Wyoming forest chief touts Wind River division growth and needs
Mr Innes, a pioneer of Wyoming forestry, outlines Wind River Division as a large, gradually expanding part of the National Forest. He notes grazing increases, lumber sales to Wind River Lumber Co, continued trail work, five operating sawmills, and $5,000 set for permanent improvements.
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Innes
Wyoming
National Forest
Las
Wind River Division
Yelsine National Forest
Iteelf
South Pass
Dhru Wit River Range
Uy Pas
Pinedale
Ale
Wind River Lumber Company
Shees
Jones Tean
Washington
Forest Department
County division debate fuels Uinta county move
The Kemmerer Commercial Club movement for a division of Uinta County faces questions about an enabling act. Voters will decide next year if division is wise, with county seat selection and funding plans to follow if approved. Tax impact and site provision debates accompany petitions supporting the measure.
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Kemmerer Commercial Club
Uinta County
Foreini
Kemmerer
Kammmerer
Cokeville
Star Valley Point
Unita
Cinta County
Liment
Stolen Preminus Horns Reward Offered
A notice offers a 100 reward for the arrest and conviction of the thieves who took a set of horns weighed about 1M. The culprit faces a further ten dollar reward for return of the horns. The item is described as branded with three half eliveos on the right shoulder. No further details available.
Notice to Appropriators of Water in Wyoming
Notice to appropriators of water in Water Division No 4. Proofs for their claims to water per rights granted by the State Kugler will be presented to the Board of Control at the November 190K meeting with a recommendation for trial certificates. Public access will be allowed at the Superintendent’s office in Huck Springs, Wyoming, on Saturday November 8th, 190K, from 9 to 4.
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Kugler
Thi Board of Control
Ahleas Pontent
Huck Springs
Wyoming
O'Wink
Forged Checks Spark Wyoming Court Case and Land Bill Hint
The report details Shull and Winters jailed after forgery attempts in Kemmerer and at the Occidental saloon with hearings before Judge Rosenberg. Shull gets six months. Winters bound over to district court on 6506 bond. Also notes Mondell’s likely landslide victory in Wyoming and a pending dry farm homestead bill enabling 320 acre entries, with arid land reclamation aims supported by Dennett.
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Kemmerer
Joh Winters
Halfway
Harry Mann
Occidental
A. Lundgren
Marshal Naylin
Rosenberg
Shull
Winters
Evanston
Mich Rejoteing
Thin State
Frank W. Mondell
Wyoting
Gol Tive
Mendelline
Senate
Smoot
Utah
Dennett
Almust
Mr. Mondell
Electrician Injured by Frightened Horse
Electrician D. E. B. Melvin of Frontier Supply Company, in charge of the electric light plant, suffered head and arm injuries and a fractured right toe last Thursday when a frightened horse reared, knocked him down, and tramped him. Dr. Denel treated him, with expected several weeks of incapacitation. George E. Henry now leads the plant until Melvin’s return.
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Electrican
D. EB. Melvin
Frontier Supply Company
Electric Light Plant
Denel
George E. Henry
Melvin
Diamondville Epidemic Fears Amid Sickroom Closures
In Diamondville, fear grows as illness spread leads to school closure for ten days due to scarlet fever. The epidemic slows activities with several cases reported and a number of students and staff affected. Some families relocate or plan visits as health officials monitor the outbreak.
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Fisher
Australian oats prospects in Cokeville travel br
J D Noblitt of Cokeville stopped in Kellmerer on his way home after ten days abroad. He is a progressive rancher noted for dry farming trials and reported seven grain varieties this year. He says Australian black fall or winter oats yield best at this altitude and plans a large next year crop as demand grows.
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J.D. Noblitt
Cokeville
Kellmerer
Noblitt
America
Te Jase Necesary
Ladies Aid Meeting At Mrs Hibert Home With Flossie Lyon
The Leakes Aid met last Thursday at Mrs Lewis E Hibert’s home hosted by Miss Flossie Lyon. Members enjoyed a bright display of articles, prepared dishes, and social cheer. Seventy meals and assorted treats were served, with planning for a bazaar and next meeting noted for Friday to boost attendance.
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Leakes
Flossie Lyon
Lewis E. Hibert
Thich
Diamondville
Bella
Moss Lyon
Mist Lyon
Huy A. Sawa
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Bonneville National Forest
Wyo
Olyth-Fargo-Hoskins CO
Johnston
Johnson
Jobo Buyers
Vieta Cinta County
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Avs
Ueburu
Congressman Mondell
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Nathier
Tibet
Alital
Coola
Pena
Hosste Shean Lott
Far Salt Parke
Meftain
Aee Dickey
Bonnie
Anal
Pridiay
New
Mes
Dolae Scott
Kya
Elie Tind Bien
Dha Thomas Shuriek
Hevene Collect
Cilbert
Avansten
Mate
Pussy Daved Platt
Dinmalville
Mhelow
War
McVickars
Oregon
Cory Mall
Ghureh
Mt Lanee
Ladies’ Aid
Bey Peay
Clevelands
Cevelands
Hara
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