Big Horn County 4H Pigs Ready for County Fair
The Big Horn county boys and girls club plans to exhibit at the county fair this fall with six registered Duroc pigs funded by Lovell Commercial club and a sugar company sponsorship totaling $400. E. Ray Brown secured five bred gilts from the university herd to be raised by club members under official instructions, each gilt farrowed and described as very well bred and likely to produce top pigs for the fair.
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Big Horn County
Lovell Commercial Club
Sugar Company
E. Ray Brown
Where Raisins Come From
Raisins originate from southern Europe Egypt and Asia Minor Spain produces Malaga and a seedless Turkish variety called Sultana The Corinthian raisin comes from the Greek islands and is favored for cakes and puddings Most raisins in the United States come from California especially near Fresno where sun drying yields a fine dried fruit product
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Europe
Egpt
Asia Minor
Malaga
Spain
Turkey
United States
California
Christian Herald
Fresno
Dairying a Safe Business
The University of Nebraska dairy department says dairying helps farmers endure price downturns, as cows convert grains into valuable concentrate. Dairying improves soil productivity, increases food supply, and offers high returns when properly run.
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University of Nebraska Dairy Department
Grey Bull Couple Wed in double wedding prose
J. F. Zednick and Miss Wilma Hawks of Greybull obtained a marriage license Tuesday and were married at the M. E. parsonage with Rev. R. M. Jones officiating. Best man was the groom’s brother and Agnes Beveridge served as bridesmaid. The bride formerly worked at Peterson store, the groom owned a barber shop. They will reside in Casper.
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J. F. Zednick
Wilma Hawks
Greybull
M. EB. Parsonage
Rev
R. M. Jones
Agnes Beveridge
Peterson
Casper
Camp grounds praised by visiting couple from Idaho
Dr and Mrs C B M Loux of Pocatello Idaho visited Basin camp grounds en route east and sent a note to the Chamber of Commerce secretary expressing thanks for the lovely and convenient camping ground.
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C. BE. M. Loux
Pocatello, Idaho
Teachers Examinations Set for Basin Court House Dates
The state teachers examinations will be held at Basin Court House on July 22, 28, and 24, 1920. Applicants must furnish evidence of credits meeting prerequisites for the certificate grade sought. The schedule mirrors previous exams. Bertha K. VanDevender, County Superintendent.
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Court House
Basin
Bertha K. VanDevender
Church Services Schedule for Methodist and Presbyterian
No services on Sunday July 11 for the Methodist Church with Sunday school at 10 a.m. Pastor R. M. Jones. Presbyterian Sunday school holds regular service next Sunday at 10 a.m. Superintendent Mrs. Maggie J. Arnott.
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R. M. Jones
Presbyterian Sunday School
Maggie J. Arnott
Sunday Services and Reading Rooms at First Church
The First Church of Christ, Scientist announces Sunday services at 11 a m and a Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at 8 p m. Sunday school runs to age twenty at 10 a m with daily reading rooms in the rear from 3 to 6 p m except Sundays and legal holidays. All are invited.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Secretary Daniels and Geneva Speech Publicity
A report criticizes Secretary Daniels for arranging government funded publicity of Mrs. Daniels Geneva suffrage address. Clerks, duplicators and navy mailings produced copies at government expense, raising questions about mail rules and the government’s involvement in disseminating Mrs. Daniels’s speech.
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Navy Department
United States
Josephus Daniels
Geneva
Navy
Mr Hoover's Attitude
Harvey's Weekly argues that Herbert Hoover wisely supports Harding and Republicans. The piece mocks critics from the New York World for flipping stance after Hoover endorsed the Republican ticket, praising Hoover as practical and independent of political favors.
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Herbert Hoover
New York World
Wilson
Congress
Mr. Hoover
Dr. Hoover
Harvey's Weekly
Greybul l to stage Southern Romance at Big Horn
Greybull baseball club hires George Hunter, director of musical comedy, to stage a 30 person home talent show at the Big Horn theatre on July 19 and 20. The production features twenty chorus girls and ten principals and is promoted as a top season event locally.
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Greybull
George Hunter
Big Horn Theatre
Hunter
Laurel
Reward offered for 8 stray horses from Tensleep Wyoming
Notice details a ten dollar reward for information leading to recovery of eight horses missing from Tensleep since mid May. Descriptions include brands and colors with owners Ralph W. Wood and others. Also a non resident defendant notice names Della Rosenberger of Asheville North Carolina for an absolute divorce case filed June 16 1920 in Big Horn County Wyoming. Defendant must answer by August 7 1920.
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Della Rosenberger
Ashville
North Carolina
Philip Rosenberger
Big Horn County
State of Wyoming
Ball Games at Greybull
The Casper Midwest team played three games with the Greybull Midwest at Greybull on Saturday Sunday and Monday. The Greybull team won the Saturday game by 6 to 3. On Sunday Casper shut out Greybull 10 to 0. On Monday the game was called in the fifth inning due to rain with Casper leading 1 to 0.
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Casper Midwest
Greybull Midwest
Greybull
Casper
Men Leave for Cody Country on Government Telephone Job
Jack Friend and five helpers departed Wednesday to work under Town & Country Electric Co. on a government telephone construction contract in the forest reserve and to build a line for Sage Creek company.
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Jack Friend
Cody Country
Town & Country Electric Co
Forest Reserve
Sage Creek Company
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Grey Bull
Methodist Church
United
Jothers
Ralph W. Wood
Tensleep
Wyo
Weather Report
J. B. Garner
Melton Institute
Pittsburg
Wyoming Gas Company
Dr. Price