Beaver Creek County News and Farmers Union Notes
Beaver Creek reports fine winter weather and growing hopes for continued good conditions. Eight of fifteen Beaver Creek charter members attended Shell Farmers Union meeting. fourteen new members joined January 31. Ewen elected president, Olney vice president, Kimbro treasurer, Swim chaplain, Small doorkeeper. Local reports include visitors, homesteading in Montana, schoolhouse questions, and lumbering at the sawmill. The correspondent invites news from readers for local coverage.
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Beaver Creek
Farmers’ Union
Shell
F. E B. Ewen
T. W. Olney
K. K. Kimbro
James Davidson
B. D. Leavitt
Sundown Smith
Montana
Sundown
Kirk Saunders
K. K. Kinbro
Laurel
John M. Smith
Pusin
A. F
Frank Williams
Merrit Hiser
Chas. Johnston's
I. M. Bower
Don Wells
Robert Johnston
Lewis St. Jermain
Lew
The
Republican
Basin Gardens bustling with crops and town talk
Basin Gardens residents trade on hay and hogs while planning bumper crops for the season. merchants, farmers, and a Greybull oil line loom large as the town pushes for a new bridge and a richer canning trade. Wyoming is cited as a debtless state in a 1906 census roundup.
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Billie Lewis
O P Hartranft
Basin
W. H. May
A. A. Reed
O. R. Irwin
Frank Ellis
Eagie Gardens
Greybull
J. E. Lempke
Basin Market
R. Spencer
Manderson
O. R
Greybull Oil Co
G. L. Shipman
Tillard
Mrr. Ray
Randall Ranch
Mr. Ray
Wm. Tillard
Farmers’ Union
Thompson
Basin Gardens
Geo. T. Radall
Lincoln
George
Wyoming
Bureau of the Census
New Jersey
Iowa
Nevada
Oregon
Wyoming Leads In Industrial Gain Says Monitor Report
The Christian Science Monitor notes Wyoming’s economy shows rapid industrial progress in 1913 with gains over 1912 exceeding 16 million dollars. Despite low population, educational and social development surpass expectations, with cities like Cheyenne Laramie Sheridan and Rock Springs cited as orderly and cultured.
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New Jersey
Iowa
Wyoming
Parte
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Laramie
Sheridan
Rock Springs
United States
Christian Science Monitor
Bettie Defense Ends in Court Without Firing
In Brooklyn East New York Annie Steler defies Morris Lum who tries to fire her with a potato masher and rolling pin. The quarrel moves to Patrolman Bolger and Magistrate Naumer, who adjourns the case as Annie remains in place.
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Brooklyn
New York
Hardihood
Morris Lum
Hendriz Street
Lum
Anne
Annie Steler
Mr. Lum
Annie
Bolger
Miller Avenue
Naumer
New Jersey Avenue
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Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Star Route
Washington, D. C
Mondell
House
Parcel Post
Pornto
Washington
Ceive
Western States
Alsoda
Aboes
Lander
Star
Uncle Sam
Post Office Department
Bettie
the Basin Republican
Big Horn Basin
Big Horn County
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