Lincoln County Commissioners audit list of salaries and expenses
Lincoln County Wyoming Board of County Commissioners reviews claims and payroll items. The minutes show salaries for sheriff deputies coroner clerk and other county offices, plus payments for road work, pauper relief, and official costs with multiple names and amounts listed.
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Rival Proceedings Board of County Commissioners
Lincoln County
Wyoming
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Anpuat
Kemmerer
Ofetork P. m
Coalree H
Peteenon
Papworth
Shortton
Eur Valley
Jake Mative
Wheyday
Saltien Nagnell
Nalary
Gudmundsen
Undershamm
Hanken
Ary Mare
Embree
Carnahan
Tisey Twins
M.S. Reynolds
James P. Rosenberg
R. McMinn
Ivestock
Hea Bell
Fred Hancey
Carolyn G. Elliott
Fen C. Bell
Milla, Jr
G W. Tanner
Beckie Danks
G. A. Nownaehwander
Melvin
Jf. Predell
Prin Onetr
Albert Larson
Sealock
Witness Justies
Richard Patrand
Witness Justee Court
Frank Hows
Ore
Joe Pensar
Witnem Court
Rin
Interpreter Justice Court
Wyomt
Toeda
K Wromins
Witenes Board of Commissioners
Hew Bell
Maggie F. Nicholson
Muicwin
Carl Cook
Ella Cook
Palace Meat Market
C.H. Peterson
A Hubbell
Saloo Ee Ee
McKay
J. F. Joyce
C. E Sammon
Auto Hire
Sheriff's Office
Sammon
Peterson
R. T. Sneddon
Tom Mine
Board of County
Dan Sullivan
Jall
Leah Jeffers
Willow Creek Road
J. F Joyce
Seeeneoe Essn Mra
Nellie EB
Rathbun
Caenen
T. Papworth
Fitnaduatice
Board of Commissioners
David E. Roberts
Lorenso Jacobson
Foster
Peter Wente
Frank Allen
Lon Stepp
Rand
Jack Fee
Canyon Ranch
Susie
Attest By H. Harrison And H. Peterson
Attest signed by H R Harrison and H H Peterson as chairman marking the end of the document at 10:00 oclock.
Demand for Better Roads Through Opal Trip
Platt Wilson of the Lincoln County Garage, with a Camera's staff member, drove to Opal last Friday and sold a Chalmers car to Petrie Brothers while Ned Boles of Montpelier rode back. The trip highlighted poor road conditions between Kemmerer and Opal, drawing sharp recollections of the route's career and calls for early improvements through Opal.
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Platt Wilson
Lincoln County
Opal
Petrie Brothers
Pratt
Granger
Kemmerer
New Stock Feed Gains Popularity in Lincoln County
Cottonseed from the cotton plant is rapidly popular as winter stock feed in Lincoln County. An Opal firm sold 12 carloads last winter to stockmen. Previously cottonwood waste from southern gins had little use, but cottonseed now yields oil and byproducts like cottoline, boosting stock feeding on western ranges.
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Lincoln County
Opal
Yellowstone Park Excursions by Wylie Way Advertised
Travel firm promotes Yellowstone Park excursions via Hotel Route on August 12 with details and folders available from agents.
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Cure for Cholera Morbus in a Child Story
Mrs Sidney Simmons of Fairhaven New Jersey reports her seven year old was cured of cholera morbus by Chamberlain Cure. She notes other family members have used this remedy and found relief, reflecting on its efficacy.
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Uule
Bow
Chamberlain
Kemeny
Sidney Simmons
Fairhaven
Modern Ranch Homes Spotlight Star Valley Prosperity
The Star Valley region shows rapid adoption of modern conveniences in ranch houses near Cokeville and Thayne. Joe Kinney, Cokeville sheepman, has running water and bath fixtures and even a private light plant. Ben Smalley’s ranch home is another model, with many others noted. O O Wray of Thayne, mutual creamery superintendent, visited Kemmerer and reports dairy business strong and crop prospects favorable, signaling a boom in the valley.
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Lincoln County
Joe Kinney
Cokeville
Ben Smalley
Oo. N. Wray of
Thayne
Mutual Creamery Company
Kemmerer
Star Valley
New Sun Porch Adds Recovery Space at Local Hospital
Improvements continue at the hospital with a second story sun porch for convalescents and a ward for venereal diseases updated. Amid a diphtheria scare, Mund Kohn reportedly becomes proprietor of a brand new Buick car.
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Mund Kohn
Card of Thanks From Kemmerer Officials
A card of thanks expresses gratitude to Kemmerer citizens especially parents and children for cooperating to suppress diphtheria. The signatories Peter Gordon J Mayor and Dr W A Hocker Health Officer commend timely precautions and report the dreaded disease stamped out.
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Kemmerer
Peter Gordon
J. Mayor
W. A. Hocker
Attorney J W Summon Travels for Legal Business
Attorney J W Summon left yesterday for the providence country where he had some legal business to look after.
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J. W. Summon
Provont Country
Ater
Watt Brando n Family Return to Kemmerer Home
C Watt Brandon and his wife are again residents of Kemmerer after a long vacation in Lava Hot Springs. Brandon plans to close up old business affairs for a while and has no definite future plans yet.
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C. Watt Brandon
Kemmerer
Watt
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Alt Walton
Mike Hendrickson
Harton Mere
Matt Almo
James, Ohert
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Harrivon
Kommerer Wurmnl
Gabriel Silfaet
John Rochevar
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Kemmerer Camera
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John Webster
James Taylor
Henry Godbe
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Yellowstone
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