Forest Department Insists on Fairness in Wool Growers Permit Meetings
Wyoming forest officials and Lincoln County Wool Growers Association members gathered in Kemmerer to review Class A crating permits and hear user grievances. The afternoon session heard two cases of permit irregularities involving Jamieson and Marks Jensen, with decisions postponed for district forester review.
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Forest Department
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 Planned for Pocatello to Cut West Freight Costs
The Camera notes a new packing plant planned in Pocatello by Fales-Houston Co to serve the western stock yards. The facility, organized for 250,000 dollars, will yield 100 hogs, 200 cattle, and 360 sheep daily, with government inspection and rising dividends. Porter’s release from custody is reported amid federal proceedings over timber cut by his men. Miller and Gerard tour Kemmerer to enlist grower support, aiming to balance grower and consumer interests as they establish offices at First National Bank.
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Pocatello
Packing House
Fales-Houston Packing Co
D. Miller
J. J. Gerard
Kemmerer
Regu
Coul
Chas. Porter
Star Valley
H. 8. Ridgely
Cheyenne
Porter
Fed
Christmas
Ridgely
Rock County
Harrison
Taliaferro
Mesare
Miller
Gerard
Thair
Piret National Bank
Idayo
Atrong
Teddy Marks Exits Wyoming Sheep Trade
In Kemmerer last week Ted dy Marks sold his interest in the Marks & Jensen sheep outfit to J. W. Jensen. About 1400 head were in the train, ending Marks long connection with the local sheep industry. He has other holdings in Cokeville and Salt Lake City, where he now resides, and may still attend meetings socially.
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Kemmerer
Teddy Marks
Marks & Jensen
J. W. Jensen
Wyoming
Mr. Marks
Cokeville
Salt Lake City
Teddy
Sheep Associations
Blizzard Affects Kemmerer With Severe Winds
A harsh blizzard battered Kemmerer on Sunday and Monday bringing heavy snow and thaw conditions. A strong gale shattered a hotel window during busy hours as cold, dark winds persisted, trapping locals indoors and disrupting routines through the night.
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Geluck
Mail Orders From Alaska Reach Kemmerer
A rare Alaska mail order arrived in Kemmerer when Charley Christmas received a letter from Anchorage mailed February 6. On March 5 the sender, once a Kemmerer resident, prompted Christmas to forward a package of medicine by parcel post the next morning, showing how distant orders still reach the town.
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Kemmerer
Alaska
Charley Christmas
Anchorage
Parcel Post
Court in Green River Busy Term With 80 Cases
Judge John K. Arnold of the District Court is in Green River this week holding court. Indications point to a busy term with about 80 cases on the calendar, roughly half of them criminal.
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John K. Arnold
District Court
Green River
Wool House Tours Highlight South American Trade
A terse report notes M Hotking visited Montpelier last week to inspect wool markets and livestock prospects in the region. He plans to represent others beyond himself, aiming to explore opportunities in South American trade.
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M. Hotking
Montpelier
Dad
Kinney Reports Encouraging Wool Price Offers
Kinney from Rock Herings visited Cobbeville to discuss wool delogs over Friday and Saturday. He cites strong local confidence despite partial offers, noting one rejected bid and another half-cent per pound increase as a potential benchmark. Fuels sentiment suggests higher prices may emerge, with most inquiries pointing to a favorable market range.
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Due Kinney
Cobbeville
Fuckmaster
Kinney
Dick Keenan Visits Kemmerer as Sheridan Leader Returns
Richard Keenan of Sheridan, known as Dick, visited Kemmerer for a brief trip to renew old ties. He once led Kemmerer’s settlement and served as its first mayor and is now prominent as Sheridan Brewing Co. owner and a Democratic figure. Keenan saluted Pat Quealy, whose name is linked to potential high office but who declines to allow it.
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Richard Keenan
Sheridan
Kemmerer
Sheridan Brewing Co
Wyoming
Pat Quealy
Quealy
Keenan
Pel Keenan
Wool grower warns of Australian wool system and new plants
Jake Hildebrand, manager of Standard Meat Live Stock Company wool interests, reports Rawlins wool growers use feed and oil cake. He notes three new Australian plants to be established this spring and cautions wool buyers who bid low last season. He argues the wool trade may form a combine and push Wyoming wool prices higher than unsorted wool prices.
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Jake Hildebrand
Standard
Rawlins
Cumberland
Wyoming
DIES ON THE TRAIN IN WYOMING HAT MANUFACTURER
Chas M Hunter of Parrotte McIntyre Co Chicago died on No 1 train Friday while en route from Rock Springs to Kemmerer After rising to fetch his chin he collapsed A Boise physician attended him and he died between Opal and Kemmerer The body went to Coroner Embree in Kemmerer Hunters brother in Jamestown Ohio welcomed the shipment accompanied by about 25 lodge members Hunter 40 years old
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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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Teddy) Marks
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A. G. Res
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Woater Livestock
Cokevilly
Beckwith
Ells Sheep
South America
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Hank
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Kemmerer Savings Bank
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