Notice of Final Proof for Homestead Claim at Encampment
Department of the Interior notice from Cheyenne Wyoming dated November 4 1921 states Harry QO Neiswender of Encampment Wyoming filed intent to make final three year proof to establish claim on land described in Sec 8 and 17 Twp 14N R4W 6th P M. Witnesses listed as Benjamin Bashore George Baker David Crout and Harold Neiswender all of Encampment. Final proof scheduled before James R. Little U S Commissioner on December 17 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Harry QO. Neiswender
Wyomin
6Th P. Meridian
Alphonse Laroy
Encaent
Ringe
James R. Linle
U 8
Encampment
Edwin D. Benedict
David N. Bird
David F. Craft
Claude Thompson
Encamment
Mat T. Christensen
Rejrinter
Interior
Thomas Finch
Sene
6Th
P. M
James R. Little
U.S
Ladies' Aid Society Meets With Mrs Schmidt
The Ladies' Aid Society met at Mrs J H Schmidt last Wednesday afternoon. President Mrs A Sproat led the session with a Psalm 20 lesson, business plans for a bake sale at Encampment Stores on November 19, and winter Sunday school at the city hall were decided. A social hour followed with refreshments by Mrs Little. Next meeting is December 7 at Mrs Atta Chamberlin and Mrs J C Rankin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
J. H. Schmidt
A. Sproat
Mia
Atta Chamberlin
J.C. Rankin
Leguminous Hays for Cows Feed Silage and Dairy Rations
United States Department of Agriculture experts advise leguminous hays such as alfalfa clover and soy bean as the best protein source to complement corn silage. They note leguminous hay improves soil, offers palatability, and can be grown on most farms. Guidance covers amounts, quality impact, and balancing with grain. when roughage is poor less is fed and grain increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poate States Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agrculture
Jorn Stover
Better stock the key to avoiding runtiness on farms
United States Department of Agriculture inquiry finds 75 percent of undersized livestock result from inferior breeding poor feed and pests. Farmers advocate better care of quality stock as cheaper than raising slow maturing animals. A Michigan dairyman says better one good cow than two poor ones. A New Englander adds a view on not cheating the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Michigan
High Producing Dairies and Breeding Principles
High producing dairy cows begin with selecting individuals as units. Cows with top performance records mate to bulls backed by high producing ancestors. Even so, offspring may not equal parents due to genetic variation, though many will reflect or exceed dam performance. The best producers are bred again for continued improvement.
Estate of Isaac M Sanger Administrators Notice
In the matter of the estate of Isaac M Sanger deceased letters of Administration were granted to Charles H Sanger on October 26 1921 at Encampment Wyoming. All claimants must exhibit claims with vouchers within six months or be barred after one year from letters. Dated October 31 1921. rs H Sanger Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac M. Sanger
Charles H. Sanger
Encampment
Wyoming
Rs H. Sanger
Isaac M Sanger
Also Mentioned on This Page
UPSON
SOARD
Upson Board
Wm. Englehart
THE
OLD Reliable Barber Shop
Bowers
Encampment Echo
James RK
Lillian Little
James R. Little Lillian Little
Forney
P. O
Indian Creek
Cow Creek
Sordier Drug CO
William A. Adams
Majestic
Denver
Colorado
Produge Market Report
Ren
FRG National
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mrs. Schmidt
Pete
Norfolk
Encampment Stores Co
Benjamin BR. Bashore
Jacob Bashore
Roy’ Dettinger
James G. Dettinger
Mary T. Caristensen
Register
Chesterfield
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
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