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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
2
The article argues silage from corn is essential for dairy farmers in varied climates, citing its digestibility and laxative effect aiding calving and milking. It compares silage favorably to dried forage, notes feeding trials at Nebraska tests, and claims 12 to 18 tons per acre with a drill-planting method for smaller, denser stalks.
Large gathering and lively proceedings marked the wool growers convention in Basin with a banquet at the Antlers banquet hall. Landlord Booth hosted a substantial menu and officers and guests, including W. L. Walls and a Delicatessen delegation calling themselves the Daughters of the Golden Fleece, enjoyed the evening. host city Mayor Booth welcomed attendees and the event featured a distinctive toast program, musical selections, and humorous remarks.
The Golden Fieece reports the Basin Delicates held a notable banquet after the wool growers event at the Antlers. Guests included Mesdames N. Anderson, B. Smith, J. A. Berry, L Blakesley, A. W. CAoons, C. W. Atherly, E. Hoover, Ruth Donaldson, and many others plus Misses Ruth Smith, Juliette Colling, Mabel Tallon, Mary Marshall, and Miss Horton.
Trustees of the Dig Horn Canal company met here yesterday and transacted routing business for the upcoming season. Hob Averett was appointed ditch superintendent for the coming year.
Practice in all courts and before the U S Land Department details Office in Pioneer Building and attorneys P W Mets Co A Zaring G A Harris H T Harris in Basin. Listings include Snow attorney general offices in Big Horn Co Bank Building Basin and Harris and Harris physicians. Also ads for sale of an Elkhart buggy and barber shop opening plus livestock and private or public sales by Cropsey auctioneer.
George C Muirhead of Wor Low has bought a fine new Perd automobile from G W Black & Co. The car will give pleasure this summer. W A Loveland and wife and N E Loveland and wife left today to visit relatives on Trapper. Bear John will run the draying business in their absence. J O Neff and Ros Avent of Bur Ungian attended the convention yesterday.
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