Racial Make-Up of U S Varies Across States
Census bureau report shows 94 8 million whites 10 46 million blacks 242 969 Indians 111 625 Japanese among 110 million to 1930 populace. California receives 30 596 Japanese. Wisconsin Illinois Ohio Michigan Indiana show white gains. Indians decline in Oklahoma. Asiatic and Negro growth limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Census Bureau
United States
California
Ington
Oregon
Colorado
New York
Wisconsin
Ohio
Ilinois
Indiana
Michigan
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Texas
Montana
Arizona
Luisiana
Washington
County News Notes and Local Visits
LaBarge residents share Sunday visits at Burch Creek and with families at Viola and Logan Utah. A hard freeze damaged alfalfa potatoes and gardens. Rodeo attendance at Big Piney yielded favorable remarks. Floyd Milleson traveled to the Bertagnoli ranch on Muddy.
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H. J. Genette
Bettie Whitman
Burch Creek
Deckla Hacklin
LaBarge
E. M. Jones
Alex Bertagnoli
Fred Angelo
John Bertagnoli
Big Piney
Mark Twichel
Baby
Logan
Utah
Viola
Twichel
Jocelyn Jones
Bobbie Jones
Genette
Floyd Milleson
Muddy
Wyoming Forest Receipts Distribute 63075.74 to Counties
N H Wheeler notes Wyoming counties receive larger shares from national forest receipts due to bigger counties and timber sales. Lincoln Carbon Albany and others show varied allocations under the 25 percent fund for schools and roads. Total Wyoming distribution for the year stands at 63075.74 with county by county amounts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
National Forest
N. H. Wheeler
Forest Servey
Rocky Mountain District
Ir. Wheeler
Colorado
Carbon County
Lincoln County
South Dakota
Counsen
Albany
Big Horn
Layden
Medicine Bow
Crook
Fremont
Ridger
Teton
Washakie
Hot Springs
Johnson
Lincoln
Bridger
Caribou
Targhee
Park
Sherhone
Sheridan
Uinta
Local Notes on Students and Visitors Move
Diamondville for Laramie where she will attend a school for the blind and deaf. Mr Wideman has returned from the east where he visited with his brothers. Mr and Mrs Al Johnson are visiting Mr Johnsons mother in Salt Lake City this week.
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Diamondville
Laramie
Mr. Wideman
East
al Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Salt Lake City
Mrs Geer Attends National Vocational Association Meeting
Mrs Myra E Geer Wyoming county superintendent left the University of Wyoming to attend the National Vocational Association meeting in Des Moines Iowa. The event began on the 4th with five Wyoming official delegates including Mrs Geer and Principal H H Moyer also in attendance.
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Myra E. Geer
University of Wyoming
National Vocational Association
Des Moines
Iowa
Geer
State of
Wyoming
H. H. Moyer
Japan Buys Wyoming Sheep At Laramie
King Brothers at Laramie report selling 50 ewes and 15 bucks to the Japanese animal husbandry department. It marks the first Wyoming sheep sale to Japan. A flood of Carpenter money reversed betting on the world championship fight at Jersey City. Dempsey money vanished as odds of 2 to 1 failed to attract buyers.
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King Brothers Sheep Company
Laramie
Animal Husbandry Department
Wyoming
New York
Jersey City
Dempsey
Lodger Threats Prompt Clerkenwell Court Reminder
A complainant at Clerkenwell police court recounted that his lodger threatened to tear him into pieces. The court noted such threats would breach the law. The remark appeared in London Punch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerkenwell
London Punch
Mrs Linda Harrod Endorses Chamberlains Tablets
Mrs Linda Harrod describes years of stomach trouble relief after trying various remedies. She says Chamberlains Tablets gave immediate relief from heaviness and pain after meals and notes two bottles allowed her to eat without distress. Ft Wayne Indiana.
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Asprin
Chamberlain
Ipeoenes
Ourist
Mrs. da Harrod
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Notice to Creditors in Wyoming Estate Proceedings
In Lincoln County probate court, the estate of Joseph P. Sullivan and later Joseph P. Allen is opened. Administrators FLO LA CHAPELLE and THOMAS PARSONS urge all creditors to file claims with vouchers within six months and no later than one year from letters, or be barred from benefits. Dated Kemmerer and Smoot in June 1921.
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State of
Wyoming
County of Lincoln
Joseph P. Sullivan
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
A. D
Flo LA Chapelle
County of
Lincoln
Joseph P. Allen
Smoot
Thomas Parsons
Ivan
Jones
Diamondville Notes Visit to Salt Lake City and Idaho
Diamondville notes report Mr and Mrs M J Kavanaugh Sr visiting Salt Lake City to see children Arthur and Anes employed by Patterson Hardware Co. They plan Idaho Falls Idaho to see son Morgan. James Vicars is visiting friends in Rock Springs. Edna Johnson remains ill this week with stabilizing condition. Sten Simwle Moddenham has left.
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M. J. Kavanaugh Sr
Salt Lake City
Arthur
Anes
Patterson Hardware Co
Utah
Idaho Parls
Idaho
Morgan
Whole Omer
The
American Theatre
Place
James Vicars
Rock Springs
Edna Johnson
Ula
Sten Siinwle Moddenham
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Pitre
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
U. S
Frontier Supply Company
the Kemmerer Hotel Cafe
Hotel Kemmerer
Tom Ming
Kemmerer Union Laundry
County News
State Forest Fund
D. Salisbury
Japan
Linda Harrod
Professional Directory
Ivan S. Jones
Robert R. Rose
J. A. Christmas
H. R. Christman
Tammerer
Wiperetings
Commerer
H. R. Christmas
First National Bank Bldg
Lincoln County Miners' Hospital
H. L. Goff
Kemmerer Lodge
C. F. Hall
Viste
Ing Brothers
H. A. Lewis
Noble Grand
Fred Jennings
Masonic Hall
W.M. Mra Holmes
Mary King Lee
F. & A. M.kemmerer Lodge No 88
Masonic Brethren
L. E. Holland
Lincoln Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
A. D, Midgley
CG. C
Harry Jincelotte
O. O. F. Hall
J. P. Lindaay
J. H. Mantle
Lee
Woodmen of the World
Hamafork
I. O
Hall
James A. Banks C
C. Alex Scott
Cunnington, Hocker Brothers and Co
Kemmerer and Reel Springs
Cumberland
Sublet and
Sa Berior
F. E. Curtis Kemmerer
Wyo
Kemmerer Shoe Store
Diamondville Notes
Frontier Supply
C. D. Stafford
M. J. Goldberg
Hocker
Kemmerer, Wyo
Tucker and Goff Kemmerer Hotel
Tucker
Gott Res
Ny Res
Newland
M. D
Wye
Dr.Hughes
Elk Hotel
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