Soil experts arrive in Jackson Hole for land classification study
W A Rockie a bureau of soils specialist from Rome arrives in Jackson with M W Henriean and Rosencrans Forest Service to map soils for agricultural land listings. C L Smith from Washington and Bailey of the Biological Survey join to study the region including Yellow stone Te ton forest and east territory while August Christianson hauls rock for a new school foundation and Charles Delaney sells four binders to buyers Gunther Eggleson Kafferlin and Henrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Rockie
Bureau of Soils
Jackson
Rome
M. W. Henriean Driver
Rockie
Rosencrans
Forest Service
C. L. Smith
Washington
Forestry Department
Mr. Bailey
Biological Survey
Yellowstone Park
Teton Forest
Charles Delaney
Albert Gunther
Joe Eggleson
L. A. Kafferlin
Warren Henrie
Gift Broom Sent from Rawlins Penitentiary to Mrs Tarter
Mrs B M Tarter received a broom from Rawlins Penitentiary made by a prisoner known as Smoky White. The handle features a fine hardwood with pink and green velvet woven between the wire for about a foot. It was sent in appreciation of her kindness to him and other inmates while he was in Kemmerer county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Tarter
Rawlins
Kemmerer
Jail rising near Kemmerer signals new prison
Construction advances on a concrete prison near Kemmerer with a completed roof and enclosed walls. Masonry progress includes sanitary jail cells equipped with lavatory facilities and wash bowls, promising a modern, secure detention site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Kemmerer
County Chairman comes to film at New Kemmerer theater
County Chairman star Maclyn Arbuckle makes his motion picture debut in a Henry W. Savage production of The County Chairman. The film, adapted from George Ade's comic drama, will be shown Thursday August 26, reflecting the play's small town characters and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maclyn Arbuckle
Henry W. Savage
New Kemmerer Theatre
Famous Players Film Company
George Ade
Gardeners Honored For Fine Home Grown Produce
The editor thanks Charlie Hibbs and Dick Turner of Front for two excellent square meals in a week. Hibbs supplied fine cauliflower while Turner's garden provided superior carrots, turnips, and beets. The note praises these enterprising gardeners and their diverse crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Hibbs
Dick Turner
Turner
Cyril Wright Sickness Reported In Star Valley
Mr and Mrs Buck Wright learned their son Cyril, visiting Star Valley, had appendicitis. He is said to be greatly improved and his mother planned to travel home Tuesday after making the trip to be with him. The Camera will continue local, county and state coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Wright
Cyril
Star Valley
Platt Wilson
Sur~veyors
State Reclamation Service
No. 4
John Burk
Lioyh
Phil Hopkins
G. Hopks
Herbert Kennedy
Sutphin
Ideal Beach Amusement Co Stockholders Meet Reports Growth
Trial stockholders meeting at the Hotel assessed a capital increase from 25000 to 56000 and a strong year in review led by President James W Nell. Improvements planned include a hotel on Bear Lake west shore grounds and thirty new tent cottages. Directors elected include James W Nell Bernard Evans RB Turner Walter Penner and Oscar Wright. A road proposal from Ideal Beach to Ogden via Ant Valley Beaver South Fork and Ogden is being mapped by 3D Larson and A Wright with anticipated 73 mile scenic route. Ogden interests grow as more parties participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideal Beach Amusement Co
James W. Nell
Bear Lake
James W. Neil
Oornard Evans
RB. Turner
Walter Penner
Oscar Wright
Wyoming
Idaho
Utah
Telaca Ogden
Ogden Aays
Ideal Beach
Ogden
Ant Valley
Beaver
South Fork
Ogden Canyons
3D. Larson
A. Wright
Ogden Rean
Ivea Falls
R. A. Woodall
Pathfinder
Traded Ford for Big Buick Trade Goes Sour
A man named Harry Corley faces charges for selling a Ford he bought on conditional sale and taking a Buick in a trade. He claimed the Buick came from the east and offered to settle the balance, but the trade led to questions about ownership and repayment with California involved in the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Corley
California
Calldueale
Bie Ford
Burch Delegates Travel to Oakland Convention
Mrs J H Burch returns from California with Mace to attend a convention in Oakland. Wyoming delegates, led by Dr Duntway, meet in Los Angeles and San Francisco. Clark and Marquis address delegates. a split within the national association is anticipated as the nominating result shows 72 to 26. The party travels by auto toward Sacramento and Portland, planning to return early next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mace
Mre
J. H. Burch
Angeles
Bureh
Wyoming
Seatiow
Oakland
Duntway
The
State University
National Association
Eeith K. O. Clark
Dr. and Harry Marquis
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Sacramento
Portland
Town Jurist Hubert Utterback Visits Westward
Judge Hubert Utterback of the Ninth Judicial District Des Moines visited Kierer over Sunday and Monday at EB L Smiths home. The trip west of Denver included Salt Lake City visits with the Smiths. He presides over Polk county and is noted as the state’s only Democrat on the bench, with a record of 1806 cases tried as police judge without a single jury trial request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Utterback
Ninth Judicial District
of Moines
Laws
Scoom
Kierer
EB. L. Smith
Stoe Werke
San
San Tee
Salt Lake City
Polk County
Des Moines
Dr Kindell joins local hospital staff after Colorado medical training
Dr. Kindell L B Kindell recently selected for a hospital post. A Colorado Medical Department graduate in June 1913, he trained as an interne in Salt Lake City for six months and spent a year at Southern Pacific General Hospital in San Francisco. He is single and plans to begin work in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Kindell
Selectini Hospital
University of Colorado
Salt Lake City
Southern Pacific General Hospital
San Francisco
Cali
Pueblo
Colo
Kindell
Marquis Travels North From Angeles to San Francisco
Marquis travels north toward San Francisco meeting Prof and Mrs Bureb at a former place. They proceed toward Washington state while visiting points on the northwest coast before returning home. The doctor feels better and enjoys the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
San Francisco
Local merchant hails Chamberlain’s Colle Chalera remedy
Sol Wil of Jesse Tenn endorses Chamberlain’s Colle Chalera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says he never hesitates to recommend it and that he found it more effective than any similar product, with relief he could not get from other preparations. The remedy is available everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Sol Wilmerchant
Jesse
Kemmerer Opens School With Emphasis On Outside Sports
The Kemmerer school year begins with belief in balancing outside sports and academics. Principal Prof. Burch and the school board have chosen capable teachers, aiming for a successful term and strong student progress, meeting parental hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usder
Kemmerer
Burch
Mrs. McMillan to Be Operated in Kemmerer
Dr. 8 A Pinkerton of Galt Lake City was summoned to Kemmerer to operate on Mrs. George McMillan of Frontier, a Kemmerer sister of J B H Matthews and Mrs Henry Potter. Mrs Matthews will accompany the party to Salt Lake City for the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. A. Pinkerton
Galt Lakes City
Kemmerer
George McMillan
Frontier
McMillan
J. B BH. Matthews
Mra
Henry Potter
Rock Siprings
Mra. Matthews
Salt Lake
Town Officers Council Meeting Schedule Clarified
Town Hall hosts monthly council sessions on the first Monday. The notice references meter related matters and securing items at the Kem appelle Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Town Hall
Pam
Court House Notes on Patents and Deeds Filed
Court house notes report patent and warranty deed filings with the county clerk during the past week. Entries include transfers by Mattier to Bruca L and Wilson to Wm. I., with parcel descriptions and dates from 1818 through 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warremy Degis
M. J. Hemmer
Hanes G Maitier
Jond
Mattier
Bruca L
Coa
Cache Ears
Tote
Jackson
Th.eahlee
Kelly
Ann Maiy
Notice of land selection for state institutions at Evanston Wyoming
Notice states a State Charitable Educational and Reformatory land selection, parcel 41 No 05038, for sections 5 1 34 25 township 22 23 north range 114 115 west sixth meridian containing 261.59 acres. Claimants may protest mineral character or other reasons by filing affidavits before the 30th day of ce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Wyo
State of
Lanis
Notice to Lodge Lands for State Educational Institutions
Notice of publication for serial 05037 lists lands described by townships ranges and sections in Wyoming. The respondent is informed to file protests or claims by September 30, 19XX with Alex Nisbet, Registrar, in this office, under the disposal provisions for the State Chair Educational Penal and Reformatory Institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Wien
Av’ Ld
Elfth
Alex Nisbet
Heginter
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Coteeeed
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