Pete Olson Returns to Cokeville After Eastern Trade Trip
Pete Olson, a noted cattleman and hog fancier from Cokeville, returned from a business visit to Omaha and eastern markets. He boasts a top Hereford herd and a large group of Percheron stallions and broodmares. He planned to import brood stock but quarantine blocked it, so he bought Thoroughbred stallions instead and expects higher prices to benefit sheepmen and western ranching.
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Cheyenne
Omahe
Eithes
Olson
Fete
Wmt
Cokeville
Sass
Whee
Rales Atin
Drys Party Travels to Gap Camp Near Kemmerer
Hoberte and Baldersor from Ovkeville drove Friday to meet their sheep at the Gap then spent Saturday and Sunday camping east of the Gap. Hoberte says cannot hope for better ease. Elders expect both outfits to be here after lending.
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Pred Hoberte
Jim Baldersor
Ovkeville
Gap
Campe
Kemmerer Sundey
Hoberte
Special Features at the Lyceum Offer Promising Plays
Frank Davis presents a series of feature attractions at the Lyceum with strong cards ahead. Sunday shows include two valued acts from notable names and a program rich in variety and potential box office success.
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Frank Davis
Granger Plans Spring Growth and Utilities Expansion
Alderman Ernest Stinson reports Granger will bloom this spring with active plans. A new town well at depth 125 feet uses casing and will supply water to businesses and homes via gasoline engine power, with potential electric lighting plant consideration. The timber boom begins as logs valued around 100000 set to arrive. 400 men cut over a million pieces this winter for shipment to Granger.
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Ernest Stinson
Granger
Eummel
Cere
Ernest
Mill Creek
To Wacksfork
Green
Ipeumod
George Murdock Makes First Kemmerer Appearance
George Murdock appeared in Kemmerer on Monday after stopping in Granger where the sheep were to cross yesterday. He described a hard winter spent around Salt Lake with no call from the flock and said he arrived as the sheep were in good condition.
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George Murdock
Kemmerer
Granger
George
Salt Lake
Mine Workers Hear International VP Hayes at Local Mass Meeting
Frank J. Hayes of the United Mine Workers spoke to a large crowd in the district, urging unity for better hours and pay. The visit included marches, the Kemmerer band, and a review of union history and West Virginia and Colorado labor unrest. John R. Lawson was expected but could not attend due to Colorado matters.
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Kemmerer
Frank J. Hayes
Cumberland and
Sublet
United Mine Workers of America
Cumberland
Mr. Hayes
Hayes
Wyoming
Rock Springs
Triangle Park
F. Eynon
Addres
Jack Rameau
Soo-Union
Golden West
Wntonian
West Virginia
Colorado
Fend
Soc
United States
Hundrels
Unionimn
John R. Lawson
Galorado
Suttons to Return From Coast Visit
A letter from Wm Sutton from the Kuicher bocker Hotel in San Diego requests changing the paper's address to Dawidae. He and Myre Sutton returned from a pleasant coast trip visiting expositions and sights daily.
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Wm. Sutton
Kuicherbocker
San Diego
Myre
Sutton
Hagenback Wallace Circus in Pictures at Kemmerer Theatre
The feature production at the new Kemmerer theatre Monday April 18 presents the Hagenback Wallace circus in four mole. The fim depicts the arrival of the advertising war the eating ape baiting up the tent and a parade.
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New Kemmerer Theatre
Hagenback Wallace Circus
Four Mole
Fim
Municipal Election Call and Civic Improvements Discussed
At a regular council meeting the mayor announced a municipal election for May 1 to choose a mayor and two councilmen, with terms starting in June. A protest over the town dumping ground prompted efforts to find a new location while committees arrange park repairs, cemetery beautification, and possible water pipes to the cemetery. E Lee Craig resigned as police judge and Ivan S Jones was appointed. Additional lights for Triangle street corners were approved with the electric company to install, and lighting on Frontier road to be investigated for responsibility in recent damage.
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Memmerer
Brandon
Brownex
Aiste
Citzens
Kemmerer
Frontier
Triangle Park
E. Lee Craig
Ivan S Jones
Electric Light Company
Frontier Road
Ducks Protected as Ag Department Appeals Migratory Bird Ruling
The Department of Agriculture will continue prosecuting illegal killing of migratory birds despite a Topeka district court ruling that the Federal migratory bird law is unconstitutional. The case has been appealed to the U S Supreme Court. Similar Arkansas ruling exists. South Dakota court upheld the law.
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Department of Agriculture
Department
United States District Court
Topeka
Kay
United States Supreme Court
Jeter
Arkansas
United States District Court of
South Dakota
Afton Sheep Co. Eyes Star Valley Sale amid Rumors
Steve Covey of the Afton Sheep Co with J. 8. Ostler and Dan Mackay may arrange purchase of about 12,000 Star Valley Live Stock Co sheep for $9 per head. If completed, value could exceed $100,000 with wool and lamb potential, amid talks the Coveys may sell their broader holdings.
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The
Star Valley Live Stock Co
Steve Covey
Afton Sheep Co
Salt Lake City
J. 8. Ostler
Dan Mackay
Salt Lake District
Messrs. Catler
Mackay
Star Valley
Marvelous Record Rat J Brandley Visits Kemmmerer
J Brandley known as Hookmaster and a notable sheepman visited Kemmmerer on Saturday to discuss sheep. He reported his flock wintered well and touted a record wool yield, noting 26 cents a pound as a fair price and warning growers about price fluctuations.
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Rat J. Brandley
Kemmmerer
Desert
Viola Silfvast Dies at Age Five in Kemmerer
The death of five year old Viola Silfvast daughter of Mr and Mrs Gabriel Silfvast occurred at Miners Hospital in Kemmerer at midnight Sunday. She suffered from Brights disease despite all efforts. Funeral held at Diamondville residence Monday afternoon with interment in Diamondville cemetery. The family received sympathy from friends.
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Viola Silfvast
Gabriel Silfvast
Kemmerer
Sorray
Bright
Diamondville
Silvast
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Pete Olson
Lyceum
First National Bank of
Suttons
Hagenback
Wallace Circus
Council
Coveys
Kemmerer Savings Bank
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