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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1930
Page
6
Applications for registration of motor vehicles must be made to the County Treasurer with bill of sale or ownership certificate and the 1929 license. Payments after April 1, 1930 must be by money order bank draft cash or certified check. Personal checks delay issuance until cleared. William L. Hesser County Treasurer. Subscribe for the Examiner.
The article argues 1930 may be a good year for feeding lambs as fewer feeder lambs are available, especially on the Pacific Coast. It notes losses by feeders last winter, potential price recovery, and suggests markets for feeder lambs, beef, and pork through smarter marketing, domestic grain sales, and improved forage. It also discusses range conditions in California and a forest fence project by the LaBarge Roundup Association to protect grazing land.
The Forest Service plans five miles of fence along the forest boundary near Dry Piney Creek to improve range management and curb trespass on the LaBarge cattle allotment in the Wyoming National Forest. The boundary there splits a natural grazing unit, indicating prior division of use.
Colorado shows 1,181.1 of 2,968.5 miles completed and Wyoming 1,757.2 of 2,825.1 miles finished in the Federal Aid system. Congress has approved increasing funding from 75 to 125 million dollars, with 50 million for current construction, and President Hoover is expected to sign. The program, totaling 122,809 miles nationwide, aims to expand and speed up road building beyond current levels.
The 1930 Agricultural Outlook for Wyoming predicts prices may stay soft due to higher production but notes a potential stability in feed costs. Poultry raisers are advised not to expand flocks in 1930 as local demand and production shift. Copies available from county agents and the University of Wyoming Extension. Basin-Great Western Sugar Company signs 1300 acres of beets. Cheyenne Jim Baker's frontier cabin to be repaired.
The 1929 Wyoming meat value of game and fish totals 869618 dollars with trout valued at 842476 and elk meat at 230220. Deer bear sheep and other species add 121162 3915 1856 48150 115829 and 5909 in value. The department notes a wildlife asset of about 5 million and an 18 percent return on meat value.
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