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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1916
Page
3
Allyn H. Tedman County Agri Agent urges flock owners to preserve eggs this spring and summer using water glass to guard against winter shortages. The guide explains solution ratios, storage conditions, and practical steps, noting one to ten or up to one to twenty prescriptions, with anecdotal success from local ranchers and a call to prepare jars now.
Editor Kemmerer writes on the elk surplus in Jackson Hole Wyoming noting about 12 900 elk are being fed, with expected losses depending on weather. Hay supplies are depleting and biologist Mr Nowlin and game warden Mr Seebaum advise feeding through April first, risking significant elk losses if conditions worsen.
A Wyoming article urges state game wardens to focus on preparedness and education to protect game and forests. It highlights elk calving trends, criticizes government reports, and promotes formalin treatment to prevent smut in wheat. It also notes Florence Miller leaving the county clerk’s office for Cheyenne and recalls her Basin ties.
The Montana Experiment Station reports Russet Burbank potatoes perform well as an irrigated crop but not suited to dry land. With one irrigation on the station farm yields ranged from 12,600 to 16,000 pounds per acre, and longer seasons with more water could boost output. The tuber is oblong in shape.
Notice is hereby given that a certificate of incorporation of Lamb Drilling Company was filed in the office of the Secretary of State at Cheyenne Wyoming on February 21 1916. The term is fifty years and capital stock is fifty thousand dollars in 500 shares of 100 each. Directors for the first year are Homer T Lomb Clara Lamb and E J Sullivan. Principal office is Basin Big Horn County Wyoming with Homer T Lamb in charge. M-17
Advertisement seeking to trade a close in Basin residence lot for common labor or team work hauling sand and gravel excavating and other kinds of work. Exchange possible for plastering brick laying carpenter work painting plumbing cement and concrete work. Will contract or pay wages. Contact H. L. Mead Greybull Wyo. 118-26 to a
Offer includes a4 case of Big Horn Basin canned corn at $2 per case of 24. Yellow Bantam and White varieties claimed unbeatable quality, with E M Ritter arranging delivery to support a home industry.
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