Good roads could boost farms and schools nationwide
The piece argues that improving rural roads enables school consolidation, reduces farmers' hauling costs, and raises land values. It cites Virginia data showing potential saves of up to $150 per day per farmer and notes drainage, regular dragging, and proper road maintenance as key factors for durable road surfaces.
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From Kemmerer to Cokeville Car Tour Report
A Kemmerer to Cokeville road journey recountsObservations of road work by Jack Matthews the Kemmerer district overseer plus stops at Fossil and King ranch profiles of Walter Hanks and Charles Smith oil prospects at Fossil the Idaho Wyoming Company rig drilling progress and local social notes about Mrs Snyder Lawrence Miller and Fred Rawlins The piece previews the next segment toward Sage and hints at changing Lincoln County geography and future column installments.
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Roands
Kemmerer
Jack Matthews
Highway Commission
Kemmerer-Cokeville
Fossil
Charles King
Kemmerer Camera
Ane
King Ranch
Walter Hanks
Rock Springs
Walter Hanks, Jr
Eastern University
Sieep
Charles Smith
Foanil
Dave Boyce
Eb, McGregor
A. Hubbell
Steinhour
Fossil Store
Cokeville
Foxall
Fred Rawlins
Feast
Lincoln County
Nugget Canyon
Sage
Keen Ranch
Mr. Keen
Sheepmen Auction Notice For Rambouillet Rams
sale ready 70 head blooded Rambouillet rams best imported stock from famous herds. write C H Smith Fossil Wyoming for details and contact information.
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C. H. Smith
Ditch Trouble Over Water Rights Stirred at Cokeville
Stockholders of Sage Ditch Co. clash with B Q Ranch in a legal water rights dispute. The B Q company reportedly diverted ditch water flowing to settlers. A water commissioner ordered the water restored and the case now rests with the commissioner for advisement.
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Sage Ditch Co
B. Q. Ranch
Brakeman Mullen Fatally Injured in Yard Accident
Brakeman Mullen of the Oregon Short Line was killed in the yards at Monpelier after being struck by a switching engine. The victim, known to railroad men from Pocatello to Granger, had recently served the line for years.
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That Ordinance Governs Livestock in Kemmerer Yards
Citizens complain about livestock nuisance in Kemmerer as a resident who helped in the national food campaign gardens expresses frustration about animals running loose. The local uproar centers on the need for enforcement of a livestock ordinance and public safety.
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Kemmerer
Shearing Corrales Near Fossil Report Prosperous Season
The corrals near Fossil closed late last week after a successful shearing session. Preak Wenelberger herds were shorn Saturday while the best animals were aided by a thriving operation. Clarence Holden Dr L Kinde and Ovest Peterton recently bought Chandler care from Platt Wrises. Harry Weed and Al Husterd purchased Dodge cars. Thomas Gustin and wife and Hugo Gustin and wife moved to Salt Lake City renting their land to Frank Jean Budd of Big Piney. James Petrie of Opal notes the Kemmerer to Opal road is nearly impassable and urges county work this season. Mrs Frank Sears of Detroit visits sister R H Embree, a longtime local resident. Smoke Lincoln County Boosters.
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Chandler
Platt Wrises
Harry Weed
al Husterd
Dodge
Thomas Gustin
Hugo Gustin
Sage
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