Big Horn County 1919 Receipts and Disbursements Summary
Abstract details Big Horn County Wyoming receipts and disbursements from July 1 to December 31 1919. Includes cost of maintaining county government and indebtedness paid by warrants and certificates. Certified by Chairman Charles A Welch and County Clerk Zela Murphy on February 13 1920.
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Big Horn
Wyoming
Board of County Commissioners
Witneas
Charles A. Welch
Zela Murphy
Ipte
Treasury Clerk of Court
Treasury County
Treauury
Sateen
Ewes
Cowley
Lovell
Washakie Co
Liberty Bench Meeting Forms Local Community Club
D Brunk and wife return from California trip praising Long Beach yet noting harsh living. Liberty Bench forms a community club with officers Allyn H. Tedman president and Henry Wegner secretary treasurer. County agents and extension workers visit Tedmon home to discuss pig clubs and Duroc stock as farmers prepare for spring.
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D. Brunk
California
Liberty Bench
Rehwaldt
Joe Brunk
Edwards Farm
Tedman
Bench Farm Bureau Committee
Hensel
Brown
P. H. Dupertius
Bench
Tedmon
Dupertuis
Pig Club
Lise Bell
Ernest Rehwalt
Powell
W. H. Wamno
Big Horn
Ora Ailen
Cody
Nebraska
Basin Schools Outline Lunch Delay and Club Activities
Notes from Basin Schools report delaying hot lunch service to next school year due to space and staffing. Businessmen support for the high school through advertising is praised. Basin club leaders and state officials discuss club work and receive the state banner. J C Stewart of First National Bank offers a 15 dollar first prize and 5 dollar second prize for a declamatory contest to be held in April with named students listed as entrants.
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Basin
Country Boys
E. Ray Brown
Dispersey
Wendell Calhoun
Rev. Jones
Wach
Basin Club
State Fair Association
J. ©. Stewart
First National Bank
Cowley County Commissioner C A Weich Visiting Wednesday
County Commissioner C A Weich of Cowley conducted official business in the area on Wednesday. He met with local officials and discussed county matters affecting the region.
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C. A. Weich of
Cowley
Wilsonian Egoism and Lansing’s Role in Crisis
The piece defends Secretary Lansing against charges of overstepping by noting President Wilson’s disability and the cabinet's need for coordinated action. It credits Lansing with timely interdepartmental decisions, aided by Tumulty, to keep government functioning and protect national interests despite Wilson’s illness and objections from some supporters.
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Wilson-Lansing
Paris
Wilson
Lansing
Republic
Mr. Wilson
Skapa Flow
England
Siberia
Marshall
Tumuilty
Congress
Farm Labor Shortage Across California With Impacts
A newspaper survey finds labor shortages and high wages limit farm work in California, predicting smaller crops this year. Lands once in heavy labor crops may lay fallow or switch to forage, with beet sugar production hit hard, conditions echoing nationwide.
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California
Wyoming Livestock Board Rules on Shipping Hides and Wool
L L Line seeks guidance from the Wyoming state board and receives a reply from Secretary Charles B. Boyce. The board asserts authority to issue rulings in absence of defined laws to protect dealers and owners of dead stock, demanding inspection, tagging, weighed wool packs, and blank bills of sale for hide and wool shipments. The sheriff is urged to waive inspection fees to ease losses from dead stock.
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Livestock Board
L. L. Line
State Board
Basin
Wyo
Wyoming
Charles B. Boyce
St. Board Livestock Com
Dean Watkins Visits Shoshoni Parishioner on Tuesday
Dean Watkins traveled to Shoshoni on Tuesday to visit an ill longtime parishioner and administered the holy sacrament at St Luke's church. Rosalie accompanied her father.
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Dean Watkins
Shoshoni
St.Luke’s Church
Rosalie
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County of Big Horn
Torney
Board of Prisoners
Contin County
Ateee Ee
Justice Court
State of
Wise ‘Bros
Live Stock
Avery
G. R. Hoover
Avery Dealer Basin
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