Phosphate Plant To Open In Border Wyoming
United States Phosphate Company plans a fine grinding plant at Border Wyoming within two months, producing 10 tons daily of crude rock ground to 9 percent, aimed at expanding markets in Utah Idaho and beyond as demand grows and soil acidity releases nutrients. The Salt Lake organization has long shipped crude rock locally and anticipates expanding milling capacity and mineral lands ownership amid conservation-era location battles.
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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 reports rapid work on the Kemmerer to Fossil double track. Steel laid to two miles west of Kemmerer with aims to reach Fossil by August 5. Ballasting to begin after steel, two gravel trains from Granger daily until completion.
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Kemmerer
Fossil
T. L. Williamson
Granger
Conductor Jerry Kinney Visits Kemmerer After Inquiry
Jerry Kinney the veteran Oregon Short Line conductor visited Kemmerer on Tuesday of last week to attend the board of inquiry into the death of two Greeks. He said the crew knew nothing of the accident until notified by wire. A heavy wind and dust storm reduced visibility that afternoon. Kinney has many local friends who welcomed his visit.
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Jerry Kinney
Kemmerer
Jerry
Return from North Country Trip by Kemmerer Pair
P J Quealy and Frank A Manley returned to Kemmerer Tuesday of last week after an automobile outing near Pinedale and Fremont Lake. They traveled from Rock Springs with a party of motorists and recall pleasant memories and a sharp experience with roads and cloudbursts between Kemmerer and Rock Springs.
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P. J. Quealy
Frank A. Manley
Kemmerer
Pinedale
Fremont Lake
Rack Springs
Rock Springs
Sewer Works Delay Hospitals Hydrant Need Arizona?
Sewer stoppage hampered hospital drainage as lines failed and city crews labored days to reopen. Hydrant at hospital urged to flush sewers while lines near low ground require proper fall. officials say they are prepared to proceed with improvements.
Death by Own Action Ties Jackson Hole Ranch Owner
Word reaches Jackson Hole of the death of John D. Sargent owner of the Ine Tree ranch on Jackson Lake who killed himself. The date of death is unknown the body found July 10 in a chair at the ranch with a rifle trigger tied string to the trigger. Justice Walden Allen of Moran held the coroner inquest returning death by own action. The body was wrapped in a blanket and buried on the ranch grounds. Sargent a former New York society man came to Wyoming to oversee a Swiss cottage on 160 acres. The body was found by John L. Dodge Wilson ranchman.
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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
Drunk railroad laborer hurt in Kemmerer yards
A railroad laborer, found bleeding near the main line in Kemmerer yards after a night of heavy drinking, was taken to Hocker & Stafford for head wounds. He later admitted on Monday morning that he fell while drunk the previous night and sustained injuries. A Wave & Sons piano is for sale, inquire Drew Morrow.
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Kemmerer Yards
Hocker & Stafford
One Wave & Sons
Drew Morrow
Kemmerer
Bank Robbery at Randoph Utah Leads to Arrest
A bold bank robbery occurred in Randolph Utah last Wednesday afternoon. Hob McGregor, who had worked near Cokeville, rode up at about 2 pm with a black handkerchief over his face and forced the cashier to hand over 1800 dollars. Sheriff Eastman of Rich County pursued him to Sage, returned him to Utah for trial, and recovered all the stolen money. The horse he used was stolen from the Quealy Peterson ranch near Cokeville and later returned to its owners after being traced.
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Randolph
Utah
Hob McGregor
Cokeville
Eastman
Rich County
Tie
Sage
Quealy Peterson
Eastiman
Casey Collett
Bancroft Victorious In Rain Delayed Kemmerer Bout
Bancroft Idaho faced Diamondville in Kemmerer amid rain delays with only a small crowd watching. The Bancroft boys won easily by a score of 1 to 0 or 2 to 1 as reported. They have a scheduled game with Green River on Kemmerer grounds Sunday August 10 and Labor Day plans to travel 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 suffers jaw wound from stray shot
An Austrian man arriving from Glencoe camp on Sunday had his jaw filled with No 7 bird shot after an accidental discharge by his companion while hunting rabbits. Doctors probed and recovered most of the shot, and he returned home.
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Glencoe
Bird
Gamblers arraigned as Kemmerer judges gambling cases
Judge D A Craig presided at a Kemmerer district court session for the Cokeville gambling arrests. Pleas of guilty were entered by Joe Herrera Takayama I Katayama Nick Jarenill and T Takenaka with fines of 100 plus costs. Boomer & Fuller were fined 300 each plus costs. Manning was fined 500 plus costs. Several defendants defaulted and face county jail at 1 dollar per day. John McCauley’s case was deferred to a parole after being offered a job by Kemmeter Coal Co.
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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 Here Messrs Manson and Stevenson Visit Kemmerer
Idaho division of the Oregon Short Line general superintendent E C Manson and superintendent A B Stevenson visited Kemmerer on No 6 in a special car. They planned a westward inspection tour with Manson to cover the entire system before returning to Salt Lake. Amt Supt C J Husted accompanied them to Pocatello.
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Messrs
E. C. Manson
A. B. Stevenson
Idaho
Oregon Short
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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
Starkey and
Williams
Cumberland
Emporium
F. L. Palmer
J. B. Doles
Spencer Ranch
Upper
Hamsfork
Mr. Palmer
Fred Hemerick
Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Company
Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Co
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