Woolgrowers Meet in Cokeville November 30 December 1
Public notice invites Lincoln County Wool-Growers Association members and the public to Cokeville for the annual nesting on November 30 and December 1. The event emphasizes social gatherings, a calico ball, and integrating new attendees into the community while promoting cattlemen discussions and local hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linegin Doubry Woolgrowers
Cokeville
Cokevillie
T. Hunter Salmon
Asso
Lincoln County Wool-Gars’ Association
Tts
Lincoln County
Green River Valley
Coke
German Charged After Wartime Remarks at Cheyenne
A German man, recently detained after making antiwar remarks about the government and President Wilson, faces trial in federal court at Cheyenne this week. Ed Hannen Ed Harminga and Con Brady, witnesses to the defendant’s conduct, were summoned and departed Tuesday evening on No. 15 for Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn
Wilson
Cheyenne
Ed Hannen
Ed Harminga
Con Brady
Found Dead man in Diamondville saloon last Friday morning
John Suster of Diamondville was found dead in the rear of a Diamondville saloon after a ride from Cokeville. He fainted while picking up his hat, worsened by an later attack in bed. burials held in Diamondville lots. No relatives found. history of heavy alcohol use noted. Guyette of Viola reports a bountiful potato crop from Le Barge area. seven years of planting without failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Suster
Diamondville
Suster
Cokeville
Piamondville
Guyette
Viola
le Barge
New Era Opens for Lincoln County Oil Boom
Sinco, a familiar Kemmerer figure, reports major Lincoln county oil plans. J Parker Thompson of Sanwest and Dr Buss of Chicago have bought large Dry Piney acreage. Utah Refining and Standard Oil discuss a $600000 refinery expansion as La Barge Piney field emerges as Wyoming’s largest, with Kemmerer labeled as a future oil center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinco
Kemmerer
Lo“I
Lincoln County
J. Parker Thompson
Sanwest
Buss
Chicago
Thompson
Salt Lake City
Oif
Denver
Wyoming
Utah Refining Company
la Barge-Piney
America
United States
California
West
Big Company to Develop Upper LaBarge Field
Announcement of the Lackey Ol Company formed in Utah for 1 million dollars with holdings in the Dry Piney basin of Lincoln county. Officers include Charles Lackey and C P Budd. 920 acres in Dry Piney. Salt Lake excitement spreads over rumored pusher discovery. reports say no well yet struck but sands reached 836 feet and shooting could yield big flow. Local geologists and Salt Lake press voice strong optimism about future oil production in the Dry Piney district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackey Ol Company
Utah
Urg Piney
Upper la Barge
Lincoln County
Charles Lackey
Arg Piney
C. P. Budd
Marbelton
N. H. Jensen
Cheney
Jensen
Holman
R. R. Rose
Salt Lake Alamo
Salt Lake City
Kemmerer
Aalt Iake
Salt Lake
United States
Sald
R. Bunker
Mc Piney
Kommerar
Wyn
Geologiata
Bringling
Cretacnan of
Bunker
Pininent Gevlomiere
Charli Lackey
Cratacenus Company
Red Cross Benefit Concert Promises Stars and Dance Night
Prominent musicians donate services for the Red Cross benefit at Lyceum hall next Saturday night. Over twenty performers participate with a program featuring solos, duets, and orchestral numbers. Admission 55 cents adults 45 cents children under 12. dance follows the concert with orchestra providing the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Lyceum Hall
American Federation of Musicians
Red Crows Society
Business Is Good Amid Railroad Car Shortage Struggles
Hunter Salmon reported strong business as return from Omata where he accompanied a Utah cattle shipment. He said conditions have never been better, though the car shortage poses a major problem for railroads, affecting shipments. The remark reflects optimism despite logistical challenges impacting the Union Pacific line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omata
Utah
Union Paulie
Corrale Pointe la Mubreote
Interesting Cattle Case Stirs District Court
In county seat, sessions of the district court drew Big Piney cattlemen and townsfolk alike. Tom Connors and his nephews Harry and Roy face trial for alleged theft of six branded cattle on September 26. State witnesses testified, defense argued, and the case headed to the jury as other locals faced convictions and pleas in the same session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connor
Tom Connors
Harry
Roy
Connors
Frank Fear
Tom O'Neil
James Harmison
Smith
James Mickelson
Mickelson
Delicate Spine Operation Aids Japanese Miner
Dr C D Stafford reports a remarkable operation on a Japanese miner at the Miners hospital after a broken back. Parts of two vertebrae were removed, the patient regained consciousness, and he now has use of all muscles though recovery will take weeks as new bone forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Stafford
Sublet cases feature larceny thefts and kidnap attempt
The report notes fines of 400 700 and 600 dollars for unnamed defendants. P D Atkins pleaded guilty to grand larceny and faces a year to year and a half in the penitentiary. T Watanuki a Japanese man pleaded guilty to attempting to kidnap a local Japanese woman and was sentenced to one to fifteen months. Joe Gann, held for killing Guy Rose, was acquitted after self-defense claims. The incident occurred April 19 in Sublet with Tom Holland as sole witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Atkins
T. Watanuk
Joe Gann
Guy Rose
Sublet
Rose
Gann
C. E. Melvin
Rone
Tom Holland
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Woolgrowers
Waters of Lincoln-Kemmerer Coal Company
J.B. Pratt
Ogden
C.H. Gosling
T. D. Ryan
William H. Draney
Lincoln-Kemmerer Coal Company
C. F. Robertson
Miramondville
Federal Reserve System OF Banks
Gentral Reserve Bank
The
First National Bank of
Big Oil Company
LaBarge
Shannon Sands
Martha
Yankee
Mayme Ll. Thomas
Tia the
Pratt
F. Laley Lester
Mary Ziller
Rene Jadot
D. J. Brown
Harvest Home
Dust
Lizzie Reed
Mayme J. Thomas
Emma Hunter
Mareh
Orchen
Joe Gans
Star Valley
Joe Welch
Afton
Ben Welch
Harry Quinsey
Ivan Warren
Gane
Wyo