Pinedale’s early prosperity shown in new homes and roads
Pinedale Wyoming reports brisk growth after two years away, noting modern dwellings, updated business buildings, and a growing population. The town, center of Bridger National Forest, features two hotels, a large mercantile, a newspaper, a physician, and several ranches expanding with crops and hay. The piece highlights water rights, land opportunities, and new segregation proposals while praising local agriculture and scenic routes into the hills.
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Pinedale
Bridger National Forest
Harry Hall
Green River Valley
Bridge Progress Near Pinedale Spurs County Growth
The county road from Pinedale to Ball will shorten the distance by about eight miles once finished. A new bridge over the Green River is under rapid construction and slated to become one of the finest structures in the state.
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Alvah Thompeon
Bouider
Alvah
Green River Mesa
Bert Clark
New York Valley
Pinedale
Rustics Lodge
Clark
Sonmore
Ball
Green River
Changing Wyoming Climate Opens Outdoor Flower Treasures
The old timer notes a shift in Wyoming climate over the last decade with flowers like geraniums fuchsias and roses now thriving outdoors. Ten years ago a single fragrant bloom from a rose bush in a yard was remarkable, yet streets now show abundant blooms in open air.
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Wyoming
Fragrant Flowers Bloom Across Saratoga Yards
A Saratoga City note reports residents noting a shift in plant life since July with abundant fragrant blooms at many homes. Residents claim flowers thrive outdoors, transforming lawns and beds into attractive displays, suggesting climate changes or misjudged Wyoming potential by early settlers.
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Sar- Moga
Lincoln
Prater
Wyoming
Elk Sausage Hunt Near Pinedale Ends In Bacon Remark
Attorney General D A Preston hunts elk with Johnny Rahm north of Pinedale. Doug’s friends note his prep to eat, carrying 30 pounds of bacon. He plans to turn the elk into namage before returning along the road.
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D. A. Preston
Pinedale
Johnny Rahm
Doug
Problems in New Counties of Wyoming Urge Prepared Organization
Editorial urges Governor Carey and the attorney general to empower upcoming county commissioners in Campbell Kemmerer and other newly created Wyoming counties to pre arrange records vaults jails and essential office needs for January 1913. It warns current laws are too weak to authorize preparatory steps and calls for immediate action to prevent delays and added costs.
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Wyoming
Carey
Campbell County
Board of County Commissioners
Kemmerer i
Dome
Deputized Game Warden Sorenson Keeps Watch in Pinion Ridge
Deputy Game Warden Sorenson, long tied to Rock Springs and famed for strict law enforcement, continues patrolling Pinion Ridge. He notes low violations this season, reports abundant game in good condition, and mentions challenges from wolves coyotes and fences. He retrieved relics from an old camp on Plaion Ridge and plans to send them to the University at Laramie.
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Game Wanlen
P. Sorenson
Pinedale
Charley
Pinion Ridge
Rock Springs
Rorenaon
Bode
Marisol
Green River Lakes
Meow Ban
Kendal
Waark
Plaion Ridge
Roaring Fork
Clearcreek
Safe University At
Laramie
Wyoming’s diverse resources near Kemmerer and Cokeville
W N Nenfort notes Kemmerer as a coal center near Diamondville and Frontier with two hotels, banks, and growing commerce. Cokeville thrives as an agricultural stock town in a rich valley along the Bear River, while surrounding lands yield grasses and grains. Sheep graze in summer mountains, shipments go to Rock Springs and Omaha, and Cokeville’s streets and stores surge with civic pride and new sidewalks.
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Wyoming
Oregon
Granger
Cokeville
Wysming
Kemmurer
Diamondville
Frontier
Blyth-large-Hoskins Company
Kemmerer
Sage
Rock Springs
Omaha
Town of Promise
George Symes
Price of Farm Land in Laramie Valley
The sale of a section of Laramie valley land at 840 per acre shows confidence from buyers who are full time farmers. They evaluated crops over three years and expect profits by working the land. They believe top lands may reach about one hundred dollars per acre in five years and some farmers expect 10 percent returns.
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Laramie Valley
Laramie
Hereford Bulls for Sale by Local Farmer
Hereford bulls for sale from a local breeder. Bulls are acclimated and raised on a Hasaslor synch. Contact M Wright at Kemmerer or Wye EM Fuller, civil engineer, for details and pricing.
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M. Wright
Kewmerer
Wye
EM. Fuller
Kemmerer
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Apparateen
Fourtess-Mile Hill
Rock Pring
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First National Bank of
Sorenson
State University
Beaver
California
W. N. Nenfort
Cheyenne
Tribane
Talmage
Heaven
Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Company
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