Coyote and Wolf Concerns Shape State Land Equalization Meet
County chairmen and commissioners set dates in Cheyenne to push a state land equalization. The state board of equalization gains authority to balance valuation disparities among counties, with 21 farmers and 21 assessors attending. Reports note coyotes and wolves threaten sheep, triggering trapping and bounty activity in Linn and Lincoln counties as prices for hides rise.
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Cheyanne Cae
Cheyenne
State Board of Equalization
Nenvente Ag
State Board of Equalization Authority
Frank J. Hou
Robert B. Forsythe
Herman B. Gates
Linn County
Lincoln County
Rich McMinn Arrests Horse Thief in Milford Utah Case
Lincoln County stock inspector Rich McMinn arrested Floyd McCowale following a horse theft spanning Milford Utah to Evanston Lund and Lund. The suspect pled guilty in district court and awaits sentencing after a successful criminal trail.
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Rich McMinn
Lincoln County
Milford
Utah
Floyd McCowhale Om
Histon
Evanston
Rich
oTaalae
Tah
Lundib
Lee
McCoy
Aho
Yale
Srrest
Beck
Justien Ci
Ples
Veing
Why Saleh Left Home High School Play Promises Big Crowd
High school cast rehearses the dementic farce Why Saleh Left Home to be staged at the ieee next Saturday evening. The cast includes many teachers and pupils and reserves seats may be obtained at City Drug Store after tomorrow morning.
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Saleh
Ieee
Numder
Wilhelms at Ogden Seek Winter Housing
Frank Wilhelm arrived from Ogden yesterday. Mrs. Wilhelm and daughters Miss Mary and Mrs. P. H. Healy will stay for winter in a furnished house. Mrs. Wilhelm is in poor health and taking baths at the hut. Mrs. Healy receives former cars and is undergoing an operation.
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Frank Wilhelm
Ogden
Auditor Returns Home From Task at Union Pacific
F J Weley of Pittsburg, longtime secretary treasurer, has been auditing the Union Pacific and plans to return home Sunday. He says the company would proceed as usual and expects to resume duties by spring if operations reopen. additional details depend on winter conditions.
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F. J. Weley
Pittsburg
Union Pacific Sceene
J Kemmerer
Wool Growers Meet in Cokeville Foster Coyote Bounty Debate
Members of the Lincoln County Wool Growers association gathered in Cokeville for their annual convention. Attendees discussed coyote bounty payments, assessed dues, and efforts to protect flocks during lambing. Forest officials and local leaders attended, with a lively evening of music and socializing reported.
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Lincoln
West
Wyoming
Montana
Utah
Idaho
Kemmerer
James W. Chrisman
E. J. Brandley
H. Blginey
Orson Bennion
J.D. Noblitt
Committee On
Beam
Big Cattle Drive With 35 to 40 Car Train Reported
Several large drives of cattle are moving this week forming a train of 35 to 40 cars. Will and Charley Alexand lead with about seven cars. a mixed group from Big Piney follows with about eight. Charley Ball’s drive leads the late cars, while Bill Luce and Hersig are behind them. Two other bunches are en route as the cat Ue market stays about steady. Reports from Big Piney note little Snow. The Camera invites subscriptions, promising savings.
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Will
Charley Alexand
Cora
Hack
Charley Ball
Bill Luce
Hersig
Big Piney
Dance in the Evening Attracts Large Attendance
A historical note reports a large social dance event titled Dance in the Evening led by Mrs Watt Brandon. It drew a crowd of around 380 people, described as the largest ever held, with participants enjoying the evening in the hosting venue.
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Mra
Watt Brandon
Mapes Oe
Prize winning Rambouillet sheep at Quealy-Peterson ranch
Rambouillet flock from Cokeville's Quealy-Peterson ranch took numerous awards at the National Stock Show in San Francisco. A 2-year-old ram, sired by ram 26 bought for 1000, drew high interest though fleece dirt kept him from a top prize. Twelve awards were earned across Rambouillet classes, with sales to California breeders and the College of California.
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Lhat
Cokeville
San Francisco
Montana
Uta
Quealy
Department of Agriculture
California
Agricultural College of California
United States
Thirty Inches of Snow on Graysrive Elk Hunt
John Misehler Angus McLean and Fred Cook returned from a long hunt at the head of Graysrive with no elk found. They report deep snow up to 50 inches driving them out and pushing elk to lower pastures, a boon for stockmen next season.
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John Misehler
Angus McLean
Fred Cook
Graysrive
Johnny
Advertised Letters at Kemmerer Post Office
Postmaster Mack lists uncial names George Beem Frank Jensen Geo B Ponter and Fred B Ritter among letters advertised at the Kemmerer post office. Patrons are asked to phone No 19 or mail news items anytime.
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Mack Hi
Kemmerer
George Beem
Frank Jensen
Geo. B. Ponter
Fred B. Ritter
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Ceirman
Oneyenne
Auditor
First National Bank
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Washheap C
Total
Vora
Pehle
Wool Geowers
J. D. Nobbte
Kinney
Oscar Peterson
Wattes
Conyeonie
M. PF
Whelan
H. T. Coreyer
H. Stoner
Pred Chapin
Sayane
Joe ©. Kinney
Association
Opal
Quealy Peterson Sheep Co
Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Co
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