Two Greeks Killed By Passenger Train Near Moyer Junction
Two Greek laborers, Mike Kalos and William Anglos, were struck and killed by a passenger train No. 14 while walking along the track after quitting work on the Oregon Short Line. Coroner Embree led Saturday inquest with J. W. Glasgow, J. T. Mantle, and Gov. W. Tanner on the jury. The men died from injuries suffered on a curve in rainy wind, hindering train crew warning.
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Moyer Junction
Mike Kalos
Wm. Ang Jos
Extra Wang No. 19
Oregon Short Line Railway
Kemmerer
Cumberland
Kules
Anglos
Miners’ Hospital
Opal
Embree
J. W. Glasgow
J. T. Mantle
Gov. W. Tanner
Navy
BP. W. Comer
D. Stafford
Frontier Days Set For Cheyenne Celebration Aug 20 23
Frontier Days programs announced for Cheyenne from Wednesday August 20 to Saturday August 23 promise one of the best showcases yet. The event features the world’s championship contest in riding and roping and a strong lineup to attract visitors from far and wide. The committee pledges full effort to provide added attractions and notes special railroad rates for travelers.
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Cheyenne
Rock Springs Hosts State Federation Delegates Praised
Delegates returning from the State Federation meeting commend Rock Springs citizens for warm treatment during the convention. Wi. W. Gilroy of Carneyville was elected president, James Schrivner of Sheridan vice president, and James Morgan secretary. Next year’s meeting location undecided, Sheridan bidding strongly to host.
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Rock Springs
State Federation
Wi. W. Gilroy
Carneyville
James Schrivner
Sheridan
James Morgan
New Roadmaster J. Dalley Appointed for Oregon Short Line
Daily roadmaster for district relieves John McGreevey. Dalley comes from Rock Island and St. Louis railroads with strong recommendations and will base in St. Louis. A. Pheaney, previously in charge, departs likely for a division role.
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Oregon
Petit Larceny Case Sentences Upheld In County Court
Deputy Sheriff Mille in Big Piney arrested Karl Jones who was held 41 days including costs for petit larceny. Justice Gilkey of Daniel sentenced Jones for stealing clothing from H. Mellwy’s ranch home. The same man had been warned by Justice Graig of Kemmerer for another outstanding charge.
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Sherif W. E. Mille
Big Piney
Karl Jones
W. Kt. Gilkey
Daniel
H. Mellwy
Jonaely
H. Lew Graig
Kemmerer
Tom Ming
New Homestead Bill Aims At Grazing and Timber Lands
Hon Frank W Mondell introduces a congress bill offering a grazing homestead plan. It allows entry with 610 to 1280 acres, requiring improvements valued at 1.25 to 1.55 per acre instead of cultivation. Adjacent owners may also acquire grazing homesteads by improvement and payment. It seeks swift passage.
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Frank W. Mondell
Congress
School Rooms Overflow For Fall Term
The article notes that the school face crowding as fall term approaches with attendance exceeding capacity. To cope, classes are moved to nearby rooms including a church and the Odd Fellows hall while a new schoolhouse is completed, which is now delayed. More rooms may be needed if enrollment continues to rise.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Bulls For Sale Pure bred Registered Short horns
Wesley K Walton and Sons of Woodruff Utah advertise pure bred registered short horns and Allay also polled Durhams with a double standard. They invite readers to send for a catalogue.
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Wesley K. Walton & Sons
Woodruff
Utah
Bathers flock to Lava Hot Springs amid plans for new bath house
Editor returns from Lava Hot Springs Idaho with Mrs Brandon staying for summer. few visitors from across the country. Bond sale stalled by low interest at 4 percent. Attorney general weighs state purchase, delaying construction. Grounds show improvement with new buildings and sod, cottages rented, baths free, board from 1.25 to 2 dollars daily. Dances on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Portneuf river fishing and scenic intermountain views nearby.
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Dempny
Idaho
Brandon
Ttm
Portneuft
Prairie dog extermination bill aims to preserve native grasses
On July 5 Mr Monaent introduced Dill in congress proposing a $50,000 appropriation to allow the Secretary of Agriculture to experiment on the public domain. The goal is to determine the cheapest method to preserve native grasses by exterminating prairie dogs, a major pest on the range and near fields.
Haying Under Way in Green River Valley
Haying season starts in Green River valley with large crops expected. Ranchers anticipate high labor demand in the fields and opportunities for workers. Ad offers raspberry orders from A. H. Brooker of Garden City Utah with delivery service.
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Green River Valley
A. H. Brooker
Garden City
Utah
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