Safety First At Home Migratory Bird Law Meeting
A Kemmerer community notice discusses night prowlers and calls residents to aid officers, a new police signal at the Savings Bank and Trust, and a state migratory bird law with hunting seasons and protections. Also announced is the Continental Oil warehouse opening with Willard Bell as manager, plus a Wool Growers meeting at Cokeville for December 3 with planned events and guest officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
E. L. Smith
Skoote Embree
Quealy
Central
Continental Oil Company
Willard Bell
May Lambs Fetch Top Price At Omaha Market
Jutlan visited town Friday after word that four cars of his late May lambs topped Omaha market at 7.75 per hundred. The lambs weighed about 71 pounds on average, with the stock earning strong prices for Lincoln County sheep men this fall, boosting local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jutlan
Omaha
Bill
Rockefeller
Lincoln County
Rancher Clarence Johnson Arrested Over License Violations
Clarence Johnson, a rancher from Forty-Hod flat west of Pinedale, was arrested for killing an elk without a license. The next day he died in a moode he killed and was re-arrested. He was placed under board for appearance and awaits trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Johnson
Pinedale
Wyoming Seed Distribution For Dry Farm Trials
Wyoming ranchers practicing dry farming may get another trial planting opportunity with a limited seed supply. Through a special appropriation the government bought millet, alfalfa, and peas for dry farm experiments. Each Wyoming delegate gets 250 millet, 200 Grimm alfalfa, and 40 field peas packages, enough to plant an acre per package. Applications require signing an Agriculture Dept agreement and are limited to non irrigated use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Department of Agriculture
Blazing Trails Party En Route on Lincoln Highway Stops in Green River
Lozler anto leads a party of four from Lobalcatepie Mexico to New York blazing the Lincoln highway. They halted Thursday night in Green River aboard a six cylinder electric equipped car with moving picture machine. They planned a one day stay near Rawle to film a herd on the winter range. Logler Auto Company will cover the trip expenses.
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Lozler Anto
L'Epalcatepie
Mexico
New York
Lincoln Highway
Green River
Rawle
Wip
Logler Auto Company
Weary Wayfarers Return From Denver Visit and Legal Matters
Ralph W. Smith reports a weeklong trip with his mother to Denver and notes legal duties in Cheyenne. He recalls visiting a temple during his pilgrimage and witnessing a controversial ceremony. He describes a fatal act he watched with a grim reaction.
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Ralph W. Smith
Denver
Cheyenne
Ralph
Union Hall Contractor Begins Work on Conroy Project
L. 3, Larsin started work this week on a new Union hall at Conroy. The hall is 80640 feet in size and will host public can use at the camp. After completion it will also be occupied by the school now using a rear store room.
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L. 3
Larsin
Union Hall
Conroy
Analiching
Superintendent Maggie Nicholson Visits Valley Schools
Superintendent Maggie Nicholson returned Friday from Paney after visiting many schools in the Fire River valley. She found conditions favorable and attendance good across districts. She left Monday for a three to four week trip to Star Valley to confer with teachers and visit schools in J wok wou Hole square.
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Cowly
Maggie Nicholson
He Paney
Firen River Valley
Star Valley
J Wokwou Hole
Rafe King Dies In Train Death Near Sage Creek
Rufus King of Cokeville died at age 63 on a train near Sage while en route to Kemmerer for hospital care. He worked five years for Quealy Peterson near Cokeville. Death from internal hemorrhages followed a short illness after returning from the Omaha market. Survived by a son in Wyoming and two sons in Idaho. Coroner Embree handled remains. Jacob King, recently located in Big Piney, took charge and buried him yesterday afternoon.
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Rufus King
Cokesville
Sage
Kemmerer
Rafe
Pat
Quealy- Peterson Company
Cokeville
Omaha
Salt Lake City
Jacob
Wyoming
Carebell
Idaho
Embree
Jacob King
Big Piney
Burke Brother Seeks Portland cattle Dealers in Opal
Frank Burke of Burke brothers arrived in Opal last week aiming to purchase cattle from Amos Smith and other ranchers near Portland. He managed to buy only a small portion of the cattle offered for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Burke
Burke Vrothers Catte
Portland
Amos Smith
Stars Banquet Delays For Evanston Chapter Visit
Disappointment hit Lincoln Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star Friday when Esther Chapter Evanston could not attend after mud and storm forced a return. Misa Clara Dickey and Mrs Emma Dickey attended by train, presiding over initiation and praising Lincoln’s work. About 50 members and Masons joined a turkey supper banquet after the meeting. Subscriptions urged to avoid CAMERA discontinuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bera
Lincoln
Order of Eastern Star
Esther Chapter
Evanston
Misa Clara Dickey
Emma Dickey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ane
Sire and Peng
Peel
The
First National Bank of ‘Kemmerer
Ry & Chapin Reprietors
F. H. Chapin
Mgr
Sapper
Belors
the City Drug Store
A. Christmas
Kemmerer A
Point
D. F. Hudson
Wilton
Lincoln County Wool Growers Association
Oscar Peterson
New Union Hall
Rafe King
Kemmerer Savings Bank& Trust Company
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