New Grain Co. to Furnish Market for Local Farmers
The Standard Grain company takes over the Greybull elevator and Cody Milling warehouse, with offices at Greybull and Basin. BB Watson will manage the new outfit and seek markets for farmers in the region. E A Davis of Basin will pay cash for eggs and poultry, with local merchants in Greybull Shell Burlington joining similar cash arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Grain Company
Greybull
Big Horn Milling Co
Cody Milling Co
Basin Il
Watson
E. A. Davis
Basin
Shell
Burlington
Bassa
Busy season limits attendance at Big Horn producers meeting
District 3 farmers report low turnout due to peak work period with many crops in planting. The article notes soil and water prospects for a bountiful harvest, upcoming special meeting plans, seed and crate supplies, labels for a trade mark, and prompts for members to volunteer for broom corn and popcorn planting as potential future crops.
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Big Horn Producers Association
Association
iWe
Frank Gapen
Hyattvile
District 3
Gapen
C. R. Spencer
Manderson
Off For Tensleep Auto Trip And Fishing Planned
Basin residents left last evening for Tensleep to enjoy community entertainment with Chicago visitors C. H. Smith and Frank Brigham joining J. B. Thompson plus a team. Most expect to return tonight or tomorrow with some staying through Sunday for a day of fishing. Fred Eberhard of Crystal, a prominent rancher, stopped by town Tuesday. STOP PAYING RENT Buy a home and pay for it with rent money Hoover Investment Co offers four houses on a monthly payment plan.
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J. B. Thompson
C. H. Smith
Chicago
Frank Brigham
Manderson News Briefs Tie Up Local Events
Percy A Spence of eastern Nebraska visited Manderson en route to Elmer Chatfield's ranch to spend the summer. Bridge unrest unsettled the town with quiet afterward. Cass Morris reported Manderson quiet but active in the upper country. Irving Ewart, Wm McCarty and Ed Hadaman went to Hyattville for horses and outfits to haul hay to the railroad. Manderson Lumber Co bought car loads of hay from Germania and Burlington and hauled all winter. Two Manderson ball teams formed and played a good game. A car load of horses shipped east to Omaha. Clark Lamport, who shipped cattle last week, arrived and plans another buy. Cattle go on the Bil ling block. Town merchants bought suites for the ball team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy A. Spence
Nebraska
Elmer Chatfield
Cass Morris
Manderson
Irving Ewart
Wm. McCarty
Ed Hadaman
Hyattville
Burlington Flats
Manderson Lumber Company
Germania
Burlington
Manderson Boys
Omaha
Clark Lamport
Oats Shipment and Local Notices Highlight Region News
Joe and William Jones shipped a carload of oats to Billings last Tuesday noted as a fine grade. Joseph Horrocks of Otto visited the county seat yesterday. The passage also mentions grayish items with a red tinge and merchant names on backs awaiting arrival in a week or two.
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Joe
William Jones
Billings
Joseph Horrocks
Otto
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