Mine safety pushes foreign language miners circulars
Washington March 20 The Bureau of Mines Department of the Interior issued first lessons in first aid to injured for foreign born miners in Italian Polish and Slovak. English parallel pages aim to teach reading English while informing workers about safe practices and citizenship.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Mines
Department of the Interior
Harvard
Inerior Lane
Bureau
Local residents welcome visitors and newborns across town
Frontier News notes nine pound baby boy born to Mr and Mrs John W Zumbren nen on the 11th and a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Michael Citerio last Friday. It records visits from Miss Nellie Flackett and Jas Hackett relatives in several towns plus medical update on Mrs Jno Cameron recovering from appendicitis.
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John W. Zumbrennen
Jno. Cameron
Lincoln County Miners’ Hospital
Cone
Michael Citerio
College Students in Wool Camps Learn Wool Handling
University Agricultural College students will spend about three weeks at sheep camps to study skirting jacking and classifying wool. The program reflects high demand for trained wool industry workers and applies Australian methods in the university operations.
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University Agricultural College
Asa
Picturesque Character Remains at Netwea Hill Roadside Post
A memorial notice praises William Thompson as a friendly, long time pioneer and keeper of the road near Netwea Hill on Kemmern Dock Viney road. The article notes his years and travel between Hic Piney and Kemmerer and his expected return visit to the old inn. It mentions Toledo and Lucas County officials and a notary public named Maile Casarth Cure te ta en Intern.
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Hic Piney
Kemmerer
WM. Thompson
Netwea' Hill
Pieturongue Chararter
State of Onin
Toledo
Lucas County
Iney, & Co
Folady
County & Maid
Eay
Finn
J.C
Thie &T Seal Notary Public
Maile Casarth
Byatein
Y & CO
Wyoming National Forests Elk and Deer Census Report
The 1916 census for Wyoming forests lists about 6 000 elk 7 250 deer 235 moose 1 850 mountain sheep 672 bears and 240 antelope. Increases noted for elk moose antelope bears with mountain sheep down. wolves coyotes wildcats and mountain lions show mixed changes. Hunters and forest officers destroyed coyotes wolves and other predators while lions and cats persist.
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National Forests of
Wyoming
Forests Service
Express Co Forbids Utah Shipments
An order to Harry Parmen ter, local express agent, prohibits accepting mail orders and shipments into Utah as the Utah liquor law took effect March 1. The freight department of the O S L ensued similar orders last week to its agent in this city, affecting the Wyoming Mail Order House engaged in mail order business in Utah towns.
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Harry Parmenter
Utah
Hay price surge hits hay and straw markets
Hay sells at 32 per ton the highest price in the area and little supply remains. Big Piney cattlemen fear ten days of feed left if snows hit. A carload of straw arrived in Opal selling for 15 per ton.
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Nay Ty
Opal
Wool clip sells for record price per pound
Mrs. Nelle Case disposed of her spring wool clip at 42 1 2 cents per pound. The clip is reported to weigh about 20 000 pounds.
Union Pacific Employees Receive Massive Insurance Coverage
Local workers under the Union Pacific System now have life insurance equal to their yearly salary and accident insurance providing half their salary in case of injury. Paul Comer of Equitable Life Insurance Co reports the $20,000,000 life policy as the largest ever written for such coverage. The accident policy is with Continental Casualty Co.
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Union Pacific
Paul Comer
Equitable Life Insurance Co
New York
Continental Casualty Company
New Auto Mobile Law Goes Into Effect March 20 1917
Wyoming adopts a broad motor vehicle law including motorcycles with new license rules. Owners must register vehicles, provide factory numbers, sign the application, and obtain forms from the Secretary of State or sheriffs. Fees vary by vehicle type and purchase date, dealers may obtain licenses with two plates, and illuminated rear plates and headlights become required. Police enforce the updated road rules including speed limits.
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Wyoming
Secretary of State
Art Karages
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Louis B. Westholder
Florist
Storee
Evanston
Rock Wyoming
Itzpatrick
C. A. Carlatmas
Kemmerer Hdw. & Furn, Co
Blyth-Fargo-Hosking Co
Diamondville
Mountain Trading Co
Frontier Agents— Frontier Supply Co
Big Piney Agents
Big Piney Mercantile Co
Saftey
Rock Springs
Frontier News
Wm. Roberts
No. 6
Joe Webster
Mrs. Emsley Chrisman
Nellie Flackett
Reliance
Wyo
Jas. Hackett
Sam Morgan
Hackett
S. Russello of
Glencoe
Webster
AP. Latey
Misa Margaret Coletti of
Kemmer
Seffrie
Elmer Mattson
Butte
Mont
Eimer Nelson
John Ruutila
Jack Parker
Hamsfork
Mes
Potter
Wm. Monay
David Davidson
Dr. Marauls of
Harry Harris
Diamondylle
Ro M .Turner
Quealy
Matt Ericson
Boston, Mass
Victor Mattson
R. M. Turner
Mra
Mike Annie Sanders
Jennie Hocker
BIG Game Report
Mrs. W. M. McFadden
Kuranan
Bandel
Doneph
Hyland
Fish Gage
Mode & Morehead
Jardine
Rexall
J. E Fitzpatrick Deweler
Op Wateh
Sule
van Sudinurs
Hint
A. B. Shubert, Inc
Srameaco
Seneca Sanny Brook
Bond
Reeaney
Selah
Kemmerer, Wyo
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