Foot and Mouth Disease Report Cites No U S Cases
State Veterinarian Davis says no current United States cases of foot-and-mouth disease exist. In efforts to control the outbreak 147,644 animals were slaughtered across cattle hog sheep and goats at a cost of eight million dollars. Outbreaks hit 269 counties in 21 states with 2,910 infected herds. The Gillette News quote suggests quarantines could be lifted to ease dairy farmers’ hardships.
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Flaoler Globe ‘State
Davis
United States
Gillette News
Kendrick
Kemmerer Churches Plan Sunday Services
Kemmerer churches announce weekly and monthly services. Saint Patrick's Catholic Church hosts Sunday Mass and Sunday school at 10:30. Sublet Chapel meets the first Sunday each month at 1 am. T D Lynch is listed as pastor.
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James Rotemsl Corres Shook
Tas A
Back From the Valley Combines Districts in Afton Vote
Prof Jos BE Burch and state superintendent Edith Clark concluded a four day tour visiting eleven meetings in the valley to explain consolidation of eleven districts into one and to discuss a bond issue for a high school at Afton and other schools. The series aimed to reduce expenses and unite boards under a single system with education as the focus. The bond vote is set for next Friday afternoon with expectations of a large majority in favor due to clarified questions and broad public interest.
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Jos. BE. Burch
Afton
Edith K. C. Clark
Burch
Mae
Bureh
Clark
New Chief Nurse Miss McFadden Arrives at Lincoln County Hospital
Miss McFadden, formerly of St Marks Hospital Salt Lake City and five years at that facility, arrives to assume chief nurse duties at Lincoln County Hospital, succeeding Miss Mable Goddard who recently married. She comes with strong recommendations and is well qualified for the role.
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McFadden
Salt Lake City
St. Marks Hospital
Lincoln County Hospital
Mable Goddard
Milas McFaden
Good Roads Meeting in Jackson Valley Discusses Road Work
Jackson Hale Courier reports County Commissioner Chas H Peterson and Deputy Sheriff A L Hale visited Smoot to inspect valley roads. Citizens discussed funding and location of new roads with county support, urging residents to move back fences to allow improvements and to contribute labor worth several hundred dollars. Peterson praised the valley and its potential.
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Chas. H. Peterson
Smoot
A. L. Hale
Afton
Peterson
Roada
Horse Buyers Active in Kemmerer Area
McColum of Toronto visited Kemmerer this past week and plans to bring a large lot of calverly horses to the region. He recently shipped 34 cars of horses through Kemmerer from Idaho and the northwest. The horses are understood for the U.S. cavalry as European agents enter the west, creating a dearth of serviceable stock and prompting this effort to secure remaining horses for the army.
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Bas.e
McColum
Toronto
Kemmerer
Rae
Idaho
Northwest
U. Cavalry
Thermopolis Flood Reaches Town After Sudden Canyon Water
A sudden flood near Thermopolis on Tuesday noon swept through the canyon Wall of water ten feet deep and spread over half the city with little warning. Property damage exceeds fifty thousand dollars as police and residents assess the scene after waters recede.
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Thermopolis
Waar
Lee
Simon
Emory
Denver visit plans of Loyd party this week
A Denver trip is set for CB Loyd and his daughter Mire Jobe Groutage who will spend a month at her former home. The two ladies have taught at local schools and intend to attend regional events and explore educational sites while away.
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Loyd
Mire
Jobe Groutage
Denver
Social Doings at Brandon Home For Mrs Ridgely
Wednesday afternoon social at the Brandon home with about a dozen ladies in attendance for Mrs Hilliard Ridgely of Cheyenne. They shared needlework bags and lively chat, luncheon at 4:30, and Virginia Hocker played multiple pieces on the Victrola. Hostess aides were Misses Rathbun and Ivey.
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Brandon
Ethel Ivey
Ridgely
R. M. Turner
A. J. Saunders
Platt Wilson
Frontier
Mrs Ridgely Departs After Week of Visits in Kemmerer
Mrs Ridgely leaves Kemmerer for Ohio on Saturday after a week of social retreat. Numerous local residents from Frontier and Diamondville hosted gatherings, dinners, card games, and bridge in her honor. The almoner social circle, including Mrs J G Gudmundsen and Mrs R R Rose, celebrated with multiple outings and dinners across town. The Altar and Rosary group postponed its card party, and florist Louis B Westholder of Evanston offered services for flowers and funeral designs.
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Ridgely
Ohio
Kemmerer
Frontier
Diamondville
Ridgelys
Altar and Rosary Society of the Catholic Church
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Ivan Jones
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Ikola
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Manston
Cumberland
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Rock Springs
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Kock Springs
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Frank Rosenstein
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Rev. Mythen
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Return
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Jos. Kauffman
Lester G. Baker
Jos. EB. Bureh
D. Clark
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Marshall
Orlando Curtis
James. H. Parmenter
Niebel
Bud Payne
Flinch
Louis B. Westholder
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Union Pacific System
Union Pacific
Pointe East
Frontier Supply Company
Beckstead Bell & Co
Josh Sorcan
Liscile Lumber
Piney Eee
Becker Brewing
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