Forty Miles of Cultivated Belt Planned in Wind River Range
Reading the Round-up from Pinedale Wyoming reports a developing irrigation belt along the Wind River valleys. Ditches are extending from Pole Creek to Boulder and Muddy areas, with new irrigation bringing thousands of acres under cultivation and a belt forty miles long and five to ten miles wide forming along the foothills.
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Pinedale
Wyo
Wind River Mountains
Big Gundy
Faler Flats
Pole Creek
George R. DeNise
Gorden Hendricke
Boulder
Eastfork
A. Molling
B. L. Mack
University student maims limb in tree-sawing mishap
Arthur Zink, a University of Wyoming student, was injured when he sawed off a tree limb while sitting on it. He and the limb fell, and a race to ground determined Zink won by a neck as the limb hit first.
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Laramie
Wyo
Arthur Zink
University of Wyoming
Zink
Reorganization Proposed for Big Horn Basin Development
Charles F. Dickinson of Chicago appointed receiver for the Big Horn Basin Development company works on a plan to reorganize the firm. Stockholders and creditors to be paid, with backing of about $1,000,000, and the Oregon Basin irrigation project to reclaim 300,000 acres.
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Basin
Wyo
Charles F. Dickinson
Chicago
Big Horn Basin Development Company
District Court
Oregon Basin
Sherman Co Window Glass Sale Noted in Notice
Fragmentary OCR shows a notice referencing the Sherman Company and window glass, with unclear details about Foley’s Honey and Ter 2 and family quantities. The readable elements point to a trade or sale notice involving glass products and a company name.
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Pany
Foley
Various Wyoming Notices From Oct 13 Including Accidents and A Company
Pinedale reports Mrs. Bam Hoff injured after being thrown by a horse and remaining unconscious for hours. Almy marks the reopening of No. 6 mine by Rocky Mountain Coal & Iron Co after years idle. Evanston notes the withdrawal of J. P. Isherwood as clerk of court nominee. James Anderson named. Cow shooting reported near Shell. Buffalo reports death of John Eisenheimer at 66 in state home. Two Democrat nominees withdraw for coroner and assessor. Basin records Mercer Oil Co forming with 17500 capital. Public notice lists creditors for Isaac Greentree estate with filing deadlines August 17 1908. Administrator Henry Altman.
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Evanston
Wyo
J. P. Isherwood
Country Central Committee
James Anderson
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