Senator Clark to seek re election backed by party
Article defends Wyoming Senator C D Clark against rumors of retirement in favor of Mondell. It highlights his twenty five years in Congress, ranks him third in service, and argues Republican principles protect American workers, industries, and tariff policy. It discusses campaign issues including the stamp tax and party unity.
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Kemmerer
Clark
Frank W. Mondell
Senator Clark
Mr. Mondell
Congressman Guest
Democratic Congress
Wyoming
United States Congress
United States
Republican Party
Thia
Tharely
Prominent Men Visit Cokeville
Hon John W Hay president of Rock Springs National Bank and Attorney T S Taliferro visited Cokeville from Rock Springs on business. Hay is a prominent state figure linked to the Wyoming governorship and a Republican national convention delegate. Taliferro is also a leading Democratic figure and a Democratic national convention delegate.
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John W. Hay
Rock Springs National Bank
T. S. Taliferro
Rock Springs
Mr. Hay
Wyoming
Mr. Taliferro
Engine Breaks Delay Newspaper Press
A late press run occurred when the new engine failed to start on Saturday morning. Leas Olson arrived Sunday morning and repaired the engine, enabling the paper to proceed.
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Leas Olson
New Road Improves Travel Between Cokeville and Kemmerer
The new auto road between Cokeville and Kemmerer along the north and east of the railroad is in excellent condition and about 12 miles shorter than the Bear river bridge route. A Kemmerer auto completed the trip in two hours and fifteen minutes last week. Volunteers worked in Beckwith this week adding new cuts, improving the Montpelier to Kemmerer corridor.
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Cokeville
Kemmerer
Bear River Bridge
Beckwith
Montpelier
Board of County Commissioners
Bear Dancer Killed in Saloon Party Joy Ride
A Diamondville report states seven girls from a local saloon took a joy ride in an auto Tuesday morning. One was killed, two fatally injured, two slightly hurt, and two unhurt. The group welcomed three visitors from Italy arriving in Wyoming.
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Diamondville
Italy
Wyoming
Largest Wool Clip in the United States
Joseph C. Kinney of Cokeville held the largest US wool clip at 280000 pounds. He refused 31 4 cents per pound at the Salt Lake Hotel Utah, and believes prices will rise. Kinney says offers could reach three pounds for a dollar.
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Salt Lake Daily Herald- Republicans
Joseph C. Kinney
Cokeville
Utah
Kinney
Mr. Kinney
United States
Joe
Oil Across The Divide
The Wyoming oil fields are nearing Cokeville as indications suggest possible finds in the slope area. The LaBarge field reports a rich discovery at 138 feet depth on Dry Piney head, opposite Cokeville, with strong showings on this side of the divide.
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Wyoming
Cokeville
LaBarge
The New Store Opens in Brandon Building
The J. G. Reynolds & Co. opens a new grocery store this week in Brandon building with a large stock. Mr Reynolds, former Western Stores Co. manager, runs the venture with his son James P. Teddy Morgan manages wagon and store duties. Cokeville now has two well prepared groceries reducing mail order reliance. The Reynolds Co. also leases the old Cosgriff warehouse for surplus stock.
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J. G. Reynolds & Co
Brandon
Reynolds
Western Stores Co
James P
Teddy Morgan
Cokeville
Reynolds Co
Cosgriff
Oil Cake Trial Shows Promise for Cattle in Lincoln County
James Mickelson of Big Piney tested feeding oil cake to cattle this past winter. The experiment appears successful, with positive results for the herd. Mickelson is noted as a prominent cattleman and taxpayer in Lincoln County.
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James Mickelson
Big Piney
Lincoln County
Mayor Papworth Faces Too Busy Schedule to Lead Afton
The note says Mayor Papworth, active on the seacoast and with many interests, cannot personally oversee town duties in Afton due to a very busy timetable.
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Papwort
Afton
Cokeville-Afton Transport Board Elects New Officers
At the Cokeville-Afton Transportation Co board meeting the old board was replaced by a new slate led by President Joe C. Kinney with W. H. Wyman and O. T. Papworth as vice presidents and F. A. May as secretary-treasurer. The group approved purchasing two Commerce auto trucks for the stage line and Kinney bought them in Salt Lake City. The vehicles, with a 128 inch wheel base, suit mountain roads and should arrive by June. service will start around 9 am to speed mail delivery and allow Star Valley residents earlier access to morning trains. A low fare will be offered. Plans for a larger winter service and enclosed mountain stages are anticipated this fall.
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Cokeville-Afton Transportation Co
Joe C. Kinney
W. H. Wyman
O. T. Papworth
F. A. May
Mr. Kinney
Salt Lake
Star Valley
Convict Road Crew Recruits Move to Salt River Canyon
Salt Canyon Road leader George S Mead arrived in Cokeville with three men and 14 more joined Friday. The crew will work Salt River canyon this year. Mead says none from last year’s crew are present and only two of last year’s men remain in the penitentiary, others paroled or discharged.
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George S. Mead
Cokeville
Salt River Canyon
Mr. Mead
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C.D. Clark
By C. Watt Brandon
St. Bartholomew's
S. H. Wood
Papworth
Commerce
Nevada
Arizona
Salt Canyon Road
Fleishman’s Yeast
The
Cokeville Mercantile Company
Cokeville, Wyoming
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