County Tax Rates and School Funds Outline
The county assessor outlines current year tax rates: county tax 5 mills raising 85, plus state tax 4 mills raising 62,418.05, and county school fund tax 2.81 mills raising 44,848.68, with 300 per teacher. County Fair tax 0.1 mill raises 1,560.65 and next year 0.05 mills would raise 780.24 for the county agricultural agent. A table by County Assessor Tanner and J. P. Rosenberg shows district figures. only five districts have bonds, Kemmerer among them, requiring annual interest levies.
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Tanner
J. JP. Rosenberg
Kemmerer
Quealy Sheep and Stock Company Formed in Name Change
The firm formerly Quealy-Peterson Sheep Company has changed to Quealy Sheep and the Stock Company. Oscar Peterson, a former member, sold his interests. Capital stock rises to $250,000 from $100,000 as operations expand.
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Quealy-Peterson Sheep Company
Oscar Peterson
Quealy Sheep and the
New Oil Company Forms in Kemmerer Probing LaBarge Lands
Tulsa based firm W. N. Hillyer and partner have been in Kemmerer area seeking oil land. They plan to form a company with offices soon in Kemmerer. Hillyer, an Oklahoma oil veteran, notes promising LaBarge prospects and a lease having been secured.
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W. &. Hillyer
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Kemmerer
LaBarge Country
Hillyer
LaBarge
Naturalization Day Grants New Citizens to 30 Applicants
Naturalization Examiner Paul Armstrong and Judge Arnold arrived Friday. During Friday and Saturday 30 applicants for naturalization were granted. Earl Cook is preparing the certificates for these new citizens.
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Paul Armstrong
A. S
Arnold
Earl Cook
Mondell Tour Schedule Sparks Republican Meet Nights
Mondell tours Wyoming towns Spanning Big Piney Kemmerer Afton Thayne Cokeville Cumberland with speeches planned for Thursday through Friday nights. Back Christmas returns from Sheridan where he served as Grand Lodge delegate reporting an excellent trip. Mrs Lawrence Miller and Mrs Ed Hansen visited Cokeville Tuesday.
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Mondell
Mr. Mondell
Big Piney
Kemmerer
Afton
Thayne
Cokeville
Cumberland
Sheridan
Grand Lodge of the Masons
Lawrence Miller
Ed Hansen
Marbleton Roundup Draws Wide Attentive Crowd
The Green River Round Up at Marbleton and Piney country drew hundreds who toured hay fields and noted prosperous Big Piney cattle ranges. The three day event featured wild horse races, bucking contests and a chariot finals with top prizes of 150 dollars. Local riders such as Roy Daniels and Pickup McElvain impressed crowds, while organizers Guy Holt Fred Beck and promoter C. P. Budd were praised for smooth operations.
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Green River
Marbleton
Charles Rumseh
Dave Holt
Pinedale Finst
Billy Sherman
Big Piney
Waddle
Henry
Ralph Mills
Marbelton
Max
Charles Walker
Roy Daniels
McElvain
Walter Elvain
Guy Holt
Fred Beck
C. P. Budd
Green River Valley
Floyd Norris
Paul Lindley
Jess Stull
Fair in Star Valley draws Kemmerer visitors
A group from Kemmerer attended the Lincoln County Fair at Afton, noting a strong racing program and an active stock show. Local entrants included Dr. J. G. Venter, with wins in two of three races, while wrestlers and a Gnish match drew crowds. The fair showcased agriculture and featured several regional participants amid scheduling conflicts with the Green River Valley Roundup.
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Kemmerer
Star Valley
Lincoln County
Afton
Green River Valley
J. G. Venter
Wyoming
Idaho
Utah
Workman
Preston
Kimball
Eddie Burns
Theron Merritt
Merritt
Nelson
Lght
Salt Lake City
Watt
Miso Filo Lele
Rich Mc Winn
Mr. Deno
8. Eidgerton
Gen Bell
Donald McAllster
W. Tanner
Attempted killing in Marbleton saloon ends in arrest
Dan Creadon threatened to kill in Marbleton after a quarrel with W Es Munholland. Creadon drew a gun and fired as Munholland shoved him down stairs. the shot hit the wall. Sheriff Mille arrested Creadon, preliminary hearing placed, likely bound over on a charge of attempting to kill.
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Dan Creadon
W. Es Munholland
Marbleton
Creadon
Munholland
Marleton
Kii
James Black
Million Dollar Plan to Reopen Conroy Mine
The old Conroy mine formerly United States Coal Company is to be reopened with 810,000 borrowed by The Wyopa Coal Company of Delaware. Trustees and bankruptcy proceedings in an eastern city led to new investment and incorporation. W. E. Powell, custodian, expects immediate development and job creation for the mining district.
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Conroy
Harrison
United States Coal Company
Lt Will
Harry W. Davis
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Aemetne
Chester O. Dunlap
Dunlap
Wyopi Coal Company
Wyopa
Wyoming
Wyo
County Clurk
M. L. Rogers
J. A. Irwin
Harry W. da Vie
Wilmington
Delaware
Potter Title and Trust Company
W.E. Powell
Kemmerer Coal Company
Diamond Coal &Coke Company
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New Oil Company
First National Bank
U. S
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
Amt
Eee
Banka and Bankers- Guin
Spignesen
Atienti
Japan
Dig Piney
D. Stafford
Preda Zillar
Bath Springs
Man of
Snyder
Marshall Reynolds
Carrie Bison
H.R. Christmas
Platt Wilson
Paul Nott
Hert Carollo
A. M. King
Dr. Cunnington
Wilfred Johnson
Frank Tisehborne
Tisehborne
J. B. Lloyd
J. R. Mott
C.D. Stafford
Freda Ziaur
J. E. Stinson
R. R. Rowe
H.R. Harrison
Chas. &. Bruce
Ray
George Oesman
Wood
Tennesses
Mr. Oaanan
Eajowrn
K Mamerer
Marbleton Saloon
Biltor
L. H. Brinson
Coke
Bondbotder
Dunlap Reselly Property
New Jersey
Borrowen
Meret
Kemmerer Savings Bank
Sor
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