Moreland Elected Grand Lodge Official at Elk Gathering
Moreland, fresh from Los Animas, attended the grand session of the Elks over several days, supporting J. A. Sammis who led the grand exalted ruler race. D. A. Preston of Rock Springs elected grand loyal knight, with praise for his long service. Elk teeth ban lifted as not tied to elk killings.
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Moreland
Los
Grand of Elks
Rer
Bill
J. A. Sammis
Ificent
Sammis
Jon. D. A. Prenton
Rock Springs
Rand
Wyoming
Los Angeles
Rawlins
Rock Lodge
Mir
Preston
Grand Lodge
Bock Springs
Doug
America
Green Hiver
Butte
Taliaferro Plans Big Developments for Green River
T S Taliaferro of Green River visited Kemmerer to tend eight bands of sheep and land interests. He reported the old depot hotel moved to a rear site and confirmed plans for a first class depot and other improvements to elevate Green River as a major railroad hub on the Union Pacific system. He noted sheep on the reserve and said the town would become a principal western railroad point.
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T. S.taliaferro
Green River
Kemmerer
Taliaferro
Union Pacific
Diamondville hosts first Woodruff Stake conference weekend
The Woodruff Stake of Zion holds its quarterly conference in Diamondville on July 31 and August 1 with a 10am Saturday session and a concert Saturday evening. Apostles are expected to attend and locals invite all to attend. The event marks the first conference in this area, aiming for a large turnout.
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Peter McKinnon
Woodruff Stake
Zion
Utah
Diamondville
Cowdell of Daniel Returns After Masonry Mission
Dense report notes Cowdell of Daniel spent a month at the county seat perfecting bimesit in Masonry to take the Master’s degree. He returned last after completing the mission and left on the wage morning en route to the road, having approached a company with potential state lending options.
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Dense Cowdell
Daniel
Hay Men Wanted In Town For Ranch Work
Greet river ranchers visited town seeking labor for hay fields. John Budd secured five of about a dozen men, Jack Noble looked for workers and county commissioners. Zack questioned tax valuations, favored single community assessors, and hinted at political tensions while praising commissioners.
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Greet River
Zack
Opal A Live One Enthusiasm From James F. Petrie
James F. Petrie of Opal visiting Kemmerer notes Opal gains prestige with a refined hotel and a top short order restaurant west of Laramie. He predicts a Pinedale mail contract shift from Kemmerer to Opal and says Kemmerer will defend the stage line. Local pride in Opal grows amid travel improvements.
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James F. Petrie
Opal
Cosgriff Bros. Co
Kemmerer
Mr. Petrie
Pinedale
Wyoming
Laramie
Golden Rule syndicate buyers visit New York in July
J G Penny of Salt Lake City leads the Golden Rule syndicate buying for Wyoming Idaho Utah and Nevada stores. The group, reporting annual sales in the hundreds of thousands, is described as a strong, stable organization with immense eastward outlet and buying power. They are said to secure goods at far lower prices, effectively on a strict robbing basis.
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New York
Daily Journal of Commerce Bulletin
Wyoming
Itaho Utan
Nevada
J. ©. Penny
Salt Lake City
Broadway Central
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