Local News Briefs From Cokeville Kemmerer Areas
Summer town notes list residents and visitors including Joe Fuller Sr B H Smaile Fred McLaughlin Charlie Dean and Boyde Fuller. Mentions a lamb shipment price sixes and war horse purchases. Community updates cover elections school staff travel lodging and local business activity.
We Should Smile A Cheerful Smile Brightens All
A short verse extols the value of a sincere smile as the least costly and most effective effort to uplift others. It praises a heart felt grin that emanates kindness and encouragement, never fading with time, and urges everyone to smile for mutual support.
Excursions Via Oregon Short Line March 1 to November 30
A railroad excursion timetable notes travel on the Oregon Short Line from March 1 through November 30. The announcement lists dates for special trips, with routes likely serving local communities and tourist interests.
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Oregon Short
Two Dips Necessary to Eradicate Ticks
A Utah report on sheep tick eradication recommends dipping sheep twice between 22 and 28 days apart. The Wyoming board had urged study, and Cheyenne officials noted one dip kills live ticks but leaves some eggs to germinate. July and August are ideal for the procedure.
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Utah State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Wyoming
Wyoming Quarantine Eases Livestock Imports
Governor Kendrick issues a superseding quarantine on April 28 easing the embargo on livestock shipments into Wyoming from most states west of the Mississippi. The proclamation orders stringent cleaning and disinfecting of stock yards and stock cars and health certificates, mainly targeting railroad and transportation firms.
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Wyoming
Kendrick
Mississippi River
Ear Haggerty Renews Front Lot With Fine Iron Fence
Ear Haggerty has just received a fine iron fence for the front of his lot. It is a fine look and will enhance Bar and will look better.
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Haggerty
Cthen Bar
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Fred McLaughlin
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Charlie Dean
Boyde Fuller
Diamondville
George Burton
T K. Collett
Montpelier
al. Gardiner
Jesse Goodfellow
Salt Lake
W. CC. Roberts
J. G. Reynolds
H. H. Weast
J. M. Forgett
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Joe Kinney
Joe
Roemer & Fuller
John Stoner
Cornell
N. RB. Stoner
Roscoe
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Pete Fuller
George W. Tanner
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J. D. Noblitt
P. W. Olson
Ben Smalley
Chas. C. Layton
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Tom Painter
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Frank LaCombe
J. R. Marquis
J. A. Hogan
Willad Bell
Less Olson
Roscoe Stoner
Bear Lake Hot Springs
Henry Douglas
C. J. Madera
Hope
Jack Hinkey
Dan Parker
H. E. Crain
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Eli Schwalbe
Oregon
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Rhinehart Studio
Ida
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Sage
Henry Gill
J. F. Whitney
McCammon
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Platte County
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Roy A. Welker
Fielding Academy
Steve Bateman and Co
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Clay & Co
Bloomington
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Iowa
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F. M. Hoskins
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A. A. McDougal
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J. A. Edwards
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Kate D. Morgan
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