Kinney Wool Clip Sets U S Record At Salt Lake City Sale
Joe Kinney of Cokeville Idaho and his father Tim Kinney sold 280000 pounds of wool at Hotel Utah for 31 cents a pound. The sale, attended by buyers from eastern mills, could push prices higher as Kinney plans to hold until better offers arrive. The Idaho clip, tied to the Wood River district and Shoshone area, was described as the cleanest wool Livingston has seen and topped by a large, concentrated sale in forty five minutes.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Jive Squalor & Corporation
Joe Kinney
Cokeville
Wye
Olen Mills
Tim Kinney
Livingaton
Shoshone
Bailey Pound
Salt Lake
Livingston
Idaho
Wood River District
Wool buyers report prices from Rawlins market
Wool buyers have been active in Rawlins over the past week with several clips published. Prices listed include Niland-Tierney Co 26 and Pine Grove Sheep Co 34 per hundred, Sheep Co 26 1/2, Blake Sheep Co 26 1/2, Dennel Sheep Co 26, Jack Creek Land & Cattle Co 26 1/2, Sundin Johnson Co 26 1/2, Eure ka Sheep Co 37 58, Louis Larsen, ole Larson 26%.
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Thoes
Niland-Tierney Co
Pine Grove Sheep Co
Sheep Co
Blake Sheep Co
Dennel Sheep Co
Jack Creek Land & Cattle Co
Sundin @ Johnson Co
Eureka Sheep Co
Louis Larsen
Ste
Ole Larson
Big Piney rancher visits Kemmerer during pai week
James Wickleson a prominent Big Piney rancher and Lincoln county’s leading taxpayer, visited Kemmerer amid court case chatter. He notes oil cake feeding in calves cuts hay needs and improves condition, yet profitability hinges on hay supply. Wickleson plans to expand Dunham ranch holdings on Cottonwood and eye more great ranches, with 12 000 acres supporting about 900 cattle each. Lyon Robben bought a new Overland car last week.
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James Wickleson
Big Piney
Kemmerer
Micson
Lincoln County
Mickelven
Mickleson
Dunham
Sullivan Declines Nomination at Cheyenne Convention
At the Republican state convention in Cheyenne delegates witnessed Pat Sullivan decline the national convention nomination to honor a lifelong friend, John Morton of Douglas. Morton, a Wyoming sheepman and former bank presider, died suddenly in Douglas after a long career in business and public life. Morton was born in Illinois on September 1, 1862, and was a Mason, Mystic Shrine member, and Knight Templar.
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Kemmerer
Wyoming
Pat Sullivan
Cheyenne
Pat Sullvan
Natrona County
Sullivan
Anton
Ant
Pat
Mr. Sullivan
Chicago
John Morton
Douglas
Mrs. Morton
Finois
Rawlins
Korein Temple
Mystic Shrine
Tilinois
Sept
OL Discovery Near Big Pluey Causing Excitement
A new oil discovery near Dry Piney in Lafarge district sparks local interest as prospectors Charley Lackey and Mr Uhraford race to file papers with the county clerk. Delays in mail and a car ride into town influence who secures the location rights amid competing claims.
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Big Pluey
Kommerce
Uhraford
Lackey
Durnford
Third Week of Court Opens in Grand Larceny Case
The third week of court opens with Joseph B Walker charged with grand larceny. Judge John R Arnold presides over busy sessions with night hearings. Jury returns verdicts or sets later trials as multiple cases proceed in the ongoing criminal docket.
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Joseph B Walker
John R. Arnold
Nea
Theo Rame
James Little
Frank Allen
Joseph BE
Nyee
Chatcoen
Pina
Welker
Mateve
W. Albright
Woestock
Rubel J. Whicloes
Weeseee
Weine
Katherine F. Wille
Fatal auto accident confirms money allocated for relief
In Watery of Lincoln county, seven Diamondville dancers lose control on Glencoe road near Oakley. One woman dies instantly, two near death at Miners hospital, two at home, two unharmed. Car owned by Diamondville saloonkeeper Joe Colletti. Coroner's jury cites speeding and incompetent driving. beer bottle opener found in car. Funding secured to raise 1700 for Kemmerer road work to improve Hamafork West side route, surveying underway.
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Lincoln County
Diamondville
Glencoe
Oakley
T. C. Russel
Bennie Young
Dan Levin
John Westlund
A. J Hosking
Frank Pffaffer
Citizens Committee
Kemmerer
Burglarized Golden Rule Store Stuns Cokeville
About two weeks ago Coca ville buzzed as the Golden Rule store was burglarized. A late night break in through the back door yielded forty pairs of shoes and various clothes. Suspects were caught the next day in Montpelier and goods found in box cars in Alexandria and Montpelier. They face burglary charges and are confined in the county jail awaiting jury action.
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Cokeville
Golden Rule
Montpelier
Alexandria
Fall
Wool Clip Sale Records High Price in Mock Springs
A report from Mock Springs states Chris Jeuel’s wool clip, previously sold with price withheld, is now recorded at 32.5 cents per pound. The clip, graded as one of the district’s best, was last year sold on a scoured basis netting Mr Jeuel about 28 cents.
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Mock Springs
Chris Jeuel
Jeuel
New Road to Cokeville and Witherspoon Trip Report
New Road to Cokeville and Witherspoon traveled to Cokeville last Thursday in the Overland Six with Dr. C. E. B. Kindall and Watt Brandon. They used the new north and east route from Sage, noted as in very good condition and saving about 14 miles over the Bear River bridge route. The journey took about two hours and fifteen minutes.
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Witherspoon
Cokeville
C. EB. Kindall
Watt Brandon
Sage
Bear River Bridge
Enlarging Cigar Factory at Klondyke Avenue
G Aber proprietor of the Kem merer Cigar Factory moves from current quarters to larger space in the Angelo rock building on Klondyke avenue. The change follows rising demand for the local union-made cigars and stronger quality last month, making extended production necessary.
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FP. G. Aber
Kemmerer Cigar Factory
Angelo Rock
Klondyke Avenue
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Rawlins Rawlins
James Mickleson
Lyon Robben
First National Bank
U.S
New York
St.Louis
Federal Reserve Bank
U. 8
Ieee
Sia Rae
By C. Watt Brandon
Morton
Hor
Whlow Creek Gap
Mig Viney Road
Stability and Service
Kemmerer Savings Bank
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