Wyoming Sheep Outlook From Cokeville Visitor
H W Oleon of Cokeville, returning from Cheyenne, discusses Wyoming sheep news in Kemmerer. He notes widespread optimism due to favorable range weather, reduced costs from less feeding, and a shift of flocks toward ranches to cut expenses. He predicts lower banding and a robust next year with smaller herds and steady wool demand, while sugar prices and numbers reflect market shifts.
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H.W. Oleon
Cokeville
Kemmerer
Cheyenne
Oleon Iu
Wyoming
Ide
Met
Alcon
Ieee
Back From China Tom Warkim Returns to Kemmerer Cafe
Tom Warkim, after a year’s absence from Kemmerer, has returned and will resume his stake in the Hotel Kemmerer Cafe. Poor health prompted the trip to his native country and visits to China Japan Hawaii Island Ogden and San Francisco. He is greatly improved in health.
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Tom Warkim
Kemmerer
Kemmerer Cafe
Tom
China
Japan
Hawaiia Island
Falso
Ogden
San Francino
National Wool Growers Association Market Details
Fragmentary report notes an association meeting on January 1 in San Francisco or Los Angeles. It mentions possible price rates and trading terms but lacks complete details.
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San Franciso
Los Angeles
Mondell Pushes Local Parcel Post Bill On Rural Routes
Rep Mondell introduces a bill for local parcel post on rural free delivery routes with rates from 1 to 25 cents for parcels up to 1 pound. He notes general parcel post is unlikely but favors star-route deliveries to aid rural districts and Wyoming where only seven routes exist.
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Taft
Congressman Mondell
Congress
Mundell
Mondell
Mondeleaye
Parcel Post
Wyoming
Parcela Post
Stur
Public Well Served Daring lnst Ween the Post Arrive in Kemmerer
The Kemmerer post office was busy with Christmas rush activity. J. Palmer, Postmaster, and assistant Pearl Yost received high compliments for handling the crowds, with the community expressing satisfaction at the office’s pleasant service and efficient management.
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Kemmerer
J. Palmer
Pearl Yost
Evers
Palmer
Kemmeter
Calendars printed for business men for 1918 year end
The Camera force has been busy printing calendars for local business men with samples ready for 1918 by January 1. Prices are lower than traveling salesmen, and the line includes unique tissue calendars such as the Larry Quesly park scene airship piece and several Diamondville imports.
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Larry Quesly
Army Bros. of
Diamondville
Sawaya
Poon
Japaneas Co-Operative Trading
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First National Bank
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Co
Sony Amr Anni
Hank
Siete
National Wool Growers Ass'n
Mr. Mondell
Iy Drug Store
T. B. Carnahan
F. B. Curtis
Meet
Wyomla Forest
The
Forest Service
Edison