Park Stage Fare Cut by U S Government Order
Yellowstone Park fare reductions issued by federal authorities end supervision over park business. Six day tours priced at 4525 by hotel route and 40.00 via Wylie Permanent camp. In 1919 park entries reached 11,204 from Gardiner and 11,007 from the OSL western entrance.
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Yellowstone Park
United States
Nelding
Castle
Park
Northern Pacific
Gardiner
Montana
Carnival Queens Lead Tour Across the West
Fourteen young girls crowned as queen and princesses of the Rove Festival in Portland toured the West. They left Portland via the Northern Pacific toward Puget Sound and Spokane then traveled to Salt Lake City via Short Line. From Salt Lake they proceeded to Los Angeles along the Salt Lake and San Pedro route and were royally entertained at lengthy stops.
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Portland
West
Pacific
Puget Sound Points
Spokane
Thenen
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
San Pedro
Yellowstone Special to Run Daily Park Route This Summer
The Yellowstone Special operated by the Short Line will run daily from June 15 to September 1 this year on the same schedule as last season. The train will be electric lighted and include baggage and dining cars, a stool coach, sleepers and an observation car. A large new hotel is expected to be completed at Yellowstone station.
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Yellowstone Station
Union Pacific to Reproduce Yellowstone for Panama-Pacific Exposition
The Union Pacific plans a daylight train feature in 1915 to recreate Yellowstone Park for the Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. Every detail will be faithfully reproduced including geysers and stands, covering about four acres. The area will showcase the greatest artists to render the display.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Yellowstone Park
San Francisco
Railroads foresee heavy taxes and travel boom in 1915
1915 railway tax expectations rise as 219 conventions and expositions are planned in California. A ninety day round trip fare with liberal stops is offered for expositions in San Francisco and San Diego. An Oregon Washington Railway train delay, safety signals cost, and a presidential party aboard a private car are noted amid service changes on the Short Line Boise to Twin Falls route.
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San Francisco
San Diego
California
Oregon- Washington
Huntington
Mia
Farrell
Oregon, Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
Extrepa
Thee
Portland
Oro
Boise
Twin Falls
Minstrels of Rock Springs Stage Show Delights Crowd
The Minstrels of the Rock Springs lodge office performed at the Lyceum theatre last Saturday to a large crowd. The group, after a day parade, also presented music in the streets and in Green River Sunday night with proceeds for the Eikshone benefit.
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Nce Eiks
Rock Springs
Lyceum Theatre
Green River
Eikshone
Robert Smith Reporter and Paper Founder Dies
Bob Smith, longtime Wyoming newspaper figure, died in Chicago after a career that began in Scotland. He founded the Sweetwater Gazette the first paper in Sweetwater County, later moved to Rock Springs becoming the Miner. An aggressive writer and community power, he spent his early years in Uinta County and later lived in Muskogee, Oklahoma. His death brings regret to many friends across the region.
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Bob” Smith
Rock Springs
Robert Smith
Chicago
Hines
Smith
See
Rock
Mueskoger
Oklahoma
Pioneer Thad Streight Dies After Long Illness
Thad Streight, a longtime resident and pioneer of the Ogden area, passed away last Thursday at age 71 after a prolonged illness. A Rhode Island native who moved to Wyoming in the early 1880s, he had lived in the state nearly thirty years and recently sought help in Utah. He is survived by two sons. The body was brought to the city and interred in the local cemetery amid a large turnout of friends.
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T. A. Streight
Thad Streight
Ogden
Rhode Island
Wyoming
Utah
Visitor From Oregon Brings Optimism On Growth Path
Thomas J. Jones arrived from Yale Oregon last Sunday to visit his parents Mr and Mrs T St Jones. He has spent two years in the coast state and notes rapid development with new railroad construction. He predicts a bright future for the region and enjoys greetings with old friends.
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Oregon
J. Jones
City
Yale
Boston Wool Market Review Shows Firm Tendencies
The Boston wool market appears firm with buyers cautious yet bidding on large lines under holders’ ideas. Manufacturers push forward while dealers hold back. receipts increase as Western markets rise on the new clip. Growers show indifference to selling amid hopefuls for stronger prices abroad.
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Wan
Whitman Leases Hamiton Garage in Kemmerer
Whitman, from Piney, arrived last week to manage the Ham iton Garage lease in Kemmerer. He also operates a garage at Big Viney and serves as agent for Portl and Balek cars with strong sales reports. Whitman runs a Kemmerer to upper Green River valley passenger route, promoting the Balek as a better option than the Ford.
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Gull Whiteman
Piney
Mest
Hagland
Hamiton
Kemmerer
Whiteman
Big Viney
Portl
Balek
Ile
Ford
Whitman Aiso
Green River Valley
Marbleton dealer Healy unloads Maxwell cars for agency
Maxwell Car P Healy of Marbleton spent several days in Kemmerer unloading a Maxwell auto shipment for which he holds the local agency. The six cylinder autos are praised for their performance and reliability. Healy runs Marbleton Garage with an excellent workshop for repair in the area.
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P. Hy Healey
Marbleton
Kemmerer
White
Maxwell Automobiles
Healy
Allies Beat Green River In Thrilling Sunday Clash
A crowded arena watched the Allies edge Green River by a narrow margin in a suspenseful sun afternoon contest. Green River showed flashes of skill but costly errors and wild throws in key moments swung the game to the Allies securing a hard fought win.
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Alliedeam
Green River
MT Twk Abig
Booster Leads F. C. Abel in Lincoln County Flourish
The Booster brings news of F. C. Abel, recently from Ogden, starting a cigar factory here. He aims to build an excellent enterprise in Lincoln County, earning local support as residents back a home product and hoping for sustained success. Abel is a pleasant gentleman and is here to stay.
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F.C. Abél
Ogden
Ldncoln
Abel
Randolph visitors testify in Sage case at Judge Craig’s court
Clyde Brower and Thos Wilson of Randolph Uwh were witnesses in Sage before Justice R Lee Craig. They reported the death by lightning last Saturday morning of E W Beckwith on the Manhoad ranch near Sage, a well known local man.
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Utah
Clyde Brower
Thos, Wilson
Randolph
Uwh
R. Lee Craig
Sage
E. W. Beckwith
Manhoad Ranch
Sago
Notice to Contractors Calling for Bids on Piney School
Sealed proposals will be received by Trustees of School District No. 5 Lincoln County Wyoming for a two story school building at Piney. Bids due 3 pm January 7 1914. Plans at architect office Room 9 Rock Springs, State Bank of Piney. Bid bond required. performance bond 25 percent. Building to be completed by September 1 1918. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids.
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Lincoln County
Wyoming
Sh Piney
Spantat
Rock Ae
State Bank of Si
Kemmerer
Big Piney
Hlader
Ailding
Osterhouk
Bull Py Olaing
James Mickelson
J. B. Badd
al ‘Osterhout
Trustees
Notice of Publication for Claimant Names
Notice of Publication appears to list claimant names in a formal filing. It references an address and date with a filing period and names of individuals or entities connected to the claim. The legible fragments identify a June date and associated party designations.
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Wil Beet
John M
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