United States Phosphate to Open Border Plant in Wyoming
The United States Phosphate company plans a fine grinding plant at Border Wyoming within two months to process crude rock into fertilizer grade material. The facility will grind 9 to 10 percent of head stock to 100 mesh, with a 10 ton daily capacity at start and potential expansion as demand grows. This marks a new mineral industry development across Utah Wyoming and Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Iritune
United States Phosphate Company
Border
Wyo
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
United States Company
East
Middle West
Plantar Horder
United States
Itle Ander Plecer
Oregon Short Line doubles track progress near Kemmerer
T L Williamson in charge reports rapid progress on the Kemmerer to Fossil double track. Steel laid up the hill two miles west of Kemmerer with completion anticipated into Fossil by August 5. Ballasting to begin after steel placement and two gravel trains from Granger will run daily until finish.
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Kemmerer
Fossil
T. L. Williamson
Granger
Conductor Kinney Visits Kemmerer After Dusty Windy Day
Jerry Kinney veteran Oregon Short Line conductor visited Kemmerer on Tuesday of last week to attend a board of inquiry into a death involving two Greeks. He says the crew knew nothing of the accident until informed by wire. A strong wind and dust storm reduced visibility that afternoon. Kinney has many local friends who welcomed his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Kinney
Kemmerer
Jerry
Tradeably Pleasant Auto Trip To Pinedale And Freemont Lake
Pinedale trip members P J Quealy and Frank A Manley returned to Kemmerer on Tuesday of last week after an automobile outing to Pinedale and Fremont Lake. They traveled north from Rack Springs with a party of motorists and recalled roads and obstacles between here and Rock Springs, and many pleasant memories of the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Quealy
Frank A. Manley
Kemmerer
Pinedale
Fremont Lake
Rack Springs
Rock Springs
Sewer Repairs Stall Hydrant Need At Hospital
Report notes sewer stoppage due to flushing issues from the hospital drainage and nearby pipes, delaying opening for days. City crew works to restore flow and address necessary fall in low ground to prevent future backing.
Death by own action on Jackson Lake ranch
Word reaches of John D. Sargent owner of the Ine Tree ranch on Jackson Lake who died by suicide. Date of death unknown, body found July 10 after a June 27 disappearance. Inquest by Justice Walden Allen Moran returned death by own action with details of a rifle trigger setup and music playing. Sargent once a New York society figure, married twice, second wife living in Long Beach California. Body found by John L. Dodge Wilson ranchman. buried on the ranch lawn. Swiss cottage owner Robt Ray Hamilton built on the lake shore.
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Jackson Hole
John D. Sargent
Jackson Lake
Sargent
Walden Allen
Moran
Long Busch
Cal
Wyoming
New York
Robt
Ray Hamilton
John L. Dodge
Wilson
Railroad laborer hurt in Kemmerer yards after fall
A drunken railroad laborer was found bleeding between the main line and a side track in Kemmerer yards Sunday night. He was treated at Hocker and Stafford, later admitting he had fallen while drunk the night before. For sale a Wave and Sons piano offered by Drew Morrow in Kemmerer.
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Kemmerer Yards
Hocker & Stafford
One Wave & Sons
Drew Morrow
Kemmerer
Bank Robbery at Randolph Utah Ends in Arrest
A daring bank robbery occurred Wednesday afternoon in Randolph Utah with Hob Mc Gregor, just outside Cokeville, storming the bank at 2 pm and forcing the cashier to hand over 1800 dollars. Sheriff Eastman pursued the robber to Sage, captured him, and returned the stolen horse to its owners. all bank funds were recovered.
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Randolph
Utah
Hob McGregor
Cokeville
Eastman
Rich County
Tie
Sage
Quealy Peterson
Eastiman
Casey Collett
Bancroft Baseball Win Amid Rain Interruption
Bancroft from Idaho defeated Diamondville on Kemmerer grounds after rain halted play. A small crowd watched as Bancroft won easily by a wide margin. Upcoming games include Bancroft versus Green River on Kemmerer grounds and a Labor Day trip to Twin Falls for a series.
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Bancroft
Idaho
Kemmerer
Diamondville
Bancroft Boys
Diamond
Green River
Kemmerer Grounds
Twin Falls
Austrian hunter wounded by accidental gun discharge
An Austrian man visiting Glencoe camp was shot in the jaw by his companion while rabbit hunting. The blast lodged pellets, mostly No 7 shot, in his jaw. After the doctor probed the wound most of the shot was recovered and he returned home with his companion.
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Glencoe
Bird
Gamblers arraigned as Kemmerer court backs county crackdown
Judge D A Craig presided at a Kemmerer session arraigning Cokeville gamblers. Joe Herrera and others faced fines up to 500 dollars with costs. Some defendants paid. five men defaulted and face county jail at one dollar daily. John McCauley was parole granted after age denial for reform school transfer.
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D. A. Craig
Kemmerer
District Court
Eanen
Cokeville
Hansen
Joe Herrera
Takayama
I. Katayama
Nick Jarenill
T.takenaka
Messrs
Boomer & Fuller
Costa
Charles Manning
Coste
Iko Takayama
Nick Jorenill
T. Takenaka
Katayama
John McCauley
Ind
Gulden
Colo
Kemmeter Coal Co
Officials Tour Kemmerer as Inspectors Travel On
Officials here Messrs. E C Manson general superintendent A B Stevenson superintendent Idaho division of the Oregon Short Line were in Kemmerer Sunday aboard a special car on No 6 From here a special was routed west the gentlemen going on a general tour of inspection Manson will cover the entire system before he returns to Salt Lake Amt Supt C J Husted accompanied them to Pocatello The Misses Starkey and Williams of Cumberland were in Kemmerer last week taking teachers examinations They will teach in Cumberland next year A new line of souvenir post cards at the Emporium Judge F L Palmer and J B Doles returned from a fishing trip near Spencer ranch up Hamsfork They report a good search and a pleasant outing In the absence of Mr Palmer Mrs Fred HemerickLooked after the affairs of the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
E. C. Manson
A. B. Stevenson
Idaho
Oregon Short
Starkey and
Williams
Cumberland
Kemmerer
F. L. Palmer
J. B. Doles
Spencer Ranch
Upper
Hamsfork
Mr. Palmer
Fred Hemerick
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First National Bank of
F. H. Chapin
Mgr
Cy A
Inew Phosphate
Salt Lake Company
Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co
Peterson
von McGregor
Robba Bank
Emporium
Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Company
Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Co
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