Local and Personal Items of Interest
Local notes report visitors Fr A Pear and wife from their ranch in town on Wednesday. Al Kunze and wife traveled from Cottonwood, then homesteaded west of town. Newcomb, a Kemmerer business visitor, returned with his car left last December. O Neil returned from Kemmerer by road via Opal after a storm delay. Tanner couple visited the cemetery. road conditions noted as dry and dusty. May 4th is Mothers Day with flower reminders. Jim Smith retrieved a Buick from Opal, car left last December. Cold spell briefly cooled waters, aiding bridge safety. Opal to Kemmerer road improving. Rock Springs desert crossing may reopen with alkali work ahead. Union Pacific advertises low excursion rates east and elsewhere. Atty R R Rose and Charles Lackey from Kemmerer discuss resignations from Creaceous Oil Co. Alice Fields’ birthday party hosted at Con don’s with many young guests.
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T. D. O’ Neil
Kemmerer
Mr. O’neil
Opal
Atty. R. R. Rose
Charles Lackey
Cretaceous Oil Co
Rose
Mr. Lackey
Wyoming bank report notes May 1922 statements
The Wyoming Lincoln county bank reports assets including loans and discounts 4A of revenue stamps and gold holdings with a cash balance. The cashier William J Hesser swears the financial statement true on May 11 1922 before Notary Albert Larson. Governor Carey proclaims May 14 Mothers Day urging ceremonies statewide.
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Nick
Payne family leases ranch on Green River
Jim Payne has leased the Fred Reardon ranch and cattle on Green River and will live there with his family. The Reardons move to California to reside. A farewell reception for local school teachers leaving after May 19 was held at Pioneer hall, hosted by the Ladies’ Triangle Club. Mrs. Wm. Payne returned from Wheatland after visiting a ill son. Floyd Norrin started to the upper country with cattle and horses last Friday.
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Jim Payne
Fred Reardon
Green River
Reardons
California
Pioneer Hall
Ladies’ Triangle Club
Floyd Norrin
Wyoming Reclamation Funds in 1922 Appropriations
Wyoming awaits final appropriation figures for 1922 reclamation projects. Senate plan totals 3 097 000 for Fort Laramie Riverton Shoshoni dams, while House offers 2 447 000. Guernsey dam appears funded, with work to start promptly after money availability.
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Wyoming
Senate
Fort Laramie
North Platte
Riverton
Jin
Guernsey
Turyung Coon
North
Platce
Coshman Warren
Pace
Fae
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Idea Bank
Tos
Marbleton State Bank
Big Piney, Wyo
Union Pacific System
Omaha
Kansas City
Chicago St. Louis
Pocatello
Boise
North Pacific Coast
Detaula
D.S. Spencer
Salt Lake City
Utah
Big Piney
Gray Inn
Our Matto
Lena Gray
Fr. A. Pear
al Kunze
Cottonwood
Ir Homestead
Town
Ste
Ape
Kemmerer Wyoming
A. Pl Newcomb
BIG Pinky Merc. CO
Jim Smith
Opal and
Rock Springs
Desert
Here
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Alice Fields
Dorothy Furhman
Lois
Helen
Ruth Jenkins
Muriel
Merritt Hopkins
Chester
Edwin
Joyce Cole
Duane Fields
Elizabeth Budd
Beth Tanner
Virgil Graham
Norman
Laurence Bess
Mary Pape
Belle McNeal
Condon
Fields
HOTEL
D. L. Ciaret
F. E. Curtis
Kemmerer, Wyo
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tBaatean
W. W. Luce, Jas. W. Chrisman
J. P. Fuller
Robert D. Carey
N. P. Johnson
Watkins
Opal, Wyoming
General Merchandise
Lumber & Machinery
Idaho
Robert Gray
Uniom
E. W. Zimmerman
Cretaceous Oil Company
Marbleton
Wyo
Grace Macglashan
U. S. Vetrans’ Bureau
WA. S. Vetrans’ Bureau
Casper
Geo. W. Sanderson
Adv
Yoming
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