Prominent Federal Court Case Brings National Attention
The article describes a high profile federal court matter involving prominent figures and a long legal battle dating back to 1907. It notes the judge's handling of a complex patent dispute and references the broader implications for property and livestock interests connected to the Salmon Land & Livestock Co. The expedition also covers a ranch visit by D. W. Salmon and T. H. Provement, plus local road improvements near Cokeville and Kemmerer as part of regional development.
Haddenham Team Runs Away on Pine Avenue
A Haddenham team on Pine Avenue caused a wild dash last Wednesday afternoon as frightened drivers fled. The team bolted, pulling along a startled driver who struggled to control the horses before stopping without property damage but with the driver badly shaken.
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Pine Avenue
Georgie Haddenham
Cut Out the Drinks Beginning July 1 Seaford Oregon
Oregon announces the end of alcohol service starting July 1 in Seagatere. Witte en Me Seetag will shift to new compliance rules as part of the state policy change.
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Oregon
Bantam Hen and Gosling Poultry Experiment Mentioned
A brief note indicates Ralph Gunter is experimenting with Bantam hens and a gosling in a new poultry line. The piece mentions plans to hatch a large duck pox and to provide readers with more details later.
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Church Buttes
Ralph Gunter
Ralph
Misa Pemberthy Undergoes Operation in Kemmerer School
Denver reports Misa Pemberthy a Kemmerer teacher underwent an operation. The Mercy hospital procedure was described as a serious misfortune but details remain sparse.
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Denver
Misa Pemberthy
Kemmerer
Mercy
Uttons Attacks and a Failing Liver in Unclear Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an attack involving a person named Uttons and a reported liver failure. Details, dates, and outcomes are not clear from the readable text.
Hamsfork Couple Married In Wyoming Village
Inez wed Wednesday afternoon in officer T B Carnahan officiating to Whiton Banks and Mise Berths May Miller. They will live at Wal ter Fenner's Hamstort ranch lease. Bride is daughter of Reuben and Mrs Miller once of Kemmerer. Friends wish prosperity and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Carnahan
Inez
Witeon
Banks
Mise
May Miller
Mr. Beaks
Walter Fenner
Reuben Miller
Kemmerer
Rev. Lynch In Connecticut News Note
A letter received last week from I Mev. 7. D. Lameb now visiting reports he went to New Haven to see the Yale Harvard baseball game and to watch the best race at New London with further details promised later.
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D. Lameb
Enat
New Haven
Harvard
New London
Conductor's Metvelier Exam Visitor Heads to Montpelier Stay
The Conductor's Sea Metvelier Exam in Loyd Lebrime arrives for a ten day visit with Montpelier relatives and friends. After school closes at the state university Dutch travels to Call-Lea trest across the Grover border with a few hours journey. The San Diego area gains praise for its grounds while Idaho shows creditable exhibits though Idaho building appears frosty. Dutch then goes to Boyle to work for the Gas company until September opening of the university.
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Metvelier
Loyd
Idaho
Botve
Notice to Creditors in Hugh Thornton Estate
Notice to creditors of Hugh Thornton deceased in Wyoming Li County. Letters of administration granted June 1915. Claimants must present claims with vouchers for allowance to administrator John B. Arnold by date shown. Dated June 18 1918.
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Wyoming
Hugh Thornton
John B. Arnold
Hugh ‘Thornton
Jelb
Slovak Society Dance Aids Youth Education Effort
A benefit dance hosted by the Young Folks Circle No 74 of the National Slovak Society was held at Prontier hall last Saturday night. Proceeds will fund books and supplies for the circle as foreign residents pursue better education in the American community.
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Prontier Hall
Young Folks Circle No. 74
National Slovak Society
Oreign
Rand
Wool sales in Converse county show slow demand
Converse county wool sales remain weak as buyers reject offers and growers store much of the clip awaiting higher prices. John Morton sold 150 000 pounds to Silberman of Chicago for 25 cents. Arthur Croft of Lander sold a wood clip to Silberman Bron for 26 1 2 cents. Kinch McKinney of Lander contracted three cars to Adama of Fremont, Nebraska for 22 1 2 cents.
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Converse County
John Morton
Morton Sheep Co
Silberman
Chicago
Camit
Morton
Arthur Croft
Lander
Silberman Bron
Journal
Kinch McKinney
Yellowstone Sheep Co
Adama
Fremont
Neb
Johnson County
Buffalo Voice
Wool Market Report From Uinta County Clips
County sheep men sold several clips this week with Strang and Errickson among buyers. Bradley Brothers, Henry Staley and Thatcher paid 28 1/2 cents top price. Chesney and Painter & Co. also sold clutch clips. A large portion remains unsold in the area.
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Strang
Errickson
Bradley Bros
Henry Staley
Thatcher
Tl Painter & Co
Chesney
Antone Hisen
Dan Macka
V. W. Mackay
McClements Return From Northwest Coast Trip
John McClements and family came back from a visit to the northwest coast and San Francisco. He cites a Portland carnival with a grand parade and a queen pageant attended by thousands of young attendants. A mock marriage ceremony for children was conducted by a 46 year old minister. The trip included two days in Portland and five in San Francisco with fair visits.
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John McClement
Northwest Coast
San Francisco
John
Portland
Frisco
Insanity Charge Ends in Acquittal for William Clark
William Clark, arrested on insanity charges, faced trial before Court Commissioner Bob Christmas. The jury, including D. J. Brown and A. D. Hoskins, returned a verdict of not guilty and Clark was released. Deputies Gudmundsen and McDougal aided in the arrest amid reported bad feeling. no further evidence was presented.
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Clark
Beckwith Ranch
Motoris Im
Gudmundwen
McDougal
Mr. Clark
Bob Christmas
D. J. Brown
A. D. Hoskins
Herman Stritt
F.fitspatrick
W. BE. Pitt
John Molinar
Ques On Inite
Water supplies rise as buyers visit Border lands
T M Mumford and Fred C Evans visited Border on Saturday for land purchases of state school lands advertised for sale. Mumford notes that creek water is holding up well with streams carrying about three times May levels, aided by timely rain and mountain snowmelt.
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T. M. Mumford
Fred C. Evans
Mr. Mumford
Wanted Nurses for 3 Year Hospital Training
Help wanted for a 3 year hospital training program for nurses aged 20 to 30 with grammar grade education. First year wages 10 dollars per month, second and third years 15 dollars. Uniforms furnished. Inquiries to Dr. Whitlock at Lincoln County Hospital. 337
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Whitlock
Lincoln
Greatly Benefited by Chamberlain's Liniment
Florence Slife of Wabash Ind says the liniment brought prompt relief for rheumatic pain, sprains and bruises and she commends it highly. The ad notes it is obtainable everywhere.
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Florence Slife
Ind
Wool Prices Jump as Sheep Growers Close Contracts
In Soda Springs wool prices surge to historic levels as sixty days ago buyers posted 26 cents and 16 1/2 cents for clipped wool. Growers rushed to contract to avoid price drops with shipments due. Harris Wool Co of St. Louis bought Bonneville lease output at 16 1/2 cents, while remaining Greys Lake clips sold to Harris at 26 1/2 cents. A few held out awaiting better terms amid embargo removals.
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Conte Ae
B. Haris Wool Company
St. Louis
Bonneville
Greys Lake
Harris
Mortgage Foreclosure Auction Notice Kemmerer Wyoming
Lauckey B Young and 9 A Hubbell mortgage Heyburn Grain Co on a chattel note of 192 60 at 8 percent. Mortgage on two mules and other chattels recorded in Lincoln county Wyoming. Amount due 265 55 with 50 attorney fees. Auction at Kemmerer town hall July 23 1915 at 10 am by constable E J Long. Jones attorney for mortgagor.
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Lauckey B. Young
8. A. Hubbell
Heyburn Grain Co
A. Hubbell
E. J. Long
Court House
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Wyoming
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Grobor Bourme
Coberitte
Lava Hot Springs
Ceretabed
Crean
J. V. Kisel Lava Hot Springs
J. A. Pohjola Photographer
Puone
Keuuxaza
Wyo
Moriys & Tomaes
Prepeiators
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Musee the St
Spa
Capieetm
Elia Schwalbe
AD Federal Court
Wtan Ranchistuck
Philbreos
Wedaceday
Ipsmen Ee Federal Covei
Enn
Phil Brook
Kinney
Pete Ole
Kenemerer
T. Hunter Gaiman
Coalville
Maledn
Salmon Land & Livestock Co
D. W. Salmon
T. H. Provement
Joe Winter
Pete Dean
Cobeville
Jon
Haines
Cokeville
Sago
Star Valley
Peta
Joe
Haddenham
Gosling
Misa Pemberthy Operated
Uttons
Hamsfork
the Conductor's
Dance
Converse Wool Sales
Pew Hales
Ideal Beach
Kemmerer, Dane
Uinta
Evanaton Press
McClements Return
Soda Springs
Heyburn Grain Co., Mortgagor
Tvan
Jones
Mortgagor
Beckstead Bell & Co
Agsocy Continental Oil Co
Lincoln Lumber Co
The
Frontier Supply Company
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