Senator Kendrick Elected President of Livestock Association
Senator John T. Kendrick of Wyoming is elected president of the livestock association for the coming year. The convention discusses national political questions, woman suffrage, military training, and industry issues. Invites to next convention extend from Spokane St Louis Albuquerque and El Paso. W B Clover of the Federal Trade Commission spoke on packing house investigations and costs. New officers include John W. Springer treasurer Samuel H Cowan secretary and others in regional posts.
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Tong
John TG. Kendevik
Wyoming
Spokane
St. Louis
Albuquerqne
el Paso
W. B. Clover
Federal Trade Commission
John W. Springer
Denver
Samuel H. Cowan
Port Worth
Texas
T. W Tomlinson
O'Donel
Bel Ranch
N. Y
Firt View Preident
Wyoming Lawmaking Docket Faces Highways and Salaries Debate
Legislative activity in Wyoming shows bills on highway financing and county salaries, with constitutional amendment proposals and budget measures under review. Prohibitory laws take cautious shape as educational reforms and tax measures move through the House and Senate.
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Hille
Baker
Holdvalne
Hardig
Meemont
Former Houx and Preston In Enter Appearance for State in Grass Creek Lands Suit
Former Governor Houx and former Attorney General Preston file an appearance for the State of Wyoming in a lawsuit over Grass Creek lands valued over 3 million dollars. The state and federal governments are rival title claimants in the case.
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Houx
Preston
State of
Wyoming
Grass Creek
Glowing reports from Wichita Falls spark oil boom optimism
Reports from Wichita Falls detail a booming Texas oil field with prospects of rapid new wells. Collett notes minimal sali re risk and hundreds of new wells weekly as leases in proven zones fetch five to thirty thousand dollars per acre. Kemmerer and local men report profits while Collett plans a quick return. A well drilled by Frank Brezovnik interests Kemmerer residents and is about 800 feet deep, expected to reach sands soon.
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Kw. Collen
Kemmeror
Witchita Falls
Texas
Mr. Collett
New Walle
Collett
Wilford Johnson Returns Home From War Service
Corporal Wilford Johnson of this city returns home after being mustered out of the army. He enlisted in the heavy artillery in early summer, trained abroad, arrived around the end of hostilities, and was stationed near Paris before being sent home via Newport News. He and his brother Syd Johnson of Kemmerer traveled to Utah for a visit to their old home at the start of the week.
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Wilford Johnson
Sam
Bill
Army
Paris
Newport News
Wilford
Syd Johnson
Evanston Pioneer Buried at Fevaneton Masonic Temple
The funeral of WW Durnford was held at the Masonic Temple in Fevaneton last Saturday. A pioneer planter and early Evanston builder, he arrived in the United States from England in 1464. Survived by a widow and two daughters.
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WW. Durnford
Masonic Temple
Fevaneton
Mr. Durnford
Evanston
United States
England
Becomes Famous Unintentionally in Kemmerer Court
John Rizzi, manager of Union Mercantile, gains local fame as an attorney after defending Tyrols in a Oakley disturbance. Brought in as interpreter, he argued to County Attorney Christmas that the defendants were not guilty. Judge Glasgow discharged them. Rizzi will remain in mercantile business despite offers of partnership.
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John Rizzi
Union Mercantile
Kemmerer
Rizzi
Oakley
Justice of the Peace
Glasgow
Tyrols
Riazi
J.A. Christmas
Building Boom in Green River
A Wyoming growth wave centers on Green River with at least twenty buildings under construction. Union Pacific and Liberty Potash invest about two million dollars in permanent improvements, including the First National Bank building at 45000, a Green River Mercantile addition around 20000, and four homes by T. S. Taliaferro. The boom signals Green River becoming a major business hub.
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Wyoming
Sheridan
Cheyene
Kok Springs
Laramie
Green River
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Liberty Potash Company
First National Bank
Green River Mercantile Company
T. 8
Taliaferro
Flu Epidemic Diminishes in Jackson Area
A Camera subscriber reports the Jackson flu outbreak has practically disappeared though Sheridan still faces a renewed wave. The valley section saw about eighteen deaths from the disease, while Sheridan weighs re establishing a strict quarantine amid ongoing concerns.
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Jackson
Jackson Hole
P Sheridan
Lincoln-Kemmerer Coal Case Dismissed
Messrs Draney and Ryan of Ogden came to Kemmerer and dismissed the case pending in district court against Rolapp and company of Salt Lake City. The suit aimed to cancel a lease executed by Draney, Ryan as officers of the Lincoln Kemmerer Coal company. The Utah Supreme Court recently ruled Draney, Aran and Gosling as the legal officers, ending three years of Wyounds Utah court litigation. Draney said the lessee can sell all coal produced and will keep a large force at work.
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Messrs. Draney and Ryan
Ogden
Kemmerer
Rolapp and Company
Salt Lake City
Draney
Ryan
Lincoln-Kemmerer Coal Company
Ore
Margaret Kay
Distriot Court
Weber County
Utah
Supreme Court of Utah
District Court
Aran
Gosling
Wyounds
Davidsons Return to Kemmerer After Trip to Graybull
Mr. David Davidson and his family returned to Kemmerer from Graybull after about two weeks away. He said Kemmerer suits them best and they will make their home here. The Davidsons rented Mrs. Minnie Muller's home and he resumed employment with the Wyoming Kemmerer Coal Company.
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David Davidson
Kemmerer
Graybull
Davidson
Cook's Pavilion Promotes Special Evening Invitation
Cook invites patrons to enjoy evenings at Cook's Pavilion, billed as the best place in town for evening entertainment with a special invitation from proprietor Mogic Cook.
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Mogic Cook
Last Lap of Journey on Foot From Meson Jest Ranch
Mr G W Eawards and nephew Frank Edwards left Meson Jest ranch by car then walked the rest of a journey toward Kemmerer after car fuel ran out. An attempted gasoline handoff failed and they trudged twelve miles to Kemmerer arriving about ten at night. They returned home after completing legal business in town.
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G. W. Eawards
Bis
Frank Edwards
Meson
Big Pinky
Trick
Kemmerer
Edwards
Coyte Divorce Case Dismissed in District Court
Acting on instructions from Mrs. Coyte, attorney H. J. Rosa, this morning dismissed the divorce suit filed about two months ago in the district court here. Mrs. Coyte was visiting with her in Bellingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Coyte
Mr. H.jr. Rosa
Mrs. Coyte
Bellingham
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Kendrick
State Educational Department
Palace of Versailles
Wichita Falls
Lincoln-Kemmerer
Davidsons
Cook’s Pavilion
Tarantage
Duncan
Horta
Bob Melliona
Fiyecal Cureton
Taylor Holmen
Heathy
Twreday
Plymouth Minging Party
Hetpach Lyceum
Vaudevville
Pricee
Eae Kemmerer
Coles
Pca Neue
Lincoln Lumber Company
Star Coal Mine
Kemmerer, Wye
Wood-Oswald Company Stock Yards
Omaha
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