Protests Over State Sheep Dipping Order 27
A Natrona County letter criticizes the state board of sheep commissioners for order No. 27 which requires dipping in central and northern districts between May 15 and July 15 1909. Farmers say the plan is impracticable and harmful to lambs, urging restoration of April 15 to Oct 31 1909. Alex Weber supports fair terms and warns most wool growers oppose the prescribed dates due to limited dipping plants and travel time.
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State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Fremont
Natrona
Converse
Weston
Crook
Sheridan
Johnson
Big Horn
J. A. Delfelder
Natrona County
Bucknum
Walton
State Board
Alex Weber
Woolgrowers’ News From Natrona County
Natrona woolgrowers are told the Mokoma Valley Racing Co announces finished large dry sheds to protect wool from weather and installed scales for accurate weighing. A dipping plant will be ready by April 20. The firm offers direct shipping to eastern points to save freight, complete general merchandise, and invitation to join satisfied customers. R D Campbell, Secretary Manager, Waltman Wyoming.
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Natrona County
Mokoma ‘S'Racing Co
R. D. Campbell
Sec
Mgr. Waltman
Wyoming
Brutal Murder of Sheepmen Sparks Manhunt in County
Emge, once a cattleman turned sheep owner, became bitter toward sheepowners then reversed stance and bought sheep anew. Both sheepowners are prominent locally, with Allemand historically guiding flocks in the area. Woolgrowers offer 1000 reward. state board matches sum. A large posse organized by sheepmen signals intensified pursuit and possible further trouble.
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Emge
Allemand
Big Horn County Woolgrowers Association
State Board
Improving Their Homes In Park Addition
Mr Shaffer, contractor, is expanding a south side home with five extra rooms a hot water heating system a complete bathroom and a basement laundry He aims for the Hagens to return by early next week as the interior is finished in handsome style likely making it one of the nicest homes in Park addition
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Park Addition
Shaffer
Meeting to Organize Civic Improvement Club in Casper
A call for a meeting to organize a Civic Improvement Club in Casper will be held at the Town Hall on April 18 1909 The organization will follow a free program as printed in this paper Attendees listed include Mrs E P Holmberg Mrs Kate Stanard Mas J M Dunn Mrs H M Demoregr Mit Toa Hewes and Joseph J Hicks.
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Casper
E. P.holmberg
Kate Stanard
Mas
J. M. Dunn
H. M. Demoregr
Toa Hewes
Joseph J. Hicks
Casper Cornet
Hoffman
Easter Flower Sale at Dulling Market Promptly Priced
A notice shows Easter plants and cut flowers on sale at the Dulling Market with favorable prices. The issue also reports a new baby born to Mr and Mrs Hicks, a broken collarbone accident to Thorn, and moves by A W Lahey and Jos Sullivan to Denver and Cheyenne respectively.
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A. W. Lahey
Jos. Sullivan
Denver
Copper Gulch Mining & Reduction Company
Cheyenne
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Mr. Delfelder
J. H. Esmay
Sucorsaomi Schmidt
Esmay Casper, Wyo
Cleese
Grand Central Hotel
Mrs. Hicks
Jas. Grieve
Waltman
Grieve
Linois
John Wagner
Fred Muller
Saddle and Harness Co
Larimer
Colo
Kasper Bottling Works and Soft Drinks
North & Robinson
Grand Island
Nebraska
Crawford
Lander
Douglas
Fifield & Young
THE
Casper. Coal
UMBER
Stanley Overbaugh
Prop
Wood's Block
Second Street
Boston Cafe
Galia & Rae Proprietors
Rainoceros Lunch CO
Dalton & Young
Larsen-Jorgensen Co
Carpenters & Builders
Casper, Wyo
J. S. van Doren
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