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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1916
Page
10
The Sheridan Enterprise notes that despite the lure of sunny California, the state endures severe floods and that rising Roosevelt irrigation dam waters threaten Arizona. The piece urges caution about leaving familiar regions for unknown dangers.
The Eleventh annual Directory of Wyoming 1916 lists 1915 sheep at 9 630 000 with 6 824 400 valuation and 29 040 006 pounds wool. Natrona leads with 368 117 head. Lincoln fifth with 208 267. The book also lists flockmasters by county and addresses. The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co annual report shows company growth with 22 568 new stations and 373 exchanges across six states.
Duster McTivain, long tied to Charley Olsen on the Green River range and a noted figure in Kemmerer, visited last week. He says snow is lighter there than in his home country and significant range melt remains before feed will be available.
Otto Huttl, a prosperous McCall Idaho area farmer and former Diamondville miner, visited town last week delivering two carloads of hay from his ranch. He now owns a 220 acre cultivated property in Idaho.
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The piece blames railroad management for hardships faced by the Northwest lines during snow and slide related disruptions. It argues railroads earned income despite the two months of strain and hopes for a season of prosperity with spring on the way. It targets rail executives and a sleepy tolerance from the public.
The February 14 dance drew a large crowd and was hailed as the best Granger has seen, with praise from attendees. Visitors included Ka J. Brantiey, Fred Roberts, James Petrie, Cal Gilles, A. Carlson, and Mrs Gudmundsen. Local cattle herds at Big Island are resting at Bagley’s and Pay’s ranches. Mrs. Brandiey and Laurence returned from Lake City, and Mrs. Demming from Coalville visit Mrs George Olaf.
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