Accomplishments of the American Farm Bureau Federation
The American Farm Bureau Federation highlights its growth to over a million farmers, 1057 county bureaus, and 46 state federations. It claims success in cooperative marketing across dairy cotton wool tobacco and grain, transportation savings, policy influence, and nationwide agricultural advocacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Farm Bureau Federation
America
Farmers’ Grain Marketing Committee
U. 8. Grain Growers, Inc
Department of Co-operative Marketing
Farmers’ Livestock Marketing Committee
National Live Stock Producers’ ‘Association
Co-Operative Livestock Selling
Farmers’ Dairy Marketing Committee
Department of Cooperative Marketing
American Cotton Growers Exchange
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
War Finance Corporation
Nct
Congress
Nation
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
Europe
Farm of National
Farm Bureau
Agricultural Colleges
Extension Service
Equalizing Competition for Commercial Transport
The proposal argues that commercial vehicles should be taxed and regulated like common carriers to ensure fair use of public highways. It suggests charges for road use and upkeep, taxes on earnings or property, and regulation by public utility or railroad commissions to prevent parallel motor lines from undermining railroads and public welfare.
Regular Merchant Marine Service Urged for World Ports
Chairman Lasker argues that foreign commerce relies on regular shipping links to importing nations. John H. Rossiter details plans for stable merchant marine service to key ports, enabling exporters to form abroad agencies and sustain trades. Judge P. W. Metz traveled from Cody for Christmas, will attend a district court case in Green River.
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Chairman Lasker
The
Shipping Board
John H. Rossiter
P. W. Metz
Cody
Green River
Wyoming officials oppose special legislative session
County assessors and commissioners in Cheyenne advised the governor against calling an extra session after reviewing a plan to fund loans for Worland farmers. They praised the state board of equalization, urged strict economy, and endorsed national bank taxation protections, sending copies to Senators Warren and Kendrick and Representative Modell.
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Cheyenne
Worland
Carey
Washington, D. C
Warren and
Kendricke
Roxa Kirby
T. B. McDonough
Frank R. Dildin
Lyle BE
Building interest rises as lumber markets improve
The Northwest lumber situation strengthens as improved building methods gain recognition. R W Winnedege notes better industry psychology and water-borne shipments rising to 38 percent of coal shipments, signaling solid gains for mills in Oregon and Washington by early 1922. lumber remains the cheapest building material enabling home ownership.
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Whch
Northwest
R. W. Winnedege
Pres
West Virginia Lumbermen’s Association
Notice for Publication Public Land Claim 1933
Department of the Interior notices Charles BE Wollam of Manderson Wyoming files for final three year proof to establish a homestead claim on Tract 46 A B C D Township 49N Range 91W Basin Wyoming January 13 1933 before John L Landfair Clerk of Court witnesses include William Paumer Roy Mason J Ackerman and J W Graves all of Manderson Wyoming Registered by James D Gallup.
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Department OF the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Buffalo
Wyoming
Charles BE. Wollam
Manderson
John L. Landfair
Basin
William Paumer
Roy Mason
J. ©. Ackerman
J. W. Graves
Manderson, Wyoming
Married at county clerk office in Fremont Idaho
Joseph F. Singleton wed Miss Goldie Myers on Tuesday afternoon at the county clerk's office. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Elva Myers of Burlington, is well known in that vicinity, and the groom resides in Fremont County Idaho where they will reside. The marriage occurred while the bride attended school near the groom's home.
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Joseph F. Singleton
Goldie Myers
Elva Myers
Burlington
Fremont County
Idaho
Writ of attachment issued in Basin Wyoming case
The State of Wyoming Big Horn County warns Jacob Wilson of a writ of attachment issued to satisfy Elmer Waln’s claim of 198.90 plus costs. He must appear before J R Bonwell in Basin on December 31, 1921 at 2 PM or judgment will be rendered and attached property sold. First publication December 16, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn
Jacob Wilson
Elmer Wala
J. R. Bonwell
Said County
Basin Wyoming
M. B. Walker
Wm. Gibson
Basin
Wyoming
Notice to Non-Resident Defendant In Re Wm Gibson Debt
Public notice item against non resident defendant Wm Gibson in the matter of a debt amounting to $104.80. First publication dated December 16, 1921. Record lists M. B. Walker as presenter and Wm Gibson as debtor with the date and amount stated.
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Wm. Gibson
Plaintiff
Big Horn Canal Association Sues Fred Guthrie for Back Assessments
In Big Horn County Wyoming the Big Horn Canal Association files suit against Fred Guthrie seeking 270 dollars plus 12 percent interest from multiple years on maintenance assessments for 40 acres off lot 9 section 28 township 52 north range 93 west. The complaint asks for a first lien on the described lands and costs plus attorney fees with sale to satisfy the judgment if unpaid. The defendant must answer by January 21, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Guthrie
Big Horn Canal Association
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Big Horn
R. B. Landfair
Also Mentioned on This Page
American Farm Bureau
James D. Gallup
Owen Swanson
Republican
State of
Elmer Waln
RBL
Stath - Bank
Willys-Knight
Basin Garage
Overland
James G. Noll
Dave Tuttle
Prop
QO. A. Hime
Hime Bros. Contractors and Builders Basin
Wyo
F. M. Hime
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