John E Erwin Remembered as Loyal Lincoln County Official
A tribute to John E. Erwin of Gravent on his departure from Lincoln county after two years as county commissioner. The piece notes his faithful service, broad respect from both major parties and supporters, and his ranching life in Jackson Hole after leaving Kemmerer. It traces his Wisconsin origins, move to Missouri and Wyoming, and his early role as undersheriff in Albany county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
John E. Erwin
Lincoln County
Jackson Hole
Erwin
Nhe
Board of County Commissioners
Grant County
Wisconsin
Missouri
Wyoming
Laramie
Albany County
Wool Embargo Lift May Shape Next Spring Prices
In a brief chat with dockmaster T Hunter Salmon, speculation swirls over how lifting the wool embargo could affect prices next season. He notes buyers may use wool as leverage to push down prices, but warns it is too early to judge. He cites shifting industry conditions and war related import uncertainties in Germany and Austria, with Europe and the Americas adjusting trade flows through London as markets respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Hunter Salmon
Australis
Africa
London
Germany
Austria
Fk le Wet
United Pirates
Penny
Berlin
Roswell
France
Switzerland
Alps
Dresden
Hotterdam
Holland
England
New York
Penny in Kemmerer J. . Penny Co. head visits town
J. Penny president of the Penny Company, owner of Golden Rule Stores in 71 western towns with 12 more to open in spring, visited Kemmerer for three days. He attends Salt Lake City stockholder convention to elect directors and plan store openings in Rawlins and Laramie. He recalls early rise from $50 salary to a multimillion dollar chain and shares wartime travels and family details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Penny
Stow
Johnson & Callahan Co
Kemmerer
Golden Rule
Rathbun Hotel
Cumberland
Penny
Systema
Also Mentioned on This Page
First National Bank
Fed. Reserve Bank
Easury
Lees Ve
Cwttleman
Ween
State of
the City Drug Store
Chas. A. Christmas
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Mrs. Penny
Mr. Penny
Salt Lake
J. D
Kemmerer Savings Bank
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!