Domestic Science Made Public School Fact
A public school adds domestic science equipment funded by the Women's club using a 9200 contract and 207.40 paid for equipment, with 96.43 freight. A club committee, led by Mrs. Sullivan, negotiated with the school board to cover freight and installation costs. The article also outlines high school study hours, urging parental cooperation, regular attendance, and attention to preparation time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nemeh
Women's Club
E. J. Sullivvan
Mesdames JR. J
Achoal
Notice of Chattel Mortgage Foreclosure at Basin Wyoming
Notice of chattel mortgage foreclosure by Pioneer Trust & Savings Bank on June 19 1914 to secure 300.00. Amount due 306.04. Mortgagee to sell the described personal property at public auction at Basin Court House December 1914 2 PM: Standard Oil Drum Rig 1300 ft cable 30 HP boiler 23 HP engine turbine electric light plant. Attorney fees $50. Dated November 20 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. McGarvie
Pioneer Trust & Savings Bank
Gierk
Register of Deeds
Big Horn County
Wyomee
Tle Mn
Tront
Basin
Wyoming
Aulda Ae
Freeman thanks Horn County voters for campaign support
A brief notice thanks Horn County voters for campaign backing and pledges to work hard for them. It also reports Mae M. Freeman leaving for Newton Kansas for a planned stay, with expected activities during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tle Horn
Amd
Sudan Grass The New Forage Crop In Western Plains
Sudan grass, introduced from Africa in 1909, shows enormous yields and strong forage potential without irrigation. Trials across the Western plains, including Oklahoma and New Mexico, report two to eight tons of dry forage per acre and seed yields from 400 pounds to over a ton per acre. Risks include Johnson grass contamination and possible hybridization, but government experiments affirm its value as a hay crop alongside alfalfa. Seed prices high but Oklahoma station offers 26 cents per pound, with guidance on drilling and sowing density.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budan Srase
Africa
Sudan
Oklahoma
Plains
Kansas
Johnson
Oklahoma Experiment Station
Stillwater
B. R. Bennettn
Western Farm Life
Local Visitors and Business in Town Report
N J Long returned yesterday from a northern trip. Mrs W W Mumphy visited in Lowell this week. Carl Ley of Worland, Bernie Davis of Shell, L Brome of Worland and Q F Mackenzie of Shell were in town yesterday. Wm Edwards of Germania and A B Hubbell of Miamderson were in town yesterday. G M Tallon came from Raiden this week. Attorney Thos M Hyde had business in Billings yesterday. Clarence Gardner and Ariel Hanson of Paint Rock were in town yesterday. Al Kerahner of Shell and Jim Young of Otto were business visitors yesterday. Dr F M Booth retired yesterday from a trip north. Frank Jones and the Dickinson Bros of Shell filed on lands in 53-90 and 53-59 this week. A B Mercer Jr began suit in district court against the Cleveland Wyoming Oil Co. for money due on a drilling outfit. Max Jones, stepson of Mrs W B Hartigan, and Miss Juanita Brown visited the Hartigans on the North Bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jones
Dickingon Bros
Shell
A. 8. Mercer, Jr
Cleveland-Wyoming Oil Company
Cargo of Possums Roasts to Christmas Delay
Local tale reports H Phiapatrick known as Memphis receiving a cargo of possums from Tennessee. The creatures refused to eat alfalfas and butter despite peta treats, prompting a postponed big feast planned for Thanksgiving night and now delayed until Christmas week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Phiapatrick
Methodial Church Services for Men and Old People
Sunday programs announce a 10am Sunday school and an 11am service for old people led by the league. An 8pm evening service is described as a men’s service with open invitation. The article praises a men’s forward movement in Sunday school and church work and cites “The Hour and the Man” as the evening topic with a male quartet singing “The Church in the Wild Wood.” W. E. Caldwell, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Bob
Jim
Emd
Wildwood
W. E. Caldwell
Pasom
Wyoming Banking District Preference Sparks Regional Petition
Wyoming and Nebraska bankers oppose a move to place them in the Kansas City reserve district under new banking rules. They favor Chicago or Denver Omaha options, noting Chicago’s volume likely exceeds Kansas City. Of 218 Nebraska national banks, 205 signed the petition. 28 of Wyoming’s 30 national banks signed. The group argues for central reserve alignment with favored districts.
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Wyoming
Nebraska
Kansas City Reserve
Central Reserve
Denver
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
Kanes City
National Reserve Board
Wyong
Marnst
Shewo
Wyoming and Nebraska bankers prepare for new reserve banks
The article notes a hearing date set and a lawyer retained for the Wyoming and Nebraska bankers as the new reserve banks opened. It also reports a cattle disease investigation in Idaho affecting Rocky Mountain sheep, with multiple bureaus of the department of agriculture involved and a veterinarian dispatched to Italy to advance the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jimige W. D. MeHweh
Onha
Wyoming
Nebraska
The
Reserve Association
Department of Agriculture
Rocky Mountain Big Horn
Fire Mountain Gore
Lemhi
Idaho
Department
Forest notes and plans for trees and trade
The Badn Daden town forest yields about 67 500 dollars in annual profit per year, with fence posts and telegraph use noted. Massachusetts foresters plant one hundred shady trees in cities across four population classes, offering prize contests for best street tree planting. The Russian government blocks lumber exports including Caucasian walnut, prized by American furniture makers. A hermit resides with limited modern conveniences in a sylvan retreat.
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Badn-Daden
Germany
Yiekin
Massachusets Forestry Association
Entertain For Sister Mrs West at Kensington
Entertaining in honor of sister Miss Gantt. guests include Mrs M H Smith and others. Methodist services listed for First M B Church with times for Sunday and weekday meetings. community welcome noted. Real estate listing offers 160 acres on Big Horn river with water rights, mortgage details, cattle and farm improvements. Local butcher advertises cut-prison lard rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. West
Kensington
Mies Gantt
Gale
Big Horn River
Manderson
Collins
Basin
Wyo
Juatte
Mercer Bros Land and Live Stock Co Branding Details
Mercer Bros Land and Live Stock Co of Hyattville Wyoming trades cattle branded X-Z on the left side and 3N on the left side, with horses branded on the left thigh. Range includes Paint Rock and Nowood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer Bros. Land & Livestock CO
Hyattville
Wyo
Paint Rock
Nowood
Thigh
Range Paint Rock
Big Hors Mountains
P. O
Hyattville Wye
Neck
Hyattville, Wye
Red Bank
Tensleep and
Tensleep, Wye
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman's Club
Pioneer Trust & Savings Bank, al Odd Mortgagee
Ruth Donwhdeon
M. J. Freeman
Newton, Kas
Ghass
N. J. Long
W. W. Mumphy
Lowell
Carl Ley
Worland
Bernie Davis
Q. F. Mackenzie
Wm. Edwards
Germania
Hubbell of
Miamderson
G M. Tallon
Rairden
Thos. M. Hyde
Ness
Billings
Clarence Gardner
Ariel Hanson
al Kerahner
Jim Young
Otto
de. F. M. Booth
Max Jones
W. B. Hartigan
Mias
Juanita Brown
Viet
Hartigans
North Bench
Biologicat’ Survey
Bureau of Animal Induntry
Forest Service
Aleady
Italy
Fancy Westings and
Mackinaws
S. F. Feddersen & Co
M. B
Epworth League
Cky Meat Market
Budweiser Billings
Red Lodge Bottled Beer
William Douglas Brand
Terge Thas
J. E. Frison
Tensleep
Paint Rock and
Tensleep Creeks
Paris Dougherty
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