Fall Festival Now Assured by Farmer Union
The Farmer Union plans a big stunt at the fall festival, signaling a guaranteed event. Organizers emphasize community participation and a planned showcase to draw crowds and support local agriculture.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1914
Page
1
County Fair Planned by Farmers Union in Big Horn County
The Farmers Union in Big Horn County announces a Harvest Festival and Fair September 22 to 24 1914 to boost agriculture and livestock. Local lodge reps and division superintendents coordinate exhibits and events including a larger agricultural exhibit a suggested alfalfa hall improved Wild West features and a monster industrial parade. The effort aims to draw statewide attention and send premiums to the state fair while inviting all county residents to participate and attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Union
Farmers’ Union of
Big Horn
Big Horn County
Basin Local
O. B. Lungren
Gchard Bench
W. H. Pauley
Manderson and
Rairden
A. W. Webb
H. W. Biff
Otto
Will Oroeler
Bonanza
A. B. Kinser
Wild West
G. Groovgard
Frank Ewen
J. H. Wamhoff
Geo. Nelson
J. Stamt Brown
Josh Ellis
J. B. Lempke
Tock
C. R. Spencer
Wm. Lewis
O. R. Irwin
Parmera
Weath Valley
Perrett
National Union
Oil News Of Week In Basin Field
Several new wells reported east of town with uncertain capacity. Drilling by F P Cole near Torch lights and Scott Mills in the same area for Champion. A new field may open with one recent well. Chas E Stubbe aims to buy a rig in Montana to drill east of Mandereon. Williams lease well near Byron progresses well with favorable prospects. A Pittsburgh gas company plans to enter the field with lease agents. Sixteen PA operators show interest in Wyoming Basin. Bonanza district activity grows. Little Buffalo slow due to head driller illness. Gram creek sees rigs and preparing operations. Karn Falfa Milling Co president Anderson discussed Haein Alfalfa unit site north of Big Horn Mills on Burlington track. unit to cost about 10,000 and employ eight locals. 225 hp engine to drive machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Cole
Scott Mills
Chas. E. Stubbe
Montana
Weed
Mandereon
Williams
Byron
Pete McGarvie
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Wyoming
Bonanza
Little Buffalo
Gram Creek
Anderson
Karnfalfa Milling Co
Kansas City
Robert R. Denny
Haein Alfalfa Milling Co
Big Horn Mills
Burlington
Fishing Trip Travelers Begin Visit To Palut Rock Ranch
Mayor J A Berry, Robert R Denne y and Kornfalla Milling Co President Anderson left for the lawnan ranch on Palut Rock for a few hours of high spirits. Prof J T Dickson of Lowell, a Democratic candidate for superintendent of schools, was in town yesterday. BC Hart and R B Weat went to Tenwleep yesterday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Berry
Robert R. Denny
President Anderson
Kornfalla Milling Co
Lawnan
Palut Rock
J. T. Dickson
Lowell
Hart
R. B. Weat
Tenwleep
Oil men claim Paris court action in Wyoming oil deal
Denver reports say Pierre Humbert Jr along with Edmond Chopy and Caplane face three U S suits over Wyoming Oil Fields Company dealings. Humbert seeks about 125000, 85000 and 200000 in damages for field work and fraud claims involving French promoters, Dutch capital, and several directors. Caplane sailed July 11 on the Aquitania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Wyoming
Criminal
Paris
France
America
Perre Eugene de Caplains
Caplaine
Salling
Criminal Court
Hague Hall
Caplane
Edmond ‘Hopy
United States District Court
Pierre Humbert, Jr
Cheyenne
Humbert
Boston
Miass
Wyoming Oil Flelds Company
Chopy
Henry Bondenneau
William R. DuBois
Otto Gram
Wallace C. Ead
R. P. Fuller
Henry Mason
Illinoi S
Bondennau
United States
Mid-wealh
re @rain
New York
Hague
Greybull Chautauqua entertains Basin audiences daily
The second annual Greybull Chautauqua closed last Monday with strong attendance. Basin residents reported excellent programs all week. The Britt troupe has built a national reputation. Greybull hosted visitors who camped and enjoyed outings. Local support urged for next year. Feeder cattle and sheep markets at South Omaha showed strength, with buyers placing historic orders and expectations of better supply as range movement begins. The grass crop across the range counties is strong, reducing the need for large stock marketing and supporting stable prices through the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greybull
Hog Cholera Serum Ordered for Bench Hogs
T R Emery of Germania ordered 250 worth hog cholera serum through F A Wise to treat hogs on the bench. Dr Elmer Gould examined the hogs and said about five hundred exposure likely with some affected. Prompt action by local farmers may eradicate the disease before it becomes a menace. Serum from Minneapolis expected today for supervised treatment by Dr Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Emery
Germania
F. A. Wise
Fie
Elmer Gould
Passion Play Gwen and Lecture Draw Crowds at Hastings
Rev W J Holley of Hastings Neb presented Passion Play pictures and a travel lecture Sunday at the M E church. A Monday program featured waving pictures of travels and songs Rev Holley sang, drawing a well filled audience. An infant child of Jack Easter was severely burned when it fell into a starch vessel last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W J. Holley
Hastings
Neb
M, EB
Holley
Jack Easter
Segregate Forest Land Opens to Settlement
B. B. Morton of Tensleep ranch station went to Sheridan to gather data at the forestry office for segregating farm lanes in the I g Horn forest. Work to be completed this summer with settlers expected to have easier time proving claims in the forest reserve as better suited for farming than for forest uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seggrgeate
B. B. Morton
Tensleep
Sheridan
Forestry Office
Horn Forest
Mr. Morton
This Year's Best Attraction at Acme Theater
This year's top attraction features America's oldest minstrel troupe at the Acme Theater on Friday July 24 with a full program of new material. A street parade and band concert precede the show, then the performance. Notable visitors include F D Huntter, A B Cross, B Petrekson, and F W Dowdle who spent Sunday at Medicine Lodge ranch. L A Saxe arrived to assume the Presbyterian pastorate and will bring his family soon, with friendly reception anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culligan
Orginal Nashville
America
Acme Theater
F. D. Huntter
Burlington
Billings
A. B. Cross
Denver
B. Petrekson
Brush
Goelo
F. W. Dowdle
Bridger
Mont
Church Ranch
Medicine Lodge
Ora Allen
L. A. Saxe
Oceola
Iowa
Herg
Gaxe
Crop Conditions Signal Record Corn Yield and Feeder Demand
Rains across Nebraska and neighbor states have soaked fields boosting corn yields to a record. Pastures and alfalfa are excellent, with heavy prairie hay and abundant grain crop expected. This points to strong feeder cattle and sheep demand at South Omaha, with rising orders as farmers plan to feed large numbers. Marketing of range cattle and sheep is just starting as old and new feeders signal intent to feed substantial stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Corn Belt
South Omaha
Young Men Republican Club Forming in Big Horn County
A Basin gathering Wednesday evening organized a Young Men’s Republican club for Big Horn County. Officials expect a larger membership than any prior club, aiming to back a full Republican ticket this fall amid tariff discontent and calls to shift from theory to industrial progress. The event also included a social at Frank Rue’s home in honor of Miss Theora Hoffman of Bridger, Mont., with music, games, ice cream, cake, and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
Big Horn County
Frank Rue
Faie Rue
Fay Cloud
Theora Hoffman
Bridger
Mont
Rue
Raymond Colley
Earl Colley
Dorothy Zaring
Donald Harris
Clem Orchard
Dale Leighty
Bessie Hopkins
Marjorie Coons
Don Bowman
Fred Lewis
Mrs West Hosts Whist In Honor Of Sister
On last Saturday afternoon Mrs R E B West entertained at whist in honor of her sister Mrs H S Ridge ly. Seven tables were filled with players and honors went to Mrs Dennebauw and Mrs W A Robb. An elegant four course luncheon followed. Earlier a linen shower was held for Mrs Clare Longshore at Miss Ruth Smith’s home. On Friday Williams at the Leighty home continued the social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E B. West
Mre H. 5. Ridgely
Mre.Dennebauw
W. A. Robb
Ruth Smith
Clare Longshore
Williams
Leighty
Senator Skovgand Plans Vast Addition to Residence
Addition to residence north of town by Senator G Skovgand aims for a modern expansive home. The project promises to be one of the most comedious in the region once finished. Sanford Barnes returned from Billings with his mother who will stay a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Skovgand
Ragin
Sanford Barnes
Yeaderday
Viekt
Billings
Big Mother
Yankee Robinson Shows Draw Big Horn Basin Crowd
The Yankee Robinson Circus attracted a large Big Horn Basin crowd last Friday with a parade and afternoon performance. The show featured acrobats from Imperial Japan, trained seals, educated dogs, two rings, and a wild west exhibit, and was praised for fair management and high quality acts. Fred Buchanan, owner, traveled with the troupe and has built the circuit into a first rate operation, with plans to return to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn Basin
Cody
Fair Grounds
First Claw
Fred Buchanan
Thermopol
Buchanan
Des Moines
Presbyterian Services in Basin Tonight and Next Sabbath
Basin residents are invited to Presbyterian preaching in the building now used as a library. Services on the next Sabbath at 11 AM and 8 PM, with the pastor evangelist for Sheridan Presbytery speaking part of the time. Pastor A. Saxe urges regular Sabbath attendance and church involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin and Vicinity
Sheridan Presbytery
A. Saxe
Prangel
Preaching at Otto Sunday School Rally July 26
G. W. Racer, pastor, invites all to a Sunday school rally at Otto on July 26. The all day event features speaking, recitations and songs. Preaching at 3 p m, attendees urged to bring dinner and stay for the full day with everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
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Farmer
Agricul
Farmer's Union
Ing Horn County
W. H. May
D. R. Irwin
T. J. Jones
Joe Henry
Geo. Seatle
Abe Hoshaw
Otto Blakeley
Red Bank
B. F. Wickwire
W.W. Murphy
R. H. Ahrens
OIL News OF Week
Eed
Chicago
Gwen
Republican Club
Young Men's Republican Club
Wihat
Cireus
Yankee Robinson
Presbyterian Services
G. W. Racer, Pastor
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