Farm Bureau notes Big Horn County meeting in Basin
County Executive Committee members of Big Horn County Farm Bureau held a two session Basin meeting. Armeling resigned as secretary treasurer and Warren Dailey elected to fill the unexpired term. The group planned a county wide membership drive and a taxation conference with fourteen Wyoming counties to study tax relief and draft bills. Attendance included M. D. Harris T. J. Tolman Scott Sessions Thales Smith B Patterson Warren Dailey Oliver Irwin Carl Armeling L E McDaniels Oliver Hower and one absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horm
Armeling
Hower
Big Horn
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Na Farm Bureau
Parm Bureau
M. D. Harris
Lovell
County Federation
T.J. Tolman
Scott H. Sessions
Byron
Thales Smith
Shell
B. B. Patterson
Greybull
Warren Dailey
Hyattville
Oliver Irwin
Carl Armeling
L. E. McDaniels
Oliver Hower
Basin
Otto News Items Roundup From Basin to Burlington
Erick Erickson visits Basin. Clair Johnson and family travel from Cowley to meet Chas Lyman and visit the Lyman ranch. Mrs Clifford Crosier ill with appendicitis, husband to Basin for treatment. Marion Crosier moves to Clifford’s ranch to oversee stock. Maggie Tolman visits Otto from Tensleep then to Burlington. Farewell party at Fowler home as they move to Basin Gardens. R C Fletcher and Harold Basin visitors. E M Ayres and Horace English visit for doctor visit. Mrs Welch of Greybull travels via Ford to Cody. Goldem Welch visits Chas Lyman ranch. M H Englieh of Burlington auctions this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erick Erickson
Basin
Clair Johnson
Cowley
Chas. Lyman
Johnson's
Lyman Ranch
Clifford Crosier
Marion Crosier
Clifford
Maggie Tolman
Tensleep
Otto
Tuesaday
Burlington
Mr. Fowler
Fowler's
Basin Gardens
Stringtown
R. C. Fletcher
Harold
E. M. Ayres
Horace English
Basin and Greybull
Ruby English
Hay shortage in Big Horn County prompts call for action
Wayside Observations urges stockmen and bankers to plan for feed security. Five cars of hay arrived from Kansas City and hay commands $10 per ton, while alfalfa and grains pour in from multiple states. The piece criticizes farmers who rushed to sell hay at low prices and urges building pit silos and growing silage to secure winter feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn County
Kansas City
Big Horm County
Farm Bureau
John Doe
New Forest Grazing Fees Delayed Installments Authorized
The Secretary of Agriculture waives 30 day advance grazing fee payment in National Forests this year. Stockmen may pay in two installments with final settlement by December 1 1922 and no interest on deferred amounts. Grazing permits issued on first payment. failure to settle by December 1 may revoke grazing preference and trigger legal action. In 1921 about 38 000 livestock owners grazed over 2 million cattle and horses and over 7 million sheep and goats in western National Forests. Desert entries filed near Greybull by John B Engle and Henry Wegner last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Forest Service
National Forest
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. B. McDaniele
County Ament
John BR. Engle
Henry Wegner
Emblem
G. W. Chase
St. Joseph, Me
Chase
House of Moore
Montane
Willys
Wises
First National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Ber
James G. Noll Lumber Co
H. W. Horn
Mgr
Dave Tuttle
Prop
C. A. Hime
Hime Bros. Contractors and Builders Basin
Wyo
F. M. Hime
Goodrich
Court House
J. R. Goodrich
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