County livestock inspectors must be appointed by county commissioners
Attorney General Douglas A. Pursuant opinion holds counties must appoint livestock inspectors for two year terms by county commissioners. The Sheridan County board must reappoint Lee Weiran for a term expiring December 21. Seven counties have appointed inspectors so far with five approved by the state board and two after the board's last meeting.
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Douglas A. Preshas
State Board of Livestock Commissioners
Lee Weiran
Sheridan County
Sheridan Board
State Board of Livestock Commisioners
Rural School Meeting Benefits Wyoming Rural Education
Rural School Work Meggie Nicholson county superintendent returned from Laramie after attending a Wyoming county superintendents meeting for rural school work. Talks by Prof. Mark Burrows Kirkeville and Prof. H Shrider Boulder highlighted rural demonstration schools and examples of rural school work. The event promises benefits for county schools with plans and a summer school likely in July.
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Meggie F. Nicholson
Nicholson
Visiting merchant’s El Paso style trip to Green River valley
W S Post arrives from Los Angeles for a two week visit to reflect on years with the old Lamsfork and Kemmerer business. He sold his general mercantile to Blyth Fargo Hosna Co and may tour the upper Green River valley. Mrs Post remains in Los Angeles.
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Post
Los Angeles
Poene
Lambs Fat and Ready for Early Fall Market
Bert Road visits town reporting Green River Livestock Co flocks on forest reserve ready to be mounted. He says range is excellent and the lambs are in fine condition with 80 pound lambs predicted for the early fall market.
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Bert Road
Green River Livestock Co
Bert
Fighting Dick Butler Visits Kemmerer Brother
Dick Butler Jr. brother of Mrs. Thomas and welterweight champion of the Rocky Mountains called on his sister in Kemmerer last Friday night during a Denver tour. He planned a brief stopover on his return trip.
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Free Thomas
Kemmerer
Denver
Dick Jr
Butler
Thomas
Rocky Mountains
Wexelberger Plans Wool Shipment from Opal to Chisago
May Ship to Warehouse Frank Wexelberger visited Kem on Saturday and will ship wool from Opal to the Chisago warehouse. He reports improved quality with less shrinkage and aims to finish the year with a clean fit.
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Frank Wexelberger
Kem
Quiet Kemmerer Wool Sale Reported
Frank J. Pomeroy and William Creham visited Kemmerer on business relating to the sale of wool for B Harris Wool Co. Mr Filnders purchased Saturday night. The price was not announced but reportedly fell between 26 and 27 cents.
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Frank J. Pomeroy
William Creham
Kemmerer
B. Harris Wool: Co
Filnders
Local Buyer Finds Cheaper Bay Wire Through Rancher Lesson
A Lincoln county rancher learns a lesson in price shopping for salvonized bathed wire. He rejected a $2.75 per spool quote from a local merchant and found 20 rolls cheaper from a Chicago mail order house at $2.18 per spool after a later call. The tale praises buying locally but notes the taxpaying carew that dominates county commerce. Colonel Cody and Buffalo Bill were guests at a cowboy Rangers event at the Industrial Club fundraiser with seating for seventy five.
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Lincoln County
Chicago
Baywire
Colonel Cody
Buffalo Bill
Cheyenne
Cowboy Rangers
Industrial Club
Funday
Board of Equalization Meets to Review County Assessments
The Board of County Commissioners begins a board of equalization session to review the county assessor’s valuations. Assessor George W. Tanner acts as clerk and will notify those with changes to appear for protest at a second meeting starting the fourth Monday in July.
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Board of County Commissionere
Board of Equalization
George W. Tanner
Ovor
Sage Notes and Local Chats in the Valley
Sage Notes mentions Sage Guatin with parents KE, J. Pateta plowing for Wm Julian, and Leslie Plummer visiting the Keen home. Local figures plan the first fourth celebration as crops burn from drought while Porter, Mart Christen bring lumber and wool sales hit 27 cents per pound.
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Porter
Mart Christen
Julian
George Clark
Winters
Harry Julian
Henry Gill
al Hurley
Fred Keen
Kemmerer
Paramount Films Return to New Kemmerer Theatre Schedule
Mr Whitten of the New Kemmerer theatre announces Paramount Pictures will show the famous feature films twice weekly starting Thursday July 8. Paramount stars include Maggie Clark and Mary Pickford. A scenic ride to Ideal Reach Three hours from Kemmerer will be offered with Paramount nights to be announced.
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Mr. Whitten
Kemmerer
Thorsday
Paramount
Paramount Pictures
United States
Paramount Features
Janie
Maguerite Clark
Pauline Frederick
Mary Pickford
Charslotte Walker
Myrtle Stedman
Laura Nohecrews
Hazel Dawn
Mori Oeeralding Farrar
Mereafter
Scholar ship student from Wyoming seeks university course
Arthur G. Henkel of Rock Springs a resident of southwestern Wyoming and a blind student visited Kemmerer last week to arrange subscriptions for the Review of Reviews and to promote a scholarship at the University of the Ear. He attended Valparaiso In and plans to enter the University of Michigan at Arbor for a law course in six years. Dr. Whitlock and his family of Kemmerer traveled with him through Evanston to Lake for the lecturer's health.
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Arthur G. Henkel
Rock Springs
Kemmerer
Review of
Universiter of
Valpariso
Ind
University of Michigan
An Arbor
Wyoming
Green River
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Sucveey General
Mack
W.S. Post
Dick Butler
Lava Hot Springs
Idaho
J. V. Kisel
Mabe
Sage Notes
Mugh Guatin
KE. J. Pateta
Wm. Julian
Leslie Plummer
Jan. Hartin
Roy
Sage
Litte
Windsor Tes
Buster
Boy Scout
Mary Jane
Mens Straw
Qumlat Bla
Children’s Gunmetal Oxfords
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