Opal Pinedale Mall Contract Glimpse From Kemmerer Visit
J A Holladay, mall contractor on the Opal Pinedale stage route, visited Kemmerer to discuss business. He reports winter road conditions are the worst of the season, with severe schedules and storms hindering progress. Sleds work between Daniel and Cora, while wagons run elsewhere. autos on the route remain undecided.
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J. A Holladay
Opal-Pinedale
Kemmerer
Wpr
Mall
Daniel
Cora
Holladay
Placin Autos
Wyoming Politician Endorses Poison Coyote Bounty Scheme
J D Noblitt urges support for a bounty program across his district advocating poison lard mixed with blood to lure coyotes. He recommends trailing to dens and killing spring-born pups, with the poison melting before dogs arrive to assist the hunt.
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J.D. Noblitt
Wyoming
Coyton
Mr. Noblitt
Spring Plowing Progress On Paul Gabardi Ranch
Paul Gabardi works west of town reclaiming ground dormant this spring. He surveys a 15 acre reservoir fed by a 20 foot high dam and plans to water about 100 acres, aiming to plow around 100 acres this season. He expects to cut most for hay while leaving some to mature and compare results.
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Paul Gabardi
Paul
Fossil Visitors Arrive As Weather Delays Plans
Fossil visitors from Mocail including Julian, Jack Parker, Wor Lewis and Charles King spent the end of the week in town with light activity. Mr. Lewis notes rising concerns about new snow near Ric hinook and preparations to arrange water supply from a pipe for his reservoir.
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Julian
Jack Parker
Wor Lewis
Charles King
Mocail
Lewis
Richinook
Heat and Water Plant for Ranch Plan Described
The article notes a visit by Herschler regarding a heat and water plant for a ranch home. Balliven Bickley holds the contract to install a modern water system with hot water and bath facilities, aiming to unite needs from forts and improve the ranch home model.
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Rocal
Herschler
Balliven
Your Ranch For Sale By Afoe Hat It And Kou Morer Realty
A fragmentary notice advertises a ranch for sale by Afoe Hat It and Kou Morer Abstract and Realty. The readable bits show a real estate listing with potential buyers invited to inquire about the property terms.
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Afoe
Koumorer Abstract and Realty Vo
Paditorint GOLE YOUNGER DEAD
The article recounts the death of Cole Younger at Lee's Summit Missouri. It details the Younger gang's post bank robbery capture at Northfield Minnesota, their life sentences, parolos, and Cole's eventual pardon and later life as a showman lecturer and Christian worker until his death at age 72.
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Cole Younger
Lee
Bummit
Wade
Stob Diet
Cole Jim
Jim
St. Paul
Cole
van Sant
New Cole
Minnespolis
Metax
Beerimes
Missouri
Nerce
Granger Gleanings Local Visitors and Weekend News
Ed Thomas visits Salt Lake City and vicinity. Mrs. Jenkins visits Kemmerer for dental work. Mario Rinker visits Boatwright ranch. St Patrick’s Day at College Ten well attended with good time. Chrisman of Opal visits between trains with Bagley family. Petrie spends days in Granger on business. Stinsons visit Ogden and Salt Lake. Weather fuels sheepmen to plan summer range. Howells travel home to Vernal overland. Commissioner Mortimer surveys county roads. Mrs Brandley hosts Granger dance. well attended. O Devis visits Granger and spots dance. Mrs Axel Carlean returns from Horse Shoe Bend wintering. Gunt Scholine to host friends during miner’s stay at Leo Johnson’s. Vivian Baden visits Evanston. joins dance. Cokeville L and L Co lambing 1000 ewes at Baxley and Grey. Joe Johnsons return from Kansas. mother improving. Polly Pringle.
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Chet Chrisman
Opal
Dave Bag~ley
Pete Petrie
Granger
J. E. Stinson
Ogden
Salt Lake
Charlie Howell
Vernal
Utah
Mortimer
Green Liver
Brandley
Granger Hall
O. Devis
Green River
Cokeville Land and Live Stock Co
Baxley and Grey
Joe Johnson
Kansas
Jobson
Whele
Polly Pringle
Shearing and Dipping Pens Open at Willow Creek
Willow Creek lap opens sheep shearing and dipping pens from April 1 to 5 under management. Parties may book dates well ahead. Competent help will be provided and careful attention given to bands when corralled.
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Willow Creek
Freak Law Sparks Wolf Bounty Plea in Jackson Hole
Jackson’s Hole residents praise stockmen for unity against wolves and urge change to the law that requires hunters to present the animal for bounty. locals note Yellowstone Park nearby and argue a trapper should receive the $50 reward without a costly county presentation, given state game losses.
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Jackson
Jackson’s Hole
Jackson's Hole
Yellowstone Park and Teton State Game Preserve
Vermont Goes Wet and the Prohibition Wave
The piece notes Vermont’s shift from dry status as one of sixteen states originally prohibiting alcohol fifty years ago. Pro prohibition supporters claim most have reverted to licensing while liberals argue population growth weakens the old wave. They cite International Revenue data showing rising domestic beer consumption despite prohibition. Vermont’s outcome boosts liberal hopes amid Kentucky’s anti pro prohibition stance and a property buyout demand by Haquer interests.
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Vermont
United States
Kentucky
Congress
First Chicken Crop Near Hana Hatches Promising Start
Neighbor E H Bickley leads the first clutch with a seven egg nest. He operates an incubator holding 120 eggs. Chicks expected around April 10. The effort may or may not cut living costs, but success could help meat bills if others join in. The Kemmerer incubator attempts have rarely paid off.
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Hana
E. H. Bickley
Kemmerer
Wool Well Grown Kay and Plans for Lambing Near Hamsfork
Brandley from Grangler reports that ewes are coming out of winter in good condition and the range is improving with new feed. Expected price around 30c for Triangle wool. some choice clips may fetch more. Mear Steed aims to start sheep on the trail at the Hamsfork ranch around early April, with lambing before shearing. Pens are near the lambing ground.
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Kay
Brandley
Grang~ler
Mear
Steed
Hamsfork
Will Lamb
Tin Can Menace Warns on Empty Cans Breeding Mosquitoes
Public Health Service investigators warn discarded rainwater tins breed malaria vectors. A hole in can bottoms could have saved a life. cleaners urge proper disposal and yard hygiene to prevent pests and disease.
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U. 8 Public Health Service
Pitt The Reliable Plumber Offers Guaranteed Services
WM. E. PITT advertises plumbing and heating services with thinning, all work guaranteed and a contact phone number 9 provided for inquiries and service calls.
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WM. E. Pitt
Dam Break Forms Lake Behind Gannon Rock Dam
A damaged dam near Kemmerer released water forming a lake and threatening crops and hay as water supply issues loom. The structure held briefly but pressure caused a failure with potential future losses in agriculture and stock. Various measures awaited to handle downstream impacts.
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Temen
Kemmerer
Narrows
Strane
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Opal-Pinedale Mall
Prince Albert
Prince
Albert
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
Camper Tribune
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins CO
Kemmerer, Wyo
Hix Ranch
Gole
Ed Thomas
Salt Lake City
T. R. Jenkins
Mins
Mario Rinker
Kemmerer Ia
Boatwright Ranch
College Ten
Axel Carlean
Horse Shoe Wend
Idaho
Jackson Courive
Tin Can
Aawe
S. E. Schwalbe
Raseq
Frontier Supply Co
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