Road improvements boost rural schools and markets
The article argues that modern, well drained roads enable school consolidation, better attendance, and higher quality instruction. It links lower hauling costs to farm value gains, outlines practical road maintenance using a drag, and notes benefits to rural life and market access.
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New Orleans
United States
New York
Liverpool
France
England
Germany
Lfe
Virginia
Jeust
Amalone
Ant Ronmumur
Kemmerer to Cokeville By the Camera's Representative
A touring reporter chronicles Lincoln County from Kemmerer to Cokeville, noting road conditions, oil prospects at Fossil, ranch developments at King and Smith, and local life including Mrs. Snyder’s boarding house and Hanks family. The piece hints at changing geography and upcoming Sage segment.
Rambouillet Rams for Sale from Noted Herds in Fossil
Sheepmen announce 70 head blooded Rambouillet rams ready for sale. Best imported stock from famous herds, contact C. H. Smith in Fossil Wyoming for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Smith
Water rights clash over Sage Ditch in Cokeville dispute
Stockholders of Sage Ditch Co. and B Q ranch spar over diverted water. Water commissioner ordered water returned to the ditch and the dispute is under advisement by the water commissioner amid growing community interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cokeville
Sage Ditch Co
B. Q. Ranch
Brakeman Killed in Monpelier Yard Accident
Brakeman Mullen of the Oregon Short Line was killed in Monpelier yards days ago after being run over by a frog. He ran from Pocatello to Granger and was well known among railroad men in the region.
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Brrakeman
Mullen
Oregon
Monpelier
Pocatello
Granger
That Ordinance Sparks Kemmerer Livestock Complaint
Local residents urge a new ordinance after ongoing livestock nuisance in Kemmerer yards. A dedicated citizen who tended a garden for the national food campaign defended his actions as justified amid public sentiment over loose stock.
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Kemmerer
Shearing Corrale Conditions and Local Movements
Shearing corrals near Fossil closed last weekend as the season ends. Preak Wenelberger herds were shorn Saturday. Clarence Holden Dr L Kinde and Ovest Peterson purchased Chandler care from Platt Wrises. Harry Weed and Al Husterd bought a Dodge. Gustin and wife plus Hugo Gustin moved to Salt Lake City and leased land to Frank Budd of Big Piney. James Petrie reports the Kemmerer to Opal road is nearly impassable and urges county road work. Mrs Frank Sears of Detroit visits sister Mrs R H Embree. Smoke Lincoln County Boosters.
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Fossil
Baturdey Niga
Preak Wenelberger
Clarance Holden
Dr. L. Kinde
Ovest Peterton
Chandler
Platt Wrises
Harry Weed
al Husterd
Dodge
Thomas Gustin
Hugo Gustin
Sage
Salt Lake City
Frank
James Petrie
Opal
Kemmerer
Petrie
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Lincoln
Roands
Jack Matthews
Highway Commission
Kemmerer-Cokeville
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
Foxall
Fred Rawlins
Feast
Lincoln County
Nugget Canyon
Keen Ranch
Mr. Keen
Mone News
Earl Julian
Qeden
Utah
Julian Brothers
Sage. H
Thompson
Hage
Bage
Fair List
Jean Budd
Big Piney
Frank Sears
Detroit
R. H. Embree
Lincoln County Boosters
Perteer West
Simeation
Soar
Goodrich
Maine
California
Fleety—co
United Truth of Goods
America
Goodrich GO
Akron, Ohio
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