Kemmerer Hosts State Teachers Meeting With Warm Hospitality
Teachers attending the state meeting at Kemmerer praised the city for superb hospitality. The new high school building impressed visitors with spacious rooms, modern conveniences, and hillside views. Citizens opened their homes and clubs for receptions, and Mayor Mrs. Watt Brandon and Supt. Burch led a well organized, generous event.
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Kemmerer
Burch
Howea
Quealy
Watt Brandon
Kemmerer Camera
Prisoners for Roads Plan Approved by Lincoln County
Lincoln county commissioners aim to cut road costs by hiring 15 state penitentiary prisoners for road work this season. The county attorney was instructed to apply to the warden for inmate labor, a plan proven effective in other counties and relied upon to reduce taxpayer burden while improving roads.
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Lincoln County
County Assessor Plans Deputy Appointments and Board Session
County Assessor Geo W Turner to appoint deputies James Budge Grovant H L Budd W C Roberts Lovla C Jensen and R R Humphreys while Mr Tanner covers the winning district Forth day county commissioners session described with changes at courthouse janitor and jail deputy positions and land patent filings amid market notes from Kommoror Big Piney cattle prices and transfer deeds for Jackson and Big Piney areas.
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Geo. W. Tunner
Board of County Commissioners
James Budge
Grovant
H. L. Budd
Big Piney
W. C. Roberts
Cokeville
Lovla C
Jensen
Grover
R. R. Humphreys
Etna
Mr. Tanner
Board of County
Tue Camuna
W. Fairchild Kay
Mra. Dunks
Charley Sammon
J. W. Sammon
Omata
Big Huey
Wyoming Oil Emerges as Leading State in U S Output
A Geological Survey press bulletin highlights Wyoming rising to ninth among oil states with over three million barrels produced last year, more than double 2012. The report notes Wyoming had the highest percentage increase, while states like Illinois and Pennsylvania declined. Prospects for financial support remain a barrier, but optimism grows as fields become better known and likely to yield major production in the near future.
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Wyoming
Geological Survey Press Bulletin
Union
Illinois
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
New York
Bobbing Dangers of Coastings Stir Local Parents
The piece warns parents about the hazards of children riding the long slide from water-tanks hill and crossing streets in Kemmerer. Reportedly a near collision with a passing sled and a car left two boys shaken, one severely injured, affecting Mrs. W. P. Miller and visitors Downey and Wim. The notice mentions nearby incidents and various land transactions in Kemmerer.
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Kemmerer
Bobh
Doe Lloyd
Willis Miller
Calie
Willis
W. P. Miller
Wim, Downey
Downk
State Game Warden reports elk numbers rise in Wyoming
State Game Warden Hudson spent two days in Kemmerer with county commissioners discussing impeachment charges against Jackson Hole justice Valdex Allen. He noted Wyoming elk numbers at about 40,000 with 17,000 in Jackson country, an increase near 2,000 head from last year, and estimated 800 elk killed this year. Feeding in Jackson country is near, and elk appear in good condition. He dismissed Denver reports of elk die-offs and denied transfer of Li00lle to Colorado.
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Hudson
Kemmerer
Board of County Commissioners
Valdex Allen
Jackson Hole
Allen
Tmdson
Jackson Country
Gina
Snk
Grays
Green River
Big Horn
Jackson
Denver
Wyoming
Colorado
Leaving the Frontier ACK Noble and Mrs Noble Visit Kem
ACK Noble and Mrs Noble spent a day in Kem on their way to Columbus Ohio to visit relatives Mrs Noble plans further travel while Zack aims for Tennessee Kentucky and Florida before spring He has sold all cattle and ranch to his son Charley After forty years of frontier life he doubts long absence will suit him.
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Ack Noble
Ig Piney
Cumberland Mines Probe Charts New Coal Prospects
State Mine Inspector George Blicker tours Kemmerer Coal Co mines this week and Diamondville operations next week. In Cumberland Union Pacific Coal mines employ 26 men producing about 1200 tons daily for the Short Line. The Fiamont drill 44 surveys new properties seven miles south of Cumberland in Uinta county where the No 1 vein of 18 feet solid coal is found. Prospects favor a large new camp that may surpass Cumberland’s earlier output.
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George Blicker
Kemmerer
Kemmerer Coal Co
Diamondville Company
Union Pasitie
Cumberland
Uinta County
Cumberlands
Feeding Alfalfa to Sheep in Hard Winter Range
Granger visitors David Bagley and E J Hrand ley stayed over weekend, noting poor winter range conditions and several outfits feeding. Bagley sold bin alfalfa hay to Stuart-Harding Sheep Co. now fed on Hagley Gray ranch as December's deep snow crust hinders travel to railroad feed points.
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David Bagley
E. J. Hrandley
Granger
Kemmerer
Ice Harvest Progress Report by Jack Matthews
Ice harvest advances with 150 tons stored at Kemmerer meat market and 300 to 400 tons planned elsewhere for summer demand. Frontier pound yields 18 to 16 inches thick ice, very clear. Public stenographer contact details included for reference.
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Jack Matthews
Will Son
Frontier
Kemmerer
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