Community Notes from Number Six and Local Happenings
Queasy Newslets reports Mrs Carl Hu tehtaon hosted Red Cross workers this week. The Number Six crowd hosted a party at the Sublet Hall for Lorin Hutehtaon age 17. Cattle association meeting discussed funding back bounties and rabies era. Raymond Huxford left for home. The Number Six youngsters plan a Jan 26 party at the Quealy schoolhouse. Music day and a Jan 12 dance at the school brought cheer. Coyote wolf and rabies concerns loom as farmers report cattle losses. Jackson valley enjoys mild air with eight inches snow. A baby boy was born to Mrs John Karns today. A drive against wolves continues. Primary folks moved the old store building to serve as school. Miss Jennie Moeker leaves for Omaha. Kenneth Jackson tours oil fields and visits Kansas and Oklahoma.
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Sublet Hall
Fossil News Report Highlights Local Dance Crowd
The Fossil dance hall drew a large Kemmerer crowd with Mrs Pranels Steinhour supervising in Mr Steinvonur’s absence. Visitors Angus McDougal and Henry Gill from Kemmerer, and Mrs Fred Rantina who fractured an ankle, are noted. Annie Ritchey’s visit and local figures are mentioned amid lively chatter about the Fossil oil field agitator.
Elk Herds Above Town Signal Winter Stay
Hundreds of elk occupy the flats above town with no current need for feeding. War conditions require riding a mixed Victor to Ashton train at 4:00 PM, replacing the former 5:00 PM service. Warren Heart plans appendicitis surgery at St Johns hospital. Claude Simpson seeks transfer to Wyoming division in France. Company M troops recently arrived in France and will report home soon. Syrian relief fund donations welcome via committee channels to Harry Wagner.
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Victor
Ashton
St. Johns Hospital
Claude 10. Simpson
France
Wyoming
Fring
Fingux
Fred Carlson
Elmer Nelson
James Bird
Company M
Harry Wagner
Coal Hauling Resumes From Upper Country At $14 Per Ton
Coal hauling has resumed from the upper country with loads arriving in town at fourteen dollars per ton. The coal is high quality with little waste and burns clean with minimal odor. Several residents of Jacksons Hole plan new homes for spring.
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Jackson's Hole
$4000 Bull Dies At Quealy Ranch Near Cokeville
Dr Hugh R Millard Wyoming veterinary leader and secretary to the State Board of Sheep Commissioners traveled with his wife to Salt Lake City after investigating the death of a $4000 thorobred bull at the Quealy ranch near Cokeville. The bull died from pneumonia early last week as Millard reported during the Wool Growers convention trip.
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Hugh R. Millard
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Cheyenne
Quealy Ranch
Cokeville
Lincoln Bar Changes Hands to New Sole Proprietor
Notice states the undersigned bought out Sam Paloni's interest in the Lincoln Bar and is now sole proprietor. The notice invites engagement through The Camera, indicating coverage of Lincoln County.
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Sam Paloni
Lincoln Bar
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Tests Told By Users
Mrs. C. Cook of Macon NL says it gives the quickest relief of any cough remedy I have used. James A. Knott of Chillicothe hamberlain's Cough Remedy exits the beat for coughs and colds. H. J. Moore of Oval Pa reports using it for settled chest colds and it has always brought a cure.
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Mrs. C. Cook
Macon
James A. Knott
Chillicothe
Hamberlain
H. J. Moore
Oval
Applications for Grazing Permits in Wyoming National Forest
Notice to file applications for permits to graze cattle horses and sheep in the Wyoming National Forest for the 1918 season. Applications must be in the Afton Wyoming office by February 4 1918. Full information on grazing fees and blank forms available on request. Charles A Beam Supervisor District 1 J17.
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Wyoming National Forest
Afton
Wyoming
Charles A. Beam
German Alien Registration Ordered in Wyoming
Under the 1917 presidential proclamation all German alien enemies in the United States must register. In Wyoming, postmasters will register in most areas, except Chayenne, Laramie, Rock Springs and Sheridan, with John McNamara and Molinar heading Kemmerer and Diamondville sites. Registration runs February 4 to February 9.
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United States
Chayenne
Laramie
Rock Springs
Sheridan
Wyoming
John McNamara
Kemmerer
Molinar
Diamondville
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Beckstead Bell Co
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Granger
Hotel
Stinson & Hill, Granger
Kemmerer Steam Laundry
Kemmerer, Wyoming
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F. D. Chapel
Big Piney, Wyoming
Frontier Supply Company
Hotel Europe
Louis Gerritz
Bon Ton Restaurant
The
Western
Jackson Hole
Cattle Association
North End
Jackson Hote
Julia Corrier
Red Cross
Carl Hutehtaon
Jesse Sizemore
Lorin
Number Six
Raymond Huxford
Quealy
Jackson Valley
Jackson Wilhout
John Karns
Number Six School
Bulding
Jennuie Moeker
Omaha
Neb
B. F. Manley
Mrs. Manley
Miss Hocker
Kenneth Jackson
Kansas
Oklahoma
Fossil News
Fossil
Perse
Renoet
Pranels Steinhour
Steintvonur
Angus McDougal and
Henry Gill
Fossil Visitora This
Fred Rantina
John O'Conner
B. P. Porter
John Byers
Annie Ritchey
Mr. Ritchey
Louis Gabardi
Lincoln County
Chamberlain
Continua
Mr. Merchant
Mont
Frontier Supply Co
Frontier
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