Woolgrowers Meet at Cokeville November 30 and December 1
Elaborate preparations mark the Lincoln County Wool-Growers association gathering in Cokeville with plans for a grand social and banquet. A calico ball is planned with emphasis on participation over attire, inviting all to attend and share in the convention spirit while promoting local cattlemen interests.
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 Has Hearing in Cheyenne Court This Week
The German immigrant who four weeks ago made anti government remarks and was arrested after reporting patriots to authorities will be tried in federal court at Cheyenne this week. Ed Hannen Ed Harminga and Con Brady, witnesses to the German’s conduct, were summoned and left for Cheyenne Tuesday evening on No. 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn
Wilson
Cheyenne
Ed Hannen
Ed Harminga
Con Brady
Found Dead John Suster in Diamondville Saloon
John Suster of Diamondville was found dead in the rear of a Diamondville saloon last Friday morning after a trip from Cokeville. He fainted when his hat blew off during the ride and later died in bed, with no relatives found. Burial occurred Tuesday in the county lots. he had resided in the Diamondville area and reportedly struggled with heavy alcohol use. Guyette of Viola reported an exceptional potato crop this year from a plot he has planted in Le Barge country for nine years.
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John Suster
Diamondville
Suster
Cokeville
Piamondville
Guyette
Viola
le Barge
New Era Opens for Lincoln County Oil Prospects
Sinco and J Parker Thompson report a wave of oil development in Lincoln county Dry Piney and La Barge fields. Utah Refining and Standard Oil affiliates plan a $600000 refinery expansion as Salt Lake City investors eye Kemmerer and the La Barge Piney region as Wyoming’s potential largest oil field with strong western markets.
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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 with $1,000,000 capital to develop the Dry Piney basin in Lincoln County. Officers include Charles Lackey and C. P. Budd. The venture centers on 920 acres in the Dry Piney area amid rumors of a Cretaceous oil discovery near Kemmerer and Salt Lake City excitement over potential large production.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Lincoln County
Shannon Sands
Lackey Ol Company
Urg Piney
Upper la Barge
Charles Lackey
Arg Piney
C. P. Budd
Marbelton
N. H. Jensen
Cheney
Jensen
Holman
R. R. Rose
Salt Lake Alamo
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 at Lyceum Next Saturday
Local No. 668 of the American Federation of Musicians sponsors a Red Cross benefit concert and dance at Lyceum hall next Saturday night. Over twenty prominent musicians perform with local singers to aid the Red Cross society. program includes marches, overtures, vocal solos, duets, and a finale of The Star Spangled Banner. Admission 55 cents adults 45 cents children under 12. dance to follow with orchestra furnishing the music.
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Red Cross
Lyceum Hall
American Federation of Musicians
Red Crows Society
Business Is Good Says Hunter Salmon After Utah Cattle Shipment
Hunter Salmon reports strong business conditions after returning from Omata where he accompanied a Utah cattle shipment. He notes a severe car shortage will challenge rail transport as commerce remains robust and rail networks expand to the Union Paulie area.
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Omata
Utah
Union Paulie
Corrale Pointe la Mubreote
Interesting Cattle Theft Case In District Court
The district court session draws Big Piney cattlemen as Tom Connors and his nephews Harry and Roy face trial for allegedly driving six branded cattle and calves onto their range on September 26. Key witness James Hamilton testified to seeing the act. a Mickelson cow with an unbranded calf appeared at the Connors barn. The defendants plead innocence, claiming calves matched their own cows, and the case heads to a verdict as proceedings continue. Earlier, Joe Welch of Afton was convicted of selling Haquer illegally, fined $890 plus costs, with Ben Welch Harry Quinsey and Ivan Warren of Star Valley pleading guilty.
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Connor
Tom Connors
Harry
Roy
Connors
Frank Fear
Tom O'Neil
James Harmison
Smith
James Mickelson
Mickelson
Joe Welch
Afton
Ben Welch
Harry Quinsey
Ivan Warren
Star Valley
Breakthrough Spine Operation Aids Japanese Miner recovery
Dr. C. D. Stafford reports a delicate operation at Miners' hospital on a Japanese miner with a broken back. Parts of two vertebrae were removed after he arrived unconscious. The patient regained consciousness and retains full muscle use. Bone healing will take weeks.
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C. D. Stafford
Local court affirms fines and prison terms in multiple cases
P. D. Atkins pleaded guilty to grand larceny and drew a sentence from a year to a year and a half in the penitentiary after stealing a railroad man's pocket. T. Watanuki, a Japanese man, pleaded guilty to attempting to kidnap a local Japanese woman and was sentenced from one year to 15 months. Joe Gann, held for attempting to kill Guy Rose, was acquitted. Rose said to have fired a pick handle strike. Defense counsel C. E. Melvin cited self defense with Gann claiming Rose reached for a gun. The incident occurred April 19, with Tom Holland of Sublet as the sole eyewitness.
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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
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
Gane
Wyo
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