Union Pacific Cuts Hay Rates From Walcott to Major Markets
The Saratoga Sun reports a roughly 40 percent reduction in carload hay rates by Union Pacific from Walcott to Omaha Kansas City Chicago and Mississippi River points. The cut stems from low hay prices and high freight costs aiding growers to move crops profitably. Local valley shipments to Walcott are also reduced. James D Paulson's influence with U P freight chief C K Lane and the traffic department secured quick action. Saratoga State Bank cashier Joseph Munz says a wholesale hay dealer list is available to local growers.
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Union Pacific
Walcott
Omaha
Kansas City
Chicago
Mississippi River
Saratoga Sun
J. D. Paulson
C. K. Lane
U. P. General
Joseph Munz
Saratoga State Bank
Traffic Department
The
Bank Reopens in Saratoga With Strong First Day
President F. H. Healey and Stock Growers State Bank officials welcomed reopening on Monday February 28. First day deposits totaled 56532 00 with 91477 9 in checks and a net gain of 5354 19. Local residents praise the bank’s return to operation in Saratoga and the valley.
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F. H. Healey
Stock Growers State Bank
Saratoga
Valley
Saratoga Sun
Grain for Sale oat and barley at Harry Pantle ranch
Advertises seed oats and beard barley for sale at the Pantle ranch with prices for Swedish Select seed oats uncleaned cleaned and beard barley uncleaned cleaned. Includes contact phone H P Flohr for inquiries.
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Flohr
Harry Pantle
P Flohr Attends to Business in Town Saturday
P Flohr was in town Saturday attending to business from his ranch in the valley.
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P. Flohr
Masons Hold Big Time Encampment at Lodge
Masons at Encampment Lodge No. 19 A F and A M held a lively meeting at their hall on Wednesday last week with seventeen visitors mainly from Saratoga. Third degree work followed by a feast prepared by Eastern Star ladies and a cordial social hour. Worshipful Master Byron Tilson presided with I M Con ness serving as toast master and MC.
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A. F
A. M
Saratoga
The
Eastern Star
Byron Tilson
Encampment Lodge
I. M. Conness
Public Sale Announced by Cotton at Indian Creek Ranch
Cotton Wii Hold announces a public sale at his Denver ranch on Indian Creek the Tuesday after 15 March. The sale includes cattle horses sheep poultry farm tools and ranch machinery plus household furniture. Nine months financing on purchases over ten dollars. event features a free lunch at noon and aims to attract a large crowd.
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Cotton
Denver
Indian Creek
Tool's
Lla
Uis Sad
Encampment Road Work Praised by Saratoga Citizens
A Saratoga Sun report notes Clark Nunn and a four-horse team with a heavy road drag clearing the Encampment road from his ranch to Spring Creek. Saratoga and Encampment residents commend Nunn for his public spirit and effort after days of near impassability.
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Spring Jereek
Clark Nubn
Spring Creek
Saratoga
Citiens
Mr. Nunn
Saratoga Sun
Railroad Abandonment Rumors Stir Saratoga Valley
Reported to Morse Bros plan to abandon S and E service by dissolving roadbed and trackage. Union Pacific offered three year takeover but rejected. McShane of the S and E denies plans, pledges to inform residents of any genuine developments. local committee seeks guidance from state utilities board.
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Cvyering
I. M. Conness
Echo
McShane
S. & E. Railroad
Murse Mros
Interstate Commerce Commission
Saratoga Sun
Morse Bros. Company
Union Pacific
Armstrong
The.s. & I
State Public Utilities Commission
Reho
J. T. McShane
Sidratoga Sun
Keho
the Sun
Wyo
Mareh Std
Yiga
J. 'l. McLuane
Bears in Focus Protect Bears Not Cubs in Spring
Letter from I M Chaven of Big Creek Wyoming urges Outdoor Life readers to end spring bear trapping and cub killing and to back protective laws. He cites sportsmen should defend bears as a sporting asset and notes widespread support for bear protection legislation.
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Outdoor Life
M. Chaven
Surprise gathering honors W M Englehart at hotel
A large group of Englehart's friends surprised him last Thursday evening at the Bobn hotel. He had been lured from the home of James K E Anderson for the outing, then returned to find about thirty friends cheering in the dining room. The evening featured card games and a lunch prepared by the ladies.
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W. M. Englehart
Bobn Hotel
Englehart
James KE. Anderson
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Wyoming
National Garage CO
James J. Hill
State Bank
CHAS
Nr. H. Healey
Kathryn Adams
Jack Holt, Lile Leslie
Fred Malatesta
Risen Hicny
Big Creek
Cheyenne Creamery Co
Encampment Stores Company
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