Murder Mystery in Pinedale Rocks Wyoming Town
A brutal murder at a Pinedale saloon blindsided Wyoming on a Wednesday. Victim A. Grant, about 60, died from a heavy head blow and blunt trauma. Suspect Chas F Berlin, a powerful local rancher, was identified as the killer by inquest verdict. Berlin fled town but was detained, while the coroner’s jury ruled Grant’s death occurred July 14 by a deadly weapon in unknown hands. Local residents demand swift justice.
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Pinedale
Wyoming
Grant
Fremont
Ap Ueval
Gilling Hottie
Hauer
Jons
Jon
Chas Hellin
Hellin
Chas
Bellin
Berlin
Chas. F. Berlin
Zeph Jones
W. J. Shandiey
George Wiegand
Fall River
Chance for Warlike Youths West Point Appointment Notice
Representative Mondell offers another West Point appointment for the coming year and invites eligible young men to apply. Examinations must be taken at Fort Logan Colorado by June 1936. Due to staffing gaps Mendel also has an Annapolis appointment for aspiring naval officers. Interested individuals should contact the Congressman and provide birth date and related details. Our phone is 19 and news items are welcome anytime.
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Mondell
West Point
Fort Logan
Colo
Altinates
Mendel
Annapolis
Navy
Cokeville Plans Road To Afton Province
Cokeville residents and business leaders outlined a plan to build a first class road from Cokeville to Afton to secure and improve the mail route and regional travel. County commissioners will provide foremen and men while locals supply teams and tools, with work expected to begin after baying season and finish within the year.
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Cokeville
Star Valley
Afton
Chase Peterson
Train Kills Purebred Short Horn Cow Near Cokeville
Last Saturday morning train No. 6 struck Mr. Olson’s thoroughbred Short horn cow near the P. W Olson ranch at Cokeville. The cow had escaped a lame calf from a separated pasture and attempted to reach her calf across the tracks as the train passed, dying moments later. The Magurka family owned the animal, valued at about $400.
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P. W Olson
Cokeville
Mr. Olson
Red Men Organize at Daniel Vinedale
Deputy W B Young assisted by W J Webster organized a Red Men tribe at Daniel Vinedale last Saturday with about six charter members. Installation of officers is planned for July 24. Members meet at the woboe! Bouse sitting until proper hall is available.
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Vinedale Hounday
W. B. Young
Great Cachem
Wyoming
W. J. Webster
Aessisant
Kemmerer
Dantel
Inewsity
Taxpayers Named in Lincoln County DequaliZation Session
Lincoln County plans a three day session to conclude the board of equalization. County Assessor Geo Tanner expects little change in valuations. last year’s total was 14 016 476 and may be similar this year. Major taxpayers include James Micklesen at 200 144, A W Smith at 60 000 plus, and Mannie R Stoner at 74 812 with other notable names listed.
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Geo. Tanner
Lincoln County
James Micklesen
Big Piney
Lwade
A. W. Smith
Green River Valley
W. B. Bnew
Cokeville
Mannie R. Stoner
F. Stotfer
J. ©. Kinney
Wyoming Game Laws for Birds by Date Range
The record lists seasonal hunting periods for sage hens, sage chickens, grouse, snipe, sandpipers, plovers, curlew, ducks and geese in Wyoming. It specifies August 1 to September for some birds and September 10 to November 15 for others, with a separate extended period ending December 14 for ducks and geese, noting county variations and specific dates for certain species and regions.
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Carton
Big Oil Production in 1914 United States Output
In 1914 US petroleum production totaled 190 312 535 barrels with 265 762 525 marketed or used in field development and 24 550 000 stored for future use. Marketed output rose about 7 percent from 1913, at an average price of 0.806 per barrel, yielding 214 125 215 in value, down 25 006 173 from 1913. California retained first place despite Oklahoma's Cushing pool, Wyoming rose 48 percent but remained ninth, and West Virginia fell 16 percent from 1913.
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United States
Oklahoma
California
Wyoming
West Virginia
Return from California for B M Fox and family
B M Fox accompanied by his wife and four children returned last week from a two month auto trip to California. After a day in Kemmerer they headed to their ranch on LaBarge where they will stay all summer tending the work. The family visited the expositions Yosemite valley and other places of interest and even took a short trip into Mexico. They reside in Ogden and visit this county often where friends are glad to welcome them.
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B. M. Fox
Guife
California
Kemmerer
LaBarge
Road promise from county officials on new Oyater Ridge route
The Kemmerer and Green River valley residents hear county commissioners favor a new road over Oyater Ridge. They plan to start next spring from Granger to the west county line, linking with Utah and Idaho roads as a Transcontinental Lincoln Highway cut-off. Prisoners are building rock work in Salt River canyon, with completion hoped this year, amid reports of a worker’s escape being denied. A separate note mentions M. M. McGregor’s crab-apple tree grafting observations and a white rose bush planted nearby.
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Cokeville
Thomas Fork
Salt River
Smoot
Afton
Ut Yteama
Kemmerer
Green River Valley
Oyater Ridge
Peterson
O'Neil
Papworth
Granger Thru
West County
Utah
Idaho
Northwest
Star Valley
Salt River Canyon
M. M. McGregor
Plains, Mont
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John B. Kendrick
A. W. French
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Kansas City Veterinary College
Cheyenne
Pueblo
Calo
Lin
Coln County
Sapa
Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Co
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