Basin Gardens notes on farming and community life
A Basin Gardens column surveys sheep farming decline on 156 000 Wyoming farms, irrigation costs under Tillard canal, county agent activity, and local visitors. It lauds wartime morale, local leaders, and plans for poultry clubs while praising Basin Gardens as a growing farming community with irrigation advantages and a coming county fair.
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Mary
Adrian Smith
Betty
Basin
Worland
Bill C. May
Hove
Mr. Bush
Denver
Bill
Myrna May
Brother Henderon
North Bench
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Big Horn Basin
Tillard Canal
Basin Gardens
Hartranft
Atascadero
Cal
Cody Herald
W. C. Deming
Wyoming Tribune
Deming
Orchard Bench
Bro. Bollman
Frank Ewen
Beaver Valley
Omaha
Frank
Irwins
Simon Skovgard
Great Western Commission Co
Farmers of Germania Bench
Farmers Club
Poultry Association
Republican
Boyd
Cowley
Lauder’s Philosophy From War Experience
In the current American Magazine Harry Lauder, famed Scotch artist, shares how the war shaped his views and faith. He recounts a close father son bond with his only son John, noting simple rituals like a good night kiss as sacred memories amid conflict.
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Lauder
God
John
France
United States
Billings Gazette
Harry Lauder
Beck & Allen Canal Co Annual Meeting Notice
Notice is given of the Beck and Allen Canal Co annual meeting to be held at Otto Wyoming on January 14 1918 for electing officers and other business legally before the meeting. J Perrine Secretary.
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Beck & Allen Canal Co
Otto
Wyoming
Wilsons Secretary Refuses Universal Military Training
The report from the secretary of war, presented to President Wilson, notes the president does not favor universal military training as a permanent policy. It aligns with former Secretary Bryan that a million men cannot spring to arms overnight, reflecting cautious military stance.
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Tlon
Crozier
Baker
Bryan
National Army
France
Wilson
New York World
The Luck Swede Farmer and the Animal Trade
A rustic speaker jokes about farming life and a brindle cow as a symbol of steady wealth. The farmer's profits come from wheat corn hogs and cattle, while hay, milk, and a cream separator provide cash flow. The tale contrasts hard times with a dream of banked money and steady work.
Harness and farm setup tips for spring prep
Theodore Roosevelt quotes on folly and advice for farmers to clean harnesses repair gear and prepare for spring. Notes rising leather prices and urges painting equipment sheds stacking gear and planning summer work with a written farm map and accounts. Includes furniture for sale by Mrs Hoff man, available mornings.
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Farmers Exchange
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Enes Lauder
J. Perrine
Sec
Jay
Nevew
Armstrong & Easter
Theodore Roosevelt
Frank Hoffman
Hoosier
Basin Furniture Co