Impressions of Wyoming Experts on the Big Horn Basin
Eastern newspaper writers touring Thermopolis praise Wyoming's Big Horn basin as a vast agricultural opportunity. They highlight Buffum's hybrid grain work, irrigation advantages, seven rivers and five lakes, and the region's potential to support crops, cattle, and a growing population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thermopolis
Brother Noble
Denver
Uncle Billy
Wyoming
Big Horn Basin
North Carolina
Georgia
Professor B. C. Buffum
Luther Burbank
California
Dean Swift
Buffum
Big Horn
Paris
Yellowstone
Walter H. Fahy
Boston Transcript
Los Angeles Tribune
Evening Globe
Basin
United States
Grees Wyoming
Big Horn Basin promises wealth under Wyoming flag
George Griswold Hill reports in awe at the Big Horn Basin’s fertile land and abundant water, predicting rapid land-value growth as transportation improves. He likens Wyoming’s opportunity to earlier western booms and urges forward-looking farmers to seize virgin soil before prices rise. James H. Butner notes the Basin’s climate, fertility, and pioneer spirit as keys to its emerging empire potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Breckens
Portland Telegram
Baltimore American
Billings Gazette
Denver Republican
Galt Lake Tribune
Wyoming
Big Horn Basin
Big Horn Empire
George Rothwell Brown
Washington Post
Great Basin
Big Horn
Wind River
Omaha
George Griswold Hill
Washington
New York Tribune
Missouri River
Cheyenne
Faruth
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Canada
John Lorance
Boston Advertiser
Big Horm Basin
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Joel B. Frazier
Red Rock Springs
VAL Blatz
Milwaukee Beer
M. R. Douglas
Prop
John Corrigan, Jr
Atlanta Constitution
Charlotte
N. C
Billy Wilson
West
Buffalo
Miseiasippi
W. L. Stoddard
The
Frank K. Lord
National Monthly
James H. Butner