Brandleys Visit Kemmerer For Shopping Trip
Brandleys and Mrs Ba visited Kemmerer Thursday and Friday for light shopping. The region reports a decent hay crop despite some dry conditions. Mrs Brandley notes Granger’s outlook remains steady and praises a local picture show she runs. She contemplates an electric plant for the machine, replacing gas light, and recently purchased the Philiprick cottage in Granger.
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Kemmerer
Mra. Brandley
Granger
Ine
Philirick
Hay Crop Shortage Report From Sutton Ranch
Sutton reports haying as usual with a drop in yields this year compared to last. She has been in Murray Utah for three weeks to tend her father whose illness and a recent horse accident involving Morris are noted as improving. The family plans to return home before the new school opening.
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Dams Ordered Out Ed Willey Reports on LaBarge Canal
Ed Willey from the LaBarge area reports Friday that parts of the dam have been removed and water levels are unusually low this year. He notes the water commissioner ordered the dams out to the LaBarge canal and that some plant growth and sandbars have affected flow while preparations to place a wing into the stream are underway.
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Walt Penner
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Clark Makes Screen Debut at Kemmerer Theatre
Wild Flower evcuertte Clark stars in her first screen portrayal at the Kemmerer Theatre on Sunday age 21. She embodies a capricious bed of the vol with commendable faithfulness, supported by Jack Pickford James Cooley BE. ort and other screen favorites in a brief, lively debut performance.
It Le Worth Money Cut This Out
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Market notes on live cattle and lamb prices from Drovers Journal
The Drovers Journal reports Idaho lamb buyers paying high prices and two good feeders at 8.15. It predicts higher live cattle prices across classes this year due to range conditions, with early shipments expected from the national forest. Western range cattle at 4.90 and Chicago prices near 9.00 drive northwestern cattle to Omaha amid strong packer demand and feeder competition.
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Drovers Journal
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Man Detained For Nudity At River Shore
A complaint led to the capture of J. L. Brown by Alvin near the river shore. Brown, recently from the upper county fields, was jailed and ordered to undergo 20 days at hard labor by Justice Caroshan for undressing in view of two women and children.
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Ford Is King Ford Day at San Diego Exposition
With the slogan Ford Is King five thousand Ford owners visited the San Diego Exposition on Ford Day. Ford Motor displayed the longest line of automobiles, overwhelming the parking space as over five thousand cars entered. A 55‑piece Ford Band from Detroit led the procession and performed four concerts, praised by critics as a standout musical group of the Exposition year.
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Exposition Grounds
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War Bonnet Round Up to Open in Idaho August 24
The fourth annual War Bonnet Round Up will be held in Idaho Walls beginning August 24 for five days. The announcement promises true western life and notes past events have been highly praised.
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Opal Happenings Report Odd Events and Visits
A local column notes a severe accident injuring a crank and arm fracture with hopes for a quick recovery. It records visitors to Opal Kemmerer Amble and social visits including Mrs Roy Omberssid Mise Ol Peay and Helen Buddendick. The Dayieoo Brothers plan to return home soon amid city excitement from visiting band members.
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Opal
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Kemmerer
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Dayieoo Brothers
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Ogden gateway case upheld by Interstate Commerce Commission
The ICC affirms Union Pacific’s stance against interchanging passenger traffic with Oregon Short Line at Ogden, siding with UP’s right to serve its own routes. The ruling notes UP’s branch investments, shorter mileage, and faster time from Ogden to Ogden, 12 hours 46 minutes, compared with Denver routes via D and RG.
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Ogden
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Commission
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331 828 Horses Shipped Cheyenne Leader
Dr A W Fresch state veterinarian reports a government bulletin showing from August 1914 to May 1915 inclusive 41824 horses and mules imported to Europe and Canada for export to the United States. The bulletin notes a large rise in imports, with 53693 cattle imported from Mexico and Canada in May 1914, falling to 17002 in May 1915. A leath erhound 1918 Breed Books offer and a $1.00 donation to the secretary of the Board of Live Stock Commissioners, Cheyenne, Wyoming.
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Mexico
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