Lincoln County Oil and Good Roads Bill Propose Development
Lincoln County oil development near LaBarge gains promise as a rig arrives at Opal to begin drilling. A good roads measure, Warren’s bill, would lease 1,000,000 acres of grazing land to states with rentals, funding road work. Piano tuner A H Grose plans Kemmerer in late April and Rock Springs in June. orders at the office will be filled promptly.
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Opal
Aining
Lincoln
Feck
Im Tae Casters
Wyoming
Warren
A. H. Grose
Utah
Kemmerer
Rock Springs
Jone
Our Position on the Presidency in Tariff Clash
The Camera favors Roosevelt over Taft for the Republican nomination citing tariff protection as vital. It argues Taft若s tariff stand harms industry and fears Canadian reciprocity, while endorsing Roosevelt’s stance though not fully agreeing with all his ideas. It warns against party leaders blocking young voices and says Taft could be preferred if renominated for better tariff protection.
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Aked
Camera
Roosvelt
Taft
Republican Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Keop
Heuvat
United States
Ooer
Forget It Possibly It Might Be Just as Well Now
The piece argues against presidential primaries this year noting legal obstacles and the Republican state central committee's stance. It cites opposition by the editor to primary laws, concerns about cross party voting, and past campaigns. South Dakota Democrats allegedly interfered to aid LaFollette, while the piece urges waiting until primary law design is satisfactory based on experiences of other states.
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Republican State Central Committee
South Dakota
LaFollette
Peel Vail
Wyoming
Hay Leon
Standpat clash sparks critique in Rawlins Journal
C Watt Brandon voices disgust at the standpat rule of the Republican party. Deacon Crawford claims his nomination was a joke. Willie’s feathered interpretation cited. Congress promises united effort post nominating conventions as campaigns prepare for a sane battle. The Camera notes deadlines for advertising and columns.
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C. Watt Brandon
Republican Party
Deacon Crawford
C. Watt
Rawlins Journal
Willie
SHORT LINE IMPROVEMENTS FOR THE FALL WORKS
The Regen hort Linn district will hire many men this fall for major railroad upgrades. Assistant Superintendent C J Husted says work begins in May with double tracking from Ogden to Salt Lake and from Kemmerer east yards to Pail. Improvements include steel automatic coal chutes, a new foot turntable, expanded walls for ten total, and potential car repair shops in Kemmerer.
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Regen Hort Linn
C. J. Husted
Jayne
Teaoh
Mareb Valley
McCammon
Ural
Ogden
Balt Lake
Kemmerer
Zemmerar
Rus Farde
Engin
Kemworer
Sah
Wapy
Wale
Pocatello
McCwmunn
MoCwomow
Lava
Montpelier
Tom
Poeceer
Dingle
Montplier
Tara Dows
Strike threats loom as miners weigh Western union costs
The report states 200,000 bituminous miners in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, and Wisconsin face a possible strike if operators refuse 10 percent wage increases and shorter hours. An additional 350,000 indirectly affected could lead to mine shutdowns on April 1. International concerns include England and Germany’s wage disputes and looming unemployment. In Wyoming, outcomes hinge on eastern strikes. western contracts expire Sept. 1. Also reported is the accidental death of Johnny McLean near Big Piney, a 24-year-old rancher, killed when a wagon rolled over after a snowstorm. Funeral arrangements followed at the Black home.
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Wetern
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Wienois
England
Germany
Wyoming
Johnny McLean
Big Piney
Lincoln County
Johnny
Opal
Angus McLaan
Cokeville
Littlevor Lao
Mixx Edna Block
Hon
Toe A. Black
McLean
the Hirth
Mr. Black
R Thornton Dies at Idaho Ranch After Illness
R Thornton, pioneer of Green River valley, died last week at his ranch near Bonnington Idaho. He had spent most of winter on Dry Piney in decline, declined hospital care, and was transported to Mako where he wished to go. He resided in Green River valley over 30 years building financial interests. no known relatives. Frank E. Curtis, Jeweler.
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R. Thornton
Bonnington
Idaho
Mr. Thornton
Green River Valley
Mako
Thornton
Manual Training in Wyoming Schools Exemplary Article
A. D. L. Burgooo, superintendent of Diamondville schools, writes a strong piece on manual training in the March Wyoming School Journal. The article includes a photo of student models from Uinie county institute at Evanston, notes Prof Borgoun’s praise for manual training, and highlights pupil exhibits showing growing proficiency in this field.
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Wyoming School Journal
A. D L. Burgooo
Diamondville
Uinie County Institute
Evanston
Borgoun Fan
Alate
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Lincoln County Oil
LaBerge Pields
Bank of
Don Robino
Havana
Union
Kemmerer Cigar Factory
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Dore
Doutle Tre
Johnny Clean
Frank E. Curtis
Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Company
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