Wage agreement reached in Wyoming coal mines
Miners and operators in southern Wyoming ratified a new wage scale for the year starting September 1. Most mines will continue to operate with only a brief slowdown as talks concluded. A general 3 cent raise applies across unclassified labor, with daily wages set at 3.40 and gas watch at 64. Local provisions for low coal and metal conditions remained lightly used. Delegates from northern and southern Wyoming mines attended, and the conference produced a smooth agreement.
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J. Quealy
Cheyenne
Guteide
Iubor
Halkala Remes Announces Wedding Of Miss Serefia Halkais And Ferdinand Kemed
The notice reports the marriage of Misa Serefia Halkais to Ferdinand Kemed on Sunday September 18 at the home of J P Pohjola. The bride and groom are both aged 58 and will reside in the local area with numerous relatives and friends attending.
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eJaden J. P
Misa Serefia Halkais
Ferdinand Kemed
Pohjola
Road improvements planned for Kemmerer Sublet road
Travel by team along the old stage road north of Kemmerer will be eased as work begins to upgrade the road with Road Supervisor Celeste Inama smoothing rough edges. The project aims to remove two dangerous railroad crossings and carve a cut through the east hill, creating a direct canyon route. Ranchers welcome the safer, more punctual route with minimal expense and increased local supervision.
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Stage
Kemmerer
Celeste Inama Ia
Postoffice to be discontinued at Taft after Sept 15
L G Isenhart reported from the Fontonelle Basin Ranch that the Taft postoffice will close after September 15. The office has existed about two years and Mrs Isenhart, the postmaster, recently died. Sublet will likely become the convenient address for patrons.
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L. G. Isenhart
Fontonelle Basin
Taft
Palmer couple’s trip recalls heavy Colorado rain
Mr and Mrs L L Palmer returned from Colorado where they accompanied Mrs Palmer’s mother’s remains for burial at the old home. They also visited eastern Kauss and Nebraska, where Mr Palmer recalls unprecedented rain including eight inches in a single Lincoln night.
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L. Palmer
Colorado
Mrs. Palmer
Kauss
Nebraska
Mr. Palmer
Lincoln
Dewean
Cokeville Notes and Local Happenings Reflected in Week
Local items report visitors at Montpelier and Paris Idaho. mentions of J D Noblitt, Bishop Lilian Wares visit, Fay Nelson leaving Pocatello, Joe Fuller and Geo Howell on ranch duties, a baseball game 4 10 to 1% favoring Cokeville, Hufford gasolene thresher in use, Mayor May and Antone Paar, Samson and wife in Cokeville, carloads of lambs sent to market, Chas McKay traveling to Wisconsin, city jail nearing completion, Marshal Mclean’s trace for a suspect, Mrs and Mrs Foster leaving for Army Wy and Salt Lake City, Miss Marie Marks at Cokeville, and local mercantile notes.
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Wean Loe
Bisinti Nastog Ne Deena
Dean Wae
Montpelier
Fae Teat Fuller Ee
Huth
J. D. Noblitt
Evanston
Lilian Wares
Paris
Idaho
Fay Nelson
Pocatello
Victor
Salteen Lake Des Teurne
Joe Fuller
Geo. Howell
Cokeville
Bancroft
Hufford Gascoline Thresher
May
Antone Paar
Samson
Ray
Fred Roberts
P. W. Olson
Aneton Guedes
Chas. McKay
Foams
Wisconsin
de Jacobean
Marshal Mclean
Kemmerer
Tle
Tom Taylors
Mmes Dexter
Droubay
Bay Ranch
Army
Wyo
Salt Lake
Foster Eas
Foster Foster Mercantile Co
Miss Marie Marks
Howland
Cypros
For Sale Lambs in Cokeville Wyoming
Sale notice lists Cote jam lambs offered in Cokeville Wyoming. Contact details incomplete. item appears in a local classified section with terse phrasing.
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Cote Jam Lambs
Cokeville, Wy
Frontier Lad Pay Ball Ends in Woman Victory 11 to 0
A Sunday baseball game was played on the Frontier picnic grounds between Frontier worried women and single ladies. The women won 11 to 5 after five innings with Martha Zeubern pitching for the maida and Joseph Simpson on the mound for the married women. A rematch is planned for next Sunday afternoon.
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Frontier
Maida
Martha Zeubern
Mias M. Thomas
Mines Joseph Simpson
Robert McLean
Taft Applauds Mondell Agricultural Entries Bill
Regulations issued on June 22 allow agricultural entries on coal lands under Mondell law. Taft praised the 380 acre homestead plan for arid regions and Mondell’s bill, while Colonel Roosevelt lauded the legislation in St Paul. Moody Castle Nowe.
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Moodell
Interior Department
Congress
Taft
Mondell
Mr. Mondell
Roosevelt
St. Paul
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