Cheyenne Hosts West Livestock Men Convention Crowd
Cheyenne welcomes livestock figures from across the west for a major convention. Delegates from Arizona, Montana, Colorado and beyond attend meetings on market conditions, forest grazing, and predator control with speeches by Walter L. Fisher and Elwood Mead among others.
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Mitter
Cheyenne
Ogden Armour
Inez
Division
Clifton
Union Pacific
Armour
Agriculture
Taft
A. E. de Riegles
Denver
Good Roads
the Plains
Masoule Temple
A. K. Fisher
United States Biological Survey
Thermopolia
Sam H. Cowan
Fort Worth
Tex
Dwight D. Heard
Resociation
Kendrick
Robert T. Carey
James Gallan
Texas
Wallie Sfuldekoper
Montana
Ike T. Pryor
Arizona
Dwight B. Heard
Phoenix
Association
A.B. Derigies
Henry G. Boles
L. FP. Verkaxup
J. M. Cartwright
C. 2B
Warn
Wallis Huldekeper
John A. Donavan
Wenset
C. Collins
Lewis
Ballerdick
W. P- George
J. G. Brown
N. Masey
George B. Frank
A. E. de Riciales
Colorado
Smith Wiley
F. W. Gray
BR. AR. Aden
Raymond Husted
A. A. MacLennon
Ll K. Po
Waere
Joseph M. Carey
Dwiett J. Heard
American National Livestock
M. Lynch
California
Men's Association
van Tascell
James Callan
Rio Grande
William R
Morley
New Mexican Cattle and Horse Growers Association
Judge Henry
Ijeane Baer
American National Livestock Association
Colorado Stockgrowers’ Association
Havre
John H. Burke
Montana Stockgrowers’ Asfordation
George C. Rafter
Wyo
Welccome
Jon
J. B. Kendrick
Wyoming
Robert D. Carey
Wyoming Stock Growers Association
Mattie
Hno. de
B. Heard
Julia M. Basnett
Crosbytoh
Australia
Elwood Mead
Berkeley
A. E. de Risgles
Walter L. Fisher
BE. C. Lasater
I. T. Pryor
George M. Potter
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington, D. C
W. J. Butler
Navy Cloth Prices Jump 140 Percent for 1917 Orders
The Navy Department opened bids for 20 000 yards of 50 ounce blue overcoating cloth for 1917 delivery. Prices ranged from 5.04 to 5.46 per yard, averaging 5.60, versus 2.40 paid before the European war began, signaling a 3.20 rise. Manufacturers cite large orders and low credit risk as factors driving cost increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Navy Department
Sater & Sons
Patterson & Greenough
Warrenton &Woolen Co
Milla
United States
Legislature Delays State Fair Bill and Postpones Others
Lawmakers postponed indefinitely a workman compensation refund bill and sent a fish hatchery measure for later. The state fair bill allocating 78000 was delayed till Friday. A bill drafting committee was approved to aid the legislature, and a joint resolution protesting oil locators’ treatment was introduced. Admiral Dewey’s death was noted and resolutions were prepared. the prohibition question to appear on November 1918 electors ballot moved forward with signatures pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall
Daniel
Lincoln County
House
Senate
W. E. Mutlen
Charles D. Blydenburgh
Lucas
State Leader
Washington
Congress
Pat O'Connor
Casper
Wyoming
Holliday and
Sibley
Kirkan Spencer
Todd
Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
HM. A. Dastro
W. EB
A. F. Jatter
National Advisory Board
K. Fisher
Attorrer An
F. Werk
Muale
Louis D. Hall
American National Live Stock Association
E. L. Burke
W. A. Cochel
Kansas Agricultural College
Manhattan
Kansas
E. L. Potter
Oregon Agricultural College
J. M. Jones
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
John R. Mohler
Bureau of Animal Indastry
Ford
Ford Delivery
Thompson Motor Company
7Th St
Most Central
Oviatt
Admiral Dewey
Barbers