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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1917
Page
14
Reports warn of a hay shortage and a backward spring causing livestock losses. Permittees unable to fill their range allotments may apply to the Forest Supervisor in Afton Wyoming for one year nonuse to allow others to graze, with refunds considered for the shortage season of 1917.
A blizzard with thunder and lightning affects Fall River Basin while a Friday dance is planned at Dave Hicks’s home. Earl D. Stearns mans the county wolf and predator survey as Kenhey and Rothe move trappers to Cliff Creek, Shoal and Dell Creek for wolves. Mr and Mrs Leny Campbell travel through Hoback Canyon safely as snow crusting worsens mail delivery.
County Superintendent Maggie Nicholson allocated funds from the general school fund and the state land income fund to Lincoln County districts. The distribution among districts began with District 1 and continues to the remaining districts.
The Stoners Brothers of Cokeville plan to ship about 40 carloads of sheep from the desert to their Cokeville ranch. Prominent sheepmen endorse the idea as an overland drive is impracticable due to poor road conditions this season.
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A lively carnival at Kemmerer High School Auditorium drew large crowds with homemade acts, a groundhog display, dancing pavilion, and food stalls. The event raised over $150 for the athletic fund and featured booths, games, and a fortune teller among the attractions.
G L Becker head of Becker Brewing Company of Ogden sends a telegram from Ogden Utah dated April 18 1917 tendering the brewing and malting plant to President Woodrow Wilson in line with a resolution adopted by the United States Brewers Association trustees on April 5. The message notes Becker's honor to participate in that meeting and expresses the offer of the Ogden plant to the president.
The Becker Brewing Company proposes selling fifteen acres in the city with brick buildings and railway spurs to the government at a fair price for a munition plant. The land sits at a favorable shipping point near Ogden. Becker also notes a bottling works contract awarded at Evanston, Wyoming.
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