Lincoln County sees unprecedented tax collection in 1918
Lincoln County treasurer Gilbert Taysom reports $285,082.62 of the $311,000 1918 tax total paid by month end, with only about $24,000 delinquent. For 1917 taxes, collections were $166.19, leaving far more unpaid. The county now holds about $100,000 cash on hand and $101,000 in certificates awaiting call, despite earlier debt of $124,000.
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Lincoln County
Gilbert Taysom
Taysom
Goas L Lands Re Opened To Coal Entry Near Glencoe
Information from Washington reports a tract between Glencoe and Cumberland once in petroleum withdrawal has been restored to coal entry after an appeal to the Interior Department. The Kay entry near Star Coal Company land, leased to Star Company, President Victor Smith of Kemmerer, and operators Reynolds and Mullings, marks the restoration and opening for coal mining.
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Glencoe
Star Coal Company
Washington
Beween
Cumberland
Secretary of the Interior
General Landomtiee
James Kay
Orden
Kay
R. R. Rose
Victor Smith
Kemmerer
Star
Messrs. Reynolds and Mullings
Star Company
Jackson Appeals for Help as Epidemic Strikes Remote Valley
An urgent appeal reached the Camera office on a Friday night for doctors and nurses for Jackson Hele country. Messages sent to Pocatello Idaho Falls East Lake City and others failed to reach physicians in time. Two nurses were finally dispatched by Mr Fred Kaickerbocker general superintendent of the Oregon Short Line. The Jackson ragpist reported appalling suffering with four deaths that day. the lone local doctor was redirected toward relief efforts. Dr Avhrey of Ashton Idaho began for Jackson with another nurse aboard.
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Jackson Hele
C .W. Huff
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
East Lake City
Jepkeon Hole
Ward
Fred Kaickerbecke
Oregon Short Line
Jackson
Jas. &. Simpson
Camere
Jackson Hola
Jacksot
Kaickerbocker
Avhrey
Physiel Ashton
Idaho
Jacksor
Adon Bathday
Nured
School Board 15 Cited For Contempt
Wm Shinsel served a writ of Injunction on La Barge School District directors to stop moving the Viola School. Board members B H Bimpkine and Chas Olson face contempt charges for violation. Joseph Guyetto and Philstus Twitchell are named in the attachment. The May term opens as contempt penalties include fines up to 200 dollars.
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Wm Shinsel
la Barge
Viola
B. H Bimpkine
Chas. Olson
Joseph Guyetto
Philstus Twitchell
Green River fights potash annexation and court injunction
Attorney M Wilson secured a temporary injunction in Cheyenne District Court stopping Green River from acting on orders to annex the Liberty Potash Co. territory. A separate petition sought to annex Potash territory to Green River, opposed by Potash Co. A hearing on dissolving the injunction is anticipated. Also, T McCormick visited Kemmerer en route to Salt Lake City after returning from Wichita Falls with Wyoming and Idaho partners to explore valuable leases.
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M. &. Wilson
Bal Lake City
United States District Court
Cheyenne
Green River
Liberty Potash Co
T. & ‘Talliaterro
Rock Springs
Aity
Gren River
Arnold
Poteet Company
Wilson
Wyoming
District Court
Gress River
Exciting Ford Stunt Ends in Riverbed Crash
Abe Manass, driving a Ford flivver toward Frontier, misjudges a turn near Hamatork bridge. The car plunges off the embankment into the river bed and overturns, trapping him briefly but leaving only fright and minor injuries. He and the vehicle return to town, vowing caution.
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Hamatork Budgs
Kemmerer
Abe Manasal
Abe
Frontier
Ford
Grafton 15 Pardoned by Board of Pardons in Cheyenne
Dar Crafton received a full pardon from the Board of Pardons in Cheyenne after a 1817 Kemmerer District Court slaughter conviction. He was sentenced to one to five years, has been out since 1916, and his case drew sympathy as he claimed the killing was accidental. A separate note reports a Christmas package left at Kammerer post offices with a card reading To Hazel from Cura.
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Dar Crafton
Board of Pardons
Cheyenne
Back
Crafton
Kemmerer
Toler Arnold
I. Hung
Johnny Mack
Kammerer Pestories
Hazel Trom
Kemmerer Pust
Woolgrowers Meet in Annual Convention in Kemmerer
The Twelfth Annual Lincoln County Woolgrowers Association convention met January 3–4, 1919 in Kemmerer with small attendance but viewed as a success. Key actions included government wool protection for the 1919 clip, cooperation with the Biological Survey to eradicate predatory animals, and employing stray-pickers to aid members. Out of town guests and banquet events were noted with several named attendees.
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Lincoln County Woolgrower Association
Kemmerer
Lincoln County Woolgrowerae Association
New Kemmerer Theatre
Lincoln County
Cook
Fuenga
Daerah
Woolgrowers
Milway
Wye
John W. Haddenham
Cokeville
Joe Flier
P. W. Olson
Elmo Haggerty
William Angelo
F. Roberts
Myrtle Angelo Frank A. May
Fred Roberts
J. D Noblitt
F Jensen
Dorsey Angus McLean
Eileen Keihoe
Mary May
Sadie Brown
Matilda Hate
Myrtle Galbraith
Cannon Ranch
J. Hershler
Rock Springs
Gus Linden
C. M. Linden
Coalville
Utah
Martha Salmon
Lucy Salmon
Salt Lake City
Oscar Peterson
la Barge
J. C. Salmon
Nellie McRae
Big Piney
John O'Niel
Prospector Heman Injured in Fossil Field Ride
J J Herman a pioneer prospector in the Fossil field was thrown from his horse near the Chase King ranch. His leg was broken in two places but doctors report his recovery progressing satisfactorily.
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J. J. Herman
Fossil Field
Chase King Ranch
Fossil
Heraman
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