Senator Clarence Don Clark a Wyoming political figure
The article profiles Senator Clarence Don Clark of Wyoming, detailing his birth in New York in 1851, education at Iowa State University, and shift from law to public service. It notes his roles as Uinta County prosecutor, representative, and long Senate career, highlighting his committees, marriage to Alice Downs, and social prominence.
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Uinta County
Clarence Don Clark
Clark
Wyoming
Sandyk
New York State
New England
Uratia Clark
An Huchison
Roger Williams
Par- Marsachunette
Commonwealth of Rhode Island
Paura A. King
Iowa State Univer
Ulied Jameed
Tieu Paie
Delaware County
Rommluedt
Denc
Evanston
Someer
Republican Nation
Tie
Harttson
Territory
Clarke
Senate
Senator Clark
Washington
Alice
Downs
Laura Blythe
Drift Fence Debate After Big Piney Meeting
Report from the Big Piney meeting on February 5 discusses drift fences for generations of the Green River Piney area. The plan includes a fence from the Big Bend of Green River to Rock Creek mouth below Kendall with secured funding. Settlers increasingly view the fence as a future benefit despite current opposition and district allotment issues.
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Gaperriser Dubn Raphael
Wyoming
Mallens Forest
Afton
Green River
Rock Creek
Old Kendall
Frontier Geoon Gets New Electric Plant Underway
Electrician Ed Hartie reports foundation work finished for a new Frontier Geoon electric plant. The 2 300 volt engine built by Western Electric is with Kerr Turbine Co for testing and shipment planned this week. The old 35 kilowatt engines will be displaced, one sent to Sublet, and the plant expected to come online by mid March.
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Ed Hartie
Frontier Supply Company
Ew Electric
Frontier Ge Oon
Western Electric Company
New York State
Kerr Turbine Company
Kemmerer
Uncle George reports cattle outlook and spring turnout
George Smith of Cora known as Uncle George says stock on Green river is fine but extreme cold has raised feeding by a third. He notes Pinedale ranchers will turn out herds with less bay than in years past and that winter feeding now seems wise. He plans to return to the ranch by March and mentions costly private car travel options east and west of the Mississippi.
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George Smith
Cora
Amos Smith
George
Idaho
Utah
Green River
Pinedale
Smith
Controversy over federal grazing and fencing policy debated
A meeting debated grazing counts, range capacity, and fencing under a new system. Proposals include counting cattle on the range and government aid for fencing and labor, with opinions split on extending grazing for game reserves and the impact on local stockmen.
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Rilally
Aks
First National Bank
Blyth
Fargo-Hoskins Co
Wye
Judiciary Committee
Seaboard
Wan Oom Ders Orke
Aus
Christmas
Mississippi
Litte Grovout
Bupervia Raghavi
Cattje Range
Oma
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