New Road Chief Is Appointed In Wyoming
D. E. Laird of Worland was named state highway superintendent by the commission last Friday. He accepted after consideration and will direct major statewide highway operations. Laird, a Democrat, has long supported the better highways campaign and previously served on the highway commission.
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D. E. Laird
Worland
McCalman
Duatter
Laird
Better Highways
Wyoming Commission
Highway Commission
Houx
Car
Hss
State Highway Department
Er Laird
York
New Officials Elected Across Counties in Quiet Election
Elections conducted countywide with little interest as road bonds won by solid margins. Jackson reelects two women to the town council, and others like Cokeyills elect Joy Fuller as player. Mayors chosen in Big Piney Sublet Diamondville and more, with bond approvals ranging from 52 to 120 votes.
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Jackson
Ushu
Grave Miller
Vayer
Mesdemnes Haight
van Vleck
Tackson
Cokeyills A
Joy Fuller
Richard Roberts
Fuller
L. D. Tanner
Big Piney
Dan Budd
Newomb
Sublet
John Oakley
William Penman
John Stenofik
John B. Smith
Spencer Hysell
Sheriff Enforces Auto License Tags In Cheyenne Area
Sheriff Oakley tightens license tag rules warning car owners with no tag that grace period is over. Four months have passed and enforcement will be strict statewide, with fines and court appearances for those who fail to apply.
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Confort
Cheyenne
Oakley
Eos
Justice Court
Sugar crop of 1920 to be greatest on record
The Department of Agriculture announced in the test here today that the 1920 sugar crop totaled 1,266,148 tons, 12 percent above the 1912 record. Beet sugar accounted for 86 percent of last year’s total, signaling a shift away from cane production.
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Department of Agriculture
Johnson Jacobson Nuptials Lead Diamondville Couple to Marriage
The county clerk issued a license Monday to Nestor Johnson of Diamondville and Hulda Jacobson of Rock Springs. Justice of the Peace McAllister performed the ceremony. The couple plans to reside in Diamondville where Johnson works for the Mountain Trading Co.
Salaried Chairman of Brotherhood Visits Town
Henky Lessing, salaried chairman of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Wiremen and Engineers, presided at a local meeting Friday. He said railroad business is improving and reported that last week a hundred shop workers at the O S S in Pocatello returned to work.
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Henky Lessing
Brotherhood of Locomotive Wireman and Engineers
Lessing
Pocatello
Reese to Stand Trial for Fraudulent Check Issuance
D H Reese a well known Kemmerer figure and former Star Valley ranch owner was arrested by Sheriff Oakley on Salt Lake City guidance for issuing fraudulent checks. Utah officers arrived in Kemmerer to hold him for trial as a divorce case continues in the meal courts.
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D. H. Reese
Kemmerer
Star Valley
Oakley
Salt Lake City
Trix
Reese
Utah Capital
Trey
Digestion Claims on Masticating Food and Digestion
The text asserts that thorough mastication halves the food’s digestion time. It emphasizes digestion begins in the mouth and links teeth to digestive strength. It suggests Chamberlain's Tablets improve digestion and promote regular bowel movements.
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Chamberlain
Aly
Local Residents Travel and House Guests Reported
Mro and Mrs. E M Jones and their son Jack left Sunday for Kemmerer with Mrs. Jones mother to visit son Ivan S Jones and family for several weeks. Mrs. James Jensen will stay with the Jones family. Dora Whitman visited her parents Saturday. Louie Jones and Betty George, Kemmerer wardens, were in LaBarge on business. Fred Angelo left for Kemmerer to work with John Bertagnoli this summer. Frank Hunter and wife leased the Guyette ranch in LaBarge canyon for the year. B M Fox arrived from Ogden. Mrs. Mark Teiche and baby left for Logan Utah to visit her mother. Johnnie Hacklin and sister Deckla recently visited Kemmerer. Mrs. David Alpeanap of Fontenelle attended the Viola area. Dola and Retty Whitman called on Mrs. Phil Twichel. Herman Genette, E M Jones and Jack spent Saturday at J Walters ranch on Green River. Mrs. E M Jones and guest Mrs. James Jensen enjoyed a Rock River picnic. Phil Twichel and son Doyle visited Joshua Twichel Sunday. Alvin Twichel had supper with E M Jones Monday. Facenelli of Rock Springs visiting Alex Beragi.
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Mro
M. Jones
Vetle
Jack
Kemsneree Tukutye
Kemmerer
John Bertagnoli
Frank Hunter
Guyette Ranch
LaBarge Canyon
B. M. Fox
Ogden
Mark Teiche
Baby
Logan
Utah
Johnnie Hacklin
Deckla
David Alpeanap
Fontenelle
Viola
Dola
Retty Whitman
Phil ‘Twichel
Herman Genette
E. M. Jones
J. ©. Walters
Green River
James Jensen
Rock River
Phil Twichel
Doyle
Joshua
Twichel
Alvin
Facenelli
Rock Springs
Alex Beragi
Bondurant Notes At Van Vieck Ranch Social
Bondurant notes mention Art Hicks as caller at the Van Vieck ranch on Wednesday. Wallace G Hiatt returned from Chicago and has a homestead adjoining the Werta ranch. Frank E Van Vieck plans to go to Jackson to bring his son Clinton back for a summer stay. Geo Parody is building a hip roofed house on his ranch this spring. Green Hunt travels to the Elder ranch on Beaver and will build there this summer. Spring arrives with teams and wagons seen on rural roads.
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Art Hicks
van Vieck
Wallace G. Hiatt
Chicago
Werta Ranch
Frank E. van Vieck
Jackson
Clinton
Geo
Green Hunt
Beaver
Basin resident locator ends with Bowlsby visit
W Bowlsby returned from Pinedale with a prospective Basin resident he helped locate. John D West called at Parody ranch to retrieve horses. B F Bandurant was listed as sick on Tuesday.
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W. ©.Bowlsby
Pinedale
John D. West
B. F. Bandurant
Cumberland Men Take Over Butler Pump Agency
Messrs. Faddis and Fern of Cumberland are now exclusive state agents for the Butler Pump. The device cools engines and increases power for Ford owners, with thorough mechanical tests showing successful performance.
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Cumberland Men
Butler Pump Agency
Messrs
Faddis and
Fern of
Cumberland
Butler
Ford
Labor Fights Repeal of Luxury Taxes Policy
The American Federation of Labor opposes repealing the luxury excise tax and substituting a sales tax. The executive council decision frames any substitution as shifting tax burden from capital to labor.
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LABOR
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
Federation
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