Farm Bureau Meetings Outline Community Topics
The 1919 Farm Bureau program invites ranchmen families to meetings in several towns. Specialists T. S. Parsons and D. Bekahr will discuss crops silos clover seed and poultry while Miss Bekahr covers home problems and Mrs Rokab weighs babies. Sessions include social meals and local demonstrations.
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Thas
Farm Bureau
Apeakera
Parsons
Randip
Miss Bokahr
Miss Bekahr
Lackie
Rokab
Lovell
Byron
Test Your Grain Seed for Better Yields
Farm Bureau News urges testing grain seed before planting. The article explains a germination test using blotting paper, detailing steps to count sprouted seeds from 100 seeds and compute germination percentage to avoid paying for nonviable seed. It notes alternative cloth testing and emphasizes testing early to secure higher grade seed.
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Farm Bureau News
Fall Planting Stock and Prices at Bonwell's Nursery
Fall planting stock offered with limited supply includes hyacinth bulbs at 16c each or 3 for 26c, large tulips and narcissus at 10c, Chinese sacred lily at 30c, peonies from 60c to 2 each, three year old hydrangeas at 1.25, snowberries at 60c, bridal wreath spiraea at 26c or 60c, and new crop cut carnations from 1.26 to 1.50 per dozen. Funeral designs available. Notice: courthouse grounds to be kept clear. use main driveway only. Board of County Commissioners.
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Bonwell
Manderson News Highlights Local Growth and Transfers
Dr Van Slyke of Hyattville serves Manderson weekly from rooms above Quiner's store. New drugstore stock arriving under Dr A B Toms. Ralph Bringman opens an updated meat market with poultry and farm produce. Lincoln Townsite Co to sell nearly all original Manderson lots, with seven residence and three business lots sold. New business buildings to begin once contracts are let. residences next spring. L O Gray surveys cattle for Mercer Bros to ship to New Mexico, returning to Wyoming range in spring. Don Rust to move to Lovell, locals bid farewell. Manderson election set for Dec 15 in J L Milla's office. Farmers report beet harvest successful. fuel shortages persist. George Johnson to run a saw mill. Cox coal mine under overhaul to deliver coal. Sealed irrigation land bargains near Manderson. Big Horn Basin land valued higher than asking prices.
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Lincoln Townsite Co
Manderson
Don ‘Rust
Lovell
J. L. Milla
George Johnson
Big Horn Basin
Burleson approves penny postage amid political transition
In Wyoming a district court in Big Horn hears probate matters for the estate of James Black. Claims of heirship from John K. Charles Jim Charles Bell Wheeler David Hall and Mary Sell Hall Waters are listed. A hearing is set for December 16 1919 at Basin courthouse to determine heirship.
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Fifth Judicial District
Wyoming
Big Horn
James Black
John K. Charles
Jim Charles
Bell Wheeler
David Hall
Mary Sell Hall Waters
Beirship
Notice of Heirship and Non-Resident Defendant in Wyoming
Court orders heirs to appear and prove heirship for an estate in Big Horn County Wyoming. Notices mailed to record claimants and forwarded to the state attorney general. four week publication in Basin Republican. Also a non resident defendent notified of action to cancel a lease on Lots 44 and 45 in T50N R93W with a December 20 1919 deadline.
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State of
Wyoming
Basin Republican
EB. H. Calloway
Herby
Aliee A. Richardson
District Court of
Big Horn County
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