Optimistic View Of The Cattle Industry Emerges In KC Star
Kansas City banking leaders express cautious optimism on cattle amid persistent shortages. H L Jarboe notes calf crop decline and cow liquidation, while George S Hovey cites cattle comeback with higher cow prices. George R Collett warns range depletion may raise future prices and restocking challenges postwar.
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Kansas City Star
H. L. Jarboe
Drovers National Bank
Kansas City
Kansas
George 8. Hovey
Interstate National Bank
George R. Collett
Kansas City Stockyards Company
Bankers’ Club
Meadow Lake Club
Livestock Per Acre Increases Beyond Cotton Farming
The text notes livestock production has been separated into farm land categories in the last two years. It argues that all farming except cotton boosts livestock output per acre, reflecting experiential insight into farming practices and productivity.
Parents and Teachers Association Meeting Notice
A re organization meeting of the Parent Teachers Association will be held at the school house next Tuesday night November 7 7 30. All parents and teachers are requested to be present.
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Parent-Teachers’ Association
Weekend visitors extend stay after picture show
Mr and Mrs Walter Ball of Halfway visited the picture show last Sunday night and remained over until Monday before returning home, noting All Saints Day the following day and observing the Halloween weekend.
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Walter Ball
Halfway
State Board opens leases for 8000 acres of land
The State Board of Land Commissioners authorizes lease selections on 8000 acres of vacant government land. Applicants must file a formal application with $3000 fees, ensure selections do not exceed 320 acres, favor areas containing stock water, and agree to a five year lease at no less than 7 cents per acre annually. Apply using the Commissioner of Public Lands in Cheyenne, Wyoming.
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State Board of Land Commissioners
Commissioner OF Public Lands
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Piney business draws commissioner and trip plans
County Commissioner Charles Olson attended business in Piney Tuesday. Andrew Homer left Tuesday for Salt Lake City to spend three weeks with his wife and sons. He will return for a short period before heading to Zion to stay with the family for the winter months.
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Charles, Olson
Andrew Homer
Salt Lake
Zion
County Superintendent McDole Praises Rural Schools
County Superintendent of Schools Margaret C McDole spent several days touring rural schools visiting Murdock Wardell and Mason schools. She found the schools in first class condition and doing good work under their instructors.
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Margaret C. McDole
Murdock
Wardell
Mason
Cottonwood Breezes and Local School News
Mrs. 8. A. Lloyd left Monday for Gandy Nebraska to visit her parents. Mr. King and Frank D. Ball threshing grain this week. Carvel Simpson attended the dance at Piney and reports a good time. Carolyn Collins and Miss Wash Hodges attended a teachers conference at Big Piney. May Harris and Miss Aikman attended a conference at Pinedale. Miss Lockwood tested children at the Bentley-Chase school. Mr. O Neil and Orlin Black went to Irwin creek and brought down beef.
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8. A. Lloyd
Gandy
Nebraska
Carvel Simpson
Piney
Carolyn Collins
Bentley
Miss Wash Hodges
Nichols School
Big Piney
May Harris
Jewett School
Miss Aikman
Dunham School
Pinedale
Miss Lockwood
Bentley-Chase School
Mr. O'Neil
Orlin Black
Irwin Creek
Local visitors and rural school activity in town
Geologist A G Burritt and Wyota Oil Co manager visited on company business. County Commissioner Frank Ball returned Monday after several days in town with friends. Oscar Beck and G B Hackett went to Eden Valley for land appraisals for the State Board. Travel via Daniel and Pinedale due to desert road condition. Teachers with rural school pupils stopped in town to check pupil progress as part of a road trip to attend beef and education activities near Danham ranch and Jewett ranch.
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A. G. Burritt
Wyota Oil Co
LaBarge
Frank Ball
Oscar Beck
G. B. Hackett
Eden Valley
Guy Decker
Mr. Tyler
Cottonwood
Theling
Danham Ranch
Aest
Harve Scott
Ted Harrison
Jewett Ranch
Triangle Club Meets Friday in Big Piney Church Effort
The Ladies' Triangle club held its regular monthly meeting last Friday afternoon at Mrs. Sadie Osterhout's home. They discussed obtaining a resident minister for Big Piney to serve the Community church, aiming to raise a subscription covering the salary with possible support from Congregational headquarters in Denver. Members are active visiting residents.
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Ladies’ Triangle Club
Sadie Osterhout
Big Piney
Denver
Enrollment Jump Predicted at Cottonwood District No 7 High
Five students attend Cottonwood District No 7 high school this year and nine planned for next year, signaling growth in district enrollment and potential class expansion.
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Cottonwood
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Water Superintendent Division No
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Frank D. Ball
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