Lincoln County Board approves county expenses list
Lincoln County Wyoming Board of Commissioners met and approved numerous claims including salaries for deputies clerks and officials, coroner and attorney fees, pauper and road costs, and the issuance of certificates of indebtedness. The session also filled local offices and addressed road matters and land boundary requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rival Proceedings Board of County Commissioners
Lincoln County
Wyoming
Avate
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
K Wromins
Witenes Board of Commissioners
C. T. Papworth
Pre
T. Papworth
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
Sheriff's Office
Sammon
Auto Hire
Peterson
R. T. Sneddon
Tom Mine
Board of County
Dan Ballivan
Jal
Leah Jeffers
Willow Creek Road
J. F Joyce
Seeeneoe Essn
Nellie EB
Rathbun
Caenen
Fitnaduatice
Board of Commissioners
David E. Roberts
Lorenso Jacobson
Rand
Pulrview
Spring Creek
Jenkins
C Sable
Preedam
Jack Fee
Canyon Ranch
Susie
Attest H R Harrison and H H Peterson Sign
Readable fragments show Attest H R Harrison and H H Peterson as chairman signatures for a formal document or proceedings.
Demand for Better Roads Through Opal Trip
Platt Wilson of the Lincoln County Garage drove to Opal last Friday with a Camera staffer. In Opal they sold Petrie Brothers a new Chalmers car and returned with Ned Boles a Montpelier hay and grain dealer and an Opal Mercantile Co. bookkeeper. Road condition between Kemmerer and Opal drew uncomplimentary remarks and nostalgia for a past better time. Opal citizens urge early improvement of the Granger to Kemmerer route through town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platt Wilson
Lincoln County
Opal
Petrie Brothers
Pratt
Granger
Kemmerer
Cottonseed Feed Gains Popular Use for Stockmen
Cottonseed from cotton seeds is rapidly gaining favor as winter stock feed among Lincoln county ranchers. An Opal firm sold 12 carloads last winter, signaling a shift from the old practice of discarding cottonwood waste at gins. The seed yields oil and by products like cotline, promising a revolution in western range feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
Opal
Yellowstone Park Ex Cursons Tours
Tours offered to Yellowstone Park with details via Hotel Route and Wylie Way agencies provide excursions with information and folders available through agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aue Uet Bith
Cure for Cholera Morbus in Family Use Reported
Mrs Sidney Simmons of Fairhaven Nebraska reports that her seven year old child Bow was cured of cholera morbus by Chamberlain Cure. She notes other family members have used this remedy and shares the cure’s effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uule
Bow
Chamberlain
Kemeny
Sidney Simmons
Fairhaven
Modern Ranch Homes Rise in Star Valley
Joe Kinney a Cokeville sheepman showcases a modern ranch home with running water bath fixtures and his own private light plant. Ben Smalley’s ranch is another model of conveniences as Thayne supervisor O N Wray reports Star Valley dairy thriving and crops looking strong for fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
Joe Kinney
Cokeville
Ben Smalley
Sun Porch Improvements at Local Hospital
The hospital proceeds with sun porch expansion on the main building second floor to provide a pleasant view for convalescents. A ward for vantageous diseases is fixed up in an old building amid recent diphtheria scare. Mund Kohn becomes proprietor of a brand new Buick car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mund Kohn
Card of Thanks for Diphtheria Suppression in Kemmerer
The citizens of Kemmerer are thanked for their cooperation in suppressing the diphtheria outbreak. The note credits parents and children for timely precautions and claims the disease has been stamped out. Signed by Peter Gordon, J. Mayor, and Dr. W. A. Hocker, Health Officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Peter Gordon
J. Mayor
W. A. Hocker
Attorney J W Summon Leaves for Provont Country
Attorney J W Summon departed yesterday for the provont country to attend to pending legal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Summon
Provont Country
Ater
Watt-Brandon Family Returns to Kemmerer After Vacation
C Watt Brandon and wife resume residence in Kemmerer after extended trip to Lava Hot Springs. Watt will settle lingering business matters for a period and has no definite plans yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Watt Brandon
Kemmerer
Watt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sao
Nor Rome
Hert
Reynolds
Bert Long
Tna
Junaid Meamisigr
Coriheale
Cononere Certifcate
Orem
Crawford
Alt Walton
Mike Hendrickson
Harton Mere
Matt Almo
James, Ohert
Fiaertins
Harrivon
Kommerer Wurmnl
Gabriel Silfaet
John Rochevar
Aaron Heap
Blyth Fargo Hookina
Kemmerer Camera
BAA Jolly Drug Store
John Webster
James Taylor
Henry Godbe
Charman
AMC
Einthanaens
Remington Arms Union Metallic Cartridge Company Rares Newelieeren
Deeste
Attest H.R. Harrison
H H. Peterson
Yellowstone
Star Valley
Oo. N. Wray of
Thayne
Mutual Creamery Company
Berger
Moss
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!