Moreland Here! Preston Elected Grand Lodge Officer
Bill Moreland of Rock Springs announces the election of D A Preston as Grand Loyal Knight and expresses pride in Elkdom. The ban on wearing Elk teeth is lifted as the Grand Lodge recognizes the abolition of the practice. Preston is a longtime Wyoming Elk and prominent attorney in the West.
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GD. A. Preston
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J. A. Sammis
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Jon. D. A. Prenton
Rock Springs
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Wyoming
Los Angeles
Rawlins
Rock Lodge
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Preston
Bock Springs
Doug
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Green Hiver
Butte
T S Taliaferro Visits Green River for Sheep Interests
T S Taliaferro of Green River spent days in Kemmerer attending to eight bands of sheep and land interests. He notes the old depot hotel was moved to a rear position and a first class depot is being built, signaling major upgrades. He predicts Green River will become a principal railroad point as Union Pacific plans larger operations.
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T. S.taliaferro
Green River
Kemmerer
Taliaferro
Union Pacific
Diamondville Hosts First Woodruff Stake Conference
The Woodruff Stake of Zion holds its quarterly conference in Diamondville on Saturday and Sunday July 31 and August 1 with a 10 AM start Saturday and possible attendance by twelve apostles. A free Saturday concert features Woodruff Stake musicians as the event aims to be a milestone in the area.
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Peter McKinnon
Woodruff Stake
Zion
Utah
Diamondville
Dense Cowdell's Masonry Mission at County Seat Ends
Dense Cowdell of Daniel spent a month at the county seat perfecting bimesit in Masonry to take the Master's degree. He returned after completing the mission and departed on the wage morning. A road incident involved obtaining the necessary requisites to a company that could purchase from the state lend the bane.
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Dense Cowdell
Daniel
Hay Men Wanted In Town For Farm Labor In County
Greet river ranchers have been in town seeking extra help to bring back for hay fields. John Budd secured five of about a dozen men. Jack Noble searched for labor and suggested meeting county commissioners. Zack, a Republican, argues tax value could lead to more work on ranches. County commissioners’ levy policy remains a point of contention among locals.
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Greet River
Zack
Opal A Live One Enlivens Kemmerer Visit
James F. Petrie of Opal and Cosgriff Bros. Co. stopped in Kemmerer between trains and urged Opal’s growing status. He envisions Pinedale mail moving to Opal with a new contract while praising Opal’s hotel and a top short order restaurant west of Laramie. Kemmerer aims to keep the stage line, with many claims if needed.
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James F. Petrie
Opal
Cosgriff Bros. Co
Kemmerer
Mr. Petrie
Pinedale
Wyoming
Laramie
Golden Rule syndicate buyers visit New York stores
J. G. Penny leads the Golden Rule syndicate from Wyoming Idaho Utah and Nevada to a Broadway Central hotel reception in New York. The group buys for Golden Rule stores and supplies large eastbound manufacturers with vast merchandise. They operate with annual sales reaching hundreds of thousands of dollars and are deemed a powerful, stable, and aggressively priced buyer network.
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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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