Oil Land Legislation Analysis by Max W Ball
Max W Ball former U S Geologic Survey chair discusses western public lands oil potential and proposed Walsh bill. He warns major reforms are needed to prevent stockholding conflicts and ensure westward development without illegalities, noting practical funding and governance obstacles. Miss Margaret Christmas reports Wyoming winters favored over Michigan.
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Indy
United States
Inn
Margaret Christmas
Utica
Michigan
Wyoming
Miss Christmas
H. ®. Christmas
WHY OLD BACKS ACHE AND KIDNEYS AIL ELDERLY
A damaged ad style notice notes back and kidney pains in middle age and warns of Bright's disease. Dean's Kidney Pills are praised by Jack Webster of Kemmerer for relief during years of kidney trouble with weak back, frequent nighttime urination, and aching. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo supplies the remedy.
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Bright
Oan
Kemmerer
Mr. Webster
Jack Webster
Saphire Street
Dean
Doan
Stoun
Webster
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Government Accommodates Stockmen In Wyoming Forest Shift
Pinedale January 4 W Enos of Daniel, president of Beaver Horse Creek Cattle and Horse Growers Association, reports a letter from Associate Forester Hall stating a forest boundary change. Areas of Teton and Wyoming forests near Fall River basin and Horse Creek will move to the Lander Bridger system to streamline grazing administration for local stockmen. The switch, urged by petition signers, will require new staff at the local office and division of duties to better serve ranchers nearer Pinedale. Supervisor Cooper has not yet been officially advised of the change.
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Pinedale
Enos
Daniel
Beaver-Horse Creek Cattle and Horse Growers’ Association
Forester Hall
Washington
Forestry Department
Teton Forest
Jackson
Wyoming Forest
Afton
Lincoln County
Fall River Basin
Horse Creek
Collliwood
Forest
Winedale
Forest Rats
Cooper
Bridger Forest
Suit Dismissed Over Alleged Diamond Coal Fraud
Federal Judge John A. Riner dismissed the government’s suit against Diamond Coal & Coke of Uinta and Lincoln counties for alleged fraud in which the firm allegedly obtained Wyoming coal lands worth at least 1 million dollars. The court granted 90 days to amend the petition, stating the government failed to clearly show how the fraud was committed. The case followed a lengthy government probe into profits from mining over the past two decades.
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Diamond Coal & Coke Company
Uinta
Lincoln
John A. Riner
Intern Wyoming
Ringer
United States
Rigdon
D. J. Howell
Bean
Char
Amalgamated Copper Company
Weal
Snow Descends on the Codlands and Fields
Sage notes mix poetry with local notices as snow falls softly over the region. Various residents report travels, visits, and routine events from Denver to Tacoma, with a community dance announced at the Julian opera house and barbershop updates.
Rabies Alarm Prompts Jackson Hole Cattle Club Meeting
A Jackson Hole cattle and horse association meeting was held at the Community Club House to curb rabies after a mare owned by Paul Lyon of Teton showed signs of infection. Deputy Sheriff Robison ordered the animal shot, and three dead coyotes were found nearby as suspected rabies victims. A poison program against rabies and dogs will be pushed in Jackson's Valley to protect cattle and elk herds. Tom Ford of the O B I division headed to Salt Lake City for hospital treatment for stomach trouble.
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J Hole Cattle & Horse Association
Jackson
Jackson's Hole
Paul Lyon
Teton
Sherif Robison
Jackson's Valley
Poetry Snippet Sent To The Camera From Kaiser J W Glasgow
A poet from Kaiser J W Glasgow submitted a clipped verse from an eastern paper to The Camera. The lines rail against wartime shortages with humorous wordplay on daily frugality and loss, ending with a strong antiwar lament about seeing a kal wee.
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J. W. Glasgow
East
Tam
M. Coa
Fell From Engine Wreck Injures Engineer Parlow
Engineer Peter Parlow suffered serious injuries after falling from his locomotive in the yard at Oi mondville. He struck his face and leg and was taken to Salt Lake City hospital for treatment. the railroad provides care for injured workers. The Camera boasts Western Wyoming’s best printing plant and offers high grade work.
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Peter Parlow
Oimondville
Salt Lake City
Wyoming
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