Opal Pinedale Mall Contract Under Review by Local Contractor
J A Holladay, a mall contractor on the Opal Pinedale stage route, visited Kemmerer to discuss business. He reports winter roads as the worst of the season, with severe schedules despite storms, sleds used between Daniel and Cora, wagons elsewhere, and no autos planned on the route this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A Holladay
Opal-Pinedale
Kemmerer
Wpr
Mall
Daniel
Cora
Holladay
Placin Autos
Poisoned bait plan urged by Wyoming official
J D Noblitt of Wyoming urges support for a bounty system to kill coyotes. He promotes poisoning coyotes with lard mixed with blood scattered on trails and killing the pups in early spring. The poison is said to melt before dogs are brought into the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Noblitt
Wyoming
Coyton
Mr. Noblitt
Spring Plowing on Paul Gabardi Ranch
Paul Gabardi works his west of town ranch as frost leaves the ground in spring. He plans to cultivate about 100 acres this season and use a 15 acre reservoir with a dam 20 feet high 400 feet long to water crops. He aims to harvest hay from most fields while some patches mature to test results. His practical approach and nerve draw interest from local farmers watching the experiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gabardi
Paul
Fossil Visitors From Mocail Visit Town End Week
Fossil visitors Julian, Jack Parker, Wor Lewis and Charles King from Mocail spent the end of the week in town. They were passing time as they awaited better weather for fishing. Mr. Lewis reports nearby snow as a factor and mentions plans to arrange water supply from a pipe for use in his reservoir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian
Jack Parker
Wor Lewis
Charles King
Mocail
Lewis
Richinook
Heat and Water Plant for Ranch Visit Highlights
The article describes plans for a modern heat and water system at a ranch home. Balliven Bickley holds the contract to install a full water and heating setup including hot water and baths. A visit by Herschler is noted as significant to the home project and ongoing improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocal
Herschler
Balliven
Pose l Ranch for Sale Citywide Realty Notice
A terse notice advertises the sale of Pose l Ranch by Kou morer Abstract and Realty Vo. It appears as an incomplete real estate listing with scattered OCR text fragments. Further details are unclear due to damaged input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afoe
Koumorer Abstract and Realty Vo
Death of Cole Younger Ends Notorious Outlaw Era
The text recounts Cole Younger's death in Missouri and his brothers’ bank raid pasts. It notes their capture after the Northfield, Minnesota robbery, convictions for life at Stillwater and paroles in 1901. Younger later led a mixed life religious conversion and work, dying at 72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Younger
Lee
Bummit
Wade
Stob Diet
Cole Jim
Jim
St. Paul
Cole
van Sant
New Cole
Minnespolis
Metax
Beerimes
Missouri
Nerce
Granger Gleanings Mixed Local Notes and Visits
Ed Thomas visits Salt Lake City area while Mrs Jenkins visits Kemmerer for dental work. Visitors include Mario Rinker at Boatwright ranch and Chet Chrisman in Opal during travel. St Patrick’s Day event at College Ten draws crowd. Various locals, travel to Ogden, Salt Lake, Vernal and Horse Shoe Bend. Lambing underway for Cokeville Land and Live Stock Co with 1000 ewes. Community dances well attended and health notes update local families. Polly Pringle casualty mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Thomas
Salt Lake City
T. R. Jenkins
Kemmerer
Cokeville Land and Live Stock Co
Baxley and Grey
Joe Johnson
Kansas
Jobson
Whele
Polly Pringle
Shearing and Dipping Pens at Willow Creek Lap
Willow Creek lap hosts shearing and dipping pens from April 1 to 6 under management. People may book early for dates ahead with careful handling and competent helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Creek
Freak Law Tees to Reward Wolf Killers in Jackson Hole
In Jackson Hole residents praise hunters for their effort to rid the area of wolves and other predators. The text notes a peculiar statute requiring the hunter to present the animal themselves at the county, a step deemed impractical for locals. People there would pay $50 for a dead wolf, arguing the state saves wildlife value and funds spent on game protection justify easier bounty access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Jackson’s Hole
Jackson's Hole
Yellowstone Park and Teton State Game Preserve
Vermont Votes Dry Fifty Years Ago Turn To License
Liberal interests argue Vermont helped prove prohibition weakened by time and population growth while international revenue data shows U S alcohol consumption rose over fifty years. They praise Vermont outcome as a sign of changing attitudes amid Kentucky's measure linking national prohibition to compensation for industry assets.
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Vermont
United States
Kentucky
Congress
First Chicken Crop At Hana Nears Hatch
Neighbor E H Bickley owns the first hen with seven chicks from the nest last Friday morning. He now operates an incubator with 120 eggs foreseen to hatch about April 10. The effort aims to cut living costs, though success remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hana
E. H. Bickley
Kemmerer
Wool Well Grown Kay and Plans for lambing near Hamsfork
Brandley from Grang ler reports that wethered wool is improving as winter ends, the range bears off, and fresh feed comes in. The outfit expects wool to run around 30c, with some choice clips reaching higher. Mear Steed aims to begin lambing near the Hamsfork ranch around early April, lambing before shearing. His pens are near the lambing ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay
Brandley
Grang~ler
Mear
Steed
Hamsfork
Will Lamb
Tin Can Menace and Malaria Link Warned
The Public Health Service warns discarded tin cans holding rainwater breed the mosquito that spreads malaria. A sunk can bottom might have saved a person from illness, and cleanliness in yards is urged to prevent breeding mosquitoes.
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U. 8 Public Health Service
WM. E. Pitt The Reliable Plumber Ad Blast
WM E Pitt provides plumbing and heating services with thinning mentioned and all work guaranteed, contactable by phone 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. E. Pitt
Dam Break North of Kemmerer Floods Creek
A dam near Kemmerer released water forming a lake and waterways rising to near the dam, threatening crops and hay lands downstream. Initial impact caused no major damage but officials warn of later losses as fields rely on the water. The structure held briefly before failure and pressure increased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Mins
Mario Rinker
Kemmerer Ia
Boatwright Ranch
College Ten
Chet Chrisman
Opal
Dave Bag~ley
Pete Petrie
Granger
J. E. Stinson
Ogden
Salt Lake
Charlie Howell
Vernal
Utah
Mortimer
Green Liver
Granger Hall
O. Devis
Green River
Axel Carlean
Horse Shoe Wend
Idaho
Jackson Courive
Tin Can
Aawe
S. E. Schwalbe
Raseq
Frontier Supply Co
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