Star Valley Forms Committee to Seek Railroad Link
Star Valley residents rally to back a Short Line branch, pledging funds to support a railroad or freight air service. A Star Commercial Club is formed with officers and a three-man delegation to pursue a meeting with the railroad company or Utah capital, aiming for an appointment soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Oregon
da & Railroed
Wyoming
Star Valley Independent Aaya
Star Commercial Club
O. T. Papworth
Qardnar
Bettie
Jayne
Peterson
Smoot
Eugene Weber
Etna
Bert ‘Bigter
Auburmn
Ward Hall
Thomas W. Roberts
I Afton
J. W. Titenser
Arthur Hurtom
Utah
Felala
Wyoming Friends Mourn Billy After Casper Burial
A man known as a Knight of Chance in Sawtelle shot Billy as he approached a gambling house door in that city, mistaking him. Billy’s body was returned to Casper for burial, where he had many friends in Wyoming and especially in southwestern Wyoming who were saddened by his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Casper
Wyoming
Wyomee
At Home in China The Camera Is In
A letter from Loon Ming, in Canton with his father Tom Mie, dated Dec. 25, 1 Kong, says the weather has very little rain. They left here in the fall and expect to be away about two years. The Camera receipt is read with much interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loon Ming
Tom Mie
Canton
China
Kong
Mine Officials Here Visit Kem Amid Cautious Prospect Report
In Kem a visitor, W. D. Brennan of Cheyenne, general manager of the Un Pacific Coal Co. and Sa for' Coal Co., reports work at a new prospect is progressing slowly with limited encouragement. Brennan says all is along nicely despite scant positive news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Brennan
Cheyenne
UN- Pacific Coal Co
Safor’ Coal Co
Kem
Mr and Mrs Hen Hagnell Host Cumberland Visitors
Mr and Mrs Hen Hagnell entertained last Sunday with air guests from Cumberland, including her father and mother Mr and Mrs J M Fad dies, her brother J P Faddies and his Cumberland wife, and Mrs J Faddies of Woods Cross Utah, visiting Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hen Hagnell
J. M. Faddies
J. P. Faddies
Cumberland
J Faddies
Woods Cross
Utah
Wool Buyer Report Sparks Wyoming Wool Market Hopes
Pruitt wool buyer visited Kemmerer and nearby towns seeking offers for the 1916 clip. He reported encouraging long term demand, with bids scarce and growers cautious, awaiting price records from other western districts before contracting.
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Kemmerer Last Ik
P. Pruitt
West
Pruitt
Granger
Ogden
Foratello
Wool Growers Expect Stable Profits This Spring
Figure 35c Wool Thomas Painter and George Snyd report busy in county sheep work. They believe wool will fetch fair per pound this spring. Winter costs for maintaining sheep run about one dollar per head, forecasting profits return to normal.
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Thomas Painter
George Snydbeen
Warden Party Probes Elk Die Off Near Kemmerer
Game Warden Hero State Game Wades Nate FP Wilson with Dr. Taylor the government veterinarian and Dr. French state veterinarian traveled to Kemmerer en route to Jackson Hole after reports that elk calves are dying from a disease. Assistant warden C P Berenson accompanies the party heading to the Green River valley where elk are snowed in and inaccessible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate FP. Wilson
Taylor
French
Kemmerer
Jackson Hole
C. P. Berenson
Green River Valley
Ford
Local youth boxing exhibit inspires budding champions
A fragmentary report notes a boxing exhibition scene featuring young prospects including Master Pete Quealy and Mahlon pursuing wrestling honors, with references to a mother and rising talents in a community setting. The piece hints at future college achievements and a lively local boxing culture among youth.
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Mahlon
Pete Quealy
Dukes
Es. Jett
Char
Visiting Our Jail Wow Tale From Pauly Jail Buildin
A garbled note recounts a visit to a new county jail in Colorado and credits Pauly Jail Building Company for fixtures. It mentions a board member and a local official figure associated with the project and praises the facility as among the best in the region.
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Che Pauly Jail Building Company
Liveuly
Hugo
Colorado
Purchase Proposition Word Salad Shocks Local Buyer
A garbled message outlines a dubious property deal with scattered phrases about bargaining alcohol and realty. It mentions buyers, sellers, a possible royal or ceremonial tone, and unclear names or roles, leaving the core action and participants poorly defined.
Range Conditions Improve as Desert Feeds Restore
Desert reports indicate a big improvement in range conditions with milder weather and quick snow melt. Sheep and cattle now access plentiful feed, reducing hay orders, though a spring turnout may be delayed until early April as meadows and pastures reopen after winter.
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Piney
Wfe
Letter Details Harsh Winter Threatening Sheep Flock
Parley Mantle reports from Luman beach north of Point of Rocks that snow reaches about two feet with high northeast winds for 40 hours. Flocks fed from the rim where snow is shallow. a Bennion helper suffered severe frostbite, delaying tasks and causing some sheep to be smothered, but losses remain small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Mantle
Parley
George Watts
Luman Beach
Point of Rocks
Bennion
New Miners Local Organized by Lincoln-Kemmerer Mines
Matthew Morrow of United Mine Workers Dist 22 led a Sunday meeting where miners of the Lincoln-Kemmerer Coal Co started a new local with about twenty members. Frank Tanfield was elected president, Albert Williams vice president, A Fillin recording secretary, and George Phoebe financial secretary and treasurer. The unit will adopt the same scale and conditions as other mines in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Morrow
United Mine Workers, Dist. No. 22
Almy
Lincoln-Kemmerer Coal Co
Frank Tanfield
Albert Williams
A. Fillin
George Phoebe
Parole Officer Seeks Fugitives From Oregon
Joe F. Kener, an amie parole officer for Oregon, traveled to Kemp Ron Sunday afternoon to escort George Miller back to Salem for parole violation from a former prison term. Miller, said to be a dangerous man, had been employed under the alias Hugh Donovan at the Busy Bee. Night Marshal Con Brady learned of the threat and wired Salem to detain Miller until arrival. Parole requirements kept him from leaving the state and demanded regular reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe F. Kener
Oregon
Kemp Ron
George Miller
Salem
Busy Bee
Hugh Donovan
Little Acres
Con Brady
Alfiger
Tate
Leased School Lands Near Kemmerer Attract Cattle Talk
Paul Ubbardi notes a nearby Inaseu school section beside the road west of Kemmerer may host a good milk cow operation. The land, long valued, forms one of several tracts taken up near Kemmerer in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ubbardi
Kemmerer
Omood
Y S M I A Dance Supports Mormon Church Remodeling
A Mutual Improvement Association party held in the Moluaay area raised funds to cover expenses for installing a hardwood door at the Mormon church building. The event featured music and dancing精彩 but details of attendance and exact amounts are unclear in the fragments.
Calves Arrive at Road Train 18 Held Up
Jimmy Jensen of Big Piney led 1400 head of Mickleson calves to the railroad after a four day, 75 mile drive. The herd, fed with oil cake and hay, faced occasional escapes and a rural night chase. A No. 18 derailment attempt saw a bandit steal about $100 and a gold watch before escaping. Union Pacific offers 1000 dollars for capture, with Wyoming law allowing capital punishment or life imprisonment if caught.
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Jimmy Jensen
Big Piney
Mickleson
Opal
Kemmerer
Mr. Mickleson
Charley Robinson
Ulinnate
Green River City
Union Pacific
Wyoming
Ranger Frat Issue Debuts At Kemmerer High School
The Ranger, Kemmerer High School’s new volume, appeared last week from Cam presses. The boot paper shows progressiveness and high character, welcomed by Kemmerer Residents. Five publications are planned this year, ending with the Annual in the same format as last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranger
Kemmerer High School
Kemmerer
Pies & Good
Senator Hyde Dies After Long Illness in Ogden
Friends mourn Hon Wizard A Hyde of Star Valley and Lincoln and Uinta counties after his death at Dee Hospital Ogden He had served as state senator from 1908 and was second counsellor to the Star Valley president A double funeral followed his brothers George A Hyde and John Hyde at their Valley home last Sunday.
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Wizard A. Hyde
Lincoln
Uinta
Dee Hospital
Ogden
George A
John
Hyde
Star Valley
Metropolis
Nev
State Senate
Nevada
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Modeny
Wiles Committee
Wegon
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Orn National Bank of the Federal
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Anston
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Weines
Soe Poe
Roy Ts Ow
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New Miners Local
Y.S. M. I. A. Dance
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Strong Hank
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Kemmerer Savings Bank
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