Harry Hall Os Supervisor Dies Suddenly In Bonneville Forest
Obituary notes the sudden death of Harry Hall, longtime Bonneville National Forest supervisor, after years of service. He died at home with Mrs Hall contacting authorities. mourners include his wife and the Masonic Fraternity. Hall had spent 30 years in forest service, earning respect for his leadership and community contributions.
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Harry Hall
Bonneville National Forest
Marry
Apparte Valley
Boas
Nina
Naan
Perc
Thie Forest
Hall
Acomas
Superior Werth
Modere
Pinedale
Bip
Hill Climbers Shine Amid Weekend Trail Action
Hill climbers were in evidence Sunday afternoon as the sport draws wider notice with more participants expected next Hamday. The Miss Kilpa beat Aime Allender and Wievenes Gierses in a separate event while Walter McDonald Rey Johansen Hil Angelo Jease and Bil Semmes also featured in the day’s two parts.
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Sanday
Oyster Ridge
Walter
Keommmerta
Beaver Becomes Trouble as Beavers Damage Local Timber
Beaver activity harms young trees and cottonwood near the upper Bamefork area. Landowners may seek immediate permission to kill beavers if property is damaged, with post-hunt reporting required. most beaver territory lies on government land, where extensive damage continues.
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Bamefork
Denver
Funda
Kinney Plans Sheep Shipment From Hook Springs to Cokeville
Joe Kinney, a Cokeville rancher, will ship about 220000 pounds of wool from his desert sheep wintering near Ruck Springs. He expects $2 hauling and has refused 85 cents per pound for the wool, optimistic that wool may reach 30 cents in future markets.
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Hoe
Now Is the Time to Swat the Fly
The Department of Agriculture bulletin urges eradicating breeding places to kill homeflies. March marks the start of the breeding season, so clean premises, remove dirt, tidy stables, and destroy decaying vegetables to curb the pest. Swat the fly now.
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Sam
Department of Agriculture
Kemmerer Visits Kemmerer on Weeklong Stay
John L. Kemmerer arrives from New York and will stay through the week. He notes improving outputs and strong demand for finished goods, compares US gains from wartime exports, and comments on coal and mining regions with lighter winter work and layoffs.
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John L. Kemmerer
New York
Mr. Kemmerer
M.S. Kemmerer
Sod
Kemmerer Coal Co
Frontier Supply Company
Kemmerer
New York City
Tux Camena
Altho
Europe
United States
Lincoln County Apportionment Of School Moneys
Apportionment proceeding in Lincoln County outlines a district based funding plan for schools. The measure aims to regulate tax distribution and standardize district expenditures under the authority of state law and local boards. May proceedings will determine final allocations and district leadership roles.
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Lincoln County
Maggie V. Nicholson
Va Lous
Trail I$ Closed KR BR Clark Sr Visits Kemmerer
Clark Sr of Ainedale visited Kemmerer over Sunday en route to Star Valley to buy cattle. A ride with Dave Munson into Snyder Basin amid heavy snow forced an overnight layover near La Barge Creek. They reached Cokeville then Kemmerer, noting headwater streams swollen. The Clarks run a notable ranch and Rustic Lodge with elk horn fences and scenic gardens in a remote 130 mile rail gap.
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BR. Clark
Ainedale
Kemmerer
Star Valley
Mr. Clark
Dave Munson
Snyder Basin
Piney
la Barge Creek
Cokeville
Clark
Mrs. Clark
Just Couldn't Help It It Was a Pleasure to See Jud Wither
An anecdote describes Jud Wither’s playful stroll through town with slipping steps and a whirl while teasing neighbors. He near business center whispers to a passerby that “It’s a boy ten pounds” and continues whistling. Robert Christmas Witherspoon and his mother are told to rest easy, with good wishes from friends.
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Jud Wither
Firat
Robert Christmas Witherspoon
Mr. Witherspoon
Visitor calls for better number dialing at Kemmerer office
J F Leonard of Mountain States Telephone visited Kemmerer on a general inspection trip. He noted patron support for numbered dialing, praised central operators, and urged customers to call by number to preserve high service standards. Leonard previously led a Salt Lake City substation and will move to Ogden March 1.
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J. F. Leonard
Mountain States Telephone Co
Ogden
Wos
Kemmerer
Central
Leonard
Salt Lake City
Idaho Wool At 30 Cents Prompts High Prices
Idaho wool men report top prices for this year’s clip with sales reaching 80 cents and forecasts of 35 cents soon. Sheepmen note previous lows of 12 cents while 20 to 22 cents was once seen as high. Doc Cunnington arrives in town to perform and entertain for a week. Selah and Big Piney.
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Idaho
Noise
Doc" Cunnington
Daniel
Cora
Selah
Piney
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