Little Talks on Banking for the Rancher
The article discusses ranchers storing money in banks to manage seasonal incomes. It explains how depositing earnings during peak harvest periods provides security and steady access to funds for paying bills and continuing daily work. It notes burglar-proof safety and practical banking methods.
Application for Liquor Licenses Sparks County Debate
County Clerk explains license rules amid press controversy. All applications must be presented to the Board of County Commissioners and read at the December meeting. Licenses in incorporated towns expire January 4, 1910, with readings required before board action.
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MeAllister
Board of County Commissioners
Alice Oe
Williams Resigns from GW Office to Start New Business
William Williams resigns from his 104th district post in Guernsey State L and opens a real estate and insurance business in Guernsey Wyoming. The resignation was accepted by the State Board on October Th. the seat remains vacant. An veteran newspaper man, he is known for ties to the Guernsey Gazette and the Rawlin Republican.
Sullivan Wins Thrilling Twenty Round Bout in Sacramento
Pete Sullivan defeats Gregg in a lengthy twenty round match at the Huffaro club in Sacramento. The Spokane native landed sharper blows and used clever defense to edge ahead during lulls while Gregg relied on rushing tactics. Referee Earty of Phila officiated and Frank Mantel advised Sullivan in his corner.
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Sacramento
Cal
Pete Sul- Engakan Pine Aioe Indian
Spokane
Huffaro Club
Sullivan
Weed
Gregg
Hut Sullivan
eCarthy
Phila
Frank Mantel
Warning for Sheepmen in Ephraim Utah
Verna W. Jensen notified Hoey masters of a 20 percent sheep reduction and restricted allotments. The order, effective soon, targets 148 wool growers in Sevier and Emery counties amid drought and land-use limits.
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Ephraim
Utah
Verna
W. Jensen
Hoeymasters
Meese
Emery
Meat Packers Protest Inspection Lane At Washington Convention
The American Meat Packers Association opened its session in Chicago with a letter from A D Melvin stating the department plans to let packers condemn diseased cattle while stockmen face no inspection. The group feared meat prices would rise after a temporary dip and warned America could become an importer of meat unless Western stockmen raise more cattle during high prices. General Ryan of Cincinnati urged a campaign to increase cattle herds to prevent price swings and keep the U S from becoming an importer rather than exporter of meat.
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Chicago
United States
American Meat Packers’ Association
A. D. Melvin
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington
Ryan
Cincinatti
Aes
Association
America
Cheyenne Indians On The Store Trail
Sheridan Wyoming reports the Cheyenne Indian delegation with 150 people from the upper Tongue river area spent over 5000 of the 40000 dollars recently paid by the government for beef. They bought sewing machines beds buggies silk dresses and other goods while avoiding broad rimmed hats.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Tongue River
Ena
Indiana
Masons Promote Members to Knights Commander at Rite
The supreme council of the Scottish Rite Masons advanced three men to Knights Commander of the Court of Honour, a step toward the thirty third degree. Recipients include Hay of Rock Springs and F A Holliday of Lara s mile. Miner.
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Supreme Council of the
Scottish Rites
Court of
Kernmerer Hig Plney Tviehone company builds Eden line
Twelve managers supervise completion of a feeder line from Little Sandy to Eden on the Big Sandy. The 78 mile main stretch serves the new Eden settlement, using Idaho cedar poles and galvanized wire. Western Electric telephones are installed. Directors include P. F. Haisch president Ira Dodge manager and S. Jones secretary treasurer.
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Kernmerer-Hig Plney Tviehone Company
Ingie
Little Sandy
K. J. Williams
Eden
Big Sandy
Rock Springs
Idaho
Western Electric
Weaver
Colo
P. F. Haisch
Ira Dodge
Vai
Jones
Nurses Wanted For Rock Springs Training School Appeal
A Rock Springs state hospital appeal dated Oct 13 1008 seeks young women to enter the nursing training program. The letter notes no applicants on the list and states monthly apprentice pay of 18 10 during two years, then 230 monthly as a graduate nurse with a set remaining period.
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State Hospital
Rock Springs
Lesroy Grant
Cheyenne
Wye
Grant
Maaruaket T. Farrel
Cheyenne ‘Tribune
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Williams
Pete Sullivan
Joe Gregg
Melvin
Animal Industry
W. Brandon
Green River
Wells
Cunnington
Golden Rule
Voce
Gress