Cattle and Horse Branding Maps Near Big Piney Wyoming
John B. Curtis reports cattle branded per cut on reef five and hip. Horses branded co on left thigh. Cattle range Mall River basin. Horses Dry Piney basin to head of La Barge. Postoffice Big Piney Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.J. Luman
Hillmont
Wyo
Green River
Newfork
Green River Lake
P. O. Hillmont
Murdock Estates
Postoffee
Big Piney
Wyoming
Cireleon
Twin Creek
Beaver
Fall River Basin
Halfway
New York
Postoffice
Daniel
Fall River
F. Mickelson
Horse Creek
South Piney
al Osterhout
Dan Rathbun
North Piney
PO. Mason
Green River Valley
Tameaina
John B. Curtis
Mall River Basin
How Fast Can Steam Trains Travel Under Ideal Conditions
An authority on railroad facts estimates a practical speed limit near 100 miles per hour with near perfect track and equipment. Stopping distance at 100 mph is about half a mile under favorable conditions, while a mile per minute train could stop within 90 feet. Increasing speed to 100 mph triples the required stopping distance, underscoring the need for clear tracks at high speed.
Money as teeth and shells in distant cultures
The New Orleans Times-Picayune notes laughter at Tapua New Guinea where dogs teeth serve as money. The piece recalls Americans once viewing wampum shells as currency, with beads worn by women as adornment and exchange tokens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tapua
New Guinea
New Orleans
Times-Picayune
America
Bank of the West Promises Prompt Banking Service
An aged bank profile highlights twenty years of successful operation aimed at aiding stockmen with rapid, efficient service in all monetary matters. The institution emphasizes its experience and reliability in handling financial transactions and supporting local commerce.
Ivory and bone as civiliz ed treasures in culture
The passage ponders the aesthetic value of ivory bone and animal parts in civilization. It notes dogs teeth tusks turtle shells pearl oyster shells and conch cameos as admired objects and asks if beauty in these materials undermines charm in nature. It cites familiar phrases like clean as a hound's tooth to illustrate enduring metaphor.
Lancashire Thrift Clubs Fund Summer Holidays Abroad
The New York Sun highlights how Lancashire mills and workers fund a summer holiday by weekly thrift club subscriptions. Wakes week in August sees closures as thousands travel to Blackpool or Isle of Man. Stockport members withdrew $107,500 in one week. Shavingtown saved $127,100 for its summer spree despite poor trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crutings
England
Lancashire
New York Sun
Blnackpool
Isle of Man
Stockport
Shavy
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Josephine A. Budd
John C. Budd
Mickelson & Jensen
M. Noble
Cota, Wyo
E. S. Plank
Ludvig Lindback
J. W. Montrose
ystoMce
C. H. Kelly
Wm. Woods
Clifton
Frank Springman
Ira A. Bailey
LaBarge
W. F. Bleamer
Merna, Wyoming
W. W. Luce
Range
Walter C. Ball
Ava
Gust Larson
Alex Price
E. A. Richardson
W. E. Enos
E. L. Shideler
T. D. O’neil
Rangeo
Twi Creek
P.O
Wye
D. Eb, Bess
Kendall Wyoming
D. Chapel
Big Piney, Wyoming
M. W. Clarkson, Merna
D. I. Guthrie
Mason, Wyoming
Charles Budd
Marbleton
C. G. Jewett
South Horse Creek
Merna
H. L. Budd
Frank
D_ Ball
Ralph W. Mills
Dia
The
Rock Springs National Bank
United States Postal Savings Depository
Sch
MR. Cattleman
Triangle Live Stock Commission CO
Personal Service
Triangle Live Stock Commission Coo
Geo. E. Parker Sheep
C. J
Chris
Horn Cattle
Omaha
Ino. Nielsen Hogs
Big Piney Barber
Howerton
Marcelling
Oswald CO
Ly Ra
Stock Yard Station
Clyde
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