Woolgrowers Meet in Cody for Big Horn Basin Convention
The Big Horn Basin Woolgrowers association holds its annual convention in Cody from March 5 to 7. Speakers include W. T. Rich, Frank King, Dean Fayville, Professor Hill, Professor Wilson, Dr. J. M. Wilson, Prof. W. C. Coffey, J. C. Findlay, Samuel G. Adams, Dr. Er. T. Baker, S. W. McClure, Roy J. Covert, and W. L. Simpson. Meetings cover wool production, feeding, banking, disease, and range history, with extensive lectures, moving pictures, and exhibits. The event aims to boost Wyoming stock and wool industries amid postwar conditions.
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Wyoming
Cody
Big Horn
Ritch
United States
Frank King
King Bros
Laramie
Cheyenne
Dean Fayville
Wyoming State University
West
Hill
Wilson
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
America
J. M. Wilson
Wyoming State Woolgrowers Association
W. C. Coffey
Urbana
Illinois State Dericultural College
Ilinois
J. C. Findlay
Salt Lake City
Utah
Samuel G. Adams
Boston
Mass
Boston Wool Trade Association
Er. T. Baker
Moscow
Idaho
S. W. McClure
National
Woolgrowers’ Association
Roy J. Covert
Merchants’ National Bank of
Billings
Montana
Covert
W. L. Simpson
Range
Colorado
A. L. Pearson
W. C. Steele
Ford’s Chicanery in Michigan Senate Fight
A political column accuses Ford and Democratic Michigan operatives of manipulating the 1918 primary to place Ford on both tickets. It argues Ford was summoned to Washington to run, pressured to accept cross tickets, and the plan aimed to thwart Republican voters while honoring Democratic support. The piece condemns the maneuver as anti democratic and unlawful.
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Michigan
Newberry
Ford
Townsend
Washington
Senate
Hmself
Finisshs
Mr. Nemberry
Newberry and Ford Primary Nominating Circumstances
Notes on the circumstances surrounding the primary where Mr Newberry was nominated and Mr Ford defeated the opposition. The record reflects the political context and key events leading to the nomination outcome.
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Newberry
Ford
Copper Industry Cuts Wages After War Stockpiles
After a wartime copper buildup of about 800 million pounds and falling demand, U S mine owners and government officials agreed to cut wages rather than shut mines. The plan keeps nine tenths of demand supplied, preserving work for miners while prices drop. Charles H Moyer approves the move amid anti IWW talk and warnings against strikes.
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Junion
Utah
Charles H. Moyer
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Seattle
Reds
Co operative Union Drives Self Help Over Socialism
The Farmers Educational and Co operative union in session at Spokane extols co operation as the road to self help while warnings against the non partisan league plan of state and federal ownership. It notes subsidiaries handling three fourths of grain and distributes profits under a cooperative model. A foreclosure notice appears for Charles and Nellie Nicholson in Wyoming with multiple overdue payments and mortgage details.
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Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union
Spokane
Farmers’ Union
Ben Franklin
Farmers’ Cooperative Union
Washington
Idaho
Montana
States
Foreclosure Notice for Basin Wyoming Mortgage Sale
Mortgagee will foreclose the property in Basin Big Horn County Wyoming by public auction at the courthouse front door on March 1 1919 at 10 a m to satisfy 1632 49 principal and interest plus 150 attorney fees. Lands described are Lot 1 3 4 Section 19 Township 54 North Range 91 West containing 108 56 acres.
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Charles
Nicholson
Nellie E. Nicholson
Big Horn
Basin
Wyoming
County of
Secret society meeting nights and fraternal lodge schedule
Evening meetings listed for Temple Lodge No. 20 A M and the Order of the Eastern Star in Fraternity Hall. Basin Lodge No. 35 O O F meets Tuesdays, Basin Encampment No. 16 on second and fourth Fridays. Eliza Rebekah Lodge No. 26 IOOF meets first and third Mondays. Basin Camp No. 6686 IOOF meets second and fourth Thursdays.
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Fraternity Hall
Temple Lodge No. 20
The
Order of Eastern Star
Basin
Eliza Rebekah Lodge
Basin Camp No
I, W
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Woolgrowers Meeting
Sages
Rexall
Direc
Rexall Service
Kimbro Furniture & Nation
Big Horn County Bank
Mountain View Hotel
Catherine Goodrich
Ford's Chicanery
Pat Leavitt
Shell Town
Joan Durham
Durham
Mitchell
Fremont
de Laval
John Larson
Col
D. W. Rogers
Auc
C. J. Williams
Clare
Wyoming Trust & Savings Bank
Lacey & Lacey, Attorneys
L. G. Vanslyke
Pioneer Building
Wye
C. A. Zaring
J. P. Arnott
Attorney-at-Law Basin
DRS. Harris & Harris Physicians and Surgeons
H. T. Harris
C. E. Harris
W. B. Cropsey
Greybull, Wyo
Thos. M. Hyde
Basin State Bank
William C. Snow
Oil Exchange Bldg
Basin, Wyoming
Gilmore Hartigan
Big Horn County
Thompson Lumber & Hardware Co
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