Local Businessmen Plan Incorporation Ahead of Dry Farm Needs
In Torrington a group of local business men plan to incorporate to carry on business as a unit under M N Das management. Congress debates seed purchases for dry farm districts and a Warren bill proposes leasing 1 000 000 acres of public land for grazing to fund road building. Price spikes strike hay and alfalfa markets in Natrona and Fremont counties as stockmen seek affordable forage for livestock amid drought.
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Tas Torrington Telegram
M.N. Das
Mondel
Congress
Warren
Wyoming
Rariny
Riverton
Natrona County
Nebraskas
Ube
Sore
Natrona
Fremont
Winter Plans and Alfalfa Feed Shortages Mentioned
The text notes alfalfa provisions and winter feed concerns, questioning supply accessibility and cost. It references a person or entity cautioning about water and wells while discussing winter routines and possible resource constraints.
Governor Hedges Calls for Wyoming Presidential Preference Reform
The governor defends a 11th legislature primary law while criticizing the method of selecting delegates to the state and national conventions. He argues voters should express presidential preference locally and urges holding primaries in every precinct to reflect the people’s will without extra cost.
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Natrona County
Gower
Carey Eaid
Thow
Wyoming
Cavatien
FTC
Lewes Providentis
Coantias
Wyoming Immigration Board Offers Letters for State Promotion
The Wyoming State Board of Migration announces a contest inviting residents and former residents to write letters to their old hometown papers, promoting Wyoming as a place to live or invest. Prizes range from 5 to 100 dollars for the best letters, with additional notes on distributing the letters to rural East readers and inviting friends to Wyoming.
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Wyoming
Prines
Iat Con Munky
Cheyenne
Comyaksetoner
Lowe
Lo Ds
Ermof
Contes to Promote Wyoming Living and Immigration
The notice invites readers to write letters praising Wyoming as a good place to live and to submit them for publication. Prizes are awarded and copies of the paper should be sent to the Board of Immigration with name and address to support Wyoming's development.
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Board of Immigration
Wyoming
Local News Roundup From Besemer Area
Jim Smith from Besemer visits Towr ioelay as reports circulate on oil prospects in the region. Farm life notes include an expected seventy five thousand sheep to be shorn this spring and a local raffle of fifty dollar bills. A grand hall event, lumber shipments for a new building, and a bear hunt near Casper are mentioned amid community updates.
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Mr. Hurt
Ae White
N. G. Peters
Jack Veddanel
Omaha
Chas, Weston
N.S Frise Tol
Hay Springs
Midwest Oil Drilling Advances in Salt Creek Field Wyoming
Howard Galbraith reports from Independence Kansas about oil activity in Salt Creek Wyoming. The Midwest Oil Company has a gusher near 1,000 feet depth producing 1,000 to 2,000 barrels daily, shale and sand formations show promising yields, and multiple wells total around thirty-five with many in production. Teamsters haul equipment for a distance of forty-three miles to Casper.
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Howard BR. Galbraith
I Ndepent
Ewe
Kan
Salt Creek
Wyoming
Galbraith
My. Galbraith
Oll
Washeer
Oklahome
Gasper
Ueam
Casper
Joe
Midwest J Company
Ten Years Hence in Weddings and Ads
A playful sketch mocks future wedding write ups with a groom in a dark suit and refined details, while the surrounding ads promote second hand furnaces rooms for rent sheep pelts wanted and a Wyoming farm listing. It notes registration for woolgrowers at Cadome in 1912 and a store deadline for cadome work.
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Cadome
A. L. Wale Lace
Perconal
Wyo Union meeting in Cheyenne outlines education goals
The Cheyenne gathering of the W e U at Mewdole Ly Chow's home featured remarks by Wyoming State President Min Killen J. Wet'aufer and led by Mire Mutler O Carper. Ale Brak Bietgie introduced the program focusing on the value of education and humane development for the people with instruction from Obileothe, Superintendent of the firmamin samba, and de.
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Mewdole Ly Chow
Wyomby
Min Killen J. Wet'aufer
Mire
Mutler
Ale Brak Bietgie
Amade Deem
Wyo Wo Ang
Tullos
Ube
Hirmain Samba
Tulomwi
Umane
UL Uarner
Notice of Incorporation Poison Spider Petroleum Co
Notice states the incorporation of Poison Spider Petroleum Co in Wyoming with principal office in Cheyenne. It names a 50 year term and aims to develop productive resources and industrial interests in Natrona County and beyond as allowed by law.
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Siale
Cheyenne
Wye
Iar A. D. Tole
Bate
Wyoming
de Conde
Natrona County
Btate
Cenbene
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Castrm
Casper Mail
Jim Smith Fron Besemer
Towr Ioelay
Daily Mail
Pune
Heesemer
Caeper
Law
A. W. Maclan
Wedneerlay
Jesse James
J. EB. Wleems
Glennmeek
Win. Jones
TD. BR. Sams
Bothwell
Q. A. Meyers
W. PF. Hessino
Iteene & Steele
Hatley
Ferme
Fremont County
H. R. Logue
Kezema
Rome
Gaper
Black Smith
Andrews and
Irwin
Vece
Huff & Bailey
BLACK
Louis G. Jenks
Public Stenograther & Accountant
Hou Reaton Butlocko
McCall’s Magazine
And
McCall Patterns
Maine
McCall's
McCall
New York City
Greene & Steele
QoIne
Dal
Loval Preiaht
Wier
Giamatra
Avent
Casren
Odd Fellows
Casper Lodge
Unaak
Coas
GaLosma
Ina W. Navyuon
Kline & Washburn Attoneys
At-Law
Sane Cial
Prac Federal
Richair
Washinglen
D.C
Townsend Block
Waewe
Fen
Coe
Keith
Robrbaugh Black
Casper, Wyoming
W. Kocher
Poon
H. R. Lathrop
Kom Rbauon
Omce
Offies
Smith & Andrews
Hotel Wyoma
Nicolaysen Lumber Co
Schutter and Mitchell
McCormick
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