May Close Down Star Valley Creameries
W J Jensen returning from mining camps reports unease in Star Valley over possible creamery shutdowns due to weak butter demand. The rumor cites a $20 000 monthly milk sales impact and payroll effects, though local inquiry finds no shortage in butter demand and hopes the reports are incorrect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Valley Creameries
W. J. Jensen
Star Valley
Mr. Jensen
Squires
Star Valley Creamies
Assessor Faces Tax Law Changes and Census Duties
County Assessor George W. Tanner delays assessment work awaiting legislature action on census supervision moving to his office. New laws require recording of school poll taxes, duplicating schedules, and possible deputies. Census work will raise labor, with $100 for the assessor and $40 for each district deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Tanner
Cheyenne
Light Six Haynes Car Arrives in Town
Busy man Mr. Hregnovick now spends days in the office or garage as a new Haynes light six five passenger car arrives last week. The Brewster green body and black wheels and hood are noted, with Mr. Hregnovick believing it to be among the company’s finest demo models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hregnovick
Colvin Cunnington Evanston Times marriage notice
Last Saturday Rev. Bullies persisted at the marriage of John Fred Colvin and Mary Myrtle Cunnington. Both are well known in the community and the Times joins friends in congratulations. Mr. Colvin works at the Aspen tunnel and the couple will reside there. The bride is the youngest daughter of Dr. W Coonlogtos of Kemmerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullies
John Fred Colvin
Mary Myrtle Cunnington
Colvin
Aspen Tunnel
W. ©. Coonlogtos
Kemmerer
Parker arraigned for first degree murder in Carnahan court
Dan Parker faced Judge T. B. Carrahan on Wednesday as he was charged with murder in the first degree for fatally shooting Mink Porter. Parker pled not guilty as County Attorney Reynolds presented evidence and witnesses, including Ark Rose, whose testimony worsened Parker's case. defense offered no witnesses and Parker remained in district court without bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Carrahan
Dan Parker
Mink Porter
Marshall Reynolds
Robert B. Rose
Ark Rose
Parker
Carnahan
District Court
Duroc Jerseys Sold by P W Olson at Fontier Supply Co
P W Olson from Coker ville delivered a car of pure bred Duroc Jerseys to Fontier Supply Co for 8 50 a head. He notes Kem merer as a favorable livestock market and has cattle sheep and wool sales. In Omaha hogs topped 9 55. Olson runs two bands of sheep north of Rock Springs and two near home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Olson
Cokerville
Fontier Supply Co
Kemmerer
Olson
Omaha
Rock Springs
Fish Hatchery Bill Backed by Valley Hopeful
A correction notes a misreport about a fish hatchery bill for the Green River valley. The senate passed the measure but the house killed it. editors express regret the bill failed despite local need and urge future legislation to support wider fish distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Senate
House
Green River
Law Students Pursue Studies Amid Duties in Kemmerer
In Kemmerer a group of law students including Carl Cook Harold Iden Varley Hadwin and Harley Sammon are deeply engaged in legal studies while balancing other duties. Their ongoing work underscores the community’s support for future lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Ke Wr
Carl Cook
Harold i Deren
Varley
Hadwin
Arley Sammon
Eastern Star meeting notes with Mary V Snyder present
At a Linsaim chapter No 23 Order of the Eastern Star meeting last Friday night stand worthy patron Mrs Mary V Snyder of Link Wyoming attended. The record notes attendance and forthcoming Benediction by the visitor with partial readable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linsaim
Order of the Eastern Bar
Mary V. Snyder
Link
Wyo
Mother May Receive $50 a Month State Pension
Under new law, a mother with dependent children in Cheyenne may qualify for a state pension. Mr Agua Erickson, husband of the applying mother, has faced dismissal and hardship after months apart, supporting four children. The plan proposes $50 monthly for the oldest child and $41 for each of the three younger dependents, totaling $50 per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agua Erickson
Cheyenne
Oldeas
Erickson
Union
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H. E. Christmas
H. R. Christmas
First Nacional Bank Baaing
Kemmerer, Wyoming
H E. Christmas
J. R. Marquis
Wyoming
W. R. Hocker
Ivan Jones
Telephone
Kenmerer, Wo
Ivan S. Jones
Ralph W. Smith
Robert R. Rose
Smith & Rose
Law
Marshall S. Reynolds
Robert S. Spence
Land Office
Evanston
J. W. Sammon
Ab Law
Cunnington & Hocker
Cumberland
Diamondyilie
Ellis Hudman
D. D. Spani Architect
Hkoom
Huck Springs National Bank
L. C. Ferguson Civil Engineer
R. H. Embree
Panera Director
Ruibalmer
Kellmerer Hardware and Pursiture Co
J. A. Pohjola
Viivone
Kexmenen
Colvin Cunnington
Evanston Times
Duroc
Mosey
Imant
Id Ewok
The
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Corporation
F. E. Curtis
Leading Jeweler
Frank Rosenstein
Oscar H, Will & CO
Bismarck
New Kemmerer Theatre
Ant
Ben Bagnell
Kemmerba
the Arcade Cafe
Morrus & Tomose
Coca-Cola
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