Visit to Cokeville A promising Wyoming town sighted
A visitor describes Cokeville at the mouth of Switch's Fork Canyon with a northern mountain range and eastern valley. The party includes Judge Honenberg and Lob Dyan Jones, touring by O. R. G. line, praising local pride, hunting and fishing, and noting plans for a wagon road to Star Valley and possible county improvements.
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Switch’s Fork Canyon
Weoming
Cokeville
Judge Honenberg
Lob Dyan Jones
Scilay
Kerumerer
Hhide
Ivan
Wren
Dlot
Wyoming
First To Lamb at Cokeville an Early Lambing Season
In Cokeville the lambing season begins under sheds with hands nearby. Merino crosses show rising lambing percent to around 120 this year, up from 114 last year, while locals anticipate growth from road improvements bringing business and mining prospects to Siar Valley. Community remarks on prosperity, stock farming, and upcoming visits, plus a brief note on a local jeweler’s reliable repairs.
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Chemmel
Cokeville
Idaho
Mountain Range
Mont Prosperous
Siar
Arama
Hanna Mine Explosion Leaves Dozens Dead In Hanna
Sorrow and gloom spread as explosions ripped through No 1 mine at Hanna, killing about sixty miners and injuring many others. Rescue efforts faced hazards as fire and gas delayed entry, with several foremen and workers missing or confirmed dead. heroic rescues and efforts to recover bodies continued amid heated discussions on cause and safety.
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Hanna
Itn
Dave Elias
Alexander Briggs
Joseph Barton
Dodds
Daniel Knox
Gini
Mile Agai
Sieility
Meh
Graggs
Tuelullog
David Blian Yas
Willy Moupeiel
Ajenthes
Opyrle Alain Couaglets, Shemale
Vlos
Secor
Tauid
Matager PF
Quealy
Tamselon
Janes
Thin Cules
Slape
Moreau Bitton
Sioon
Robert Wilsus
Big Muddy
Sushdon
Hle
Cumberland Chime and District Notices Reel in Fragmented Report
The column reflects scattered local items including a license denial for shooting ducks without a permit and a small fine of 2 with costs totaling 81 paid. It notes visits from Mrs. Moore of Renmierer and Mrs. Daly of Boise, various attendees at a Salt Lake City conference, and travelers to Los Angeles for a month. Additional notes mention a G A L C dance, a basketball scoring result of 18 to 20 in favor of the Reds, and several local residents attending games or visiting Skull Valley. The text also references a resignation from a coal company and ongoing travel plans within Utah and nearby locales, with multiple names and brief actions embedded in the jumbled report.
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A. Moore
Renmierer
Dabar
Los Angeles
G. Alc
Viele
Reds
A.M. Paddies
Ontven
Way Aod
Cunter
Bolt
Montgomery
Dun Morphy
Praok Bama
The
Coal Co
Coalville
Utah
Ty Tits
Hann
Lean Mags Wau
Scott
Wis
Doraletton
Fay Urestan
Llatia
Gali
Pdite Hortiies
Goudard
Driekuin
Lowrie
B. Suditer
Will Try Farming on Rife Ranch Despite Setback
Olin Rife intends to farm at the Kemmieror postortion on Tuesday night fel from wall, planning about thirty acres of waterfy addition, sowing timothy red-top field peas and other grains. He aims to build homes, improve sheds and fences, and expand sheep interests. Cattle interests were sold to Angelo Molina of Diamondville. wintering sheep to arrive about the 10th.
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Olin
Nts
Iinw
Tie Thain
Liles
Angelo Molina
Diamondville
Explosion Toll Reaches Hanna Area As Staff Are Dispatched
Telegrams arrive as families learn of fatalities in the Hanna explosion. Claude Tremilting and Mr McMeans resistors are noted in absence of Dinter. Ateridge’s brother in law was killed, prompting further checks. Foremen and staff from No.2 and a mission to Hanna depart to assist with debris and recovery.
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Mr. McMeans
Claude Tremilting
MeMeans
Dinter
J.pate
Hanna
Mir Ive
Breather
Hani
Attridge
Mes
Ateridge
Dhey
Harn
Porenan Migginser
Wyong
Conference at Lake City Event Apr 3
Fragmented report notes an event at Lake City on April 3 involving transport routes via short lines and cadet stations. It mentions Oregon locations and limited return planning through April 6 and dates stretching to April 22. Further details are unclear in the text.
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Lake City
Oregon
Coniterei
Airpolitsayy
Spence, Lake
Lauranute
Ayal Tuk
Vickers
Ogden
Broadway Shoes Exclusive Florsheim Agents in Kem Merer
We offer updated footwear options with Florsheim as the exclusive agents in Kem Merer and vicinity. Comfortable Broadways and Panama shoes are advertised with prices from 2.50 to 8.00. Emphasis on foot care and value, urging readers to treat their feet to good footwear.
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Florsheim
Kemmerer and
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Star Valley
of Kemmerer
Ville
Frontier Supply Company
Cumberland
Union Pacific Coaling Center
McLean
Dalle
Micacolleti
Gatty
Dveth Maddin
Leo J. Droubay
Cokeville, Wyo
Syster
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