Nobles Visit Brother's Home In Big Piney Area
Z T Noble of Big Piney and Charles Noble of Iowa visited their brother James's home for several days last week. E M Belknap left Wednesday for Rock Springs by auto. Bertha Boulter, visiting her sister Mrs C W Wright, left last week for Boulder. Mr and Mrs Jorgensen visited the Jenkins home one day last week. ShellE Baker and family were over the fore part of the week for supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. T. Noble
Big Piney
Charles Noble
Iowa
James
E. M. Belknap
Rock Springs
Bertha Boulter
C. W. Wright
Boulder
Mrs. Jorgensen
Jenkins
Shelle
Baker
Local Social Notes and Visits Highlight Week
Misses Fern Hittle Martha and Maggie Clark called at the 8 D and W H Allen homes Wednesday. Earl Dragoo of Big Sandy went to Pinedale Friday returning Saturday. Miss Martha Clark returned to Cora Thursday with her father. Miss Blanche Barnett heads to Oregon this week after two weeks with her sister at Big Sandy. Mrs Will Church and Mrs Jas Jensen spent Thursday with Mrs W H Allen. Fishing seems the order of the day now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Hittle
Martha
Maggie Clark
Interesting events at McLaughlin Ranch gathering
Neighbors met at Jas. McLaughlin's on Sunday to view a Wild West show. Highlights included a fake race and foot races among attendees, with playful antics and local participation throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. McLaughlin
75 000 Fish Fry Planned For Local Streams
Frank Poston and Jas LeMarr aimed to plant 15 000 fish fry in the Big Sandy headwaters and East fork after delays in shipping. Earlier plans to stock Green River were cut when fry in sloughs died as river water declined, reducing total stocking this year compared with 60 000 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Poston
Jas LeMarr
Poston
Mr. LeMarr
Laramie
Big Sandy
East Fork
Green River
Rock Springs
July 4 Celebration Practice Does Not Impress
The report notes pra ctice rides by boys for a big 4th of July celebration with many attendees. Champion riders were Gilen Coleman and Jas McLaughlin. Present were Mr and Mrs Jas McLaughlin Jack Rutledge Pred Eklund Mrs Murray of Cheyenne sisters Martha and Gertrude Clark Cora Holt and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilen Coleman
Jas. McLaughlin
Jack Rutledge
Pred Eklund
Murray
Cheyenne
Martha
Gertrude Clark
Cora Holt
Billie Bayers
Jas Pope
Coleman
Isolated Tract Notice for Publication Public Sale
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Evanston Wyoming announces a public sale of land under the March 26 1912 act. Thomas D O Neil of Big Piney Wyoming holds Serial 03269 and bids start at 2 76 per acre for Lots 3 56 and the fractional lot in Township 29 North Range West of the Sixth Principal Meridian totaling 110 589 acres. Objections or claims must be filed by sale time. Register Alex Nesbit. Dates July 2 to August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. B. Land Office
Evanston
Wyo
General Land Office
Wnder
Alex Nesbit
Western alfalfa planting practices for irrigation regions
The article discusses alfalfa sowing in humid east versus arid west, noting barley as a strong nurse crop and wheat oats common for pay. It covers altitude and soil factors, nurse crop timing, seeding rates, irrigation effects, and the practice of drilling alfalfa with winter wheat, plus removal of nurse crops to protect seedlings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
San Luis Valley
Orange Judd
County Roads Supervisor Calls for Rubbish Disposal
By order of the supervisor of county roads residents are urged to throw trash into cans or rubbish along county road ditches to keep highways clear and safe.
Building durable poultry coops against weather
Advice stresses sturdy design for growing chicks to endure thunder and rain. Emphasizes cleanable, operable structures and notes initial cost but long term gains from modern appliances.
Importance of Cowpeas Crop Expansion
Cowpeas grow in increasing importance each year. Farmers who plant them once tend to plant more next season. Although a southern crop, they prove profitable in the north and should be sown more. Try some for the milch cow to test profitability.
Poultry Rearing Advice prompts careful culling and care
The article advises feeding meat scraps only if fresh, keeping one good hen, and culling chicks early to improve growth. It notes closer housing reduces lumber needs, urges dust baths for hens, and recommends insect powder in dust for health, warning exertion harms egg production.
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State Bank of
Jas. Mickelson, Pres
A. W Sstre
C.p. Macglashan
Big Piney, Wyoming
A. Kendall
Big Piney Merc. Co
Cora
Mclaughlin Ranch
W. BH. McDonald
P. O
PNET
Emporim
Cgieneral Merchandise
Lumber and Pains
Wyoming
Our Mail Order Department
Blyth
Haberdisnery
Morand
Sean Aunt Dae Hamsing
The
Rock Springs National Bank Depositary of
United States
Postal Savings Deposhary Notic
Kemmerer, Wyo
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