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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1929
Page
6
Police report details cattle branding across the Green River range near Billmont Wyoming. Brands include Zi and K with left jaw wattle, half crop left ear, and right ear, with two cattle noted as missing or fugitive.
The article assesses California pork demand versus production, noting Los Angeles county slaughtered 687000 hogs last year and California relies on imports from Nebraska and nearby states. It cites per capita pork use, total state consumption around 300 million pounds, and suggests Western farmers could focus on alfalfa seeds and pork while urging a regional survey of costs, feeds, and future markets.
A report describes C. G. Jewett noting cattle and horses along the left side and hip, with marks high on the body between the tail root and hip bone, and an underslope behind the left ear. The incident occurred near the South Horse Creek and Beaver area, with the post office at Merna, Wyoming.
Description notes left ribs for cattle and right shoulder for horses in a West Range area near Green River, north of Big Piney with reference to Big Piney Wyoming post office.
Its officers and directors are capable and experienced business men, familiar with the needs of the stockmen. Every possible courtesy is extended to our customers.
Government tract of 20 acres near Fort Russell leased for park use. Big Piney reports Clyde building installation. Laramie plans vine duct over Union Pacific tracks near University Ave. Cheyenne installs new equipment at Wyoming State Tribune Leader quarters. Casper forms mining syndicate and opens offices. South Pass to Rawlins allocates 25000 for bath house and landscaping at Saratoga Hot Springs reserve.
A fragmentary note notes 35,000 as the cost of construction for a Buffalo to Ten bridge project. It hints at steel bridge work and printing capabilities, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear context or dates.
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