Fordson Tractor Solves Ranch Problems on Spur Ranch
B H Simpkins manager of the Spur Ranch near Kemmerer Wyoming says the Fordson tractor quadruples work output. He notes it plows ditch es drives sheep camps feeds and truck chores, boosting efficiency and reducing costs while planning to buy another. In 1918 the Spur Ranch oversaw 1840 tons of hay 3100 sheep and 1400 cattle.
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Wyoming
B. H. Simpkins
Spur Ranch
Kemmerer
Simpkins
Amy Timetor
Fordson
Local Kemmerer Notices Highlight Visiting Folks and Town Business
A crowd of Kemmerer residents and visitors are listed in town records with names such as Floyd Williams Albert Heaton J B Curtis Jack Herschler and others visiting for weekends business or holidays. The notes mention trips from Cumberland Big Piney Rock Springs Daniel Fontenelle and Sublet plus university travel and hospital visits.
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Floyd Williams
Cumberland
Kemmerer
Albert
Dack Heaton
Bear River
Frank Christmas
University of Utah At
Salt Lake City
Johnny Hainsworth
Tack Baum
Daniel
James Jensen
Big Piney
Jake Herschler
Pontencile
J. B. Curtis
Jack
Justice Arnold Nominated to Supreme Court Bench
A report states Jodre Tehn B. Arnold has been signed to join the Supreme Court bench. The circular panel indicates a ceremony or parade-related event is planned for Cheyenne on Saturday afternoon with a mid November timetable and expected release of further details.
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Jodre Tehn B. Arnold
Surneme
Peidogy Muugralingy
Moose Dance At Cook's Pavilion In Kemmerer
Eighth annual Moose lodge ball set for Saturday at Cook's pavilion with Neibneur's seven piece orchestra. The event follows a successful prior social dance by Billys' orchestra amid Woolgrowers' Day activities in Cokeville.
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Cook's Pavilion
Moose Lodge
Neibneur
Kemmerer
Billys
Cokeville
Philosophy of Greasewood Flats by FE Richard Shipp
Essay recounts the closing of prohibition era moves and walking freedoms with reflections on honesty courage and opposition. It invokes Old John Barleycorn as a dying figure and compares him to a fading frog in a frying pan.
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Richard Shipp
John Barleycorn
Fragmented 1919 notice and quotes from Casper column
The excerpt blends a Casper quotation about hypocrisy with a 1919 rental notice for a business property on the Triangle formerly Miners' Exchange Saloon and adjacent residence, listing Mrs Theresa Strucel as the contact.
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Miners’ Exchange
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Wyoming Nation
Pall River
Snyder Basin
Issin
J. B
Eric Smith
Mickey McChie
Oscar Beck
Hig Piney Country
Jimmy Jamieson
Rock Springs
James Mickelson
Albert Larson
BP. G
Win, Dozier
Stuy Valley
P. H. Healy
Sige F
Hayward
Owen Stewart
John Gourley
Carter
W. C. Jackson
Kemmerer A
Culbertson Brothers
Daniel Country
J. F. Riley
Blg Tiney
Fontenelle
Sublet
Patrick George
Much Sin
Sym Pletcher
John Appleycorn
Pontosnit
Toon Rathhon
Lowa
Fontanella
den Tell
Vert Brosh Én Vititer
Marahell Reynilde
Poraletla
Mies
Kemmorey
Mian
Mattle Porrett
Justice Arnold
St. Margaret’s Guild
Episcopal Church
Casper
Theresa Strucel
Kemmerer Shoe Store
Vor
NEW Edisons
Chippendale
Heppelwhite
Sheraton
Rembrandt
Velasquez
Raphael
Crafsmen
Mr. Edison
Neigors
Telephone Company
I Mountain States Telephone and Teleg
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