Notes from Liberty Bench Laughs and Livestock
Mrs. Frank Kellereman is nearly recovered from her attack of flu. The bench offers sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Pegg. Wm. Rehwaldt is at Hot Springs undergoing treatment. Much seed wheat is ready for drill. The Tedmons hosted Mr. Tedmon Jr and family en route from Canada to Colorado. Jack Pearce lambing. A H Tedman counting new hog arrivals and predicting fine pigs. A trip to Basin to view the Burlington potato car hints at a potential potato crop this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kellereman
Tedmons
Tedmon
Tedmon, Jr
Craig
Canada
Colorado
W.b.edwards
Southland
President Wilson
Jack Pearce
A. H. Tedman
Basin
Burlington
Farming Focus at Liberty Bench in Big Horn Basin
Land investment note touts Liberty Bench as the premier farming section of the Big Horn Basin inviting buyers to inspect prime acreage and potential yields. The teaser highlights rich soil and growing opportunities for agricultural ventures.
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Big Horn Basin
Liberty Bench
Candy becomes hotel staple as prohibition drives menu shifts
Prohibition sparks a hotel menu overhaul with candy expanding beyond a treat to a room service staple in New York. Candy sales quadrupled recently with guests requesting it at meals and even for breakfast, while candy remains taxed as a luxury. Separate notice: land sale inquiries from J. R. Bonwell and rental offer of a 160 acre Basin Wyoming farm near Basin, Wyo. m5.
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New York
New York Times
Copeland Townsend
Majestic Hotel
Basin
Atherly
Wyo
Side of the Story on Capital and Labor Unity
A former oil plant worker recounts his rise from 12 hour days to a 25 year investment, stock dividends, and plant expansion. He argues capital is built by labor and urges workers to save and invest, condemning agitators and warning that capital and labor must unite to resist disruption.
Basis of Prosperity
Alarming Washington reports say farm output falls due to scarce labor and rising wages. Population shifts to cities have priced farmers out, immigration stopped during World War I, and today no pool of farm labor exists. Farming earns less relief as costs rise, risking a looming food shortage.
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Washington
Increased Production and Oil Leasing Prospects Across States
The new oil land leasing law spurs immediate activity in California and Wyoming with 640 acre competitive leases in Wyoming and rights for old placer operators to lease up to 320 acres. Prospecting permits may follow in Utah Colorado Montana New Mexico as industry seeks to meet rising world demand and curb prices. The 1920 court order assigns Grace Evans the estate of the late Fred Ehrhard with a May 10 hearing and notices to interested parties.
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California
Wyoming
Utah
Colorado
Motana
New Mexico
Bank Report and Public Bridge Bids From Wyoming Notice
Report of the condition of the Otto State Bank at Otto Wyoming as of February 28 1920 shows assets liabilities and capital with totals. Notice to contractors sealed bids due April 1920 for constructing two steel spans shells creek and null draw near Greybull including plans and 5 percent bid check. state highway approval required and lowest bid not guaranteed.
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Otto State Bank
Otto
Wyoming
Shell Creek
Shell
Greybull
Null Draw
Estate of Fred Ehrhard hearing in Big Horn County
In the district court of Big Horn County Wyoming an order to show cause is issued in the matter of the estate of Fred Ehrhard deceased with Grace Evans administrator. The date listed is March 17 but the year is not stated.
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Grace Evans
Fred Ehrhard
P. W. Metz
District Court
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Grace Frana Administratrix Hearing Notice
Hearing on a matter on the date stated or shortly after may be heard. Grace Frana Administratrix. mif-a2
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Grace Frana
Notice to Bidders for Kane Bridge Earth Work
County clerk of Big Horn county Wyoming invites bids by 1 00 pm April 7 1920 for earth moving to create a new channel of the Big Horn river above Kane bridge. project involves about 16000 cubic yards of earth with work done per plans by the county surveyor. bids to be submitted as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Big Horn River
Kane
Kane Bridge
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Basin State Bank
J. R. Bonwell
Buick
Worland Garage Co
L. E
Laird, Pres
H. B. Paris
Mgr
Total
State of
Big Horn
J. K. Burnham
R. R. Ferris
N. EB. Winters
W. B. Snyder
W. W. Murphy
Willard
Ideal Stock Farms
Venience
Lou Blakesley
Wise’s Jewelry Store
Dave Tuttle
Prop
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