Railroad Notes Show 6S Percent Drop in Accidents
A federal contact notes a 65 percent reduction in accidents and deaths among employees passengers and trespassers over seven months under L B E Abbott supervision. Mail train crews and depot staff update on operations and safety measures as O S L work resumes with track maintenance and new electric line progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. BE. Abbot
Stanley Brammer
Kemmerer
E. H. Southern
Julia Marlowe
Portland
Salt Lake
Fred Ganot
Boise
Unity
Oreon
Huntington
John Earnest, Jr
Cumberland
B. EK. Galvin
BH. V. Watt
Southern Paciflc
Los Angeles
Mr. Platt
O. 8. L. A Pocatello
Miners Laid to Rest After Incline Tragedy Funeral
A special train from Sublet carried the bodies of two miners killed on the incline to a Catholic church funeral. A large crowd followed to the cemetery, with many members of local groups and three Austrian associates in attendance. The service concluded as the train returned at six o’clock p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublet
Rho
Huse
Luca Uulous
White Dearameh
Camere
Justice 1 Delayed Mail to Pinedale
The Diamondville election fraud cases are continued to the September term due to needs for more defense witnesses. Judge Mentzer granted the continuance as prosecutors consider bringing Steve A Mills from Oklahoma and transcription of notes by a new stenographer. Also announced is a new bid call for mail from Kemmerer to Pinedale with six weekly trips, 110.25 miles, $15,000 bond, bids due April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamondville
Kemmerer
Pinedale
Green River City
R. Z. Smith
Steve A. Mills
Oklahoma
Mills
Indian Service
Timothy Kelly
Craig
Mentzer
Cheyenne
Lincoln County
Ivan
Jones
Dixmondville
Opal
Althoit
Fontennelle
LaBarge
Midway
Big Piney
Marbleton
Daniel
Cora
Evanston Grants 20 Year Electric Franchise
Town of Evanston council approves a 20 year franchise to Evanston Light Company to build and operate electric facilities for lighting heating and power. No rate exceeding 1 per kilowatt hour. minimum meter service charged up to 5 per month. 5 percent discount for early payment. Company to provide free six street lights for city hall and one for the hose house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Electric Light Company
Boston Wool Market Faces Higher Prices and Slow Trade
Wool traders report conditions fair but cautious as manufacturers resist price advances. West markets hold due to elevated grower limits though some business occurs. About 000 pounds of wool have been contracted to date while foreign demand remains uncertain.
Antelope and Herds Spreading Out From Wasatch Ranch
Antelope Gene E J Thomas owner of a longtime Wasatch ranch ten miles from Granger reports the antelope herd that wintered nearby has moved back to the hills for abundant feed. Sheep herds also begin to spread out onto ridges as conditions allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.J. Thomas
Hamsfork
Granger
Mr.Thomas
Chrisman
Lykins Undergoes Finger Amputation at Local Hospital
L. Lykins left the Lincoln County Miner's Hospital after an operation to amputate the little finger of his left hand due to blood poisoning. He praises the hospital staff and expects to return to Big Winey for the summer once his hand improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Lykins
Lincoln County
Miner’s Hospital
Mr. Lykins
Big Winey
Casper wool sales show wide price range in recent week
Casper wool buyers report prices from 10 to 16 cents a pound with Silberman & Sons as dominant buyer. Jacob Holtz and P C Nicolaysen lead regional deals, plus large Douglas transactions attributed to Silberman. Prices and volumes vary across numerous clips measured in thousands of pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Jacob Holtz
Silberman & Sons
Duck Daly
Silberman
Micheal Burke
P. C. Nicolaysen
H. D. Ballard
Kisman Bros
Ballard
Steven Tobin
Yellowstone Sheep Company
Percy Shallenbarger
Frank Rute
Lewis Barker
Alex Duthie
John Beaton
Rasmus Lee
Jeremiah Mahoney
Gene McCarty
Oddinand
Josendat
Dan Clark
Douglas
Metcalf
Neeley
Major Ormaby
Bachelor Girl's Club Honors At Kemmerer Party
Miss Edna Sammon hosted the Bachelor Girl's Club at her Kemmerer home Tuesday evening. Twelve members attended with Miss Kessie Rathbun and Carolyn Elliott winning in 500, Mable Downey taking the booby. Guests included Astelle D'oyle, Mable Downey, Mable Goddard, Mrs J G Jones, and Mrs Chas Sammon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Sammon
Kemmerer
Kessie Rathbun
Carolyn Elliott
Mable Downey
St. Patrick
Astelle D'oyle
Mable Goddard
J. G. Jones
Chas, Sammon
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First National Bank
Wyoming
Comptroller of Currency
Washington, D. C
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State OF
Lincoln
Prunk Pisiffr
Frank Ppeiffer
J. A. Chrismas
Arthur Robinson
Thos
Sneddon Directors
Beckstead, Bell & Co
Agency For Continental Oil Co
Kemmerer, Wyoming
the City Drug Store
C. A. Christmas
C.J. Husted
Clerk Gray
Montpelier
John
Elmer Jarvie
Matt Jetter
Kearney
Nebraska
W. G. Hall
Glenn's Ferry
Hall
Round House
Orlando Curtis
Payette Valley
Groon's Ferry
Boston Wool Market
Casper Wool Sales
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Foreign Exchange Department
Kemmerer Savings and Trust Co
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