Stock Judging Team Backers Fund Nebraska Agriculture
Union Stock Yards company of South Omaha funds six Nebraska school of agriculture students to join the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago. Scholarships support top animal husbandry students to boost future livestock quality and quantity amid fears of a meat shortage. Secretary Wilson warns the U S could face a meat famine, urging producers to act and train young men to lead in stock raising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska School of Agriculture
Chicago
Union Stock Yards Company of
South Omaha
Buckingham
Stock Yards Company
Etete
Wilson
United States
South America
South Omaha Journal-Stockman
Uncle Sam directs home seekers to western farms
A Pacific Monthly piece recounts inquiries to the reclamation service from workers and farmers seeking homes in the west. It notes savings of $2,000 on $15 weekly, advice to move west for farm opportunities, and stories of success and failure as settlers seek new life with cheap water rights, free range, and health in a changing country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Information Bureau
The
Reclamation Service
New England
West
Michigan
Pacific Northwest
Klamath
Sun River
North Platte
Pacific Monthly
Local notes from Belle Fourche and vicinity
A string of brief notices details births, travel, and local happenings. A girl was born Tuesday this week to Mr and Mrs Jacob Shroyer. Guthrie the sheepman visited Moorcroft earlier in the week. Will Huff welcomed a son on Tuesday November 23. Clyde and Mrs Sutherland arrived from their Bixby sheep ranch and will stay several days with the Sutherlands. J O McDonald of Donald Wyoming bought a saw mill and plans to cut lumber for neighbors this winter. D W Hickey departs for Pennsylvania to visit family and handle business. N G Griffis and wife arrived from their Bear Lodge ranch. they recently moved from near Alzada, now living on Blacktail head, purchased from Elmer Richards of Haycreek. Stephen J Geis returned from Nebraska after shipping cattle and visiting Omaha and Columbus. he notes perceived prosperity but prefers the Black Hills. He stopped at Rapid City to watch the Mines versus Creighton football game. King from Alzada and W A Ranch from near Colony Wyoming visited town for supplies. Al Challis came from Crow Creek to attend a horse sale and was summoned as a witness in the Northwestern Bullock case. A B Merrick, treated for a neck abscess by Dr Chassell, is recovering near Hulett. Listings seek stock wintering, shelter, and water at Hulett State Bank or J H Barrow. John West sells Baldwin pianos in the area. Advertisements note 19 head of horses for sale at the current time.
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Jacob Shroyer
A. Guthrie
Moor‘croft
Will Huff
Bear Lodge
Clyde Sutherland
Bixby
W. H. Sutherland
J. O. McDonald
Donald
Wyo
Belle Fourche
D. W. Hickey
Pennsylvania
G. Griffis
Ithe Bear Lodge
Alzada
Osboro Pemberton
Blacktail
Elmer Richards
Haycreek
Stephen J. Geis
Nebraska
Omaha
Columbus
Stephen
Local Telephony Growth And Homestead Act Reads
Belle Fourche Rural Telephone Co expands lines from Belle Fourche to Camp Crook via Twelve Mile Creek and Capital to Clem's store as work nears completion. The community notes Christmas preparations, school terms, and a land classification under the Enlarged Homestead Act aided by Mondell. Also mentions local residents, livestock for sale, and a Illinois farm trade offer.
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Hulett Hotel
Cinkcom
Hulett
George Congleton
Chattin
Charles Baggett
Hulett Bowling Alley
John Pearson
Ekothen
Wyoming
R. Loomis
Jel
Eres Building
Ding
A. J. Knight
Black Hills
Rapid City
School of Mines
Creighton College of Omaha
Hulett State Bank
J. H. Barrow
John ‘West
Agen
Toydom
Pearson & Youngman
Hulett, Wyoming
Mark
Golony Corner
W. J. Gilbert
Wilbur Newland
Hoffmann
Camp Crook
Mondell
Shepard
Washington
eSee
E. G. Barrett
Jim Marchant
Willie Coburn
Ala
Illinois
Halett Country
Gandereen
A. Brown
Hulett, Vyo
Land Office
Dowato
Cotest
Cola W. Shepard
Sundance, Wyoming
Sundance
M. L. Gordon
Bcuons Exove
P.M
C. F
Wood Hall
Vielting
Mra
M. A.murphy
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