Kemmerer District Brims with Mining and Coal Activity
Rail trade revival and crop movement lift Kemmerer mines back to near full operation. Sublet and Premier mines run nearly full time while Cumberland and Diamondville ramps operate four to five days weekly. Montana copper demand rises, boosting regional needs. some mines may reopen after spring shutdowns.
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Great Northwest
Kemmerer
Kemmerer Coal Co
Sublet
Cumberland
Diamondville
Montana
Buna
Ogden Visit Brings Wyoming Links and Family News
An Ogden visit recalls ties to Pinedale ranching and Ogden business ventures. Harry K Hoff, long known in Wyoming, now engages in city property and running a former store. An uncle, J C Olsen, also visited after 24 years, making Iowa city life his new home with family. Kellogg Bros plan to remodel a school in Diamondville this week, and a funeral for Kane Clart is noted in Rock Springs.
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Harry K. Hoff
Ogden
Hoff
Wyoming
Pinedale
J. C. Olsen
Iowa
Sam, Kellog
Bam George Kellegs
Dismondville
Kellogg Bros
Kane Clart
Rock Springs
Signs Pulled Down Over Kemmerer Water Supply
Oregon Short Line officials ordered removal of signs condemning Kemmerer water after an analysis on July 26 found no contamination. Frontier Supply Co manager received a report from W A Whitney confirming water quality improved public sentiment. A separate street altercation between Smith and Jones ended with shots and a moral about thinking before talking.
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Oregon
Kemmerer
Oregon Short Line
R.M. Turner
The
Frontier Supply Co
W. A. Whitney
Pocatello
Oregon Shortine
Catsee
State Game Warden Visits Kemmerer
State Game Warden Nate P. Wilson arrived from Jackson Hole with three prisoners. Ben Taylor faces elk killing charges while Gordon and Green of Idaho Falls are charged with stealing a camp outfit. Wilson aims to secure rancher cooperation to protect elk and notes possible direct district court cases for aggravated offenses.
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Nate P. Wilson
Jackson Hole
Ben Taylor
Gordon and
Green
Ida Falls
Taylor
Buffalo Ranger Station
Justice
Idaho
Wilson
Justice Court
Kemmerer
Messrs
Frank 5. Smith
Fremont County
Teachers Institute to be held in Star Valley this fall
County superintendent Maggie F Nicholson announces the teachers institute will likely run the week of September 20 in Star Valley. Star Valley residents are ready to host, with plans to transport teachers from Cokeville via a new mountain road at minimal cost.
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Maggie F. Nicholson
Star Valley
L. ©. Jensen
Jack Majors
Cokeville
New Mountain
Beetley
Green River
J. 8. Bureh
Kemmerer
A. L. Durgoon
Diamondville
Two Pedestrian Ladies Travel from Galt Lake City to New Yor City
Two khaki clad women Miss Florence Warkinson and Mrs Claire Gouley arrived in Kemmerer after a long foot journey from Galt Lake City. They wore worn shoes and planned to continue on their trek warning others as they walked along the dusty route.
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Galt Lake City
New Yor City
Kemmerer
Claire Gouley
Balt Lake
Florence Warkinson
Keith
Osee Oakley
Just A Chicken Case Stirs Kemmerer Court Drama
In Kemmerer Justice Carnahan's court a case against Robert R. Rose for shooting chickens out of season faced repeated delays and shifting plans. County Attorney Reynolds and State Game Warden Wilson sought dismissal while Rose pressed for immediate trial with a key witness. The matter eventually moved toward a Justice Court trial, with confusion over filings and dates as officials debated the proper venue.
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Kemmerer
Justice Carnahan
Robert R. Rose
Louis Jones
Rose
Maryshall Reynolds
Wilson
Gamei
Justice Court
Ivan §. Jones
Bix Piney
Piney
Kenaever
Young
Hose
Ole
Elwraeoa
Rone Waa
Lincoln County Assessed Valuation Up Despite Coal Loss
The Lincoln County Board of County Commissioners finished its equalization, confirming an assessed valuation of 14,175,421 this year up from 14,016,476 last year despite a 275,541 coal output loss. Gains appear in cattle, land, town lots, and automobiles. livestock, land, and railroad values show notable increases while sheep drop. The county levy may be 5 to 6.5 mills, with the state and school levies varying by district. Moose lodge trip to Rock Springs canceled due to transportation issues.
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Board of County Commissioners
Board of Equalization
Lincoln County
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Jones
Slong
Indy Levith
Wall Street
Pet
Henserer
Ment
AFTON
Lincoln County Institute
Mar Valley
Taday Sad
Justin McDonnald
C.D Stafford
Wi Pitt
Moose Lodge
Kemmerer Savings Bank