Forest Department Presses for Fairness in Lincoln Wool Growers Talks
Wyoming forest officials and Lincoln County Wool Growers Association met in Kemmerer to review Class A creasing permits and hear user grievances. The session included 60 attendees and a banquet, with Jamieson and Marks cases heard, and actions to be decided by the district forester.
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Kemmerer
C. A. Beam
Wyoming Forest
C. N. Wood
Ogden
Lincoln County Wool Growers Association
Forcat
On- Fred Wa
Lincoln County Growers Association
Holy Hall
Joe C. Kinney
Ea W. Chrisman
Opal
E. J. Brantiey
Granger
A. A. Covey
Afton
8. B. Curtis
Cokeville
George Watts
T. Hunter Salmon
LaBarge
Packing Plant Near Kokmerer West Seeks Expansion
A new packing venture by Fales-Houston Co plans a modern facility in Pocatello to serve the western stock trade. The plant, organized for 250,000 dollars, will process 100 hogs, 200 cattle, and 360 sheep daily, regulated by government inspection, with growth tied to grower stock ownership.
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Pocatello
Packing House
Fales-Houston Packing Co
D. Miller
J. J. Gerard
Kemmerer
Teddy Marks Exits Wyoming Sheep Trade in Kemmerer Sale
In Kemmerer last week Teddy Marks sold his interest in the Marks and Jensen sheep to J W Jensen. About 1400 head were included in the transfer signaling Marks’s exit from the Wyoming industry after years of active involvement. Marks plans to reside in Salt Lake City and retains other interests in Cokeville.
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Kawara
Teddy) Marks
Ve. W. Jensen
Jensen
Teddy Marks
Mark
Forest Service
Marke
Forest Department
Beas
Marks and Jensen
Jewe
Kemmerer
Marks & Jensen
J. W. Jensen
Wyoming
Mr. Marks
Cokeville
Salt Lake City
Teddy
Sheep Associations
Blizzard Hits Kemmerer With Severe Winter Weather
A regular blizzard swept Kemmerer over Sunday and Monday, bringing high winds and a thaw that broke a hotel cafe window during busy hours. The storm disrupted service until after midnight Sunday and caused damage as gusts roared from the north.
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Geluck
Mail Orders From Alaska Reach Kemmerer Resident
Charley Christmas received a letter from Anchorage on Sunday March 5 mailed February 6. He sent a package of medicine by parcel post the next morning, ordered by a person who once resided in Kemmerer.
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Kemmerer
Alaska
Charley Christmas
Anchorage
Parcel Post
Green River Court to Hear 80-Case Term This Week
Judge John K. Arnold of the District Court sits in Green River this week to preside over a busy term. About 80 cases fill the calendar, with roughly half slated as criminal proceedings. Principal matters include preliminary hearings and standard docket items.
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John K. Arnold
District Court
Green River
Local Wool Trade Visit Reported by Montpelier Reader
A Montpelier observer notes M Hotking visited the southward wool region last week to assess live stock opportunities. He plans to work for more than himself and will represent others in forthcoming ventures.
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M. Hotking
Montpelier
Dad
Wool price outlook hinted by Kinney from Rock Herings voyage
Kinney reports modest but encouraging demand for wool at Cobbeville with Friday and Saturday sales. He notes a 10 hp effort, a tentative half cent per pound offer, and expectations that Western sellers may push prices toward recent highs as buyers show interest amid limited new bids.
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Due Kinney
Cobbeville
Fuckmaster
Kinney
Dick Keenan Visits Kemmerer in Friendly Call
Sheridan businessman Dick Keenan a longtime Democratic figure and former Kemmerer mayor visited Kemmerer last Thursday and Friday. He praised local hospitality and spoke of Pat Quealy as a potential senator while noting Quealy’s refusal to allow his name for office. Keenan helped settle Kemmerer and is brother to Pel Keenan, with many Southwestern Wyoming friends.
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Richard Keenan
Sheridan
Kemmerer
Sheridan Brewing Co
Wyoming
Pat Quealy
Quealy
Keenan
Pel Keenan
Building New Wool Plants and Wool Growers’ Stand
Jake Hildebrand of Standard Meat Live Stock Company visited Rawlins to attend the wool growers gathering and inspect nearby flocks near Cumberland. He notes most feed is corn and oil cake among Rawlins district sheep. He says wool buyers gave low prices last season, but three new Australian plants will be set up this spring.
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Jake Hildebrand
Standard
Rawlins
Cumberland
Wyoming
DIES ON THE TRAIN A Wyoming hatmaker dies aboard
Charles M. Hunter of Parrotte McIntyre & Co Chicago dies on No 1 train while en route from Rock Springs to Kemmerer He rises to fetch his chin collapses and dies between Opal and Kemmerer Dr Ralph Falk Boise attends him Coroner Embree takes charge Hunter was 40 a Moberly lodge Elks member His body shipped to Jamestown Ohio accompanied by about 25 Elk members
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Chas. M. Hunter
Parrotte, McIntyre & Co
Chicago
Rock Springs
Kemmerer
Ralph Falk
Boise
Hunter
Embree
Wyoming
Moberly
Elka
M. N. Hunter
Jamestown
Ohio
Kingsbury
B.P.H
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John M. Jamieson
Jam M. Jamieson
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James
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Star Valley
H. 8. Ridgely
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Porter
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Ridgely
Rock County
Harrison
Taliaferro
Mesare
Miller
Gerard
Thair
Piret National Bank
Idayo
Atrong
W. T. Rex
A. G. Res
J. C.tex
Rex Brothere
Woater Livestock
Cokevilly
Beckwith
Ells Sheep
South America
Dick Keenan
Hank
Oles
Kemmerer Savings Bank
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