Water supply debate delays Carey land act projects
Commissioner Spry in Washington tells Governor Carey that the Carey land act requires proof of available water before projects can proceed. Senator Warren and George Brimmer say Wyoming must show sufficient storage and water for proposed uses. A forest service table shows snowpack and irrigation prospects for the Platte river area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spry
General Land Office
Washington
Carey
Warren
George EB. Brimmer
Wyoming
Platte River
Marketing Practices for Farm Products Cited by USDA
The USDA warns that spasmodic and careless farming reduces profitability. Some farmers ship on commission without notice, hindering the merchant's ability to prepare a sale. Marketing specialists urge farmers to study market demand, meet it reliably, present attractive products, and maintain regular delivery to build sustainable demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Auction This Saturday At 1 P M Includes Lumber Furniture And Tools
Remember the auction Saturday May 14 at 1 o clock. The offerings include the balance of Lew Hong four loads sawdust second hand lumber chairs beds barros harness wagon and property plus a galvanized iron water tank six barrel capacity a light lumber wagon a heavy wagon a double work harness and various other articles. Cues the auctioneer at the same old stand. Tom Peryam returned from Rawlins last week to resume duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Hongfour
Healey Rohlman and Parr Elected City Officials
In Encampment on Tuesday F H Healey was re elected mayor. J R Rollman was re elected councilman and J J Parr won a council seat. The Citizens ticket won while the People’s ticket failed and only two votes opposed the road bond. Southern Carbon county precincts supported the bonds except Crashcreek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Healey
People’s
Citizens
J. R. Rollman
J. J. Parr
A. J. Ferry
J. H. Jarrell
J. J. Wirth
Carbon County
Crash Creels
Local residents and ranch traffic in Saratoga area
Notes from Saratoga Sun record visits from H A Hunter Len Huston and C D Terwilliger from Cow Creek and Cow Creek ranches. Bulls shipped to Rawlins. Frances Pennock visited Encampment and returned. D C Davis and family filed on public land and plan permanent residence in Cow Creek valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Hunter
Big Creek
Len Huston
Cow Creek
C. D. Terwilliger
Ross. Willford
Carl Willford
Frank L. Jones
Saratoga
Sterling
Colorado
Milk and local notices from Encampment and district
Milk prices reduced with delivery every other day now and increasing to daily as weather warms. Local visits include Mrs. H E Vane returning from Oakland Nebraska and the Angwins from Hanna visiting with the Nickells. Neighbors of Woodcraft report a well attended Timers dance with Saratoga orchestra and a mid night repast. Albert M Day of the Agricultural College at Laramie will visit May 15 to help ranchers poison gophers and squirrels and requests grain be brought in before then to Beaver Creek and Big Creek ranger stations for coordination with Forest Supervisor Blackhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Boyp
Woodcraft
Saratoga Orchestra
Albert M. Day
Agricultural College At
Laramie
Reed Highy
Beaver Creek
Alao
Big Creek
Blackhall
Forest Service
Encampment Council Minutes Set City Budget and Sewer
The May 2 1921 session of Encampment Wyoming Town Council approved minutes and bills, authorized sale of Liberty Bonds and War Savings Stamps, nominated A Sproat as Police Justice, and drafted annual appropriations and an eight mill tax levy. Sewer construction progresses under the street and alley committee with nearby properties to gain sewer connections soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. Carver
Joe Ledbetter
Iver Strand
J. Jarrell
J. J. Wirth
A. Sproat
Salagias
Werneree
Renee Renewees
I. H. Heaumy
W. C. Burky
Jean
Poisonous Plants in Wyoming No 126 Bulletin Issued
Prof. O A Beath of the University of Wyoming Agricultural Experiment Station publishes a 35 page bulletin titled Poisonous Plants in Wyoming No 126. It includes plant descriptions, illustrations, growth, appearance, affected animals, poisonous period symptoms and treatment, and uses common names for easy identification by technicians and ranchers. Free copies available from the Director of the Experiment Station in Laramie or by leaving name and address at the Encampment Forest Supervisor office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Beath
University of Wyoming, Agricultural Experiment Station
Wyoming
Laramie
Forest Supervisor
Encampment
Forest service issues free Forest Protection buttons
Ranger Richard R. Riggs of Saratoga spent Saturday in Encampment on forest service business. The forest service office here announces a recent supply of Forest Protection buttons for free distribution. Everybody wear one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard R. Riggs
Saratoga
Forest Service
Do Your Part in Protecting Our Forests from Fire
A public notice urges residents to prevent wildfires by removing debris, keeping campfires contained, and reporting smoke promptly. It emphasizes community action during dry periods and reminds readers of local fire safety regulations and penalties.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J.H. Schmidt
Wncampment
Spring Creek
Whitney
Saddle Shop
Tom Peryam
Rawlins
Saratoge Sun
John Angwin
Hanna
State Bank
Chas. H. Sanger
I. H. Healey
Francis Bushman
Council Proceedings
Wyo
Pra
Mayer Henley
Rollman
Ferry
Carver
L.A. Cunningham
Town Gate Co
Denver Sewer P. &C. Co
W.M. Hogtehart
W. C. Burke
Joe Gschwend
Monkey Ward
Cunningham
Onur
R. Z. McCoy
U. S. Mineral Surveyor
Rock River, Wyoming
Hayden Forest
Encampment Stores Co
Cheyenne Creamery CO
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