Union Pacific to Supply Cars for Wyoming Hay Haul
Wyoming ranchers win a pledge from Union Pacific to supply freight cars to haul hay within Wyoming. Freight officials will embargo cars for hay to Nebraska markets while cars are reserved for Wyoming points. Cattle losses rise as hay shortages threaten, urging prompt action. buyers warned isolation could push hay shipments to spring and hides later.
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William Thomas
Overland Cattle Company
Denver
Cr. Lene
Union Pacific
Albany County
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Thewas
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Piney judge and promoter in street brawl dispute
In Big Piney a quarrel erupted between Judge Durnford and promoter Chase Lackey. Lackey invited a free for all in the street. the judge refused to fight but offered his son to participate. The judge then had Lackey arrested on unknown charges, and Lackey was jailed after pleading not. Deputies delayed transporting Lackey without county attorney instructions, leaving him at large.
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George Jwurntord
le Piney
Justice of the Peace
Durnford
Chase Lackey
Big Piney
Lackey
Etreeta
Balanced Rations for Sheridan Calves
Sheridan, Jan 29. County Agent S. M. Fuller has been working on balanced rations for calves at the instance of local stockmen. Alfalfa hay straw and cottonseed meal form the basis for the rations and Fuller finds that in high price times a scientifically balanced ration costs between seven and eight cents per day per head for calves.
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5S. M. Fuller
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Douglas Ola Appoints Full Time Paid Secretary
The Industrial club at Douglas has appointed a full time well paid secretary and aims to accomplish more this year. President George L D Hercu said this during a Cheyenne visit with his wife, joined by Mr Berelli, representative of the Chicago Wool Fur and Hide Co., a major western firm.
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George LD. Hercu
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Cheb
Cheyenne
Berell
Chicago Wool, Fur & Hide Co
West
Victims of Freezing Weather Undergo Amputations
Jan 29 KPMMERER Mrs Nora Doty and her infant daughter, victims of freezing weather after two nights outside while reaching near Viola, underwent amputations last Thursday. Mrs Doty lost all toes on one foot and the child lost one toe. They will be sent to Alma Nebraska to recover after hospital treatment.
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Nora Doty
Viola
Mra. Doty
Alma
Neb
J E Gilbert Buys 5000 Sheep For 60000 In Buffalo Sale
MOORCROFT Jan 29 J E Gilbert of Buffalo pays 60000 for 5000 breeding sheep at 12 each from John Powers of Sheridan Powers retires after four and a half years with about 75000 in net profits from the sheep industry following a 73000 debt. Powers headed 10600 sheep in fall 1911. Next spring he reduced to 2800, borrowed 20000 more and still built a fortune.
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Heavy Stock Losses From Severe Storm
LARAMIE January 29. A storm killed 400 head of cattle in Elk mountain timber. J F Pierce near Rock River loses about 1000 head. One ranchman fears no horses will be left if quick care is not given. Bufton Lane losses small. company sheep well housed.
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Elk Mountain
J. F. Pierce
Rock River
Joe Lane
Buutin-Lane
Gossard Corsets Advertised by Mrs R L Diy
Local ad notes Gossard corsets sold by Mrs R L at 1616 Central Avenue. Includes a DIY style listing and agent reference.
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Central
Agen
Uncle Sam on Use of Potato as Food
Home economics specialists advise shoppers to pick smooth potatoes, avoid light exposure, favor smaller and evenly textured tubers, and cut larger potatoes to quicken cooking. When needed, slice or cube to create creamed or mashed dishes.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Regulation of concentrated commercial feeding stuffs sale
House Bill No. 102 by Oviatt regulates sale of concentrated commercial feeding stuffs and materials from artifices. It prohibits adulteration and requires correct weighing and marking. The bill provides for sample collection, enforcement expenses, penalties, and empowers the director of the experiment station to act.
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Oviatt
Wyoming Senate Bills and Fortification Efficiency Act
Senate Bills No. 48 by Committee No. 15 seeks to boost Wyoming military efficiency in line with the 1916 National Defense Act, repealing Chapter 88 of the 1913 Session Laws and aligning state measures with federal defense provisions. The measure aims to modernize the state’s military forces and ensure compliance with national defense requirements.
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Wyoming
Wyoming statutes section notes and referrals
Sections 577 and 578 of the Wyoming compiled statutes from 1910 are listed with committee referrals. Proposals include terms for district court in the sixth judicial district, changing venue and judges in civil and criminal actions, banking law revisions, and cooperation of water users.
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Wyoming
Mayea
Sixth Judicial District
Judiciary Committee
Fifteen Men Plead Guilty in Vote Selling Case
Cincinnati Ohio January 29 fifteen men eight of them with degrees pleaded guilty before Federal Judge Howard Hollister to charges of selling their votes in the recent presidential election. They testified they were paid three dollars per vote.
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Cencinnati, O
Howard Hollister
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