Fordson Tractor Aids Spur Ranch to Cut Costs and Time
B H Simpkins of the Spur Ranch north of Kemmerer Wyoming says the Fordson tractor doubles as a time and money saver. He notes four times the work in a given period, plowing ditching and harrowing, moving sheep camps, hauling feed, and clearing brush with less labor. In 1918 Spur Ranch handled 1840 tons of hay and thousands of livestock across the Pall River and Snyder basin near the Wyoming National Forest.
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Wyoming
B. H. Simpkins
Spur Ranch
Kemmerer
Simpkins
Wyoming Nation
Pall River
Snyder Basin
Kemmerer Local Notices and Visitors Summary
Local column records numerous visitors to Kemmerer including Floyd Williams and Albert from Cumberland, Jack Hainsworth and Oscar Beck, J. B. and Eric Smith, Tack Baum, Jimmy Jamieson, and others from Big Piney, Rock Springs, and Danial. Several residents and travelers attend business, medical, and social events. University of Utah student Frank Christmas returns for Thanksgiving.
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Frank Christmas
University of Utah At
Salt Lake City
Kemmerer
Johnny Hainsworth
Cumberland
Tack Baum
Daniel
James Jensen
Big Piney
Jake Herschler
Pontencile
Justice Arnold Appointed to Supreme Court Bench
A circular panel reports Justice Arnold has been signed to the Supreme Court bench. The ceremony is expected in Cheyenne on Saturday afternoon, with a formal process centered around the panel’s understanding and readiness for the transition.
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Jodre Tehn B. Arnold
Surneme
Peidogy Muugralingy
Moose Dance Saturday Night in Kemmerer
The eighth annual Moose lodge ball will be at Cook's pavilion Saturday with Neibneur's seven piece orchestra. A large crowd is expected as Kemmerer residents look forward to the event and the Moose's renowned hospitality.
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Cook's Pavilion
Moose Lodge
Neibneur
Kemmerer
Billys
Cokeville
Philosophy of Greasewood Flats by FE Richard Shipp
A fragmentary excerpt titled Philosophy of Greasewood Flats by FE Richard Shipp reflects on post nineteen nineteen attitudes toward social drives and daily walks. It notes that honest outspoken men face bitter enemies and uses a metaphor of Old John Barleycorn as a fading foe.
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Richard Shipp
Fragmented 1919 notices mix prayer, labor, and rent
A quotation rails at hypocrisy and vice, then a nostalgic 1919 date appears alongside a rental notice for a business property on the Triangle once known as the Miners' Exchange saloon and a rear residence, with contact for Mrs. Theresa Strucel.
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Miners’ Exchange
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Fordson Tractor
Amy Timetor
Fordson
Issin
Floyd Williams
Albert
Dack Heaton
Bear River
J. B
Eric Smith
Mickey McChie
Oscar Beck
Hig Piney Country
Jimmy Jamieson
Rock Springs
James Mickelson
Albert Larson
J. B. Curtis
Jack
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
John Barleycorn
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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