Wyoming Arbor Day Proclamation 1912
The governor proclaims April 96 1912 as Arbor Day urging students to plant trees and flowers at homes schools parks farms and along irrigation ditches to beautify Wyoming. The Great Seal is affixed in Cheyenne on the 38th day of 1012 by Frank L. Hoax Secretary of State.
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State OF Wyoming
Will Roe
Wyoming
Opal man arrested for destroying signal block on Oregon Short Line
Jake Milleson of Opal was arrested last week and brought before Rosenberg charged with destroying a signal block by tampering with the Oregon Short Line railroad signal system. The incident disrupted the line and caused rain to fall in the area as witnesses noted the disturbance near the block and the Windower En signal involved in the damage.
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Jake Milleson
Opal
Rosenberg
Young Milleson
Mo Bden Gould
Dodge
Rocsemberg
Kemmerer man travels to Evanston for asylum case
Voroner T. B. Carnahan was in Kemmerer on Thursday en route to Evanston to take a relative to the asylum. He plans to begin work on a new brick residence in Kemmerer mid month, with two laid out back of Stanley Brauimer’s, a four room brick on one lot and possibly two more on the adjacent, all for rent. The Great Majestic range is advertised as lasting longer than a cheap stove. Kem Hardware and Furniture Co. carries a full line of goods.
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Voroner T. B. Carnahan
Kemmerer
Evanston
Mr. Carnahan
Stanley Brauimer
Kem Hardware and Furniture Co
Round Table Conference Gives Strong Education Talks
A attended meeting of superintendents and principals faced train delays but heard lectures by educators like E. Fow Exranea and Mr. Quealy’s family move. Topics covered education reform, past and future craft training, and the link between schooling and livelihoods. New officers were elected with A. L. Burgoon presiding. next session to be at Sheridan in Christmas vacation.
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Quealy
Laramie de Cossyer
Yao Calog
Kemmerer
Airinia
Thongwad
State
Ua Univeraition
Fas Cal
W. G. Knox
No. 8
Toining
A. D. Bolaway
Wheatland
Widrewes
A. L. Burgoon
Diamondville
Lion Frazier
Media Leavel
Buffalo
Sheridan
State Teachers Association
Teachers Take State Examinations in Kemmerer
About a dozen Lincoln county teachers traveled to Kemmerer on Friday and Saturday to sit for state school examinations required for certificates. Mrs. Iva Thomas Irish, county superintendent, was ill, so her brother Win. H. Thomas acted as deputy superintendent and conducted the exams. The proceedings went off smoothly with strong interest from participants. A full attendee list is not available.
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Lincoln County
Kemmerer
Iva Thomas Irish
Win. H. Thomas
Oil Rig Arrivals and Departures Hit LaBarge Field
A new oil rig arrived in Opal last week and will be moved to the LaBarge Oil field. The existing setup is outbound, while the new rigs are slated to depart and be deployed this week as interest in developing the field grows.
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Opal
LaBarge
Philippine Veteran Baker Visits Kemmerer
HL Baker manager of the Golden Rule Store in Cumberland was in Kemmerer Friday. A Philippine veteran with the Thirteenth Minnesota volunteers, he comes to the West from St Paul and is regarded as energetic and a rising business man.
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HL. Baker
Golden Rule
Cumberland
Kemmerer
Scarcity of hay tightens Upper Green River cattle country
Advices from the upper Green River Valley report a hay shortage as ranges near Big Piney and Pinedale stay snowbound and haystacks dwindle. Large cattle interests near Big Piney have exhausted supplies. hay sells for nine dollars a ton in stacks while many ranchers began December feeding, weakening stock ahead of any spring range. Feeding delays threaten cattle strength when turned out to grazing dead grass under late-season snow.
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Green River Valley
Big Piney
Pinedale
New York
Eastfork
Tt 3
Variou
Cokeville Road Repair Underway By County Officials
The Board of County Commissioners sought an apology from CAMERA for prior concerns about Cokeville road conditions. Road Supervisor Jack Matthews sent a crew to Sugg canyon last Wednesday to fix the worst spots so travel can begin after snow. The project aims to restore the road for teams and automobiles this season as winter ends, with Ken Hardware and Furniture Co offering a closing sale on Colonial Mirrors.
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On Board of County Commissioners
Here
Cokeville
Jack Matthews
Sugg Canyon
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C. W. Peterson
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Prof. Creager
Tavannanten
Pele
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Ken Hardware and Furniture Co
Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Company