First National Bank Seeks Largest Surplus and Profits Boost Yet
Bank reports record surplus and undivided profits as it plans new extensions and services. Officials cite stronger deposits and expansion potential amid market growth.
05 Jul 1911
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1911
Page
1
Bank reports record surplus and undivided profits as it plans new extensions and services. Officials cite stronger deposits and expansion potential amid market growth.
Senator Taylor travels from Cheyenne to Big Piney to arrange the opening of ten thousand acres under the first canal of the Uinta Covey Irrigation Co. The project aims to redeem Valley land, attract settlers, and support olive farming and grain. The plan includes ditch completion this spring and full Carey Act development once land is settled.
Fremont county commissioners fund a steel bridge across the Green River near H.G. Henrick Ranch seven miles inside of Pinedale to shorten the Big Piney to Pinedale trip by about twelve miles. The planned road would cross north of Cottonwood lane and bypass the high water ford. The note also mentions Frank Tischburnes leaving for health reasons after working on the Roundup’s mechanical segment.
Facansians travel to San Francisco and Oregon for a national panel convention. A director will be appointed via Horuaia by Los Angeles and further particulars may follow from the Ticket Office Hotel Utah. James 9. Roberts leaves with his family for Peraneh at Pixley station near Cokerilie. Key plans to return for the fall term and owns property next to Perey Hendricks.
The Nockmaster faces a stalled wool sale as headquarters pause purchases amid tariff schedule K changes. Buyers are told to stop new acquisitions while wool merchants reevaluate amid Congress moves to cut tariffs. Little wool remains in southwestern Wyoming after prior sales, leaving flockmasters to adjust.
Cumberland residents warned after Seattle trip reveals a public fraud tied to a town tote drawing. Roy Bosworth won a drawn prize yet received a vacant lot as houses cited in the scheme had reverted to the company. Investigations show multiple victims across states paid $140 for entry. investors urged to inspect land or invest elsewhere, citing repeated schemes.
Residents of Kemmerer confront a turning of a sheep herder named Hugh Whitney into a criminal as authorities intensify a manhunt. Witnesses recall his past month in the area riding for the Stoner boys of Cokeville and working for Pete Olson, with money disputes and a gun seizure occurring during an attempted escape. The case unsettles locals who knew him during his earlier employments and raises questions about his current whereabouts.
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