Pioneer Wyoming Legislator Jim Succeeds in Public Service
Jim, a western Wyoming pioneer and current state senate member, served as president ad interim of the senate and would become governor if both the governor and secretary of state are unavailable. He owns extensive ranching and live stock interests, has been a top taxpayer in the county, and leads the Opal Mercantile Co while holding roles at Kemmerer Savings Bank and Marbleton State Bank.
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Jim
Wyoming
State Senate
Senate
Tims
Uinta County
Opal Mercantile Co
Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Co
Marbleton State Bank
Lincoln County
Old Collet Mine Visit Hints at Rich Prospects
Norris Griggs and Master Percy visited Kemmerer from the mine near Cokeville. They head to the Line ranch until spring then return to work the Western Wyoming Mining and Milling operation. Griggs reports busy winter drift work and promising ore, with large ore dumps and better perpendicularly oriented formations.
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Norris Griggs
Kemmerer
Cokeville
Percy
Mr. Griggs
Weetern
Wyoming
Western Wyoming Mining
Muling Bo
Awe Tre Dodge
Mr. Grigus
Water analysis shows clear sample with minor sediment
The stew chemist reported a water test from Kew merer for drinking use. Results indicate no color or odor, slight sediment, 0.154 free immuna, 0.000 albuminoid, 1.1 chlorine, 47.1 total solids, 36 exed salide, no coli bacilli, and 6 per are ear. Physicians note the analysis is high and unclear in parts.
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Chas. A. Christmaq
Kewmerer
Ford Parts on Hand Manager McKeans Reports Stock
Lincoln County Garage manager McKeans says this week a half car load of Ford auto parts is on hand for repairs. He notes available parts and promotes workshop services and machine work to customers needing repairs.
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McKeans
Lincoln County
Ford
Western Raisers Will Reap Their Reward
The article argues western hog, cattle, and sheep raisers will gain as eastern livestock markets falter from disease fears and overstocking. It notes eastern states dumped stock to avoid quarantine, depressing prices, while western producers can restock later and benefit from rising hog and beef demand.
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West
Omaha
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