Jenkins On Tour Domain Committee Members Head West
Hon. Perry W. Jenkins and four fellow committee members depart Salt Lake City for a twenty day inspection tour of public domain sites. The route traverses Utah Nevada Arizona New Mexico Colorado and Wyoming with planned visits to Zion National Park Boulder Canyon Dam site Carson City Santa Fe Albuquerque and Cheyenne among others. Elwood Mead will join in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry W. Jenkins
Hoover
Salt Lake City
James P. Goodrich
Winchester
Indiana
I. H. Nash
Boise
Idaho
Rudolph Kuchler
Phoenix
Arizona
L M. Brandford
Helena
Montana
Big Piney
Wyoming
Newhouse Hotel
Utah
Zion National Park
Las Vegas
Nevada
Malone
Boulder Canyon Dam
Carson City
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Kuchler
Colorado Canyon
Santa Fe
Alberquerque
New Mexico
Colorado
Elwood Mead
Reclamation
California
Mrs Margaret Preston Seeks Wyoming State Education Post
Mrs Margaret Preston widow of the late Douglas Preston former Wyoming attorney general has been designated by the Democratic state committee as candidate for superintendent of public instruction. She will file her petition by September 25 to challenge Republican Katharine Morton in November. The ticket also plans to fill the auditor vacancy created when A E Wilde declined the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Tribune
Margaret Preston
Douglas Preston
Wyoming
Democratic State Committee
J. C. O'Mahoney
Cheyenne
Preston
Educational Post
Katharine A. Morton
Joseph M. Carey
John B. Kendrick
Sentoi
O'Mahoney
A. E. Wilde
Kemmerer
State Auditor
Friends of the White Men the Indian scouts chapter
Esme Scott Watson reveals little known history of Indian scouts who aided the U S Army in subduing tribes. The illustrated feature in The Examiner notes these brave men as integral to nation building and ties the piece to Indian Day celebrations on September 26. Miss Jarvis inspected the local high school and filed a favorable report to the state department of education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Esme Scott Watson
War Department
the Examiner
Jarvis
State Department of Education
Nowlin Heads Western Game Officials at Annual Meet
Brice Nowlin, Wyoming game commissioner, was elected president of the Western Association of Game and Fish Commissioners at the annual meeting. R L Bayliss of Arizona chosen as vice president, while Clinton W Rowley of Washington reelected secretary. Nowlin succeeds Edgar J Perry of New Mexico as president and will pick next year’s convention city between Cheyenne and Casper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Brice Nowlin
Wyoming
Western Association of the Game and Fish Commission
Nowlin
Cheyenne
Casper
R. L. Bayliss
Arizona
Clinton W. Rowley
Washington Department of Fisheries and Game
Seattle Post Intelligencer
Edgar J. Perry
New Mexico
Miss Kathryn Budd Returns to Wyoming Campus
Miss Kathryn Budd returned to Laramie on Friday to resume work in the College of Education at the University of Wyoming. She rejoined duties with Big Sisters which assists freshmen. She belongs to Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority Spurs and the Iron Skull honorary society selecting twenty five freshmen each spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Kathryn Budd
College of Education
University of Wyoming
Big Sisters
Kathryn
Kappa Kappa Gamma
National Organization of Spurs
The
Iron Skull
Rhodes and Hughes named assistants for Shrine coaches
Coaches Harry Hughes of Colorado Aggies and Choppy Rhodes named as assistants to Bible of Nebraska and Lucy of the Olympic Club for the East West Shrine game in San Francisco. They will recommend Rocky Mountain Conference players to the head coaches for final selection in the annual post season classic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hughes
Colorado Aggies
Rhodcs
Bible
Nebraska
Lucy
Olympic Club
Rhodes
Hughes
San Francisco
Wyoming crop conditions improve in August report
August brought a partial recovery in Wyoming crops thanks to ample moisture and warmth. Corn and potatoes show good yields, oats rise slightly, hay is short, and overall prospects edge toward fair with 3.54 million bushels of corn forecast. Weather spared eastern counties from drought while Sheridan, Johnson and Campbell saw less precipitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
A. J. King
Federal Cooperative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Sheridan
Johnson
Campbell
Wyoming Football Opens With About Twenty Five Candidates
About twenty five candidates reported to Coach John Rhodes at the University of Wyoming for the first football practice. Only five lettermen from last year were present, with several new players showing promise at guard end and back positions. Notable names include captain Dave Kidd, Sammy Hale, Kingham, Buckley, Joyce, Templeman, and several from Cheyenne, Casper, Sheridan, Worland, and Arkansas. Practices focused on passing kicking and blocking as Coach Rhodes shapes an offense and defense ahead of the B U game two weeks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Choppy) Rhodes
University of Wyoming
Dave Kidd
Casper
Failback
Sammy Hale
Kingham
Buckley
Cheyenne Stars
Joyce
Markey
Klebs
Bergstrom
Laramie High
Winston
Cheyenne
Sheltin
Sheridan
Kingdom of Cheyenne
Umbach
Mucho
Bradford
Weisenpar
Green River
Weisinger
Arkansas
Templeman
Frosh
Schwartz
Dir
Worland
Johnson
Cashmen
Rawlins
Humphries
Dutch Witte
Nebraska
Rhoodes
Rhodes
Utah
Ars
Barnes
Mmerman
Ohio
Robbins
Democratic candidates speak in Big Piney tonight
Hon. Leslie A. Miller governor candidate Hon. H. H. Schwartz U S Senator candidate and Hon. John P. Rusk Congressional candidate visit Big Piney today meeting residents and will speak at Clyde hall tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie A. Miller
H. H. Schwartz
U. S
John P. Rusk
Congress
Big Piney
Clyde Hall
County Fair Draws Large Crowd at Pinedale
Report from the county fair at Pinedale notes good turnout on Friday and strong attendance Saturday with wide participation from locals and visitors. The Examiner promises full event results next issue as the final evening featured a large dance at Wuson Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinedale
The
Examiner
Wuson Hall
Community Church Plans Next Sunday Worship Topic
Rev A Best announces next Sundays church school public worship with subject Bad Weather. At Thermopolis Holdings of Ohio Mine and Co a four mile from here sale occurred to E O Bruteh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
A. Best
Thermopolis
Ohio Mine & Co
E. O. Bruteh
Rock Springs Legion Band to Play Free Concert in Big Piney
The American Legion Band of Rock Springs performs a free outdoor concert Saturday September 20 at 3:00 PM in Big Piney. The band will tour the region stopping in Pinedale Daniel and Big Piney before the United States Marine Band visits Rock Springs October 1 for two concerts at the Old Timers hall with afternoon and evening shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legon Band
Rock Springs
Big Piney
Legion Band
Pinedale
Daniel
United States Marine Band
Old Timers
Marine Band
Wyoming
Laramie
Fame
Xyeophone Not In Seang Stage Says Wilbur Kieffer
Wilbur Kieffer of the United States Marine Band recalls xylophone as a serious instrument now widely accepted in major bands. He notes composers like Saint Saens Pete Grainger Victor Herbert and John Philip Sousa wrote for the xylophone and that mastery demands training equal to other instruments. His upcoming Marine Band concerts in Rock Springs on October 1 will feature new challenging xylophone themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Kieffer
United States Marine Band
Arst
America
Mr. Keiffer
Europe
Mr. Kieffer
Saint-Saens
Kieffer
Rock Springs
Early soap making and the Gauls and Romans
The article describes ancient soap origins with grease removal using ash and water. It notes Gauls and Romans advancing soap making methods. It explains a process of mixing wood ash with pot ashes, boiling, and forming solid bars as soap emerged in early history.
Development Progress in Bannaville and Western Mines Inc
Bannaville near here reports progress in development by Western Mines Inc. Jackson work has begun on a new road over the Sand Springs divide from surveys last spring. Chicago and Northwestern railways have started operating motor and trailer coaches between Casper and Lander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannaville
Western Mines Inc
Jackson
Sand Springs Divide
Chicago & Northwestern Railways
Casper
Lander
Seasonal Rise in Wyoming Employment Tied to Construction and Agriculture
The U S Employment Service reports August activity in Wyoming rose seasonally across highway and rail construction, agriculture, coal and metal mining, and canning. September is expected to boost railroad and farm labor while beet sugar and fruit sectors begin, with oil refineries stable and building work sizable though below peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
U. S
Casper
Fragmented notes on the cougar and other felines
Unreadable OCR passage discusses the cougar and other North American felines. It mentions the cougar as a large cat and notes its hunting pressure and traits. Text is garbled with many misspellings and unclear details.
Reed Substitutes for Missing Bridegroom in Sind Village
In a remote Sind village near Ayderabad a reed substitutes for a missing bridegroom during a wedding ritual. The bride joins the procession to the bride's village as preliminary ceremonies proceed, with the reed symbolizing the absent groom. Elsewhere, plans mention improvements at Tower Bridge near Devils Tower National Monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sind
Ayderabad
Tirs
Alewedi
Mituia
Tower Bridge
Devils Tower National Monument
Notice of Township Plat Filing
Official plat of extension of survey for many sections will be filed October 15, 1930. Unsurveyed lands withdrawn for state school grant. 60 day state selection window from filing. 91 day ex service man entry window begins December 15, 1930. general public entry March 17, 1931. J. T. Booth, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nwusey
Wyoming
Secretary of the Interior
J. T. Booth
Frontier area opens fine coal vein by Haddenham
George Haddenham of Opal and Kemmerer visited town on business and announced a five foot vein of high grade commercial coal one mile north of Frontier. He expects to supply local trade and nearby communities with coking coal in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Haddenham
Opal and Kemmerer
Haddenham
Frontier
Notice to Shippers Hay at Craven Creek Available
Plenty of baled hay can be furnished for shippers at Craven Creek on short notice. Rate twenty three dollars per ton for beef cattle. GEO. HADDENHAM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craven Creek
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Shrine
Henry Burma
Alliston, Town
W. H. MacDonald
Casper—Midwest Refining Co
Midway Home
Here
Rock Springs Legion
North America
Spauther Man
Brount
United States
GEQ
North Frontier
GEO. Haddenham
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