Cattle and horse branding noted near Green River area
Cattle branded on left hip with ear crop split and two wattles under jaw. Horses branded on left thigh. Range stretches from New York to head of Green River. Post office listed as Daniel, Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River Basin
Horse Creek
Beaver
Postoffice
Merna
Wyoming
J. G. Hayden
Cora
Wyo
Brande
Big Piney
Fontenelle
North Beaver
Pontoffice
Halfway
Beaver and
Twin Creeks
Daniel
Forks
Green River
New York
Twin Creek
T Creek
North Horse
Too Young to Keep Masks On by Red Cross Deeds
The piece highlights American Red Cross efforts in wartime France and Italy. It notes sending automobiles and toys to French hospitals near Toul and Evian, aiding children whose families are prisoners in Germany, stressing these actions as part of military policy and morale support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Toul
Nancy
Red Crosse
France
Germany
Evian
American
Italy
Notice of Publication Interior U S Office Evanston Wyoming
Notice is hereby given that John H Wardell of Big Piney Wyoming has filed intent to make final proof to establish a claim to the above described land before the United States Commissioner at Wyoming on June 8 1918. Witnesses Frank Tracy Mattie Wardell and Yoh Kay all of Big Piney Wyoming. NiSbet Register May 2 June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ent of the Interior
U. S
Evanston
Wyoming
John H. Wardell
North Range
Eugene Knee
Frank Tracy Ie Tracy
Mattie Wardell
Yoh cKay
Big Piney
Wyomin Ae
Nisbet
Register
Adv
Three Ball Company Branding Rules Noted in Range List
The Three Ball Company of Boulder Wyoming lists cattle branded on the left ribs or thigh and horses branded on the left thigh. Earmarks include both cropped and right split. Range covers from Boulder to Green River and Green River to Big Sandy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney
Wyo
Beaver
Fall River Basin
Postoffice
Halfway
Wyoming
Green River
Green River Valley
John C. Budd
Piney
Mason
Boulder
Big Sandy
P. O
Meatless program urged to economize meat in Wyoming
United States Food Administration calls for strict meat reduction to support army and allies. Officials cite weekly need of about 75 million pounds of meat for war effort, urge households to cut per meal portions and avoid waste. Seasonal meat supply shifts and new fishing expansion expected to ease shortages.
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United States Food Administration
Food Administration
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Charles R. Martin
B. F. Bentley
Merna, Wyo
Houston & Wall
Halfway, Wyoming
W.E. Spencer
Gust Larson
Frank D. Ball
W. E. Enos
Hecine Big Piney
Fall River
Bentley & Sons
North Horse Creek
Ludvig Lindback
C. G. Jewett
Charles Lindback
F. A. Fear
Clifton
John C, Budd
John B, Curtis
Horsea
Astee Range
Henry Binning
Abel Wilson
Marblaton
A. W. Smith
Harold Munn
Baum
H. L. Budd
Wm. Woods
Newfork
Abner Luman
Green River Lake
P.O
J. G. McLaughlin
Pinedale
Walter C. Ball
C. P. MacGlashan
C. F. Ball
Wye
Ed S. Allen
T. D. O’neil
Ten Creek
Per Cut
James ‘Mickelson
J. M. Noble
Pinley
S. M. Vickrey
Floyd Norris
C. A. Hiles
Nee A Eran Range Head
Greene
Fredbeck
John Angus & Sons Danial
Josephine A. Budd
al Osterhout
Ale Ploay
Wenn
Chet F
Chrisman
Pontoffice Big Piney
Brodie
Fall River Lezin
Dan B. Budd
George T. Wilson
M. R. and
C. F. Fish
Fred W. Harrison
A. H. Beecher
Marbleton
M. E. Rathbun
Brandon
Swallowfork
E. S. Plank
Frank Springman
Postoffice Corn
Muir Cattle Co
Mason, Wyo
South Piney
Arthur Mocroft
Upper Green River
Alex Price
E. A. Richardson
Nicka
Vigo Miller
J. W. Montrose
The
Three Ball Company
C. F. Webb
E. H. Shideler
Murdock
Hereford Ranch
Walden
North Park
Colorado
Maples Lad
Bonnie Brae
Aaron Mischief
Beau Mischief
Parcifal Mildred
Parcifal
J. H. Dickens
Magness Bros
Walden, Colo
W. Whitman
Joe McClintock Mason
Cottonwood
K. J. Luman
Hillmont
P. O. Hillmont