Professor J Burch Returns from Teaching at University
Prof J Burch and family spent the weekend together after returning from teaching at the university. He notes strong attendance and quality of instructors, with 306 last year and about 260 this year. He highlights interest in Social Science courses and lectures by Dr Turner at City College of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. &. Durch
Ateraniversity
Burch
Micke
Turner
College of the City of
New York
Ts Setaki
Tee
Davis
Gray horse hobble sighting near Frontier in June
A gray horse about 1200 pounds and around six years old was found hobbling near the Lettite range by Frontier around mid June. Authorities seek information leading to its identification and welfare, with contact details released by local ward officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier
Geisward
Rewe
Mike Hushoirtk
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure on Property in Wyoming
On August 10 1914 Lauckey B Young and S A Hubbell mortgaged to Heyburn Grain Co promissory note for 192.60 with interest. Chattels include two mules branded UP and quarter circle marks. Mortgage filed August 17 1914 in Lincoln County Wyoming. Foreclosure sale set for July 23 1915 at 10 am at town hall door Kemmerer Lincoln County. Sale to be by B J Long constable for cash to highest bidder. Attorney Ivan G Jones represents Mortgagor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauckey B. Young
A. Hubbell
Heyburn Grain Co
Towit
Lincoln County
Wyoming
B J. Long
Court House
Kemmeycoln
Cokeville Wins New Mail Route Amid Montpelier Loss
The Cokeville bid beat Montpelier for the mail route, prompting local leaders to organize a transportation company. Raymond and Geneva routes shift to Star Valley via Cokeville, while Montpelier faces freight and travel losses and vows to push to keep the road open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Wright
The
Montpelier
Cokeville
Star Valley Mall
Attem
Montpetier
Martin Winters
Bis
Cakeville
Cokeville Company
Martin Winter
Mr. Winters
Star Valley Stage
Star Valley
Sidney Stevens Co
Burton Mercantile Co
Montpellier
Afton
Moose Initiation Brings Seven New Members In Kemmerer Lodge
The Loyal Order of Moose Kemmerer Lodge No 1047 initiated seven new members Bert Rood Green River Warren Stoll H Judit and W W Johnson Kemmerer Bert Brush Cumberland L C Wainwright and Ed Boam Fossil. A banquet followed with vocal solos by Otto Ziegler and remarks on growing membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Moose
Kemmerer Lodge No. 1047
Bert Rood
Green River
Warren Stoll
H. Judit
W. W. Johnson
Kemmerer
Bert Brush
Cumberland
L. C. Wainwright
Ed Boam
Fossil
Otto Ziegler
Mrs Nellie Case Joins Forest Reserve Sheep Run
Mrs Nellie Case traveled to the Forest reserve line to oversee the summer range sheep. She spent five weeks with the flocks during lambing and shearing, reports a 95 to 100 percent increase, and notes the sale of a 40 000 pound clip at 26 percent. Her brother Herman Sandberg runs the sheep while she handles the business side. the team operates three bands on the reserve this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Case
William E Pitt The Reliable Plumber Ad
WM. E. PITT The Reliable Plumber offers plumbing and heating services with guaranteed work. Contact via phone 89 for timely service.
Beckwith Ranch Sees Cattle and Hay Prospects Improve
John Reed, manager of the Heck with ranch, reported visiting the Beckwith Ranch with news of dwindling water but solid hay prospects. About 700 head of cattle are held under fence on 11 000 acres, with harvest expected to start around July 20 and potential drought relief from timely rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reed
Heckwith
John
Wm Newbrough Pioneering Engineer Visits Kemmerer
Civil engineer Wm Newbrough, longtime Uinta County figure famed for mapping and surveying, spent a week in Kemmerer before heading to San Francisco Los Angeles and San Diego. He plans to return to Kemmerer in August for work and may settle permanently, with Lincoln county eager for his services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbrough
Uinta County
Lincoln County
Kemmerer
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Ness
Detroit
Mich
Moxie Siding Supt Visits Kemmerer to Inspect Expansion
A. B. Stevenson of the O. S. L. visited Kemmerer on Thursday in his newly painted special car. The trip focused on inspecting the Moxie siding expansion, which will extend to 4,000 feet in length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Stevenson
Kemmerer
Boy Morri Sutton Hurt After Horse Incident
Ed Sutton found his nine year old son Morria unconscious in a field after being thrown from a horse and dragged. He suffered internal injuries and serious cuts to the head and chin, received stitches, and was taken to hospital with his condition improving. Mrs Sutton was in Ogden due to her father’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Sutton
Morria
Welter Fenner
Morris
H Ting
Sutton
Baby Bernice Rosenstein Dies of Whooping Cough
Bernice Aston Rosenstein nine weeks old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Rosenstein, died last week from whooping cough. The funeral was from a Catholic church and burial in Catholic Cemetery. Neighbors extend sympathy to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Aston Rosenstein
Frank Rosenstein
Brand Books Offered By State Livestock Board
Fred L. Thompson, new secretary of the State Board of Livestock Inspectors, oversees filing of all livestock brands. The 1912 leather Brand books, with about ten thousand brands, are available for $1 each by writing the Secretary of the State Board of Livestock Commissioners in Cheyenne, Wyoming. Subscribe for The Camera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Thompson
State Board of Livestock Inspectors
Thompson
State Board of Live Stock Commissioners
Cheyenne
Wyo
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Sions
J. A. Pohjola Photographer
Ela
Wro
Tageire
Wal Aren
Deine
George Bourne
Cotmrilie
the Arcade Cafe
Mariya & Tomano
Jessen
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Ates Kemmerer
Horner Rehont
Keyburn Grain Co
Mortenger
Ivan 4. Jones
Mortgagor
Rathban
Oregon Short
Poole
Burley
Cokeville - Afton Mail
WM. E. Pitt
Beckwith Ranch
Tie Sutton
Rosenstein
Brand Books
Thomas Jefferson
Ls Noble
Coorteisor
Molinar
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