Local Visitors and Ranch Market Notes From Fort Collins
Local reports show business visitor Tames Anderson in Fort Collins, M. Gonnesa from Saratoga attended a Masonic meeting, and Gen O Briker is listed as sick. Tanlag Ranch claims the largest sale of its kind, while Percy Goldsmith from Wiltiger Ranch was in town trading and conducting business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tames BR. Anderson
Fort Collins
Colorado
Gen O. Briker
Percy Goldsmith
Urddy
Terwiltiger Ranch
Local notices and ads from Encampment area
A series of brief notices report a bake sale planned at Encampment Stores by the Indies' dad for next Saturday afternoon. Heiney Kelmore leaves Saturday for Foxparts for two months then Denver for the winter. Odd Fellows held a meeting to confer the Initiatory degree on two candidates. Tanlac ads claim wide personal benefits. Soldiers Ding Co. and ranch activity described with visits from Adrian Wofard and Al J. Anderson. GR Pairman heads to Colorado after a Beaver Creek stay. Town chatter includes pay roll humor and Tanlace testimonials. House-for-sale ad promises five rooms, two lots, water in house, and part payment options. inquiries at Beho office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanige
Soldier Drug Co
Beho
Dairy Facts Records of Great Benefit
United States Department of Agriculture summarizes 49 582 cow tests showing average milk per cow 5980 pounds butterfat 246 pounds butterfat test 4.11 percent and income over cost of feed 55.00 with returns of 2 171 per dollar spent on feed. Fall freshening cows yield more milk and butterfat and higher income than spring or summer fresheners. Large cows outproduce smaller cows in milk and butterfat and income over feed cost. butterfat rise followed by milk decline as average butterfat increases. Cows remain in the herd about 4.7 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agricultural Taribulation
United State Department of Agricult Fire
Stummer
Better Stock Campaign Poster Promotes Healthy Dairy Cows
An Oklahoma or U.S. Department of Agriculture poster shows two cows to illustrate dairy yields for children. A scrub cow yields about five quarts daily feeding five children while a purebred cow yields about twenty quarts feeding twenty children, highlighting milk as vital for child health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Corn Alone for Milk Cows Feed Mixes Advised
The USDA states corn is not a complete feed for milk cows but can be used effectively with other feeds. It furnishes heat and energy, while bran and cottonseed meal or linseed meal balance rations. Alfalfa or clover is often fed with corn to improve protein and digestion.
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United States
Cow Health Study Notes Efficient Feeding Tradeoffs
A fragmented note discusses a cow as an efficient machine with limited susceptibility to disease, focusing on feed conversion to energy. It claims concentrated feeds raise production and fertility while breathing harsh weather could impact overall yield. The text mentions converting part of the feed to net energy and reducing clonal risk, amid technical terms about meat and dairy traits.
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Gust Johnson
Notice to creditors of Gust Johnson deceased. Letters of administration granted November 16 1921 to W M Hinglehart in Encampment Wyoming. Claimants must file with vouchers within six months or be barred. one year from date of letters for final bar. Dated November 10 1921. W M Escuenar's, Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Johnson
Jyne
W. M. Hinglehart
Encampment
Wyoming
Thia
W. M. Escuenar
Obnoxious Children Civics Notice At Riverside Home
A Riverside resident warns parents to stop children from throwing rocks and molesting rabbits at his home or he will pursue legal action. The report also notes a city ball last Friday night funded by ex soldiers of Kapramp, with Mrs Maneett providing music for a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
C.D. Pisin
Kprampana
Notice of Land Patent Filings at Encampment Wyoming 1921
Department of the Interior Land Office Cheyenne announces two land claim notices from Encampment Wyoming. Alphonae Laroy filed to prove final proof for Desert Land Entry Serial No 07908 with witnesses Benedict Bird Crout and Thompson. hearing set December 10, 1921 before James R. Little. Parry Q Neiswender filed for Homestead Entry Serial No 021600 with witnesses Hishore Baker Crout Neiswender. hearing set December 17, 1921 before James R. Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Us 5
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Alphonae Laroy
James R. Little
U. S
Encampment
Edwin D. Henedict
David N. Bird
David F. Crout
Claude Thompson
Mary T. Christensen
Register
U. 5
Parry Q. Neiswender
A. S
Benjamin R. Hishore
George O. Baker
David Py Crout
Harold V. Neiswender
Wyomng
Mare T. Ciwistensitn
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Tse
Upada
Arid
Ehart V.m
J. R. Bowers
William A. Adams
Majestic
Denver
James
Lillian Little
Logal
M.gonnesa
Saratoga
Tanlag
Loldier Drug Co
Doi
Encampment Stores Company
Heiney Kelmore
Foxparts
Odd Fellows
Tanlac
Ding Co
Adrian Wofard
Beaver Creek
Mrv
al. J. Anderson
GR. Pairman
Wilder
Idaho
Sumer
Department
Hite
Turketoak
J. McCane
Swift’s
Teen
Oye
Dorabelle
Fleisher
Encampment Stores Co
First National Bank
Rawlins
G.I Forney
Upper
Indian Creek
Lodge
W. C. Burke
A. PF
A. M
Masonic Hall
Byvecon Tutov
W. M
U. K
Masonite
Sap
Jan Srerrin
W. M. Gurack Brinerg
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge No. 20
Alan Linece
N. G. Manoakiey Fygitick
Eucampment
Cirely No
Apa Carvery
G. N
Guack M
Royal
Plorence- Conningham
Gracies
Bate
Recorder
D. I. ‘Condon
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