Wool Growers Close Most Successful Meet ing in Their History
Wool growers wrap up their convention with two days of business and pleasure in Kemmerer. Mayor Gordon hosts a farewell, while Kinney and others entertain. discussions cover the 640 acre homestead law and future ranges, signaling foresight from western woolgrowers associations as they close a landmark meeting with wives and families in attendance.
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Wool Growers
Gordon
Kemmerer
Etek Forester
Wester
Remarkable irrigation plant near Sage and Randolph Utah
A massive Bear River irrigation project completed south of Sage promises to turn about 2200 acres of dry land into gardens. The pump installation will flood the area, with portions lying across the Wyoming line, prompting a multi day rancher celebration and picnic.
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Sage
Randolph
Utah
Bear River
Wyoming Line
Conroy Coal Mine Fire Suppressed and Production Planned
A mine fire at the Conroy mine, owned by Wyo pa Coal Company, was controlled after sealing the north wing. E F Annis says 16 workers are at the site with 50 expected within weeks, Garber Nichols hired to oversee operations, and plans include a mining camp, electric power, and a school for miners.
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E. F. Annis
Rock Springs Fuel Company
Conroy
Wyopa Coal Company
Blacker
Cumberland
Annis
Garber Nichols
Salt Lake City
Amnis
Boosted for Speaker Honorable Wilson of Alta
Honorable Tom Wilson of Uistaddacols county district Wyoming was reelected to the house and will begin a fourth term in January. A capable, educated legislator with strong energy and parliamentary skill, his name for speaker grows as peers pledge support during his Cheyenne jury stay.
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Toomas Mn. Wilson
Alta
Uistaddacols
Wilson
Wyoming
Cheyenne
United States District Court
Oret
House
Thanksgiving Day Services at Methodist Church
Thanksgiving morning service will be held at the Methodist church with Rev. Clower delivering an address. The basement sale at the church netted over $60 for the church treasury, aiding painting funds for Diamondville church led by Pastor Hey Clower after last week’s renewal parcel sale.
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Methodist
Clower
Lev. Clower
Diamondville
Hey
Neenewl & Parcel
Diawaady
Organization sparks Kemmerer county fair and race track
A 20 000 capital stock company forms in Kemmerer to promote an annual county fair and race track. The Uinta Improvement Co. will lend land for the grounds between Kemmerer and Frontier. Promoters include Pete Olson Cokeville B M Fox LaBarge Smith Brothers Kemmerer and P J Quealy. About forty Lincoln County stockmen are involved.
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Kemmerer
Cokeville
Uinta Improvement Company
Prontier
Wyoming
Lincoln County
Salt Lake City
Pete Olson
B. M. Fox
LaBarge
Smith Brothers
P. J. Quealy
New hospital planned at Dr Marquis home site in Kemmerer
Workmen began last Friday on a two story hospital behind Dr J R Marquis’s home. Dr Marquis initiates the project to handle his professional duties and may form a nurse corps once the building is finished. The structure, supervised by J K Wellman, will have about ten modern rooms with steam heat and electric light.
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Kemmerer
J. R. Marquis
Marquis
J. K. Wellman
Mutual Improvement Society Program At Church Gunday
The Mutual Improvement Society of the Mormon church in this city will present a very entertaining program at the church Sunday evening. Monthly programs are in charge of John McClement and Mrs May Sutton. The list includes Song by Burton Hansen Co reading by Mrs Harold Harrison poetry by Myrtlement Song by Mettle Hannah a current evcote by R Evans a duet by Anna Evans and Josephine Re told story by George Tanner and Munslo by Marie Sutton.
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Mutual Improvement Society of the Mormon Church
John McClement
May Sutton
Burton Hansen & Co
Harold Harrison
Mettle Hannah
Evcote
R. Evans
Anna Evans
Josephine
George Tanner
Munslo
Marie Sutton
Jackson Hole Cattlemen Report Steer Shipment To Omaha
Jackson Hole visitors Roy McBride and Abe Ward, noted Jackson Hole cuisine figures, stopped in Kemmerer after returning from eastern markets. They shipped 500 head of steers to Omaha, netting 5102 per head, with a bad run due to congested tracks and a near-miss on expected top prices.
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Roy McBride
Abe Ward
Jackson Holes
Kemmerer
Omaha
Jackson
Slips and Slants Involving City Judge At Lincoln Hotel
An obscure report describes Judge Believes slipping on a slick sidewalk near the Lincoln Hotel. It centers on two young high school teachers who offered apologies and a minor confrontation. The account uses fanciful phrasing to depict a disputed social encounter with little verifiable detail.
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Matt
Lincoln Hotel
Jude
Kemmerer Eyes Wyoming Oil Boom Ahead
Kemmerer, a town of 6,000, becomes a focal point as Plains Oil Company plans to invest about 500,000 dollars to develop the LaBarge oil fields sixty miles north. With 40,000 acres leased, wells will be drilled starting February, signaling possible flowing wells and a major regional boom.
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Kemmerer
Wyoming
Plains Oil Company
Kansas City
Missouri
LaBarge
LasBermereek
W. 3. Hillyer
Eusy
W. L. Norton
Kommagret
Hillyer
LaBerge
Plains Company
W. 8
Ohio Ol Company
Standard of Company
McFadden
Ohio Company
Mesars
Norton
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