Wool Buyers Break Up I and II Meet in Chicago
The National Wool Warehouse association held its annual stockholders meeting in Chicago. A strong year end report shows the warehouse moving 25,000,000 pounds of wool for stockholders and plans to grade wool at pens with a per pound handling fee of one cent for consignors and three quarters of a cent for stockholders. Graded wool brings higher prices than sack storage, with Rawlins district wool stored off sacks praised as a Wyoming distinction. Three men from Rawlins and Riverton were named to the board: 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
Nation-wide Mission at St James Church Opens April Services
St James church plans a nation-wide preaching mission with 15 services from April 5 to April 16. Rev. Arthur C. Saunders of St Marks will speak April 7 8 and 9, with Claude Reader of Cokeville on April 10 11. Other evenings feature Mr Wood with instrumental music and church choirs assisting, encouraging broad congregational singing.
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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
Kemmerer Coal Co at Frontier employed several men last week to transport six marine boilers from Sublet and install them at Frontier. New electric hoists are being installed at Sublet as the old boilers were not powerful enough to run the hoist. Installation at Sublet is progressing and expected to finish this week. The addition will make mine S at Sublet one of the leading mines in Wyoming.
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Kemmerer Coal Co
Frontier
Sublet
Wyoming
Why Swear Dear Use for Corns Military Cipher
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a advise on swearing and using an apostrophe for corns and a coded line about a poll and a simple leg. The readable content is garbled with no clear event, person, place, date, or organization to anchor a proper news item.
Railroads Weigh Wage Increase Demands for April First
Railroad employes near a decision on wage increases to take effect April first. About 300 workers seek an eight hour day with time and a half for overtime. Railroad committees have circulated literature. no official reply from the men yet. Public interest runs high as negotiations continue seeking amicable adjustment.
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Wey
Sage visitors report snow cleared and rye thriving in Sage
Fred Keen George Clark and D wm Winters from Sage say snow is off there the fall rye is coming out well and no frost fears. Henry G has sold his store to Julian Broa Harry and John who take charge and John ro ce from Salt Lake City to manage the store with a large addition planned for spring trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Keen
George Clark
Sage
Keen
Henry G
Julian Broa
Harry
John
John Roce
Salt Lake City
Keep the Kidneys Well Kidney Remedy Booster
Local readers urged to use Dean's Kidsey Pille for kidney support after a Dubois resident reported relief from rheumatic back pains and improved kidney secretions. The testimonial claims thousands benefited from the remedy, presenting a strong health claim to Kemmerer communities.
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Kemmerer
Dean
Bond
Duboig
Wye
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