Farmers Institute Sessions Draw Large Attendance
The Farmers Institute held sessions Monday and Tuesday afternoon at the Carnegie library with large crowds. Talks covered farming as a business, silage, alkali treatment, corn in the Basin, beekeeping, hog raising, soil fertility, feeding standards, and crop improvement. Women’s club contributed on child feeding. the event boosted student sociability and planning for future entertainment. The February School Journal issue highlights educational articles and the junior class prom on Feb 11.
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Farmers’ Institute
Carneg
Bowman
Faville
Loy
W.S. Colns
Hig
Asia
Ita
Wyoming university holds large undergraduate party
The Wyoming News Bulletin reports a university event where the M C A organized a large lag party attended by nearly all undergraduate men last week, reflecting campus social activity and student participation.
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Wyoming
University
State fair plans spark Casper and Lander road races
Russell Thorpe and A. Higby visited Casper and Lander to organize auto road races at the 1914 state fair. Casper industrial club and Douglas good roads club will host races between Casper and Douglas. Natrona county to upgrade Yellowstone highway to enable a statewide event. Fremont county plans a $500 appropriation to showcase local products at the county and state fairs. Measrs Thorpe and Haby praised early county cooperation. Measrs Thorpe and Haby praised county efforts across Warlock counties.
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Russell Thorpe
A. Higby
State Fair Commission
Casper
Lander
Casper Industrial Club
Gettemen
Douglas
Douglas Good Roads Club
Natrona County
Cheyenne
Lusk
Natrona
Big Horn Basin
Fremont County Agricultural Society
Lander Club
Board of County Commissioners
Fremont County
Fremont
Thorpe
Haby
Mobrara County
Converse County
Converse
Progress Dinner On Wednesday At Alfalfa Meal
A Wednesday progress dinner featured at Alfalfa Meal as the MLL proposition 18 discussion dominated the agenda.
Progress Club and Alfalfa Mill Talks in Wyoming
A Wyoming Progress Club meeting at Antlers discussed an alfalfa mill project. Members debated cost and supply logistics, rail freight rates, and potential contracts with farmers. Plans moved toward gathering data and securing a mill while partners urged cooperation with farmers unions.
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Lou U Plakesley
J.B. Thompson
E. J. Swilivan
Atremont
Omaha
Missouri River
Basin
South
Ther
Missouri
Henry Armeling
C. R. Spenccer
Thos
GB. Hunter
Adam Pries
J. S. Atherly
Cicero Avent
W. E. Taylor
Thompson
Ph. Farr
Millings Sugar Company
Powell
Sugar Company
Wind
Furn
A. W. Coons
Melz
D. L. Carr
G. A. Harria
Atherly
Prof. Knight
Mle
Back To The Farm As John Wren Leases Burilngton Farm
John Wren who posed as Burlington’s village blacksmith has leased the Nels Jimmerfield farm west of Burlington and will pursue stock farming. Nels Jimmerfield and family will relocate to Burlington to enjoy city life for a period.
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John Wren
Burlington
Wyoming Supreme Court Reverses Hyde Case in Thermopolis
Word from Cheyenne states the Wyoming Supreme Court reversed the State of Wyoming v. Harry N. Hyde. Hyde, tried before Judge Metz in Thermopolis, faced charges of illegal liquor selling. The case was remanded for a new trial on the second count, and the court adjourned until March 1.
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Cheyenne
State Supreme Court
State of Wyoming
Harry N. Hyde
Metz
Thermopolis
Land Commissioner Hopkins Visits Cheyenne Office
G. Hopkins of Cheyenne state land commissioner called at the office on official business yesterday. He owns the Wheatland Times and previously edited that paper. Described as an efficient Democrat who prioritizes duties over politics.
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G. Hopkins
Cheyenne
Stat
Hopkins
Wheatland Times
Allfice
Acme Amusement Show Delights With Five Piece Orchestra
The Acme Amusement company hosted a Wednesday evening show and dance praised for fine music by the Smith Brothers five piece orchestra. Sid Darling led on clarinet delivering praised performances particularly on the tune cafe muse, drawing loud approval from attendees.
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Acme Amusement Company
Smith Brothers Five Piece
Sid Darling
Aid
Dauve Muse
Some Fine Apples At Beaver Creek Banquet
Olin Grandall of Beaver Creek supplied apples for the old timers banquet grown on his farm near the Big Horns foot. Visitors praised the fruit calling him the prize apple grower in the county. Reyn Leedom of the Lovell Chronicle, recently in Billings after typhoid fever, was in town over Sunday and expects to be back in fighting trim soon.
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Olin Grandall
Beaver Creek
Olin
Reyn Leedom
Lovell Chronicle
Billings
Reyn
May Locate Here Attorney Albert Torjuson Considers Practice
May Locate Here Attorney Albert Torjuson of Omak and brother of Dr. Torjuson of Lovell attended court this week. Pleased with Basin country he may relocate and practice. Will Build Large Barn George H Reaper of the Meeteetse country bought 2500 dollars of lumber from J B Thompson Lumber Co for a large commodious barn in the Greybut valley.
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Albert Torjuson
Omak
Torjuson
Lovell
Basin Country
George H. Reaper
J. B. Thompson Lumber Co
Greybut Valley
Preaching At Otto by G W Racer Pastor
Regular preaching service at Otto Sunday February 22 at 9 pm Sabbath school at 2 pm All cordial invitation is extended to all I attend G W Racer Pastor See The Republican about sale bill.
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Otto
Big Company Leasing Vast Oil Lands
A major corporation has leased more than four thousand acres of oil land, signaling a major expansion in energy exploration. The agreement marks a significant milestone for regional industry and local economics.
Oil Boom Begins in Basina as Drilling Commences
Development starts immediately as Chas Orchard of a large California oil firm arrives to drill on about 4,000 acres. The company aims to deploy a standard rig and begin operations soon, with Ed Good and Scott Mills evaluating sites. Local interest soars as plans promise a market for Basina oil and invite small investors and wildcatters.
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Basina
Chas. Orchard
California
The
Republican
Orchard
Ed Good
Walton
Scott Mills
Goood
Jim Casper
Basn
Breaks Leg in Wyoming Timber Accident Near Tensleep
Harry Morton suffered a severe leg fracture while working in the Big Horn mountains about twenty miles above Tensleep when a felled tree struck another. He was aided by fellow workers, then carried through deep snow to Tensleep, treated by Dr. Gray, and later moved to Worland's hospital where his condition improved after the arduous journey.
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Harry Morton
Big Horn Mountains
Tensleep
Mr Morton
B. B. Morton
Wai
Douglas
Dr. Gray's Hospital
Badlands
Worland
Batist Notes Regular sermons and meetings schedule
Regular preaching service every Sunday at 11 a m and 7 30 p m excluding the fourth Sunday Sunday school at 10 4 am Regular prayer meeting at 7 30 p m Church covenant meeting on February 25 All members urged to attend at 7 50 p m Names G W Racer Scott Mills RK H Ahrens and Ed Good were in Greybull yesterday on business
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LO 4
Church Covenant Meeting
G. W. Racer
Scott Mills
RK. H. Ahrens
Ed Good
Greybull
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