Wyoming Stock Growers Elect New Officers At Buffalo
Col. Jack Moore urged blame for overstocking and called for range control as Wyoming Stock Growers' Association re elected officers at Buffalo. John B. Kendrick became president with Robert D. Carey as vice president and Miss Alice Smith as secretary, W. C. Treine as treasurer. Cheyenne chosen as 1914 meeting site. range matters and tariffs on meat products discussed.
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Buffalo
Wyo
Wyoming Stock Growers’ Association
John B. Kendrick
Robert D. Carey
Alice Smith
W. C. Tfvine
Children of
Sheridan
Mra. R
Noree
Kearney
Bufffalo
Association
Witwon
Jack Moore
Pinchot
Colds Cause Headache and Grip LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Advertisement note promises relief from colds causing headaches using Bromo Quinine. Claims to remove the cause with one product named \"Bromo Quin ine\". Mentions signature EB or initials EB W GROVE and a price of 25 cents.
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EB. W. Grove
Wyoming grazing meet spurs debate on lands and state control
The Wyoming grazing meeting features speakers including John B. Kendrick and Col. Jack Moore. They debate land use, tempering range overcrowding, and oppose state management while supporting tailored homesteading and federal forest oversight. Attendees praise the gathering as among the best association meetings.
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Wyoming
Hke
John B. Kendrick
Sheridan
Col
Jack Moore
Buffalo
Tomlinson
The
National Association
J. D. Gallup
John Clay
Chicago
A. S. Mercer
Missouri River
Omaha
Sioux City
Aggie Expert Voices For More Milking At Cody Institute
Cody Wyoming April 16 A Farmers Institute featured Professor Knight from the University of Wyoming who urged better farming to raise food production as the population climbs. He outlined plans for agricultural extension work to place experts in every county to advise farmers and improve methods.
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Cody
Wyo
Farmers’ Institute
Rumsey
Farmers’ Association
Knight
University of Wyoming
Han
Wyombnng
Boya, Clube
Faville urges Wyoming dairy boom and local feeding
Prof. Faville of Wyoming University praises Park County's dairy potential. He cites ideal climate and ample forage, urges farmers to feed stock on their own land to save freight and fertility, promotes dairy as steady income, and recommends concentrating on one dairy line and cooperative purchasing. He also notes Shoshone creamery benefits and advises breeding with mares for annual foals.
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Park County
Faville
Wyoming University
Mould
Rumsey
Mont Prompt and Effectual Cure for Bad Colds
An ad touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a prompt and permanent cure for colds. It claims relief of congestion and easier expectoration, opening secretions and restoring health. The product is presented as widely sold and trusted by dealers.
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Mont
Chamberlain
Batures
iG TO SIDING RANGE 8 SOLD TO DENVER MAN
LARAMIE Wyre April 1é Charlies B and Florence LA Wood ard Tuesday transferred by warranty deed to Peter B Blass of Leaver their large ranch near Tie Gilding comprising practically 2000 acres of land the consideration being other property Mr Blass will move on the ranch at once bring the family from the present home in.
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Laramie
Wyre
Charlies B
Plorence LA Woodard Tuesaday
Peter B. Blass
Leaver
Tie Gilding
Examining the udder when buying a dairy cow
The article advises buyers to inspect udder symmetry and palpate glands to detect disease such as garget or tuberculosis. It warns that tuberculin tests cannot replace physical examination and cites Johanna, a famed Molstein cow, to illustrate high milk and butter fat yields.
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Dr. A. & Alexander
Farm Journal
Coluntha IV
Johanna
Wisconsin Experiment Station
Colantha TV
Springvale Stock Farm
Rosendale
Wis
Careful Udder Sanitation Warns Farmers About Garget
The article warns that garget or mastitis can recur, reducing milk yield as scar tissue replaces gland tissue. It emphasizes thorough manual udder checks for tumors, hard masses, ulcers, sores, warted teats, and signs of cowpox or fistula, noting chronic sores between udder halves are common and sanitary milk depends on careful handling.
The Work Horses In Spring Harness Care
The article stresses proper harness adjustment for work horses. Loose top collars cause sore necks, tight collars pinch, and long bars raise draft hurting shoulder areas. Remove collars at noon to clean and wash shoulders. Apply carbolated grease if skin is broken and use alum in water to toughen shoulders for hard work.
Allo adoption by cattlemen to affect cattle trade
The piece discusses broad cattlemen adoption of allo by Taxus and other range coduteles, predicting a major impact on cattle budgets for the corn belt states. It notes Tomas and Arizona may gain silos to winter cattle, reducing need to ship cattle to distant wheat regions.
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Taxus
Tomas
Arizona
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Darker Hair
A vintage advertorial touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a ready to use tonic costing about 50 cents a bottle. It claims to darken gray faded hair evenly, reduce dandruff and itching, and restore youthful shine with one or two applications.
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Mons
Canadian grain spurs giant Lakehead elevators growth
In Chicago and Fort William Canadian harvests drive storage expansion. A Grand Trunk Pacific annex at Fort William and similar Lake Michigan outlets grow to hold tens of millions of bushels. Four ten million bushel elevators rise, with sixty six cylinders and many bins, as winter storage to spring transfer capacity expands.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
Lake Michigan
Enginers
Grand Trunk Pacific
Fort William
Prairie Provinces
Lake Superior
Canadian
Fragmentary note on investments and winter impact on boats
A fragmented excerpt mentions investments for an elevator and improvements, including ice crushing tugs. It notes capacity to cope with three foot ice but cannot keep boats moving during winter months. The text is ambiguous and incomplete.
Chamberlains Remedy Praised For Cough Or Cold Relief
The text urges trying Chamberlains Co ye Remedy for coughs or colds. It notes the preparation has gained worldwide reputation and is spoken of in high terms, with sales through local dealers.
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Renaly
Parish House Luncheon and Musical Tea Event
Public invited for a hot luncheon at the parish house from 12 to 2. A musical tea follows from 5 to 6 with luncheon at 25 cents and tea at 5 cents.
Woodmen Dance Tonight at Fraternal Hall
In Laramie Wyoming a large group of young citizens and families paraded streets to push for a public swimming pool in the park. The protest featured a sign reading Oh You Swimming Pool as the council debates the project amid a lengthy remodeling period.
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W.O. W
Laramie
Wyo
0 Council
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