Real estate transfers listed for Greybull and Lovell areas
A batch of property transfers shows buyers and prices across Greybull Lovell and Burlington additions. Names include Orson V Asay Orin Lynn Henry Mead J L McMillan H H Sandman Alfred Bromfield Walter Pauley Joseph Christopherson Nelson Johnson B O Shoemaker Martin Lovell Land Co Carl Wasmuth Ethel Mackenzie Bert Calnan Paul Mosset R F Robertson Emery Allison Solon Lyman W H Dodd Erick Matheson and others with various lot portions and tracts in 8-62-06 44-61-93 55-52-93 20-51-95 and related parcels.
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Orson V. Asay
Orin Lynn
Henry L. Mead
George W. Husted
Meads
Greybull
J. L. McMillan
W. M.cline
McMillan
H. H. Sandman
Alfred J. Bromfield
Lovell
Walter H. Pauley
Jenie F. Spencer
Joseph Christopherson
Nelson & Johnson
Burlington
Wyo
Land Imp. Co
B. O. Shoemaker
Martin Et Ux
H. B. Booth
Linnabary
Lovell Land Co
Carl Wasmuth
Ethel Mackenzie
Con
Bert Calnan
Mackenzie
Paul Mosset Ax
R. F. Robertson
Knodes
Lincoln Land Co
Emery Allison
Charles R Lyman
Solon E. Lyman
Gas Exposure Endangers Two Drill Crew at Lit tle Buffalo Well
Severe gas in a deep test well pit at Lit tle Buffalo basin nearly suffocated two drillers. One escaped but was trapped against the casing, then both were overcome again while attempting a rescue. A rope rescue pulled the second man from the pit. Dr LeGault and Ralph Elliott arrived to aid the barely responsive workers.
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Little Buffalo Basin
LeGault
Ralph Elliott
Meeteetse
A Warning From France Ends Rail Strike
The French rail strike ended after 13 000 patriotic volunteers kept trains moving. The piece argues similar action could occur here if labor leaders attempt to paralyze transportation and warns against their bluff.
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France
Problems of Taxation and War Debt
The piece argues against a one time capital tax to erase war debt, warning it would curb production and jobs. It notes future generations should share war costs and cautions that high taxes already threaten business initiative and enterprise in the United States.
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United States
Glenn E. Plumb
U. S
Wanted 300 Hens State Price in Thermopolis
Carl Kroll of Thermopolis Wyoming advertises for 300 hens at a state price from Owl Creek area. The notice requests supplier contact for sale arrangements and pricing.
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Carl Kroll
Thermopolis
Owl Creek
No Rise in Grazing Rate Defeated by Western Lawmakers
Western flockmasters and cattlemen narrowly defeated a move to raise grazing fees on national forest reserves. The agricultural appropriation bill included a provision tying charges to commercial pasture values, with attempts to increase rates up to 300 percent blocked by western members. A $35,000 line item for grazing studies was restored.
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Secretary of Agriculture
French
Idaho
Hayden
Arizona
Haugen
Kansas
Missouri
Maryland
Mendel
Agricultural Committee
Rates increase debate opens for stockmen hearing
The Lander Journal notes the committee may inform itself and allow stockmen time to be heard as rate changes are raised.
Basin Garden Club Wins State Championship Banner in 1920
Grace Warren presides as Basin Garden Club members accept the state championship banner. The meeting at Basin High features a piano solo by Catherine Extra, a talk on Clover Leaf achievement, and notes on potato and garden club work for 1920. The report applauds the Basin Boys and Girls Clubs and looks to another banner year.
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Grace Warren
Basin Garden Club
Dupertius
Champion
Grace
Catherine Extra
Rev. Jones
Calhoun
Basin
What Must They Think About Our Federal System
The piece recalls the Continental Congress of 1776 and Washingtons retirement, contrasting it with contemporary efforts by the current president to replace the U S constitution with a centralized world government centered in Europe, warning loyal Americans.
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Continental Congress
Philadelphia
America
George the Third
United States
George Washington
Congress
Europe
Delegates Appointed for Good Roads Meeting
Governor Carey appoints thirty four state delegates to the eighth annual United States Good Roads Association meeting in Hot Springs Arkansas from April 12 to 17. Chas A Welch of Cowley A H Griffin of Greybull and P P Anderson of Basin are chosen from this county.
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Carey
United States Good Roads Association
Hot Springs
Ark
Chas. A. Welch
Cowley
A. H. Griffin
Greybull
P. P. Anderson
Basin
Secret Societies Evening Meetings In Fraternity Hall
Local notices list recurring fraternal group meetings including Basin Lodge No. 29 K of P every Friday, Temple Lodge No. 20 A F and A M on the second and fourth Wednesdays, Order of Eastern Star on Mondays, Basin Lodge No. 35 I O O F on Tuesdays, Basin Encampment No. 15 I O O F on the first and third Thursdays, Eliza Rebekah Lodge No. 26 I O O F on the first and third Mondays, and Basin Camp No. 6586 M W A on the second and fourth Thursdays.
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Fraternity Hall
Temple Lodge No
A. F
A. M
The
Order of Eastern Star
I. O
Eliza Rebekah Lodge
Basin Camp
C H Cropley Auctioneer Stock and Ranch Sales
Auctioneer offers all classes of stock and ranch sales with reasonable commissions. Special attention to blooded stock sales. Write or wire at my expense. Greybull Wyoming Box 6.
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Greybull
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M. B. Walker
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V. E. Larrick
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Brome & Hyde Laws
Basin State Bank
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