Union Pacific to Supply Cars for Wyoming Hay Haul
William Thomas reports Union Pacific agrees to provide enough cars to haul hay to Wyoming ranches in Albany County and beyond. Freight staff will embargo non Wyoming hay shipments. cars will be available at Nebraska hay markets on order for Wyoming ranchers. Ranchers warn delays could ruin cattle in the county.
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Laramie Law Co
William Thomas
Overland Cattle Company
Denver
Cr. Lene
Union Pacific
Albany County
Wyoming
Thewas
Wyoming Point
Union Pacific Freight Department
Nebraska
Moan
Cara
Thomas
Thenian Pacific
Lane
Inion Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern Moon
Justice of the Peace in Big Piney Involved in Street Fight
Judge Durnford and promoter Chase Lackey quarreled last week in Big Piney. Lackey reportedly challenged a “free for all” and was arrested after the judge refused to fight. Lackey was jailed after not entering a plea, with deputy Mills delaying transport awaiting county attorney directions.
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Kemmermek Jan
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 worked on calf rations at the request of local stockmen. Alfalfa hay, straw and cottonseed meal form the basis, and a balanced ration costs seven to eight cents per day per head for calves despite high prices.
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Sheridan
5S. M. Fuller
Mr. Fuller
Douglas Ola to Employ Paid Secretary for Club
The Industrial club at Douglas has appointed a full time and well paid secretary and plans to accomplish more this year. President George L. Hercu says the Cheyenne visit with his wife and Chicago Wool, Fur & Hide Co representative Berelli underscores support for the move.
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Douglas
George LD. Hercu
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Cheb
Cheyenne
Berell
Chicago Wool, Fur & Hide Co
West
Victims of Freezing Undertake Amputations Near Viola
Jan 29 KPMMERER Mrs Nora Doty and her infant daughter suffered frostbite while two nights outside seeking settlements near Viola They underwent amputations last Thursday with Mrs Doty losing all the toes on one foot and the child one toe The family will move to Alma Nebraska to stay with Mrs Doty’s mother after recovery in hospital where the operations were performed.
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Kpmmerer
Nora Doty
Viola
Mra. Doty
Alma
Neb
Torrington
Misa Myrtle Johnston
Myrtle
T. G. Powers
Laura Powers
Cheyenne
J E Gilbert Buys 5000 Sheep for 60000 at Sale
Moorcroft January 29 The Buffalo dealer J E Gilbert paid 60000 for 5000 breeding ewes bought from John Powers of Sheridan. Price per head 12 dollars. Powers retires from the business with about 75000 in net profits after four and a half years of operation following a 73000 debt. Powers in 1911 held 10600 sheep. after a disastrous winter he reduced to 2800 and borrowed 20000 more, yet ended by retiring a fortune.
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Powers
Heavy Stock Losses From Wyoming Snowstorm
A storm in Elk mountain timber reportedly froze to death 400 head of cattle. J. F. Pierce, a Rock River ranch manager, said about 1000 cattle were lost. One rancher warned of no horses left if care is delayed. Bufton Lane losses were minimal, while the company’s sheep remain sheltered.
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Laramie
Elk Mountain
J. F. Pierce
Rock River
Joe Lane
Buutin-Lane
Gossard Corsets Displayed by Mrs R L Diy
Local shop at 1616 Central presents Gossard corsets via Mrs R L, offering fitting and selection guidance to customers.
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Mra. R. L. Diy
Central
Agen
Uncle Sam Advises Potatoes for the Table
Washington dispatch outlines United States Department of Agriculture home economics guidance on selecting potatoes. Priorities include smooth skins, nonexposed tubers, medium size, firm crisp flesh, uniform starch distribution, and cut or peeled forms to speed cooking. notes practical sorting for roast dishes and quick meals.
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Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Oviatt Bill Regulates Sale of Concentrated Feeds
House Bills H. B. No. 102 by Oviatt regulates sale of concentrated commercial feeding stuffs and materials from artifi ts prohibits adulteration requires correct weighing and marking provides for sample collection and enforcement expenses and penalties and empowers the director of the experiment station to act.
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Oviatt
Wyoming Senate Bill to Boost State Militia Efficiency
Senate Bills No. 48 Com No. 15 aim to increase Wyoming military forces efficiency and to align with the national defense act of June 3 1916, while repealing chapter 88 of Session Laws 1913.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Senate Journal Action on Various Legal Measures
Sections 577 and 578 of the 1910 Wyoming Compiled Statutes are noted. Several bills are referred to committees including district court terms in the sixth judicial district, venue and judge changes, banking laws, and water user cooperation.
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Wyoming
Mayea
Sixth Judicial District
Judiciary Committee
Fifteen Plead Guilty to Selling Votes in Ohio
In Cincinnati Ohio on January 29 fifteen men including eight college graduates pleaded guilty before Federal Judge Howard Hollister to charges they sold 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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