Lion Goal Co. One of Largest in the Wyoming Field
The Lion Cox company, organized and controlled by Ogdenmen, ranks as the second largest operator in the Rock Springs Wyoming coal district, surpassed only by Union Pacific Coal Co. The firm’s offices are in the David Eccles building with management and sales. Retail yards span Utah and Idaho towns including Brigham City Huntaville Wellsville Hyrum Logan Richmond Rinlichfield Preston and many others. Traveling representatives cover thirteen states from Missouri to the Pacific. Through June 30 1916 the company showed a 25000 ton increase over the first six months of 1915, while coal prices remained stable against general industry price rises. Operators note rising costs for rails explosives copper wires mine supports and building materials but coal prices have not yet increased for consumers.
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Lion Cox Company
Ogdenmen
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Union Pacific Coal Company
David Eccles
Lates
Utah
Idaho
Brigham City
Huntarville
Wellsville
Hyrum
Logan
Richmond
Rinlchfield
Ten
Preston
Dinckfest
Nighy
Hexburg
Burley
Twin Falls
Uutd
Hansen
Jerome
Gooding
Nampa
Caldwell
Emmett
Vayette
Welser
Boise
Lompany
Buuineas
Missouri River
Pacific Ocean
Ogden
Washington
Spokane
Pathandle
Wallace
Yellowstone Park Drawn By Oregon Short Line Ads
A lengthy promotional piece from London dated July 13 promotes Yellowstone National Park as a premier travel destination accessible via the Oregon Short Line and Union Pacific System. It extols geysers, canyons, wildlife, fishing, hotels, camps, and scenic routes, urging readers to visit with overnight, extended stays and travel packages.
Maxwell cars praised for war use and Grant Six praise
Wilson of the Utah Idaho Motor Company notes Maxwell cars served the U S Army in Mexico during clashes with Pancho Villa. E F Malan of the GoodaleSroville company hails the 1917 Grant Six as superior, with overhead valve six engine, smooth torque, quick acceleration, and remarkable highway efficiency.
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E. F. Malan
Goodafe.Srovilie Company
Grant Six car praised for efficiency and range in test drive
The article extols the Grant Six for superior economics and road performance. It claims the car can travel about 20 miles per gallon on paxoline fuel and 6000 to 1200 miles per tank on a food roadster. It notes the Wagner unit in starting and lighting, a double bulb headlamp, and claims a Colorado Utah Idaho mountain test with no trouble on rough grades. The piece positions the Grant Six as a pioneer car aimed at long, rugged use while selling at around 3100.
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Becastona
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
Outdoor living tips from August Woman's Home Companion
The August issue urges summer meals planned to minimize kitchen heat. Fireless cookers wheel trays and paper plates save labor and costs. Whole grains can finish on the stove and the fireless cooker can be left to rest overnight.
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HOT Springs
Earth
Lion Goal CO
London
House of Ceremons
Negirald Mckenna
Yellowstone Park
Oregon
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone
Uncle Baim
Wonderland
Oregon Short Iine Company
Yellowstong
National Park
Ironie
Dunraven Pass
Mount Washburn
Tower Falls
Shoshone Lake
Sylvan Base
Park Inc
Yellowstone River
Norlee
Pointe Tur
Bond
Irelauld
Xeen
Eneni
Twayen
Aghtig
WXEL
AMS
Ft. Wilson
Utah- Idaho Motor Company
Maswell
United States Army
Mexico
Pancho Villa
Columbus
New Alexico
Wilton
Maxwell
Utah Power & Light CO
Efficient Public Service
Eccles Bldg
Tel
U.S
U. S
United States
Ogden Packing & Provision Company
Mountain Brand
SOUND
Salt Lake
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