Progressive meeting in Casper to plan 2014 campaign
The Progressive State Committee calls a general conference of Wyoming Progressives in Casper on Monday February 16 to organize campaign efforts. HN Trottlieb of Sheridan chairs the state committee and urges Republican unity without humiliation for former members who left the party.
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Wool Price Hike Boosts Utah Wool Prices
Deseret Evening News reports eastern wool merchants visiting Utah flock masters offering 16 cents per pound for Utah wool. If true, southwestern Wyoming flockmasters may see even higher prices than last year as Utah wool typically commands higher rates than Tah wool.
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Deseret Evening News
Salt Lake
Utah
Wyoming
General Coxey mobilization and editor appointments noted
General Coxey plans to mobilize his followers in Washington before May 1 with half a million backers. Chas R Yoeman of Weston County Gazette in Newcastle is named receiver of the Sun Dance Land Office, to be succeeded by his son Paul. Editors W E Deming, W E Chaplin, A J Mohler, and L J Dahig support harmony and party unison amid cross-state Progressive debate.
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Cheyenne Daily Tribune
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Laramie Daily Republican
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Casper Tribune
L. J. Dahig
Thermopolis Record
Eudgel Fir Party
Editor defends Jackson Hole as rich farm area
Editor Winger of the Jackson Hole Courier rejects the view that the region is untamed and uncivilized. He cites high yields and strong farming prospects in Linewa county, noting four saaiiils for lumber, large oat yields, potato production, valuable four-year-old steers, and current supply limits, arguing the area is a coming agricultural hub.
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Bridge crossing dispute over Snake River at Jackson Hole
Citizens of Ligeolu county challenge State Engineer Ad Parshall as to dam and water rights on the Snake River near Jackson Hole. The dispute centers on tax burden, passage for the public, and the plan to remove water from Nakow Mule to aid reclamation.
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Council Meets in New Building
Council convened in a newly constructed facility after delays caused by contract negotiations. The gathering reviewed progress, planned future use, and oversight of the site, with emphasis on contractor responsibilities and city facility priorities.
Folger Named New Receiver at Evanston Land Office
James P. Folger is appointed receiver of the Evanston land office, arriving with his family from Kemmerer to assume duties on Monday and secure a house in Evanston. The move ends his eleven years in Kemmerer, with wishes for success in his new post.
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Local Officials Deliberate Amid Unclear Proceedings
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Manager Goes East to Attend Ill Mother at Mitteburg
T Sanders, present general manager of U S Coal Co mine at Conroy, left Sunday on No 10 for Mitteburg Pa, his old home, due to his mother’s serious illness. He has led Conroy since last August after succeeding A V Gould as general manager. His friends credit his efficiency and business acumen, noting his valued service to the coal company.
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Lyceum Star Theatre Sold to New Local Owners
Last Saturday Peter S. Keenan sold his interests in the Lyceum Star theatre to Mewar Alex Scott and Ilert Sandberg. The new proprietors, long residents of the area, assume control at once. Keenan plans to move to Salt Lake City to engage in a mining venture with the Utah-Wyoming Mining Co, which holds promising properties.
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Bert
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Stars Entertain Lincoln Chapter and Masons at lodge gathering
Lincoln Chapter of Eastern Star entertained the Masons and their families in their lodge rooms last Friday evening in a royal manner. The card game forty or five hundred was played, followed by supper in the banquet rooms. The chapter is flourishing with 4 percent members and the regular second and fourth Friday meetings are well attended. visitors are always welcomed.
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Sublet Notes and Local Social Roundup
Herbert Veachier visited Frontier Saturday and Sunday while Undersheriff Gudsmnondson was a business visitor in Sublet last week. The Sublet orchestra dance Saturday night drew varied reactions. Gay Ross suffered a finger fracture and two other fingers were badly jammed on Friday. Rose attended the injured. John Brown, watchman at Sab tet for a year, resigned the petition on the first of the month and plans to visit relatives in Gaglaed for the rest of winter.
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Local remedy praised for cough medicine
A Mabory Alabama resident praises Shate wed Charberlain's Count Hennedy as one of the best remedies for coughs, stating it has helped his family with whooping cough and other ailments. Sold at the City Drug Store.
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