Interior secretary ordered to issue patent in land case
Court of Appeals directs mandamus against the Secretary of the Interior in Hogland v. Lane. The decision holds the secretary lacked jurisdiction to further inquire after two years from final entry receipt, effectively limiting action on homestead entries in forest reserves and suggesting relief for other affected entries.
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Interior Department
Secretary of the Interior
Wade
Public Land
Clark
Senate Committee of Lands
Wyoming
Court of Appeala
District of
Kia
Hogland
Pranklin K. Lane
Ft Forest
Butte, Montana Gains Reputation as Labor Hub
Butte Montana earns praise as a top labor town with growing prosperity. The Anaconda Copper Co raised wages by a daily amount to miners in Butte Anaconda and Great Falls following New York orders. Some workers left the slump region for better pay and positions.
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Aute
Mont
Anaconda Copper Co
Butte
Anaconda
Great Walls
New York
Eld
Buttefeld
Severe winter storms strain western Wyoming livestock feed
Snow storms across Western Wyoming Idaho and Utah livestock keepers face large losses and high feeding costs. Hay scarce at 17 to 20 per ton while corn at 1.50 per hundred pounds offers cheaper relief. Sheep in Rock Springs Granger Linwood Point of Rocks and Shirley Basin struggle as storms deepen and feeding shifts to corn and hay as needed.
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Wyoming
Idaho
Rock Springs
Granger
Point of Rocks
Linwood
Utah
Brandley
Lyon Rathbun
Colorado
Green River
Shirley
Carbon County
Idaha
Draney in Town Reports Coal Demand and Mine Reopen
Draney, president of the Lincoln Kemmerer Coal Co, arrived from Ogden Sunday with E B Hanson and F P Rolapp all of Ogden. They report strong coal demand and that the new pump has the mines back in operation, with output to rise as workers are hired.
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W. . Draney
Lincoln-Kemmerer Coal Co
Ogden
E. B. Hanson
PF. H. Rolapp
Extermination Efforts Cut Livestock Losses in National Forests
The 1915 16 period saw predatory animals especially coyotes kill thousands of sheep cattle and horses across District 4 forests including Utah Nevada Idaho and Wyoming. A U S Biological Survey and Forest Service campaign reduced losses while monitoring poisonous plant fatalities and ongoing predator control.
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District 4
Utah
Nevada
Barntdaho
Wyoming
U. S
Forest Service
Dineave
Rail connection talk in Salt Lake City action eyed
In Salt Lake City editor of The Camera met D S Spencer OS L general passenger agent to discuss improving Kemmerer and Green River Valley train service to Salt Lake City. He noted difficulties but hinted at possible Salt Lake connections and ticket extensions to Green River and Pocatello to reduce layovers, pursuing a faster link with no immediate guarantees.
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Salt Lake City
Spencer
Oregon Short Line
Kemmerer
Green River Valley
East Lake City
Salt Lakes
Salt Lake
Grey
Balt
Balt Lake
Green River
No. 14
Berthe
Rancher Fox Charts Kempmerer County Fair Plans
B M Fox of Ogden visits Kemmerer proposing a county fair and Frontier Square development. He envisions Hereford and Percheron stock, a half mile track, and a Frontier Days style celebration this fall to attract visitors and bolster local business. He plans to push the idea in spring meetings with local residents.
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B. M. Fox
Ogden
LaBarge
Mr. Fox
Dr. Fox
Wyoming
Kemmerer
Frontier
Frontier Days
Kemp Werer
Kemmerer le
Southwestern
Fox
Kemmerer High to Host Star Valley In-Season Basketball Clash
Kemmerer High School will host an outside team from Star Valley High School in Afton next Friday evening. The visitors bring a strong record from Idaho and Utah towns and are expected to challenge the Kemmerer squad. A postgame dance will follow the game.
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Bret Kame
Dushec
Kemmerer High School
Star Valleyigh School
Afton
Idaho
Utah
Kemmerer
Little Colorado Snow Delays Travel to Opal Ranch Outing
Lyon Rathpus planned a Monday trip to the FYouleselle ranch with brother Das. He notes heavy snow in the Little Colorado region near the Green River and that travel to Opal with the bobcats to haul supplies will be hindered by the winter conditions.
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Lyon Rathpus
Fyouleselle
Das
Lyon
Colorado
Green River
Wales
Opal
Hay Price Report From Kemmeter District
A market note describes M C Clark from George town Idaho arriving to supply local hay needs. Scarcity drives price around 17 dollars per ton with shortages expected as demand grows. Some bids show 14 dollars per ton elsewhere, but many markets offer only 4 dollars to 1 dollar range due to limited availability.
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M.C. Clark
Georgetawn
Idaho
General Feediig
Seccamary
Jerstand
Harrington in Town aims to boost factory output
Harrington, manager at Cumberland of the Un low Warlide Com Co, seeks ways to meet rising demand for a product. He reports progress at the mill complex near the river, with workers operating at full capacity to fulfill orders.
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J. Harrington
Cumberland
Local Whisky Dealer Joins Kaneas District Trade
Bond and Lillard Joe DROPIEM remains the representative of Hines & Co of Kaneas Oy. The firm deals in whisky and Joe enjoys a good business in this district with many ade.
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Joe Dropiem
Ul i Hines & Co
Kaneas Oy
Joe
Union Stores Amid Turmoil Tests Card Carrying
A fragmentary report shows Kemmerer clerks debating union activity and card carrying amid shopkeeper pushback. The piece hints at store actions and union membership scrutiny during a tense period in the local labor scene.
Get Acquainted Meetings Aimed At Oregon Short Line Workers
In Glenn's Ferry Maho a new series of get acquainted meetings is planned by W A Whitney general superintendent to connect officers with division point train and yard workers. Meetings will invite suggestions and complaints to improve service and efficiency. Canadian coin discounts also apply in Kemmerer banks with 2c per dime 20c per half dollar and 20c per quarter credits for deposits.
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Glenn's Ferry
Maho
W. A. Whitney
Whitney
Idaho
Kemmerer
Man
Superintendent Maggie Nicholson Visits Green River Valley Schools
County superintendent Maggie Nicholson returned from a two week trip in which ten Green River Valley schools were visited. She noted extremely cold weather and some frigid faces during the travels and reported about two feet of snow on Beavers Bridge.
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Maggie F. Nicholson
Green River Valley
Bobs
Bronx
Ogden Packers New Affiliation Spurs Western Packing
Tarman, long with Swift Packing Co., visited Kemmerer last week in the interests of the Ogden Packing Co. He has affiliated with the firm and is building strong competition for eastern packers, urging Western patrons to favor Ogden.
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N, Tarman
Swift Packing Co
Kemmerer
Ogden Packing Co
Ogden House
Reduced Rail Rates For Wyoming Wool Growers Meet
Wyoming railroads offer a fare and one third two cents per mile for the Twelfth annual Wyoming Wool Growers convention at Casper February 24 21 and 22 with return by February 26 Delegates from across the state may attend as Casper plans to host a large gathering and discuss key wool industry issues that affect Wyoming rockmasters.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Wool Growers Association
Casper
Se Ling
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McCammon
the County Fair
Kommerer
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Bond and
Lillard
Union Stores
Wpall Clerks Union of
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Wal Whitney
0. S
Hilleves
Canad
Ian Coin
Ogden Packers
Kemmerer Savings Bank
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