Rock Springs to Get $160000 Housing for Union Pacific Officials
An official notice from President E. E. Calvin announced a $160,000 appropriation to develop housing for Union Pacific Coal company officials in Rock Springs. Plans call for Wardell addition east of D street to host eighteen new modern homes, a central park, a club house for singles, and a separate club house with a two-story building. An additional $400,000 will fund a new outlet for coal from nearby mines, plus a tipple and related rail access. The project aims to attract company offices and workers to Rock Springs, boosting the town’s population and coal industry prominence.
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Brooks
Union Pacific Coal Company
E. E. Calvin
Rock Springs
Wardell
D Street
Birch
Ficksley
Ag Dex
Lana
Lane
Uist
Cval
Peepee
Fall City
Fragmented Memoir Fragments From Unknown Place
Fragmented OCR text recounts a nameless man’s experience with unclear events and odd names. The garbled lines suggest a personal narrative touching on travel, a potential incident, and distant figures, but specifics are unreadable. The piece resembles a rough diary entry or memory fragment with missing context.
Cattle market weak as Kansas City yard reports
Kansas City stock yards report Aug 3 with 21 000 receipts. Cattle prices 10 15 cents lower despite a few fed steers steady. Hogs strong to 10 cents up top 15 75. Lambs steady with better demand for stock and feeding grades. Cows and heifers down 10 15 cents, veals mixed. Stockers and feeders steadyish with demand improving, but light cattle sold slowly. Range horses and mules auction steady with active demand expected to rise.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Big Hay Crop In Green River Valley
Mr Frank Fear and Mr Fred Reardon, prominent Big Piney ranchmen, said haying is well under way in the Green River valley with plenty of labor and a bumper season expected due to abundant water. A sick ranch helper improving at Kemmerer hospital was brought along, while Prof Summers of Pinedale and Conwell of Daniel note excellent upper Green River valley hay crops and an unusually large yield this season.
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Frank Fear
Fred Reardon
Kemmerer
Fear
Green River Valley
Mr Fear
Hin
Clifton
Elks Picnic at Green River Island a Success
The Milka pwenue held on Green River Island last week drew many Elks members from Rock Springs and Green River. A ball game between Green River and Rock Springs ended 4 to 3 in favor of Rock Springs amid a lively program of athletic events and a generous luncheon attended by several hundred families and friends.
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Green River
Rock Springs
Denver
Sarved
Antler
Thee Ferailies
Smantak
Repairs on Bridge About Completed
The bridge over the hampsark crossing has nearly finished repairs after delays of a week or ten days. Autoists have faced peril in the creek or near the bank, some cutting into water to crank up or be towed out. When finished the longer span will allow high water to pass, reducing the chance of flooding the lower town.
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Nore
Former Kemmerer Clergyman Here
Rev. Wallane Pears arrived in Kemmerer with his family and will be guest at the home of Mr and Mrs Hoak by the 16th of this month before returning to California. Pears valued the fund for building the Episcopal church here and aided the church party.
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Wallane Pears
Kemmerer
Guvere
A.D. Hoakthe
California
Pearman
Jfunde
Miner praises Tanlac after three months of illness in Peoria
George Sanderson a Peoria miner credits Tanlac with curing his stomach trouble and rheumatism after three months unable to work. He says pain and gas vanished, sleep improved, and he now piles coal vigorously earning more money. Tanlac sold at City Drug Store in Kemmerer.
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George Sanderson
Smith St
Peoria
Tate
Tanlac
Tanlae
Kemmerer
Open Bachelor Quarters by Calverley and Moyer Planned
Arthur Calverley and Prof Moyer, the popular local high school principal, will maintain bachelor quarters during winter. They recently leased Dr Marquis home and will establish residence on the first of next month and be at home to friends thereafter.
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Arthur Calverley
Moyer
Dr. Marquis
Methodist Pastor Attends Family Reunion at Kemmerer
Rev. Thomas Andrew, pastor of the local Methodist church, returned to Kemmerer last Saturday from Cheyenne where he attended the Frontier Day Celebration at the state capital and a family reunion at his home. All family members were present, including Mr. and Mrs. Andrew and their six children, for the first time in over twenty years.
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Thomas Andrew
Kemmerer
Cheyenne
Iev
Andrew
Findlay Declared Democratic Candidate for County Clerk
In a Camera issue column, Hugh Findlay is announced as Democratic candidate for County Clerk. He runs a Smoot mercantile business with his father in law Charles H. Peterson, former county commissioner, has eight years in the county, is a high school graduate, taught school four years, and currently serves as deputy assessor. He is well known in Star Valley with many supporters.
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Hugh Findlay
Forest Reserve Offices Planned Consolidation at Kemmerer
The Kemmerer meeting spurs a consolidation of forest offices with headquarters at Kemmerer. District Forester Kneipp will report to Chief Furaptor Graves in Washington within ten days. If approved, Beam foresees Kemmerer headquarters by month’s end and notes possible moves from Afton to Montpelier or Kemmerer plan adoption.
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Kemmerer
Kneipp
Beam
Cokeville
J.D. Noblitt
Oscar Peterson
Lincoln County
Knelpp
Furaptor Graves
Washington
Ohce
Nelpps
Han
Afton
Montpelive
Kemmierer
Forrester Kneipp
QIL GLEIMANTS FILING FOR PREFERENCE RIGHTS
Land office reports indicate numerous applications filed for preference rights under new oil and gas leasing laws. The General Land Office in Washington will process claims in filing order, likely delaying drilling until spring, with existing valid claims protected if pursued in good faith. A letter from Commissioner Clay Tallman to Senator Anhur t explains that oil or gas lands cannot be located under placer mining rules, and claims must follow the new leasing law with discovery or diligent work to qualify.
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General Land Office
Washington
Clay Tallman
Senator Anhurt
Arizona
Tallman
Lsne
Henry Anhuret
United States
Benater
Fragmentary Ad Copy About Nasal Condition and Remedies
The readable text mentions nasal cancer like terms and repeated attacks of acute catarrh. It references J. Chaney & Co., Toledo, and a general sense of medical or remedy notes. The legible portions are incomplete and do not present a clear event or outcome.
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Leiria
J. Chaney & Co
Toledo
Ghie
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