Annual Convention of Lincoln County Wool Growers
Lincoln County Wool Growers Association held a well attended annual convention in Kemmerer. National Secretary W. J. McClure praised the group’s leadership and camaraderie while noting the strong western organization, and speakers from Idaho and Wyoming discussed industry prospects and intergroup cooperation. The event featured a large banquet and emphasized education to boost mutton demand and producer prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
W. J. McClure
Adley
United States
West
Kemmer
McClure
Gooding
Idaho
McClare
J. A. Black
Big Piney
Green River Cattle and Horse Growers Associjation
Mr. Bleck
Intervala
Wyoming
Name Changes and Election Notes at Local Convention
The article lists new officers and committee members for a local organization. President Oscar Paterson, Vice President J W Chileman, Secretary Treasurer Noblitt, and an Executive Committee are named with several attendees and absentees noted. A discussion on dues, a national meeting in Cheyenne in January, and efforts to secure bounties for coyotes are reported, alongside remarks by James Be. Jowell and other attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Jewall
Sweetwater County Wool Growers Association
United States
Wil
Oscar Paterson
Kemmerer
Vicw
J. W. Chileman
Opal
Noblitt
Cokeville
Cheyenn
James BE. Jowell
Afton
Wyoming National Forest
National Forest
Washington
Edgerton
J. Barnton
Millar
Bear Hiver Valley Sheep Association
Wisson
E. H .O'Brien
P. W. Olson
P. J. Quealey
Juke Herschler
Joe Smith
Naensayey
Howmdury
Poccore
Whitnay
Lige Christensen
Cokevilly
Lige
Hota
Kentmeier
Fred Roberts
Cakevilly
Frien Teddy Marky
Fred
Rock Springs
Messrs
Mmes
Earl Haggerty
Henry Weast
Frank Stoner
John Stoner
Antone
Qudros
J. D. Noblitt
A. D. Noblitt
Wool Growers Plan New County and Trails Meeting
The meeting discussed moving the Foret headquarters to the Oregon Short Line with local objections. Resolutions urged the Forest Service to consider the change, with Cokeville and Kemmerer as potential sites. The group also formed committees on range adjustment and trail establishment, and planned to publish three copies of the Wool Growers National Journal for nonmembers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afton
Oregoi
Ant Wered
Leo Nelean
Thayne
Star Valley
Morort
Forvet
Cokeville
Kemmerer
Alta County
Lincoln County
National Forest
Oscar Peterson
Wool Growers National Journal
Gooding
Idaho
Little
Colorado Desert
Green River Valley
Green River
Pras. Kinney
M. A. Thomas
Jake Herschler
Elmer Rathbun
A A. Covey
J.D. Nobiltz
Louis Jones
Craven Wreck
Ieo
de Watts
Joesith
Committee Agai
McChare
National Wool Growers Association
Volo
Woolgrowers Ball Enthralls Attendees at Lyceum Theater
A Woolgrowers gathering at the Lyceum Theater featured elaborate red, white and blue decorations and a punch booth in the corner. The event included a stage program by a notable host figure and a banquet setup in the Odd Fellows hall seating twenty per table.
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Lyceum Theater
Punch
Odd Fellows New Hall
Tou Ming
Musical Program Pleases Downey Visitors
A two to three program in the Downey building delighted visitors with selections by Miss Olive Rathbon and Howard Embree on piano and mandolin, a recitation by Mine tele Stellwagen, solos by Miss Efina Downey and Miss Gussie Helbig, and piano pieces by Miss Sammy. The event was arranged by Mise Kia Sammon and punch was served.
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Downey
Olive Rathbon
Howard Embree
Mine Tele Stellwagen
Efina Downey
Sammy
Gussie Helbig
Minw Smith
Mise Kia Sammon
Picture Show Delights Guests at Evening Ball
In the new picture show theater a large crowd enjoyed an entertaining program led by Mr. Whitney. The vaudeville attractions were excellent and the audience praised the pleasant pictures shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Picture Show Theater
Whitney
Reception at Mrs Quealy's Hosts Visiting Ladies
From three to five o'clock Mrs PJ Quealy hosted a reception at her home for visiting ladies. Guests, including Kemmerer locals, enjoyed music by Mise Gussie Helbig and Mrs Bergire Grant with songs from Mrs Win Knox and Miss Gamar. The hall and library glowed with pink accents and fresh flowers as refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PJ. Quealy
Moyer
Ually
Dinner Hosts Mr and Mrs Smith Invite Guests
Mr and Mrs Joe Smith hosted a Monday evening dinner for several visitors, with an elaborate menu enjoying entertainment by guests staying at the Whotas sueddun home in Dianend ville.
Notes on the Wool Growers Convention Reported attendees and remarks
The Wool Growers Convention drew a large crowd with praise for the event. Attendees included Zack Noble from Big Pinoy and J W Curse with Mrs Heir from Sage, Amos Marwlen from Utah, and Powell delegates Landes Bill Julian and Percy Cotmer. Local figures such as Harry Case and Ke A Sullivan attended, with plans discussed for family visits before year end.
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Zack Noble
Mow
J. W. Curse
John W. Heir
Sage
Oscasion
Amos Marwlen
Utah
The
Landes
Bill Julian
Percy Cotmer
Powell
Harry Case
Pete
Ke A. Sullivan
Iet National Bank of Montpelier
Cooke Brace
Ehet
Chad
Peterman
Hanson
Wool Growers Convention Brings Mix of News and Travel
The Kemmerer Wool Growers Convention featured remarks by Henry Franklin and Walter Gaston, with new president User Peterson pledging harmony for wool interests. Attendees from Cokeville and Green River area abuzz about hay, cattle, and a large irrigation reservoir planned for trout stocking near Craven Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Franklin
Walter Gaston
Gilligan & Franklin
Kemmerer
Franklin
Plonser
Wyoming
Cireen River
Mr. Gasson
Craven Creek
Graham's
Rock Springs
Bucks Seeking Winter Hay Feed and Care in Wyoming
Lige Christensen of Cokoville Wyoming offers winter care for bucks with ample hay supply. He can also arrange summer care if needed and invites consideration from interested owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lige Christensen
Cokoville
Wyo
Paper bill sale for glasses cleaner touted as aid
A damaged notice describes a sale of Cotswold rams and a new paper bill for cleaning eye glasses. It mentions Dent thing to clean eye glasses and claims paper bills may prove a great aid to the refrigerator, with names unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poopearcaa
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Lincoln County Wool Growers’ Association
J. W. Chrisman
Southwestern
Uinta County
Frmident
Joe C
Kinnay
New County
Fontenelle
Olaan
Smith
E. J. Brandley
Granger
Parley Bennion
Cokeylile
T. Papworth
John W. Reed
J.B. McMinn
Fossil
A.S. Quadros
Horder
John Jamieson
Labarge
J. W. Carne
Kinney
W. Olson
O'drien
Cumberland
Leo Nelson
Anderson
Border
Reynolds
Jake Herscher
Canyon Ranch
H. E. Cane
Lionel Abba Fontenelle
Walter Gasson
M. " Han
Geo
Spencer
D. i Rathbun
Fontenellé
Kemmerer Chife
Wehal
Peter
Woolgrowers’ Entertainment
Coymie Bownky
Tommerer
Graham Ware
Slate Creek
Gree River
Dim Malloy
Kemieror
Wilwa Ivan Trishman
Hein
Jim
Prem
User Peterson
Chrisman
Agidls
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