Wyoming Stock Growers elect officers in Buffalo
The Wyoming Stock Growers Association re elected all old officers at Buffalo with only light changes to the executive board. Cheyenne was chosen as the 1914 meeting site, and range matters plus meat product tariffs were discussed. Col. Jack Moore urged stricter stock management while noting no conservationist meddling in open range practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Laxative Bromoline Remedy
Advertisement notes a remedy for colds causing headaches using Bromo Quinine. Mentions a signature EB. W. GROVE and a price of 25 cents. Promotional text highlights removing the cold’s cause with the one Bromo Quinine product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. W. Grove
Wyoming grazing meeting voices range reform and state control
The article records a Wyoming grazing association meeting with speakers including John B. Kendrick Col Jack Moore and A S Mercer. Arguments favor reforming grazing management opposing state control while supporting rancher self management and future young leadership to resolve range disputes. The discussion covers subdivision and settlement of diverse pasture lands and the impact on state development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Farmers Institute Highlights Wyoming Agriculture Push
Cody residents attended a Farmers' Institute where Professor Knight from the University of Wyoming urged improved farming methods to lift farmer status. He noted rapid population growth outpacing food production and outlined plans for county agricultural experts to advise on farm problems. He also mentioned cooperative boy clubs as a path to better farming practices.
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Cody
Wyo
Farmers’ Institute
Rumsey
Farmers’ Association
Knight
University of Wyoming
Han
Wyombnng
Boya, Clube
Dairy talk fires Wyoming dairy prospects and methods
Prof Faville from Wyoming University speaks in Park County on dairy potential. He urges superior feeding locally to cut freight costs and keep fertility, promoting alfalfa corn oats and roots for milk and fattening stock. He cites Shoshone creamery rely on outside cream and stresses cooperation and concentrating on one dairy line.
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Park County
Faville
Wyoming University
Mould
Rumsey
Mont Prompt and Effectual Cure for Bad Colds
A cold remedy promises prompt relief and permanent cure. It follows Chamberlain's plan, reduces coughing and loose phlegm, opens nasal passages, and restores health. The medicine has worldwide sales and is available from all dealers.
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Mont
Chamberlain
Batures
iG TO SIDING RANGE 8 SOLD TO DENVER MAN
LARAMIE Wyre April 1é Charlies B. and Plorence 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 and bring the family from the present home in
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyre
Charlies B
Plorence LA Woodard Tuesaday
Peter B. Blass
Leaver
Tie Gilding
Examining the Udder When Buying a Cow
The guide emphasizes physical udder checks over tuberculin results, noting that sound glands are elastic and free of lumps while warning against tuberculous glands. It cites Colantha IVs Johanna as a top Molstein cow with high milk and butter fat yields.
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Coluntha IV
Johanna
Wisconsin Experiment Station
Colantha TV
Springvale Stock Farm
Rosendale
Wis
Udder Health Dangers Warn Farm Owners
The article warns that even small attacks of garget can lead to repeated, more severe cases, reducing milk production as scar tissue replaces gland tissue. It stresses careful manual udder examination to detect hard masses, warted teats, sores, and other abnormalities that affect sanitary milk and overall dairy value.
The Work Horses In Spring
The article explains proper harness adjustment for draft animals in spring. It warns that too loose collars cause mobility and sore necks, while too tight harnesses pinch and injure the namerouble. It advises noon collar removal, cleaning, shoulder washing, and carbolated grease treatment for skin repairs.
Allo adoption by cattlemen reshapes western cattle markets
The article discusses wide adoption of allo by cattlemen across Taxus and nearby ranges, predicting a major impact on cattle prices in the corn belt states. It notes Tomas and Arizona’s silo-equipped herds enabling wintering and market readiness, reducing need to ship cattle to distant wheat belts or pastures.
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Taxus
Tomas
Arizona
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Adds Youthful Shine
An advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a ready to use tonic to darken gray faded hair, stop scalp itching and hair loss. It claims automatic even color by applying with a sponge, with druggists reporting high demand and customers noting a youthful appearance after use.
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Mons
Canadian grain spurs birth of huge Chicago style elevators
Chicago engineers report Canadian harvests forcing plant evolution at Fort William. A Grand Trunk Pacific annex near Lake Superior doubles storage with four ten million bushel elevators, part of a system expanding winter storage to forty million bushels and daily carload transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Great Lakes
Lake Michigan
Enginers
Grand Trunk Pacific
Fort William
Prairie Provinces
Lake Superior
Canadian
Fragmentary note on winter delays and boat maintenance
A fragment mentions winter months causing slow progress. It notes investments for elevator and ice crushing tugs, with improvements planned but ongoing struggles to keep boats moving. The text appears as an incomplete report on transport and infrastructure challenges.
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised Worldwide
A promotional note urges using Chamberlains Cough Remedy at the first sign of a cough or cold. It touts the remedy as highly effective and widely reputed, sold by dealers everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renaly
Parish House Luncheon and Musical Tea Announcement
Public invited for a hot luncheon at the parish house from 12 to 2. A musical tea follows from 5 to 6. Luncheon priced at 25 cents and tea at 10 cents.
Woodmen Dance Tonight at Fraternal Hall
In Laramie Wyoming a large group of children marched city streets with a sign urging support for a city swimming pool in the park. Their petition promotes creating a pool while the existing one remains under construction and the old swimming area remains closed.
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W.O. W
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Piewe
State of
Plain
Cheyenne
Ansonation
Asapiation
McMillan & Shepherd
AGGIE
Wiveth Jewelry
Optical
Denver Man
Dr. A. & Alexander
Farm Journal
Sagi
GooDrors
Poona
Castor
Bears
Castoria
Sherman Co
Sherman (Co
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