Wool prices rise as Idaho clips top 28 cents per pound
Idaho wool prices climb with many sales reported from Rexburg to Cedar and beyond. Sealed bids yielded as high as 32 cents, and various consignments including Cedar Sheep Company and Antelope Livestock Company fetched 26 to 27 1 3 cents per pound.
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Rexburg
Peices
Resburg
Boston
Cedar Sheep Company
Cader
Hecht Lethmasa
Begtem
Koight Woolen
Prévo
Dake
Héshoain
Inchede Tha Keollis
Moet
Wyoming
T. W. Boyer
J. St. A. Boyer
Antelope Livestock Company
Rock Springs
No Loss Reported From Storm Near Mamefork Ranch
George Watts returns from a survey of the upper Mamefork and Abeep camps where lambing is in full progress. The storm caused no loss of lambs and is seen as a boon to the sheep industry. Watts will return to Galt Lake City and plans to bring his wife and children back for the summer.
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George Watts
Upper
Mamefork
Waite
Ealt Lake City
Watts
Galt Lake
Murder Trial Ends with First Degree Verdict in Cirej Case
Judge Craig presided as Matt Cirej was found guilty of first degree murder for the February killing of his wife, with the death penalty sought. The defense argued temporary insanity from a head injury, but experts testified to Cirej being sane at the time of the crime. The trial spanned five days, with testimony from numerous doctors and witnesses detailing the jealous motive and sequence of events in Kemmerer.
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Matt Cirej
Cire
Marshall Reynolds
Hilliard
Ridgely
J. A. Christmas
Robert R. Rose
Cirej
Bar
Che
Intermountain
F. H. Poole
Pocatello
Idaho State Insane Hospital
BR. & Lausier
Rock Springs
W. F. McDill
Big Piney
K. A. Weymalter
Brigham, Utah
Ridgey
Weny
Kemmerer
Hansen
Joyce
Jones
Frontier
Hesides
Clyde Barnes
Fred
Ao Little
Fronther
Milwaukee
Letwaa
4 Society
Chet
Frontier Road
Hbor
Julia
Occasio
Triplet Lambs Rise at Yors Ranch Amid Strong Lambing
Reports from the Yors ranch say lambing is well under way with a large increase expected. A storm caused no harm and is seen as a plus for the range. A ewe bore triplets, a rare occurrence, while keeping track of her movements proved challenging for handlers.
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Barrett
Cam
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Inspecting Cattle for Ter as Lincoln County Livestock Inspector
Rich McMing, livestock inspector for Lincoln county, Kemmerer visit this week after returning from a trek that saw lost horses from the B F H corrals and other disappearances from the near range. He toured local slaughter houses to inspect beef for slaughter under the new livestock inspection law.
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Rich McMing
Lincoln County
Kemmerer
B.F.H
Henry Young
Oscar Peterson
Noblitt Elect Mayor Visited Kemmerer for Talks
Mayor-Elect Noblitt of Cokeville visited Kemmerer over Friday and Saturday to discuss land business and implement trade. He is a noted Lincoln County flockmaster active with the Lincoln County Wool Growers Association and has strong support across Wyoming for his upcoming administration.
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Nodin
Cokeville
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Wyonong
Mayor H. Melvin Rawlins Wins Fort Bridger Post
Editor H Melvin Rawlins of the Fort Bridger Enterprise was elected mayor in a recent election. He pledges to pursue a water system and electric lighting. Miss Bessie Rathbun aided the county clerk as workload increased due to high business volume.
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H. Melvin Rawlins
Ft. Bridger Enterprise
Little City
Rawlins
Bessie Rathbun
Pleads Guilty in First Degree Murder Case in District Court
Dominick Gardino pleaded guilty to murder in the first degree after initial trial proceedings. Col H E Christmas arranged the change of plea, sparing another trial date for the hangings. The case concerns a death at a farewell party for John Giardano before he left for Italy. Evidence showed an attempted robbery preceded the fatal fight. A purse with $53, a $9.10 cash sum, and $300 deposited were found at the crime scene. The move ends county expenses. Also noted is a checker game between blind men from Utah, lasting over a year.
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Dominick Gardino
Col
H. E. Christmas
Marshall Reynolds
H. 8
Ridgley
Col. Christmas
Reynolds
John Giardano
Italy
Craig
Giordano
Hansen
Order of Owls
Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Co
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Farview Utah
Kemmerer Savings Bank