterday and taken today to the hospital for the insane at Evanston. An old timer of the upper country, his friends regret the turn in his fortune.
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Gus Fardy
Pinedale
Lunacy Commission
Sublette County
Evanston
Fardy
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Nellie Plank
W. &. Baehr
Daniel Sunday
Ogden
Alex Price and Son
W. J. Todds
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D. A. Blackmon
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NEW University Bulletin
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Atlantic City
Moyer
Rawlins
Helen Melker
Stevens College
Missouri
Miss Melker
Burlington Railroad
Charles Melker
Congressman Sarter
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Harold Heiser
Gasper
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The
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Luther MacDonald
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Caspex
Loyd Bowman
Lusk
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