Lincoln Lincoln Uinta County apportionment ruling by Judge Craig
Judge David H. Craig delivers judgment in the 1918 apportionment dispute between Uinta and Lincoln counties. The ruling states Uinta retains public property and credits within its post division borders and assumes all debts, while Lincoln is relieved of liabilities. counties ordered to comply by filing within court-set time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Craig
Lincoln County
David Hi. Craig
Uinta
Lincoln
Tar. Camera
Craig
Uinta County
State of
Wyoming
County of
Cuan
Cans
Utiers
Conner Pee
Casale Ons Jaaroners
Countien
Amete
Lea
Cances
Bowdwin
Prem
Ista
Mid County
Tewly
Vis
Sion
Vlora
Ita Atsxcepte
Bite Eptloan
Esther Nicholson Wins Piano Contest At Kemmerer
Esther Nicholson won the closing day piano contest conducted by Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co. in the city. After votes were counted she secured a comfortable margin and received the prize. The event drew strong support from local groups including Kemmerer Lodge and the community, serving as notable advertising for the store and a stimulant to trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Nicholson
Kemmerer Hardware & Furniture Company
Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Company
Thin City
Wichita
Kewmerer Lodge
O. F
Uss Tomad
Oakley Celebration Promises Grand Lincoln County Event
Japanese residents in Lincoln county prepare for a large Oakley Wyoming celebration Friday February 1 marked by Bukudo's birthday The day features extensive activities and organized program with invitations extended to local figures and visitors, highlighting community harmony and festive pageantry.
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Lincoln County
Oakley
Wyo
Bukudo
Geo
New Automatic Coal Chutes at Old Chutes Site Progressing
Construction advances on the Gregostort Line near the viaduct for a large automatic steel chute system. The project, contracted to T. W. Snow Car of Chicago, aims for completion by May 2 with a 40 foot long setup over three tracks to feed engines. The pit, sensors, and upper park will be steel with electric operated chutes moving coal to storage tanks and handling by a double elevator system at a capacity of ten and a half tons per minute.
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Cie
Gregostort
T. W. Snow Car
Chicago
Met
Asad
Canipies
Electricty
Father Dies in Ogden Funeral Held October Seventh
Mrs. Wm Downey returned from Ogden after attending the funeral of her father Wa J Browning born March 7 1882 in Nashville Tenn He died October 7 in Ogden at age 67 years 7 months Survived by brother John M Browning of Ogden three daughters Mrs W F Downey of Kemmerer Mrs Ll M Huggins and Mrs B G Blackman of Ogden and son J W Browning Jr of Ogden Also known for his work with pig Bill Moreland and as a promoter in local trade
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Wmn. Downey
Ogden
J. Browning
Utah
John M. Browning
W. F. Downey
Kemmerer
Ll. M. Huggins
B. G. Blackman
J. W. Browning, Jr
Bill Moreland
Mr. Browning
Record of Abundant Grain Yields in Cokeville Valley
A visiting farmer reports one of the best years in the Cokeville valley with oats yields averaging 40 to 50 bushels per acre and total crops around 150 000 bushels from small ranches. Notables include Bennion on Covey canal with 50 bushels per acre on 1000 acres, Mat harvesting 11 bushels per acre, and Misehler with 1300 bushels on a Meacre tract. Evidence suggests future prosperity as unclaimed land awaits cultivation and hay and garden vegetables are abundant.
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Arley Heunion
Cokeville
Grant
Islanter
Bennion
Covey Canal
Ohn Misehler
Lincoln County
Angus McDean
Papworth Wieh
Lige Christensen
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The
First National Bank of
Rs & Chapin Prictors
F. H. Chapin
Mgr
the City Drug Store
C. A. Christmas
Kerumense Hartzore Oteture Co
Duty County
Aisne
P. W. Comer
Haldwin
Kemmerer Savings Hank
Lm . Subd
Kemmerer Yards
Cokeville Valley
Kemmerer Savings Bank & Trust Company
Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Co
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