Wyoming Joint Farm at Archer Aims to Transform Local Agriculture
The Archer site near Cheyenne hosts a 250 acre joint government and state experimental farm. Plans include grain and forage trials, crop rotations, silage systems, and a shelter belt of trees to aid dairy and general farming in Wyoming.
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Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Archer
Wyoming Farm Board
United States Department of Agriculture
Jenkins Jones
Washington, D. C
William Gray
E. D. Watson
Farm Board
Washington
Wyoming
State Farm Board
Wiess
Cheyenne & Lange Elty
Death follows fast auto ride in western Nebraska
A record 104 mile car run from Scotts Bluffs to Cheyenne ended with J. W. Jiongla's death likely from heart failure while en route to Denver. Hoyle Dr Crawford and Griffitha survived. Hoyle planned to buy a similar car and enter a show. Jiongla was among Western Nebraska's wealthiest cattlemen and left a widow.
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Scotts Hintts
J. W. Jiogla
Nebraska
Thia City
Greely Ue
Denver
Hoyle
Dr. Crawford
J. Griffitha
Scotts Blutte
Cheyenne
Greeley
Bardge
Boyle
Mey
Wentern Nebraska
Hele
Beotta Bluffs
Fcolta Bluffs
American Soldier Shot in Head as Sonora Battle Ends
Amid heavy fighting at Nogales Sonora on March 12 federal troops retreat across the line after 1,000 constitutionalistas engage. An American officer is wounded in the head. several Americans wounded and two narrowly escape danger as state troops gain control of Sonora. A cease fire is ordered and negotiations with Obregon proceed as casualties mount on both sides.
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Sonora
Nogales
Ariz
Tate
Fifth Cavalry
Kostersky
Reyes
Agua Prieta
Ojeda
Naco
Cananea
Douglas
Tigre
Nacozari
Fort Linachuca
Lowna
United States
Simpich
Red Cross Society
Constitutionalistas
Consul Simpich
Colonel Tate
Obregon
Kosternitzky
Wilder
Fifth
Cavalry
Smith
Mrs. Grant Seeks $30000 in Separate Maintenance Suit
Nellie M. Grant sues Clarence F. Grant for separate maintenance claiming habitual intoxication harms the family. She seeks $250 monthly support and $30,000 for permanent support and children's education. The couple own a Wyoming ranch valued at about $20,000 with mortgages on land. she contends the ranch is community property.
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Lue Les
Cal
Clarence F. Grant
Mreamont County
Wyoming
Nellie M. Grant
Granta
Wyoming Ranch
Grant
Wyoming census shows male skew and rising native whites
The March advance Census bulletin details Wyoming’s population, noting 169.8 males per 100 females. It reports native whites total 55.8 percent, foreign born whites 18.6 percent, and Indian rural predominance, with urban native whites at 57.7 percent. The urban foreign born white share ranges up to 44.2 percent in Sweetwater.
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Wyoming
Washington
Durand
Hureau
Censis
Department of Commerce
William (. Hunt
Ehitef
Cheyenne
Hatia
United States
Sweetwater
Senate reorganizes as Glark gains tariff committee chair
Washington March 1 Democratic forces take charge by electing officers and shaping the tariff revision committee composition including Glark on tariff duties. Owen named chairman of banking and currency with other Democratic chairmen listed and cabinet aides drawn into a wide distribution of posts and favors.
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Senate
GLARK
Washington
Core
Oklahoma
Thomas
Colorado
Reput- Neane
McCumber
North Dakota
Smoot
Utah
Clark
Wyoming
Owen
Banking and Currency
Carl A Loeffler
Pennsylvania
Doorman
Gore
Loeffler
Holtelaw
Lorimer
Committee On
Ciore
Agriculture
Simmons
Bacon
Stone
Newlands
Bankhead
Swanson
Overman
Jules
Johnson
McCombs Declines France Ambassadorship Offer
William F. McCombs of the Democratic National Committee told President Wilson he would prefer not to accept the post of ambassador to France and may remain in private life while likely keeping his chairmanship. Wilson urged a definite decision, and McCombs agreed to reconsider. The president aims to select capable diplomats, not just social rank, for abroad service. Headen suggested McCombs might retain his chairmanship even if he accepted the ambassadorship.
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Washngton
Wilson
Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Redfield
Commercial Department
Brooklyn
N. Y
Garrison
Houston
St. Louis
Mar. Tinh and
Swanson
Virginia
Robert M. Wooley
Treasury
Johnson
Spartanburg
John BD. Goodwin
Globe, Ariz
Goodwin
South Carolina
Mike
Senate
la Follette
Wasilington
March
Willian F. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Wilton
White
France
National Committee
Wilken
McCombe
MeComby
United States
Healden
Pemorratte Nations Committee
Treasure Found in Rogk Greek Basis of Suit
Joseph F. Schwab of Denver sues William Taylor in Denver district court to recover treasure said buried by highwaymen in Taylor’s cellar at Rock Creek Wyoming. The suit, under the old treasure trove law, claims Schwab owns the trove found by Jegie White and later buried, with White’s rights transferred to Schwab, while Taylor asserts ownership through subsequent events and abandonments.
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Denver
Joseph F. Schwab
William Taylor
Taylor
Swab
Jegie W. White
Rock Creek
Wyoming
Edwin N. Burdjck
Teller
Forth Division
District Court
White
Twaglor
Agallet Taylor
Ube Ground
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Amecan Aa Deon
Washington Hotels
Gideona
Sofels
Captain Smith
General Obregon
Colonel Wilder
John Skelton Williams
Richmond
the Treasury
Franklin Ll. Roosevelt
New York
Navy
Beverly T. Gcalloway
Edewin F. Sweet
Grand Rapide
Eletant
Commerce
James A. Edgerton
Newsey
Pos
James H. Clarke
Arkanasae
Ain Bill McDonald
North
Teuxe
Shepherd
Hebertson
McCombs
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