Wayside Observations from County Agent
Dairy farmers urged to list cows for free tuberculin tests and place seed orders early. Seed supplies exhaust soon for alfalfa and clover while Corrosive Sublimate and Paris Green will be sold at cost through Rexall Basin. County meetings set through late March and early April to plan seed orders, demonstrations, and hopper work. women’s meetings with Miss Mary Roakhar to discuss homemaking dress forms.
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Rexall
Basin
Paris Green
Frannie
Denver
Cowley
Lovell
Byron
Mies Mary Roakhar
State Home
Laramie
Otto
Manderson
Community Farm Bureau Chairman Plans Meeting Dates
The Local Farm Bureau community chairman will arrange meeting places and notify all factions of the exact meeting date and time. State Club leader Mr. Chase will be in the county mid April and meetings will be scheduled later for him. The note urges strong attendance by both ladies and men.
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Farm Bureau
Chase
North Dakota Nonpartisan League braces for final struggle
Thermopolis March 20. After a recall election defeat in North Dakota the Nonpartisan League presses on with renewed organization. Leaders vow the coming clash between league independents will be the hottest yet as D C Dorman, ex Montana manager, takes over operations for the next campaign.
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Thermopolis
Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
Townley
League
Wyoming
Secretary Hughes Defends Four Power Treaty Authorship
Hughes says he wrote the Four Power treaty but calls authorship irrelevant. He challenges opponents to show how the pact contradicts U.S. policy or endangers the nation, insisting the treaty stands on its own merits. He urges focus on substance rather than who drafted it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
United States
Wyoming officials deliver one million highway bonds abroad
State Treasurer A. D. Hoskins and Deputy Charles B. Morgan returned from Boston with one million dollars in Wyoming highway bonds sold to investors. They called on Senator Warren and Republican Leader Mondell and enjoyed a 16 minute visit with President Harding.
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A. D. Hoskins
Charles B. Morgan
Boston
Wyoming
East
Warren
Mondell
Harding
Timely Beet Work Hints for Early Planting
Freshly manured beet fields benefit from disking before plowing as it mixes manure with surface soil and helps it turn under. Arrange beet labor early and apply to fieldmen if needed. Plant some beets as early as local experience allows and prepare a good seed bed promptly for early planting.
Letter on American Revolution histories by Wallace McCormant
Wallace McCormant former Oregon Supreme Court justice urges reform of school histories. He argues Revolutionary events should be plainly portrayed with vivid incidents and accurate facts to inspire patriotism and honor for founders. He cautions against emasculating history to favor British relations and calls for nationwide reform.
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Washington
New York
United States
Wallace McCormant
Oregon Supreme Court
National Society Sons of the American Revolution
Arison
New York City
National Society
Sons of the
Great Britain
Paul Revere
Bunker Hill
Delaware
George Rogers Clark
Mollie Pitcher
Nathan Hale
Valleyforge
Carolinas
Republic
Sevice
George the Third
A Persistent Collector Presses Allied on Rhine Expenses
Allied finance ministers pass the buck over the United States demand to cover the costs of keeping troops on the Rhine. The notice says they lack authority to settle, proposing the U S pursue claims with allied governments. A veteran claim agent, Mr Hughes, is trusted to press for ultimate collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Rhine
Hughes
Awakening Conscience Spurs Inquiries Into School Histories
An awakened conscience drives inquiries into school histories across cities. The text argues an American history should reflect its full name and insists past conduct of nations should not be expunged even as we seek friendly terms with others.
Historical remarks reveal coercive tactics in North Dakota drive
Thermopolis reports unearthed documents show threats by Arthur Townley in Finley North Dakota on October 21 1920 aimed at defeating nonpartisan league candidates. Bank manager F W Cathro warned of policy shifts at Bank of North Dakota and used public funds to back Townley campaigns.
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Thermopolis
League
North Dakota
Wyoming American Association
Arthur C. Townley
Finley
N. D
Independent Voters Association
Frazier
Lemke
Hagan
Seni
Sears, Roebuck
Mr. Cathro
Townley
State Bank of
Policy Holders Protected By Large Insurance Firms
General Agent Geo H Tyson reports year end figures for Great American and Phoenix fleets. Despite heavy underwriting losses, a substantial rise in the value of carried securities boosts assets and net surplus.
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Geo. H. Tyson
Pacific Coast
Great American
Phoenix
County warrants called for payment by date
March 3 1932 all Big Horn County warrants up to and including No B1530 are called for payment. Interest ceases after this date. Mazie V Rhodes County Treasurer.
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Big Horn County
Mazie
Foreclosure Sale Notice for Blakesley Mortgage, 1914
On March 30 1914 Emory J Blakesley and Sylvia Blakesley mortgaged property in Big Horn County Wyoming to Pioneer Trust and Savings Bank to secure 1625 with 6 percent interest. Mortgage later assigned to Dyer Cola Oehler and Northwestern Trust Company. Default occurred and amount due was 3414.54 with 200 attorney fees. Public sale scheduled April 29 1922 at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory J. Blakesley
Sylvia V. Blakesley
Pioneer Trust and Savings Banka Corporation
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Pioneer Trust and Savings Bank
D. M. Dyer
St. Paul
Minnesota
Haydon
Cola
Ira C. Oehler
Northwestern Trust Company, Trustees
Auction Notice From Basin Court House Wyoming Sheriff
Public auction at Basin Wyoming Basin Big Horn County Court House front door to sell sale of sald property for cash to satisfy sald debt and coat of sale. Proceeds distribution per law. Dated March 22 1922 B F Wickwire Sheriff First publication March 24 1922 Last publication April 28 1922.
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Court House
Basin
Big Horn County
Wyoming
B. F. Wickwire
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Wild Bear Garage Company
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