Land Office Orders Tighten Enforcement Against Illegal Fences
James R. Garvey secretary warns that the 1885 act remains in force and violators will be prosecuted. Special agents must pursue cases where fences block public land access including drift fences unless on valid claims. Dozens of instructions urge prompt prosecutions and reporting of violations to the Department of Justice and Interior.
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Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Department of Justice
United States
Department of the Interior
James R. Garviey
Wyoming Gov seeks delay on fence rule over cattle mange
Governor Brooks and Secretary Garfield exchange telegraphic letters about Wyoming range disease control. Brooks asks for months of grace to allow dipping infected herds before April 1 fence enforcement. Garfield declines, stating Congress did not amend the fencing law and no exception can be made.
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Brooks
Garfield
Lander
Wyo
Laramie
Albany
Converse
Wyoming
Interior Department
B. B. Brooks
Cheyenne
Congress
Department
James R. Ganriep
President revokes land proof examination order
The president cancels February 12 1907 directives for full title evidence checks on land patent applications due to insufficient requested funds. He directs the General Land Office to reallocate staff to curb fraud and aid bona fide settlers within the current appropriation, aiming to enforce laws and focus on home-makers.
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Congress
General Land Office
Land Office
The
Turopons Rooskvent
Guinea hens may become profitable with proper care
The article argues that guinea fowl deserve broader adoption and outlines husbandry tips. It notes eggs are valuable to bakers and that guinea broilers fetch high prices, but warns of mite and lice risks. It advises separate housing, selective breeding, nest protection, and careful rearing of young with the mother.
Try Nature and Care of Fowls in Winter
The article argues for feeding fowls to preserve health while noting their domestication limits natural rights. It suggests a natural diet, winter hay as green food substitute, and preparing raven hay by cutting, steaming, and mixing with morning mash.
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Farm Journal
Philadelphia
Clucks and Cackies on Proper Poultry Care
The piece urges selecting pure bred pullets, proper feeding, and dry, well ventilated housing. It notes rust in drinking water as a tonic, stresses higher initial cost for better birds, and calls for clean, draft-free interiors and daily removal of droppings to maintain sanitation.
Cure for Cholera in Fowls Reported in Farm Journal
A Philadelphia Farm Journal note claims a tobacco and dry ground feed remedy cures cholera in fifty fowls. The method suggests mixing a half pound of smoking tobacco into the dry feed, moistening, and feeding, even directly down the throats if severe, with doses twice weekly or as needed.
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Farm Journal
Philadelphia
The Bane of the Henhorns Mites invade henhouses at night
Mites are tiny lice that gather under roosts and in crevices of poultry houses. They swarm out at night feeding on poultry bodies. when blood filled they turn red, when empty they are dark. They are a persistent pest and should be removed.
Value of Exercise for People and Poultry Health
The article stresses that all ages and animals from people to horses cattle and poultry require ample natural exercise to stay healthy and vigorous. It urges maintaining steady exercise to achieve the best results across meanings including poultry health.
Don’t Winter the Deadheads Strain Your Wistering
A compact critique targets the Deadheads for overreaching in springtime. The piece warns they exhaust rival appetites and threaten balance as May approaches.
Sunflower Seed Use For Poultry During Molting Season
Sunflower seeds are valuable for poultry during molting as an oily feed that may brighten plumage. They are of little value for increasing egg production.
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South Dakota
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Ed Deford
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J. W. Scott
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Gay Hardware Co
Ranchie
Alva
John ‘T, Mahoney
Globe Office
Sundanc
E.W. Brown
East Main Street
M. L. Gordon
Attorney AT Law
Public Land Gate
Sundance
Nwt
Township
A. E. Hart
Register
Levi It
Davis
Keelver
B. C. Noble
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Florence L. Williams
Manfattur
Keister
Sundange Wyming
Wichard L. Tush
Grave L. Lush
Joseph Morris
Brau J Heinbaugh
Allot Hulett
A. B. Hovey
Keglater
United States Land Office
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California
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Nevada
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Hutw
Bouth Dakota
Tuowlay
Dietly
May
Cole W. Shonwed
Mieford Mall
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Helio Pouralo
Oony B. Rich
Annie
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Sundance, Wyoming
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M. Hooper
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Mrs. Eve Mahaffey
Claud Wilkison
Boar Lodge
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Jeweler
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