Publication day changes and editorial notes crop up
The Pine Dale Roundup reports a shift to Wednesday publication starting January with all news and ads due by Tuesday evening. It dismisses rumors of suspension and notes editor E. E. Lewis takes the helm at Hawline Republican while Wyoming beef markets attract eastern buyers, signaling strong livestock demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thureday
City Mail
Hawline Republican
E. E. Lewis
Cheyenne
Lewis
Wyoming
Shipping Livestock Through Wyoming Faces Poor Feeding Pens
In routing cattle from western Wyoming two unloadings are required at Laramie and North Platte for watering and feeding. Feed pens at Laramie are in unusually bad shape this season with deep mud injuring stock and lowering prices on the Omaha market. The note urges changes and proper precautions to prevent recurrence of low sales.
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Wyoming
David H. Johnson
Daniel
Omaha
Exst
Laramie
North Platte
Drys Law in Last Congress Trails to Tax Carriers
A recent law passed in the last Congress imposes a 5000 dollar fine on railroads and other common carriers for transporting intoxicating liquor into dry territory and charging the purchase price. It applies to mail shipments and requires carriers to disclose the contents and value of liquor aboard ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Tates
United States
Representation Promise by Thirteen County Delegates
A pledge outlines that delegates from thirteen counties will represent the state. The声明 emphasizes unity and adherence to constitutional process as they proceed with legislative duties and public duties.
Political ambitions and Wyoming industrial press revival
Joseph Burke of the Wyoming Industrial Journal of Shoshoni Wyoming visits to promote a new management plan aimed at serving ranchers livestock and mining interests. The paper seeks broad support and promises a Wyoming state map as a premium with yearly subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Burke
Wyoning Industrial Journal
Shoshoul
Wyo
Wyoming
Burke
U S Circuit Court rules on grazing rights in famous case
The United States Circuit Court handed down a decision in four trespass cases brought by Uluta Development Company against John Mackay Daniel Mackay and the Stewart Harding Sheep Company. It held that owners of numbered sections in the Ball land grant prevail and that parties with no land interest cannot justify grazing odd numbered sections via government section rights. The suit began in Judge Meyer’s Green River court, moved to the district court, and was finally decided by the circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Uluta Development Company
John, Mackay
Daniel Mackay
Stewart-Harding Sheep Company
Ie Plainti
Uintacon
Union Pacific Halioad Company
United States Circuit Court
Ball Land
Indea
Tallaferro
Meyer
Green River
Local notes from Kemmerer area and visitors in town
The record lists industry and social mentions including Hen Bagnell's new blacksmith shop now ready for work, James Chrisman of Opal at Kemmerer Savings Bank directors meeting, Platt Wilson with Miller General Land Office survey crew, Edith Karty en route to Berea Kentucky after teaching in Palisade and Midway, an unnamed musician dedicating a year to study, Thomas Sneddon and P J Quealy departing for Chicago for coal operator meetings, BP Quealy visiting as Kemmerer coal mine owner, executive committee of the hospital movement meeting at Kemmerer Opera House, and Lumen wea relocating to Bal Lake home with return plans.
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Ahon
Bagnell’s
James Chrisman
Opal
Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Company
Platt Wilson
Miller General Land Office
Sublet
Blok
Edith Karty
Palisade
Midway
Hathbun
Berea
Thomas Sneddon
P. J. Quealys
Chicago
Quealy
Kemmerer
Gate City
The
Pacific
Pocatella Tribune
New Hospital
Rock Spring
Lumen Wea
Bal Lake
Hue Lever
Cut Glass and Printing Ad Snippet
Fragment lists cut glass items and advertising for calling cards and printing services. Mentions names Carlie and Semmaian and references county taxes and receipts for sales. Mentions Camens office and latest card printing styles in an old local ad tone.
Kemmerer Holiday Shoppers and Local Happenings
Kemmerer and Diamondville bustle with holiday commerce as stores extend hours and parade sales. Notables include Dan Mischler and Goldie the cat, a town hall meeting, a grand ball fundraiser, and various shoppers from Lander and Pinedale. Community notes cover visiting family, found items, a charity ball, and local merchants promoting gifts and candy for the season.
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Lommerer
Arseddom
Orsoon
Ramwerer-Finedale
Saiftven
Thareday
Pinedale
Congress
Therodora Hoossvelt
New York
Teddy
U. S. Circuit Court
Carlie
Dan Semmaian
Netter
Caruies
Gratt
Halbert
Cerone
Dan Mischler
Joe
Hendricks & Stane
Mountain Trading Co
Dismondville
Curtis
Art Doyle
Lander
S.A
Sterre
Angus McDougal
R. K. Gilmore
Cumberland
Angue
Sullivan & Pitt
Kemmerer Boxery
Herman Strine
Arcade
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Wederstand
Diamondville
Christies
Christina Jensen
Saratoga
Hainsfors
Tony
Embree
VanCouver Batrecks
Pete
Gordon
Marchal Naylin
Salt Lake Ie
Bes
Boulder Mercantile Company
Wye
Gree River
Wind River
Mt Uythe Plaper
Sng Agli
Ge of
San
Gaspos
Reed
Teen Michel
Iver
Sy Jeweler
Pris Aes
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