Keeping profits local to sustain our town and farms
A citizen urges readers to spend money at home rather than sending profits to distant merchants. It warns that offshoring commerce drains circulation, endangers local stores and farms, and could lead to a dying community where residents cannot even buy basic goods.
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Booth Farm
Opal social events crown week with dances and anniversaries
Opal hosted a Friday night dance in the new restaurant building with about forty couples and music by Prof Pred Jennings and Morgan Kavanaugh. Mr. and Mrs. W L Fosdick celebrated a silver wedding, receiving a silver fruit chair with a presentation by Frank McCall. Other notes include James W Chrisman’s November 9 birthday supper at home and local social and business news from Kemmerer and surrounding areas.
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Opal
Pred Jennings
Morgan Kavanaugh
Kemmerer
W. L. Fosdick
Frank McCall
Jas. W. Chrisman
Chrisman
Jas. F. Petrie
Peter B. Petrie
Miss Fretday
Harry Wilson
W. H. Marts
John Mayer
Chet D. Chrisman
James Anderson
Chrieman
WM.E Pitt The Reliable Plumber ad
Plumbing and heating services offered with guaranteed work. Contact WM E Pitt for scheduling and estimates via phone.
Campaign Urges Swift Brand Rerecords in Wyoming
A statewide drive led by Fred J. Thompson, Secretary of the livestock commissioners, urges stockmen to re record brands before a seven week deadline. Banks, county clerks and attorneys distribute blanks. 14,000 brands are expected to be re recorded, with fewer than 8,000 applications received so far.
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Fred J. Thompson
State Board of Livestock Commissioners
Publish Credit Guide For Merchants Mercantile Co
The Merchants Mercantile Co of Oregon plans to publish a district credit guide linking Kemmerer and others to credit conditions nationwide. As newcomers arrive, local merchants will learn how the new resident paid former bills. Each district shares experiences. merchants rate customers after notice and opportunity to settle old accounts.
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Merchants Mercantile Co
Oregon
Kemmerer
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Dance at Justin Pomeroy Ranch Draws Pleasure Seekers
A Huick truck carried nine travelers from Pi to the Justin Pomeroy ranch for a Saturday night dance. Passengers included Miss Hallett Goodwin Dailey Jensen and others. Music featured local performers, with dancing described as enjoyable despite rough phrasing in the report.
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Justin Pomeroy Ranch
Hit Low Market Walt Fenner Meets A Fear Return
Fragmentary note references Walt Fenner and a low market hit. Readable text shows a meeting with a fear return theme but lacks clear details, names, dates, or outcomes. The item appears to be a brief market or social snippet with limited context.
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