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Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1911

Page

4

Big Horn County Fair Directors Reelect All Members

The Big Horn County Fair Association held its annual stockholders meeting in the Pioneer building. Officers and directors were reelected. $150 was allocated to seed purchases for Melon Day and $25 to Titus who was injured riding at the fair. A special stockholders meeting was set for October 14 to review finances and plan fundraising.

Big Horn County Fair Association Pioneer Building Anson Higby H. 5 Ridgely A. W. Coons Higby Ros. M. Hyde Messrs. A. Higby M. OO. Barnes J. Bircumshaw I. E. Jenkins B. F. Wickwire Barnes Bircumshaw Titus Hyde J. T. Huret 8. Ridgely Captain West Co. D C. C E E. Young Burlington Wyoming C. D. Markham Ahrens Basin Coons

Wyoming irrigation drives vast desert to farms and markets

The Chicago Inter Ocean notes Wyoming officials and journalists touring the state to showcase irrigation gains. It cites millions of acres conquered, vast remaining acreage for settlement, and claims reclaimed lands may yield higher per acre than the Mississippi valley, potentially lowering world food prices as eastern readers seek homes and markets.

Cateerner West Wyoming Rocky Mountain Yellowstone Park Mississippi Valley Chicago Inter Ocean

Poultry Yard Tips On Stock Health And Nests

The Poultry Yard urges selling surplus stock and using field dust or earth for chicks. It notes signs of good health, advises wire nests to reduce mites, and describes housing pullets before laying with china eggs as guides. Also warns against unhealthy birds in breeding pens and outlines a feeding plan during disease.

Peter Tumbledown Massachusetts Boston Advertiser

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