Wool Warehouse Association Reports Strong Year At Chicago Meeting
The National Wool Warehouse association held its annual stockholders meeting in Chicago. A favorable report shows strong finances after handling 25,000,000 pounds of wool in the year. Grading will begin at pens with a standard rate of one quarter cent per pound, while stockholders pay three quarters of a cent per pound for handling. Non stockholders pay one cent. New pens for grading are planned in Wyoming. Directors named: W. W. Daley, John Mahoney, and J. A. Delfelder.
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National Wool Warehouse Association
Chicago
Etyle Manor
Rawline
Wyoming
W. W. Daley
John Mahoney
Rawlins
J. A. Delfelder
Riverton
Nationwide Mission at St James Church Brings Varied Speakers
St James Church will join a nation wide preaching mission with fifteen services from April 5 to 16. Rev Arthur C Saunders of St Marks Church leads several evenings with other hots including Rev Claude Reader and Mr Wood. The program features instrumental music, a children's chorus, and extensive congregational singing of old hymns.
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St. James Church
Arthur C. Saunders
St. Marks Church
St. Donand Else Mate
General Theological Seminary
New York City
Wood
Claude Reader
Cokeville
Chiltrens
New Boilers Installed At Frontier by Kemmerer Coal Co
Workers at Frontier transported six marine boilers from Sublet and installed them at Frontier. New electric hoists are being installed at Sublet as the old boilers were not powerful enough. Installation at Sublet is advancing and should finish this week. The addition will boost Mine S at Sublet to a leading rank in Wyoming.
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Kemmerer Coal Co
Frontier
Sublet
Wyoming
Why Swear Dear Use ’ for Corns and More
Fragmented OCR text with unclear meaning. contains suggestion about swearing and using apostrophe for corns, plus garbled phrases and nonstandard symbols. Unable to determine a coherent news item or event.
Railroad Employes Seek Eight-Hour Day Wages Increase
The pending wage increase for nearly 3000 railroad workers aims to set an eight hour day with time and a half for overtime. Literature has been exchanged by railroad committees, with no direct reply from the union. public interest remains high as negotiations continue for an amicable adjustment before April first.
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Wey
Sage Visitors Report On Snow, Rye Crop And Store Sale
Sage visitors Fred Keen George Clark and 0 Winters report snow is retreating in the area fall rye is progressing well and no fears are held of late frosts harming crops Henry G sold his store to Julian Broad Harry and John who will run it John Roe from Salt Lake City oversees the store with a large addition planned for spring trade
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Fred Keen
George Clark
Sage
Mr. Keen
Henry G
Julian Broa
Harry
John
John Roce
Salt Lake City
Kidney health advice prompts Kemmerer residents to seek help
The notice urges Kemmerer residents to protect kidney function and avoid suffering from weak kidneys. It cites Dean's Kidsey Pille as a remedy trusted by thousands and quotes BM Bond of Duboig Wyoming claiming relief from rheumatic back pains after using the product.
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Kemmerer
Dean
Bond
Duboig
Wye
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