Livestock and Railroads Shape Western Development
An overview notes how transcontinental railroads spurred settlement from the Missouri River to the Pacific. It highlights subsidies, open markets in Ogden, Salt Lake, Spokane, Portland, San Francisco, and Los Angeles, plus the role of livestock in soil fertility and cash flow for small producers, and the need for soil replenishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Great West
Southwest
Missouri River
West Coast
Pacific Coast
Red Oak
Iowa
Great American Desert
Union Pacific
Central Pacific
Union of the Pacific
Iocater
Ogden Salt Lake
Spokane
Portland
San Francisco
Western Railroads
Sublette County Board Proceedings and Local News Highlights
The Examiner prints the retiring and new Sublette County Board proceedings and designates The Examiner as the official county newspaper. It notes sympathy for editor George Ewer Jr. of The Wyoming Times over his father George Ewer Sr.’s death in Draper Utah. Senator Oscar Beck was arrested in Cheyenne for leaving the House, then resumed his senate seat after paying a cigars and candy fine. editorials urge railroads to back livestock and agricultural efforts and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Examiner
Board of County Commissioners
Sublette County
Gust L. Larson
Halfway
James P. Jensen
Big Piney
J. W. Montrose
Daniel
George Ewer, Jr
Wyoming Times
Evanston
George Ewer
Alex Engstrum
Draper
Utah
Cheyenne
Oscar Beck
Senate
State Senate
House of Representatives
House
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BIG Piney Garage
L. Z. Bess
Prop
Wyoming
Shirley Drug Co
the House of Service
Clyde Building
Big Piney, Wyoming
South Bend
Big Piney Merc. Co
THE
BIG Piney Examiner
Green River Valley Newspaper
Geo. W. Hopkins, JR
Buick
Bill
Burney & Co
General Merchandise
Hotel
Kemmerer
Kemmerer, Wyoming
C. A. St Clair