Women and Poultry Farming as a Profitable Hobby
The article argues women can successfully manage poultry operations, from turkeys to ducks, by mastering markets and breed merits. It highlights rewards for skilled women, including hobbyists turning profits, and notes the growing appeal of poultry shows and home-farm opportunities.
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Poultry profits urged for women and families
A writer extols women and farmers to pursue poultry farming as a practical income source. Emphasizes careful records, pure bred stock, and focused breeding for 300 hens to earn a reliable yearly income while remaining productive at home. Encourages small farmers and daughters to stay home and work toward profitable poultry ventures.
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Arbor Day Observance Declared for Wyoming May Day
Governor Joseph M. Carey proclaims Friday May 1 Arbor Day in Wyoming urging schools state institutions and local officials to observe by planting trees and shrubs. He stresses reforestation importance amid native forest loss and calls for community participation and spreading awareness among youths.
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Wyoming Aske Opening of Land Reserve Sparks Debate
Report from Sheridan notes a congressional debate on opening nearly 2 100 000 acres of Crow and Northern Plains lands to settlement and irrigation. Secretary Lane’s stance favors cautious expansion, with a joint session resolution showing divisions and potential implications for western land policy and the Crow Nation.
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Arrests in cattle theft case prompt wide investigations
Reported arrests include Sherine A and Barrett Hallo with Sather and son linked to theft allegations. Detainees were transported to remote facilities amid ongoing inquiries in several counties. The case involves disputed storage and suspected interstate activity with authorities pledging further charges as investigations proceed.
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Death linked to self harm at ranch in Maine inquiry
A report notes the death appears self inflicted with a body found near a ranch. Authorities from Rok Satie Mat and local officials began investigations as the case draws attention to the circumstances surrounding the incident and potential witnesses.
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Wyoming News Digest Snapshot of State Events and Incidents
Readable items report diverse state matters from April and May including a fire at the Hor store in Cody, dairy cows sold to Thermopolis farmers, refinery and oil field notes, a sheridan post office staff change, and a legal case in Cheyenne. Also noted are accidents near London and political shifts in Averkat and Laurel with arrests and committee actions.
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