Grasshopper control advice and local notes from Otto
Farmers urged to harrow ditch banks in fall and early spring to destroy grasshopper eggs and to use a hopperdozer and poisoned bait at dawn when hoppers hatch. The article details mixing bran Paris green syrup and fruit to create bait, broadcast in strips, plus a call for community action. Local social and travel notes follow, including fishing plans and community meetings about road and bridge work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Agri
Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Frank Sawders
Otto item notes the birth of a girl August 3 to Frank Sawders and his wife with all concerned in good health. Also mentions local social and business updates including store absence coverage, a move of Alvin Olson, Valeria Porter selling out, Gus Hartman in Call for Warrants, and county treasurer notice about 1916 warrants payment ceasing.
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Montana
Isaac Jones
Woodriver
Bitin
Edith Anderson
Jess Sanders
Greybull
Lois Sprague
Otto
N. E. Winters
John Winters
Paul Sanders
C. Sanders
Frank Sanders
Orson M. Porter
Wm. Anderson
David Young
C. R
Lovell
W. C. Olson
Pearson Place
Bert Olson
Pearson
Wm. Stein
Basin
Joe Erickson
Levi Johnson
Burlington
Frank Sawders
Cely N. P. Larsen
Montpelier
Idaho
Alvin Olson
the Basin
Per Randh
Valeria Porter
Gus Hartman
J. K. Burnham
Colleges stay open with September 25 start date
A university statement refutes rumors that wartime needs will close campuses. Opening is deferred to September 25 to extend productive work, while regular operations continue with shortened holidays. Leaders warn against delaying education and urge continued enrollment in colleges and professional schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Baker
Council of National Defense
Europe
America
A. Duniway
Secret Society Meeting Times and Fraternal Lodges
Evening meetings held by Temple Lodge No. 20 A F and A M on the second and fourth Wednesdays. Eastern Star gathers on the second and fourth Mondays. Basin Lodge No. 35 I C O F meets Tuesdays. Basin Encampment No. 15 I C O F convenes Fridays. Eliza Rebekah Lodge No. 26 I O O F meets Fridays on the first and third weeks. Basin Camp No. 5586 I W A meets on the second and fourth Thursdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Eliza Rebekah Lodge
Basin Passenger Trains Departure Times
Basin daily timetable lists No 29 northbound and No 30 southbound trains departing at 1 12 p m. each.
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Basin
Branding marks on cattle and horse found in range
The report notes cattle branded X-Z and 3N on the left side and a horse branded on the left thigh. Animals range across Paint Rock and Nowood with possible branding locations indicating owner and herd branding practice.
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Horges
Paint Rock
Thigh
Range Paint Rock
Big Hors Mountains
P. O. Address
Hyattville Wye
William Douglas Brand
Siope Fen
Llew
Nowood
Saint
Neck
P. O
Hyattville, Wyo
Red Bank
Geo. B. McCle
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Harry Drumm
Basin Enterprise
E. A. Davis
Avuve VE
Paterson
Wyoming Oil
The
First National Bank, of
Friendly Bank of Service
J. Craig Company Concrete Contractors
J. H. Welsh & CO
Mr. Craig
Mann Hotel
Knowles
L.A
A. E. Zane
Charter Oak
D. Kimbro & Son
Republican
the News
L. Diagin
Basin Shoe Shop
Paterson-Wyoming
Elkhorn
Northwest
Kinney
Hall
Boston-Wyoming
Jupiter
Frank A. Wise
W. A. Downey
Order of Eastern Star
Fraternity Hall
Mercer Bros. Land & Live
Glarence Gardner
TLE Co
Lan
Big Horn Basin
Wyo
Mountain View Hotel
Catherine Goodrich
Wyoming
Berry Lumber Co
Fred Niethammer
Prop
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