Uncle Ted Explains Washington Arms Conference For Kids
Uncle Ted talks to Jack and Ruth about the Washington arms conference and its progress. He notes the Four Power pact, Shantung settlements between China and Japan, and the goal of gradual peace through compromise and dialogue. The tale emphasizes not pressuring nations and the value of ongoing talks toward world understanding.
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Uncle Ted
Jack
Ruth
Washington
Ted
O'Ted
United States
Rome
Pacific
Harding
America
Shantung
Japan
China
Siberia
Far East
Wayside Observations on Farm Bureau and Local Meeting
The piece urges farmer cooperation through the Farm Bureau and county agent services in Big Horn County. It highlights free tuberculosis testing for dairy cattle, notes a South Bend area community club gathering on February 4, and recounts a long social with oyster stew, contests, and entertainment hosted by the Allison home.
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Big Horn County
Farm Bureau
Ofce
Basin and Manderson
South Bead
Harry Allison
Chas. Hime
Josh Ellis
Mr. Ellis
Potatoes a Growers Group Forms Basin Unit
The Basin section forms the Basin Unit of the Big Horn Basin Potato Growers Association to handle production and marketing. An executive board of C. R. Irwin Harry Allison and Henry Armeling is named. They plan a community storage cellar and will use two Bliss Triumph and Irish Cobbler varieties with branded sacks and inspection stamps.
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Tms
Spud
Chas. Renner
Harry Allison
Killarney
Charley
Col
Rogers
Allison
Manderson
Basin
Basin Unit
Big Horn Basin Potato Growers Association
Mandelson
C. R. Irwin
Henry Armeling
Association
Basin differs as a desirable Wyoming town
The piece extols Basin Wyoming as free of slums with clean streets and hospitable residents. It urges residents to attract honest land seekers and new industries while avoiding boomtowns that depend on a single industry. It calls Basin a model city with potential for sustainable growth and community spirit.
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Basin
Wyoming
Morton Resigns from Hidden Dome Camp
Bert Morton, long tied to the Ohio project at Hidden Dome, resigned the first of the month and will seek other work. The monotonous winter duties prompted departure as Russell Bechtel and Ted Denny remain at the camp awaiting a replacement.
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Bert Morton
Ohio
Hidden Dome
Russell ,Bechtel
Ted Denny
Mr. Mortons
Plains Petroleum Company Incorporation Filed in Wyoming
Notice states the certificate of incorporation for Plains Petroleum Company was filed in Cheyenne Wyoming on February 3 1922. Objects include mining and mineral rights and to engage in drilling producing owning and selling petroleum oil natural gas and other hydrocarbons. Board of three directors Cheley Cheley Sullivan. principal office Basin Big Horn Wyoming with agent Harry H Hime. First publication February 10 last publication February 24.
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Plains Petroleum Company
Cheyenne
Wyoming
W. J. Cheley
Frank H. Cheley
B. J. Sullivan
Basin
County of
Big Horn
Harry H. Hime
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Basin Wyoming
Sheriff B F Wickwire will sell at public auction at the Basin Court House front door on February i1th 1922 between 10 am and 5 pm the real estate of Basin Alfalfa Milling Company Lot 7 8 8 18 11 12 Block 16 Meeklem addition Basin Big Horn County Wyoming appraisal 2500.00 in favor of Basin State Bank by District Court Clerk.
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Court House
Basin
Wyoming
Mecklem
Basin Alfalfa ‘Milling Company
Basin State Bank
District Court
Big Horn
Continuous beet growth boosts sugar yields and farmer gains
Growers aim for maximum yield and sugar percent by keeping beets growing from germination to harvest. Key steps include crop rotation and manuring, proper seedbed preparation, early harrowing, and timely soil working to retain moisture for young plants.
Special Meeting on Bond Issuance for School District Seventeen
Notice for a February 11 1922 meeting of property tax paying electors in Big Horn County Wyoming to vote on issuing forty thousand dollars in coupon bonds for building a schoolhouse and furnishing it with ten thousand dollars for refunding debt. Bonds to bear six percent, 40 in number, 1000 each, dated April 1 1923, due in 25 years with optional redemption after 15 years.
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County OF
Big Horn
State OF
Wyoming
Board of School Trustees
Big Horn County
Sa’d
Board of
School Trustees
Fraternity and Fraternal Meetings Schedule
Basin Lodge No 29 K of P holds meetings every Friday night. Temple Lodge No 20 ABP & AM meets second and fourth Wednesdays. Order of Eastern Star meets second and fourth Mondays. Basin Camp No 5636 AW&B meets second and fourth Thursdays. Royal Neighbor Basin Camp Eb 36 meets first and third Thursdays at Fraternity Hall.
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Fraternity Hall
Basin Lodge No. 29
K. of P
Temple Lodge
Order of Eastern Star Modi Im
A. W
Royal
Basin Camp
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Sandman
L. E. McDaniels
Joe
B. F. Wickwire
Basin Repubican
Berry
Tion
Berrys’ Grocery
T. K. Bishop
Said School Dist
Republican
Mark H. Smith
Oscar Saenger
W. R. Tolman
Talman Mountain
Elk Creek
P. O
Otto, Wye
I. Smith
Shell Creek
Shell. Wye
Paris Daugherty
Tensleep
Great Western Sugar C Company
Lisa Rebekah Lodge
E. Smith
Ofies
DR. W. EB Larrio
Basia, Wyre
Brome & Hyde Lawyers
GS Seo Iz Basin State Bank
Ing
Basin and Worland
Williams
Pioneer
Mercer Bros. Land & Live
Clarence Gardner
Catthe
Fike Outs
Big Here
Hyattville
Ehle
Thompson Lumber