Predatory animals blamed for heavy stock losses in western states
The article notes wolves and other predatory animals devastate livestock, with wolves destroying about $1000 yearly per mature pair and families around $3000. It cites 1911 totals of 7971 animals killed across 15 western states, highlights Idaho and Oregon as major contributors, and praises forest service efforts and rangers in eliminating predators.
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Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
National Forest of Wallowa
Ore
Pocatello Tribune
Forest Service
American Forestry
Utah
Toto
Legrini
Bulls for Sale Pure-bred Shorthorns in carload lots
Pure-bred Shorthorns of all ages offered by Wesley K Walton Sons. Bulls available in carload lots from Woodruff Utah or Salt Lake City, 102 Wilson Hotel. Contact Wesley K Walton Sons for pricing and arrangements.
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Chen
Wesley K. Walton Sons
Woodruff
Utah
Salt Lake City
Wilson Hotel
International Dry Farming Congress in Lethbridge Visit
International Dry Farming Congress held in Lethbridge Canada in October 1926 offered excursions via Oregon Short Line on October 16 17 and 18 with a November 7 deadline. See agents for rates and further particulars.
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Lethbridge
Canada
Oregon
Unholy Alliance Doubts Republican County Ticket Motives
The Camera editor attacks a Donald McAllister letter to Republican candidates, accusing trusted party leaders of controlling the county organization to push a partisan, tax heavy agenda. The piece condemns intraparty pressure, favors Roosevelt while opposing Chicago convention influence, and warns against a GOP ticket led by a disruptive coalition that could hurt taxpayers in Uinta and Lincoln counties.
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Donald McAllister
Diamondville
Kemmerer
Uinta
the Camera
Clarence D. Clark
United States Senate
A. D. Hawkins
Hoskine
Camera
Chicago
Tut Ior
Theodore Roosevelt
Fierry Sveane
Shuil
Lincoln County
Hay
Cannon
Uinta County
Appreciation for Kemmerer reception by Salt Lake City club
The Salt Lake City Commercial Club secretary and manager Joseph Bo Caine reports the Board of Governors’ gratitude for the reception given to the excursion party from Kemmerer last month. He asks Mayor Folger to relay thanks to the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I Folger
Joseph Bo Caine
Salt Lake City
Marriage Bonds Bring Mr and Mrs Stinson to Granger
J B Star of Granger and Ernest Stinson were married on July 24 to Miss Zona McCarty. The couple now reside in Granger where Stinson runs the College Inn. Friends extend good wishes from the Camera and local community.
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J.B. Star of
Granger
Kemmerer
Voesil
Ernest
Benedict
Zona McCarty
Henry
Stinson
College Inn
Mrs. Stinson
Social Evening in Honor of Mrs Holland’s Visit
Back to Kansas Mrs C D Stafford hosted a Thursday evening gathering for Mrs Holland of Kansas niece of Mr L B Halbert, who leaves Sunday after a three month stay in Kenmerer Muske. A set of napkins was gifted to Mr Holland, with names Moor Fisher Chaplo Beott Haynell Leton and others noted among attendees.
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C.D. Stafford
Holland of
Karsas
L. B. Halbert
Kenmerer
Mr. Holland
Moor Fisher
Chaplo
Beott
Haynell Leton
Siurtne
Holland
Halbert Mire
Bes Deotteer
Ems
Caver
Mle Floste Lymm
Rams for Sale in Green River City by L G Jones
250 head of coming two year old Cote wold Grade Rams offered for sale at once at cheap prices. Rams will be shown at Green River City by L G Jones of Kemmerer Green River Live Stock Co.
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Green River City
L. G. Jones
Kemmerer
Green River Live Stuck Co
Cokeville Battle Over Payments Ties Local Rivalry
Cokeville scene heats as Peter Olson and Marshal Reynolds clash over alleged payments. Witnesses claim Olson paid eighty on one item and sixty on another, while editor notes a separate incident. Local tensions flare as the paper promises to expose wrongdoing and defend Cokeville pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Olson
Marshal Reynolds
Cokeville
Marshal
Peter
Pete
Road Mormons Isolated In Star Valley Yet Passable
Maurice Koshon county commissioner returned to Kemmerer from Star Valley via Cokeville and the new Fork road reporting it passable in dry weather. He favors tweaks to avoid flats by hugging hill edges and notes winter mail routes affect travel. He notes Cokeville residents back a permanent Star Valley road to extend mail and rail access, despite a five mile longer route. Separately, reports from Mormon headquarters say 1700 rebels near Old Casas Grandes threaten colonies, with Federals not protecting property while many Mormon women have been sent away and men stay to guard cattle and crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Koshon
Kemmerer
Hoe
Postosive Department
Cokeville
Thie Road
Star Valley
EB Paso
Tex
Chihasnua
O. P. Brown
Old Casas Grandes
Chihanhua
el Pazo
Hechita
Miles A. Romney
College Friends Visit Mission Chapel Tour in Northwest
Rev W D O'Brien of Chicago in charge of a new chapel touring war visited Mt Pater Saturday and Sunday with Rev T J Lynen his old college friend. He preached at the Catholic church on Sunday morning before continuing his northwest states car tour furnished by the Chicago extension bureau.
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W. D. O'Brien
Chicago
Mt. Pater
T. J. Lynen
O'Brien
Northwest States
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Mister Coder
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Sneddon
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