Longtime Lincoln County Commissioner John E. Erwin Remembered
John E. Erwin of Gravent left Kemmerer with Train No. 17 last Thursday ending two years as Lincoln County commissioner. The obituary tribute lauds his faithful service, praises his record and integrity, and notes his ranching life in Jackson Hole with his son after moving from Grant County Wisconsin to Wyoming via Laramie.
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Kemmerer
John E. Erwin
Lincoln County
Jackson Hole
Erwin
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Board of County Commissioners
Grant County
Wisconsin
Missouri
Wyoming
Laramie
Albany County
Wool Embargo Lifting May Shape Next Spring Prices
Dockmaster T. Hunter Salmon notes wool markets face uncertainty as the embargo lifts. European demand, war conditions, and supply from Australia and Africa influence price expectations, with buyers seen potentially using wool to pressure markets. Projections depend on embargo status and ongoing global trade conditions.
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T. Hunter Salmon
Australis
Africa
London
Germany
Austria
Fk le Wet
United Pirates
Penny of Golden Rule Stores visits Kemmerer
J. Penny, president of the J. Penny Co. and head of Golden Rule Stores in 71 western towns with 12 more planned, visited Kemmerer for three days. He discussed company growth, a Salt Lake City directors’ meeting, and upcoming openings in Rawlins and Laramie. Penny’s family and war-time travels abroad are noted, including his Berlin trip at outbreak and return to New York.
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J. ©. Penny
Stow
Johnson & Callahan Co
Kemmerer
Golden Rule
Rathbun Hotel
Cumberland
Penny
Systema
Mrs. Penny
Mr. Penny
Salt Lake
Roswell
J. D
Berlin
France
Germany
Switzerland
Alps
Dresden
Hotterdam
Holland
England
New York
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