Severe winter storm cripples desert sheep ranges
Reports from the desert winter range describe extreme storm and cold driving sheep toward loss and death. Frosted snow depths reach 18 inches to 3 feet in places near Point of Rocks and Table Rock, with bands forced toward the railroad. feed shortages and lack of dry ground worsen the crisis. Helpless animals break from trails, while owners endure hardship, breaking trail and handfeeding where possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherpman
Upen
Point of Rocks
Table Hook
Colorado Desert
Atre
Ib Uilog
Vic Heeders
Rae
Priug
Crangey
Stan J
Elve Stack
Nablittoe de Marka
Covey Hirt
Atton
Hive Stok
George Murdock
Istuet
Linling A Heckstead
Holt Bos
Stoker Ros
Jobo
Andy Austin
Star Valley Live
Storks
Vienk Barkstead
Grauter
Opal
Pontenella
Ted Desert
Stormy conditions halt Piney Valley travel and stock losses
A severe storm struck Piney Valley causing mail delays, snowbound stage lines, and crews abandoning mills. Reports describe up to eight feet of snow in basins, three feet in surrounding areas, and ongoing blizzard conditions. Ranches like Fish Creek and McClintock mill crews faced evacuations, with livestock in distress and crews seeking hay and horse feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slate Creek
Euleldal
McClintock
Fish Creek
Sudd
Minutle Daniels
Reek Taooh
Buster Mefivatn
Frank Stanley
Waster
Association
Lallarge Livestock
Snow Bound Mesers and Paint Contract Return
Mesers Stienberger and Schwalbe finished painting contracts at iguiney and Marbieton and returned to Kemmerer last week. Mr Schwalbe faced a stormbound halt when horses failed between Pontenelle and Slate creek stations. A fresh team was secured at Orion ranch and Schwalbe was brought back to the ranch after a rough journey lasting three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stienberger
Schwalbe
Iguiney
Marbieton
Kemmerer
Gelug
Pontenelle
Slate Creek
Monteaviré
Orion Ranch
Snowbound ranchers and flocks reported near Rock Springs
The report lists several herds and owners around the Bolt of Rocks and Rock Springs area including George Watts, Chevy Tarker, Sam Curtin, Al Gardner, and Gilligan Franklin. Sheep of Quealy Meterson and Laeir flocks are moved to Cokeville and Geeun Hive, with wind possibly piling snow but feeding remains adequate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolt of Rocks
George Watts
Chevy Tarker
Sam Curtin
al Gardner
Heparta
Hanca
Rock Springy
Cokeville Ranch
Rock Springs
Geeun Hive
Tracksfork
Belig
Gilligan & Franklin
Barret
Leasantt Hock Springs
Lila
Monday Toy
Chapman Sros
Ambiguous Theatre and Dance Lineup At Local Halls
Fragmentary OCR lists upcoming events and performances at Lyceum and Arombly Hall with mentions of dances, a big show, and a Washington's Birthday dance. Dates are garbled but indicate February events and local entertainment including pictures and live bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PLC
Remmerer
Torsday
Davin’ Pictures
Lyceum
Sf Fel
Connert
Diamontville
Eika Ladin Ivan
Font Hall
Ciris
Lyveam
Washington
Lrovam
LM. I
Icicles and town notes reach Kemmerer in wild miscellany
Local items recount town life from Kemmerer including visits by optician Harry Zick and Dr Whitlock, moving picture shows by Frank Davis, stock-show reports from Denver, a missing air of weather with 18 to 20 inches of snow, and plans of residents such as Weller, McDonald, Jetters, Quadros, and others. Reports mention family visits, health, and travel between Kemmerer, Salt Lake City, and Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer House
Nyal
Crean
First National Bank
Mra Jadot
Geo. Hammett
Missousi
Harry Zick
Laramie
Kemmerer Nevern
Kemmerer
W. J. Weller
United States Coal Co
Tomlin
Kemmerer Hotel
W. L. Paulson
Ishoffer
Sublet
Guy Rose
No,di Mine
Walter Fenner
Phillips
K Merer
Hhis Ranch
Daniel
Tawa
Florence Uocker
Los Angeles
Cal
Davies
Tucson
Ariz
Lauder
Matt Jetters
Oregon Short Line
Tuho
Kearney
Frank Davis
Diamondville Wach
Cumberland
Frontier
Habtet
de. Whitlock
Wye
Salt Lake City
Layton
Utah
High County
J. F. McDonald
Bult Lake City
W. W. McDonald
Hermon Strine
Dyten
J. TL Dulee
W. A
Newcastle
Cube
Tony
Sit Lake
Goa
Bague
Salt Lak
Coal Notice Reads Varying Clauses Across Regions
A garbled early notice references coal delivery terms and conditions with unclear names and places. The fragment hints at mentions of payment, allocation or tiering and possible schedules, but remaining text is unreadable.
Big Prices Colembie Hemaoten A Fragment Summary
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Roomson & Co and references routines about healing and a page of a met. Names and the rest are unclear, with phrases repeating nonsensically. No coherent event, date, or location can be established from the readable text.
Court House Notes Commissioners in Session
Commissioners meet through routine business as storm impacts county. ONeil reports Big Piney snow depth and cattle feed, Irwin confirms Jackson Hole snow and stock feed. mail halted four days, road open now. Peterson absent. Clerk Cook and newborn daughter noted. Nicholson to distribute funds to districts. Bell allocates forest service money to roads and schools. Tax receipts rising. 30,000-plus collected. 100k payout planned. Connor returns from Cheyenne and Denver. Jury list to be drawn. revival meetings postponed due to weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wevionthin
Commissioner O'Neil
Big Piney
Opal
Green River
Trafic
J. KE. Irwin
Jackson Hole
Bel
Fay
Duria
Goltley
Teton Pass
Peterson
Star Valley
Bow Wen
Bell
P. W. Connor
Cheyenne
Denver
Notice of Indebtedness Certificates Payment in Kemmerer
The county treasurer Ben Bell announces payment of certificates of indebtedness numbered 1338 through 1700 at the office in Kemmerer Wyoming. Interest on these certificates will cease February 20, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Ben Bell
Diamantville Concert Band Plans Lyceum Night
The Diamantville Concert Band schedules a February 1 Lyceum performance in the city. Program details include multiple pieces and guest musicians. Attendance is encouraged as the event promises engaging music for all ages.
Mrs M J Blake Dies in Denver Hospital
Mrs M J Blake long time Kemmerer resident and Lincoln House proprietor died Friday morning in St. Joseph's hospital Denver after a life marked by strong character. Born Nicholawville Virginia she later lived in Kentucky and Wyoming for 14 years. She married in Salt Lake City 19 years ago to Mr Blake, former superintendent of the mines at Comberlain. Her funeral was in Denver with interment in the Catholic cemetery. Her two children are in the care of the Sisters of Charity of Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelen Honkle
Burk Springs
Bert Buspell
Kemmerer
Ward
Beesnallan & Convent
Dukeville
Jack Mund
Manthey
Salt Lake City
Lea
Jack Matthews
Mra Dea i Burch
Jueippe
Guo
Blacker
Kenimerer
Rock Springs
James
Superior
Sack Matthews
Willow Creek
Arenthe
Brig Smith
Htotet Meumerer
Alex Seat
Tig Isann
All Timers
Gree
Harry Deeds
Harry Deeds, Taqanwsi
J. M
Ital
Jimmy Freemay
Romisover
Reanever
Clem
Hivnelion
Meyer
Abel Tan
Horn
Miller
Priate ‘Heth
Tevbe
Millur
Tly Avene
Willan Downey
Ale Miler
Lemay
Utah
Croley
Ial Jefsun
Miort
Isis
Lily
Ralph W. Suitanl
Low
Brandon
Gearand Foo
Toot
Mira
Charlotte Boggapett
Better
J. Blake
St. Joseph's Hospital
Denver
Blake
Hie Heath
Comberlain
Sisters of Charity of
Sheep on Feed Near Granger Utah Report Strong Condition
Residents report snow in the Linnoal area near the Utah state line south of Granger requiring feeding for all sheep. No unusual deaths, feed plentiful, bands of Dan McKay Staley Brow Keith Smith Brinniger M McKay Pete Wall and Homer Conlick in range. thaw in a few days expected to open range feed and prevent further losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos
Tea Son
Coe
Linnoal
Granger
Utah
Shapp
Dan McKay
Staley Brow
Keith Smith
Brinniger
Mrs Turner Returns to Frontier Home
Mrs Turner of Frontier is renamed Sigiday from Idaho after a brief illness shows health improvement. In Pocatello she sent Brent many trials that mourn her departure, praising his care in the city. The narrative hints at ongoing affection and references Dick as part of the return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RM. Turner
Frontier
Pocatello
Torney
Brent
Family of Murder Victim Arrives En Route to Kansas City
The stepfather of M. Clay, killed by a gunshot last Saturday morning, arrived in the city yesterday. He will accompany the woman to Kansas City on No. 1sturlay. The body is in the care of the Brotherhood of Hallway Trainmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Clay
Lady Lark
Kansas City
Delinquent Taxes Penalty Notice From City Treasury
Delinquent taxes incur a 8 percent penalty for failure to pay by December. The amount attaches to the tax and becomes due December 1. Payments go to the City Treasurer. The notice references delinquent fares and an associated rate, with unclear names and dates due to damaged text.
Fragmentary Public Notice About Unclear Campaign Appeal
Fragments show a public notice or advertisement urging trial of a product or service. Names, dates, and places are unreadable or damaged. The text hints at a city context and a religious or civic appeal but lacks coherent action or clear entities. Further readable details are required for a precise summary.
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Winter Range
Desert
Saensecae
Hamilton
J. F
Fitzpatrick Jeweler and Optician
Ous
USA
Ees Aati
Meioo
Joe Denver
Hie Canaily
Chas
Rathtan Fine
Lincoln
Rathbun
Ralph W. Smith
Akron
Ohio
Colembie Hemaoten
Froia Chay
Roomson & Co
Revwuthy
Paige
Court House
Carl Cook
Mra. Cook
Carl
Mra. Nicholson
Nicholson
Forest Service
Muoney
Magor
AL EL Church
W.T. Dania
Diamantville
Cheater
Parte Vantonter Mereh Wagmor Baod Liyeeloeain
Marana” Wattare
Clhatart Bobs
OM Keuturler Hoss” Masten
M. J. Blake
Mrs. Turner
Father
L von
Chambrlain
Official Council
Town Hall
Ee Dan
Halbert
Alenka
Cyvington
Aboumen
Au Miles
Itu
Suldivan
Mickley
Sullivan
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