Come West for Sunshine Yet Face Storms in West
The Sheridan Enterprise notes Americans dream of California and Arizona as refuges from harsh winters but warns of recent floods in California and the Roosevelt dam risk in Arizona. It highlights earthquakes, tornadoes, hurricanes, and blizzards as reasons to endure local seasons.
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Fiorida
Jacksonville
Lake Superior
la Grippe
California
Arizona
Thi Fe
Roosevelt
Kansas
Atlantic Coast
Dakota
Middle West
Sheridan Enterprise
Wyoming Sheep Directory 1916 Details Sheep Stocks Wealth
The Eleventh annual Directory of Wyoming 1916 lists 1870 to 1915 sheep trends and values. Natrona leads with 368,117 head. Lincoln ranks fifth with 208,267. The book includes flockmaster names by county and a wool output tally.
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Wyoming
George 5. Walker
Wyoming Wool Growers Association
Natrona County
Lincoln County
Visitor from Kemmerer Reports Snow Conditions on Green River Range
Duster McTivain, who has been filing for Charley Olsen on the Green River during the past season, visited Kemmerer last week. He is a well known range rider in southwestern Wyoming and notes that snow is not as heavy there as in other areas. He says range feed will take time to become available as many miles still need to melt.
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Duster McTivain
Charley Olsen
Green River
Kemmerer
Huster
Wyoming
Miner Otto Huttl Drives Hay to McCall Buyers
Otto Huttl, a prosperous former Diamondville miner now farming near McCall Idaho, visited town last week to deliver two carloads of hay sold in the area. He owns a 220 acre ranch with crops in cultivation and previously worked at Diamondville mines before relocating to Idaho.
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Otto Huttl
McCall
Idaho
Otto
Diamondville
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Fragments show garbled words about a fair or event with unclear names and places. The readable bits mention a person or group and a location, but the overall sense is incomplete and uncertain.
Editorial Hop the Railroads
The piece faults railroad management for perceived arrogance and neglect while praising resilience during snowbound disruptions. It notes revenue gains in recent months, criticizes car shortages and harsh orders, yet hopes for a trouble free spring and better roadbed conditions ahead.
Dance praised as Granger’s best ever attended
Granger notes report a February 14 dance “well attended and a great success” with many praising it as the best in Granger’s history. Local visitors include Ka J. Brantiey, Fred Roberta, Cal Gilles, A. Carlson, and Mrs. Gudmundsen. cattle at Big Island ranch are fed. plays and visits to Orenger are mentioned. Mrs. Demming and Mrs. Olaf visit. Edrett is “homesey” and revenue lists are noted.
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Granger
Ka J. Brantiey
Alt Lake
Fred Roberta
Cokeville
James Petrie
Opal
Cal Gilles
A. Carlson
Sveral
Big Island
Bagley
Ipay
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Corn Products Refining CO
P.O
Banish
New York
Dept
ST. James Church
Kemmerer, Wyoming
O. O. F. Kenreres
Letes
Enek
Pangey
Savelock
Brothers
Ivan
Jones
Noble Grand
A. W. Anderson Hee
O. E
Ape Ee
Guateadon Hall
TL. Stewart
Mra
Marie
Alf
A. M. Sierra
Odd Fellows Brethren
Wood Standh
Olaf Jetfiewn
W. M
Arthur
Lincoln Lodge
K. Pi Intte
Tieder
L, O
O. M. Eateneh
Stacker Mt
Hall Vite
Nage
Me Fume
Joe Pie
Samen
Pete’s Stock Exchange
Peter Gordon, Jr
D. J. Brown
Miner's Exchange Saloon
Pabst
Regush & Kalan
Frope Kemtuer
Linecole County
U. A. LeRoux
the Kemmerer Hotel Cafe
Tom Ming
Telephone Annual Report
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Colorado
New Mexico
Utah
Montana
Maho
Editorial
Pocatello Tribune
Sertolia Neds
Northwest
THE
Emporium
Fenrcw
Osmundo
Cordove Cigar Co
Denver, Colorado
Hotel
F. H. Chapin
Mgr
Kemmerer, Wyo
Frontier Supply Company
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