Wool Prices Expected Higher For 1920 Wool Trade
A statement from Victor A. Johnson of Columbia River Wool Warehouse Company says Portland remains a key wool market and prices for fine and fine medium wools in 1920 are likely higher than 1919. The report notes rising handling in the Pacific Northwest, 15 to 20 million pounds expected this season, and shifts in wool stock and production across Oregon, Idaho, Washington, and Montana.
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Victor A. Johnson
Columbia River Wool Warehouse Company
Johnson
Portland
United States
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Atlantic Seaboard
Pacific Northwest
Montana
Bureau of Markets
Gertrude Vibrans Dies Suddenly in Wyoming
Gertrude Vibrans known as Gerlig, 38, of Cokeville, died Friday afternoon in Lava Hot Springs after a sudden illness. Four physicians treated her following a relapse Monday night. Funeral held Monday at St James Episcopal Kemmerer with interment Cokeville cemetery. she long resided in Lincoln County. Survived by parents, five brothers, and one sister.
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Gertrude Vibrans
Cokeville
Lava Hotprings
Miss Vibrans
Kemmerer
Nash
St. James Church
Episcopal Church
Cokeville Cemetery
Misa Vibrans
Gerlig
Lincoln County
Green River
Wyo
Cokeville Girl 13 Making Good at Valparaiso
Miss Lucille Collett of Cokeville earns notice for artistic success at the University of Valparaiso Indiana. She will join lyceum work this summer appearing as vocalist and violin accompanist in Chautauqua programs. At a Gamma Phi Beta dance she received special mention for singing in Madame Butterfly.
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Kemmer
Lucille Collett
Cokeville
University of Valparaiso
Indiana
Ise Collett
Lyceum
Chautauqua
Gamma Philo
Misa Collett
New Cars Brought In By Local Party From Balt Lake
A party including Mr and Mrs Platt Wilson George Easton and George Watts reached Kemmerer Saturday from Balt Lake. Easton drove a new Buick Wilson a Chandler for Lincoln County Garage. They report the roads are tired map a but recent mins show no improvement. A coal mining circular 679 from the general land office outlines latest regula tions on coal mines licenses and will be on file for public interest.
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Platt Wilson
George Easton
George Watts
Kemmerer
Balt Lake
Mr. Easton
Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co
Mr. Wilson
Lincoln County
General Land Office
County Agent to visit Kemmerer for rodent and pest control
County Agent Archie D Ei will meet in Kemmerer next week to assist in the extermination of rats and squirrels. The county commissioners have set aside 600 dollars as a care fund for the project.
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Archie D. Ei
Kemmerer
Clark Warns Republicans Over Rules in House
Former Speaker Champ Clark warns the Republican majority to abandon rule changes that restrict debate and amendments, citing 2010 limits on the Speaker and Rules Committee. He cites two proposed methods for fast treatment of soldier bonus legislation under suspension or special rules, urging GOP to avoid returning to old habits.
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Washington, D. C
Republican Committee On Rules
Champ Clark Haa
House
Clark
Rules Committee
House of Representatives
House Rules Committee
Napoleon
Modern Gypsy Tribe Travels in Auto Fleet
A Kemmerer crowd watched a caravan of five Dodge cars and two Fords bearing frowsy spangled riders. The traditional horse reliant caravan era has faded as repairs at Lincoln County Garage were promptly paid. Women led the familiar rounds while locals peered into a changing future.
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Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Roads in Good Shape Across Local Travel Corridors
Local garages report roads generally in good condition with increasing travel. Visitors from Piney region noted improvements on Big Piney roads. Salt Lake travelers Platt Wilson and George Haston said rains affected conditions on a stretch toward Poca tele.
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Platt Wilson
George Haston
Salt Lake
Pocatele
Piney
Kemmerer
Star Valley Cattle Losses Reported After Winter
D D Lynch cashier of Afton State Bank says Star Valley suffered little from the winter with no significant damage. He notes about 250 head of cattle lost from a herd of 2800 shipped to winter in Nebraska.
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Star Valley
Loxsey
D. D. Lynch
Afton State Bank
Lynch
Nebraska
Removal of Keystone drilling rig from Hams Fork road
The Keystone drilling rig once used by Oasia Oil was removed eight miles out on Hams Fork road Saturday with help from Paul Knott and a Cleveland tractor. It was loaded onto a flat car for shipment after being held illegally since 1916.
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Keystone
Oasia Oil Company
Hamsfork Road
Paul Knott
Cleveland
Casing Arrives for Gulf Coast Refining Tent Well
The Gulf Coast Oil Refining Company's tent well on Davison's Dome twelve miles from Kemmerer will start up this week after 1000 feet of casing has been placed in the hole.
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Gulf Coast Oil Refining Company
Davison’s Dome
Kemmerer
Buicks Sold by Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co
Three Buick Sixes were sold by Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Company in the week. The buyers included B. M. James, Jen non of B Pineynd Mos May wards, with local sales activity noted in the period.
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Buicks
Buick
Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Company
Wits
James Jennon
Pineynd Mos May
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Reader notes a garbled line about week stomach and aR unclear terms. The fragment mentions a user needing to do something but lacks coherent facts, entities, or dates to form a solid item.
Philosophy of Greasewood Flats
A collection of wry observations on cost, fashion, and folly. The piece notes rising gas prices threaten rent, fashion drives demand for trends, and even educated cooks struggle with simple spinach while coffin prices climb. It ends with a quip on true wealth: finding humor in distress yet aiding others.
Oil Situation Here Near Peak Production
The piece states America has nearly reached oil production peak and must promptly consider acquiring foreign oil reserves to avoid a short supply future. It emphasizes urgent action by policymakers and industry to secure energy needs.
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America
Petroleum consumption outlook eyed by U S Geological Survey chief
Chief Geologist White of the U S Geological Survey says the consumption curve is likely to continue its present trend beyond the 400,000,000 barrel mark, nearly reached in 1918. He notes domestic oil production cannot gain much on expected consumption growth, despite price incentives. Gasoline and oil remain among the cheapest market commodities today.
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White
U. S. Geological Survey
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Union Mercantile & Supply
Wyoming
Kemmerer Bottling Works
Kammarer, Wye
Cokeville Girl
Republicans
Kaya Matharamp
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Baldwin Piano Co
California
Denver
Coloralo
Philosophy of
Greasewood Flats
E. Richard Shipp
Eastman Kodaks
Columbia Grafonolas and Records
Nyal
Santox
City Drug Store
Wyoming Hide & Fur Co
Reliable House
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Crandler
Chandler
Bs Chewsland
Ohio
Lincoln County Garage
Chandler Motor Car Company
Cleveland, Ohio
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