Lincoln County Officials and Commissioners Meeting Notes
Lincoln County officials list includes county seat Kemmerer with commissioners Thos D O Neil John F Erwin and Chas H Peterson plus clerk Harold R Harrison and sheriff FE Hanson. Other offices named include treasurer Benjamin Bell clerk district court Carl Cool assessor Geo W Tanner county attorney Ivan B Jones superintendent Maggie F Nickelson surveyor Jesse J Reed coroner R H Embree. Commissioners meet in Renner on the first Tuesday monthly to transact business, with bills and affairs due in the county clerk to ensure prompt handling.
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Kemmerer
Thos. D. O'Neil
Big Piney
John F. Erwin
Grovant
Chas. H. Peterson
Smoot
Harold R. Harrison
S. FE. Hanson
Benjamin Bell
Carl Cool
Geo. W. Tanner
Ivan 8. Jones
Maggie F Nickelson
Jesse J. Reed
R. H. Embree
Renere
Advantages of the Home Grown Feeders
Advantag es of home grown feeders emphasized by tL M Bennington. Recommends selecting a small, uniform group of feeders in one neighborhood to improve profitability and acclimation. Advises raising high quality feeding cattle on farms, feeding alfalfa, clover and corn stover plus grain, and selling when prices are favorable and just off grass.
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Tl. M. Bennington
Excellent Notes on Care of Swine
Practical hog raising guidance stressing grass as feed, careful grain use, and economical routines. Advocates lime disinfectant, clean waterers, humane treatment, and close hog management. Warns against mud and dust as feed hazards while noting longer bodies suit better than shorter snouts.
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West
Of Course Farmer Should Keep Sheep
A farmer urges sheep farming as a profitable option, noting weeds are eaten by sheep and fatten well with simple wire fencing. Advice favors a breed producing heavy shipping lambs with fleece secondary, suggesting starting with market ewes as thrifty stock options. Also, a brief aside touts fresh butter as superior.
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Co. D. Lyon
Proper treatment of all farm horses during cold weather
Farmers dangerous practice of driving teams through cold water to wash feet risks disease. After wetting, teams should be warmed with blankets and fire first, then dried with straw or cloth. Do not let horses air dry. rub dry to prevent chills and fevers. Proper care requires more attentive handling of feed and rest.
Brands Accepted for One Year by Brand Department
The Brand Department approves one year branding for cattle. If a shorter term is chosen, the yearly price of 23 dollars must be paid. Brands are applied to the animal’s hide cut.
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Oime
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BIG Piney Examiner
Big Piney Postoffice
C. P. MacGlashan
Lincoln County Officials
City Drug
Nyal
Wyoming
Big P
F. Whitman
C. F. Ball
P. O. Daniel
Cottonwood Land & Livestock CO
Cottonwood
Wyo
P.O
A. Luman & Sons
Green River
New Fork
George D. Ross
Ae Brand
James Mickelson
Twin Creek
ED. Rowe
North Piney
Fall River Basin
P. O. Mason
J. M. Noble
Cora
W. E. Enos
Horse Creek
John Rahm
Pine Creek
PO Gore, Wyo
Peasan de Sagiemia
Evanston National Bank
Evanston
Cal Us
da F
Bi Bayvines
H. Brown
Atkin
Jason and
James M Mickelson
George Cameron
D. J. Brown
Jas. Black
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