Ox disputes highlight dry farming quarrel in Wyoming
In a letter dated January 14 1909 Gifford Pinchot criticizes dry farming promoters while acknowledging potential growth. Cheyenne and Crook county communities face pressure amid defense of local methods and state pride as they resist external knocks and advocate broad Wyoming development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Burns
Pinchot
St. Louis
Gifford Pinchot
Cheyenne
State Board of Immigration
Wyoming
Crook County
Devil's Tower
Warren
Gilford Pinchot
Farrall Notes Local Happenings and Health
A dusty Farrall column reports an ex port water claim near the Henry Folsom ranch, local illness including scarlet fever at Caldwell School, and residents in Sundance and Spearfish. Gossip covers a bobcat hunt, cattle hay, and visitors from Ridge.
Unpaid Accounts Prompt Settlement Warns by W J Wood
A creditor names unpaid accounts and past due notes threatening prompt settlement to cover bills. W J Wood cautions that those who have not paid by year start will not have credit until they settle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Wood
Save Money on Your Globe Newspaper Subscriptions
An advertisement urges readers to buy multiple Globe subscriptions together to save money this year. It promotes a subscription agency offering discounts on various papers and encourages readers to inquire about their preferred publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Still the ice business booma in Wood house
The fragment notes the ice trade activity tied to the W. D. Wood house as the latest site to be filled, reflecting ongoing local commerce or property use.
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Booma
W. d. Wood
The Quality Store Ad Promotes Good Goods
W J Wood presents The Quality Store showing quality goods and value. The advertisement emphasizes durable merchandise and reliable service designed to attract shoppers seeking dependable products.
Oak Creek Cullings
Oak Creek items note the Jone s family temporarily in Kelso Washington where John Jones works in a hardware store. Ed Hamlin's house burned Thursday with unknown cause, no items saved. Marchants and Robbins plan little wood cutting next summer. Kimball and Marchant acquire wood-saws to power engines. Some neighbors have ice stored. others doubt they will. Mrs Chas Fitz returns from Minneapolis after funeral of her father James Miller from Missouri. Charles Gage family moves to Aladdin.
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John Jones
Kelso
Washington
Jones
Crook County
Ed Hamlin
Marchants
Robbins
Frank Kimball
John Marchant
Chas. Fitz
Minneapolis
James Miller
Missouri
Kelle
Wyo
Charles Gage
Aladdin
Nelson bill aims to transfer timber lands to forest service
Washington report analyzes Senator Nelson Minnesota and public lands committee proposing to repeal the timber and stone act and relocate timber land control to the forest service. The measure would withdraw lands from disposal, sell appraised timber, share proceeds with states and reclamation funds, and keep lands open for minerals while preserving some timber for local needs. The bill, backed by the president and Pinchot, faces slim odds this session but could be revived next Congress.
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Nelson
Minnesota
Public Lands Committee
Forest Service
Senate
Secretary of the Interior
Secretary of Agriculture
Reclamation Fund
General Treasury Fund
Pinchot
West
Hulett State Bank Expands Capital and Loans
The Hulett State Bank announces its capital has doubled and its loans have doubled with deposits up fifty percent since 190k. Fd Jolley adds the Fay Wird line of shoes to Goldie stock. Dr. Bostwick shows a new carriage seen as comfortable and stylish.
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Hulett State Bank
Bia
Fd Jolley
Goldie
Legislature pressuring to advance session goals for state
Citizens note the current legislature pushing to pass measures. They express hope what is done will reflect credit on the state and its people and record the tenth session as one to be proud of.
Forest Leaves Pack Rats and Family News
A local note warns residents to lock smoke houses as pack rats roam at night loitering around meat and potatoes. Howard and John Sherrard learn their mother in Litton Ind is gravely ill. John travels to her bedside while Howard stays home due to illness. Neighbors held a surprise party for H Haskins family. Charley McCoy visits Geo Butta. Oka Wells injured on a nail. Mrs Hattie Kelley and Norma visit Antoine Fort. Eric Huseby bets a Jersey cow from John Sherrard.
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Howard
John Sherrard
Litton
Ind
John
H.H Haskins
Charley McCoy
Hulett
Geo. Butta
Oka Wells
Hattie Kelley
Norma
Antoine Fort
Eric Huseby
Benns Shop Purchased by Loomis in Hulet
R Loomis consolidates Benns shop with his own and takes over the laundry agency in Hulet. Benns will stay in town and pursue other lines of work. Loomis promises to improve the business as patronage grows.
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R. Loomis
Mr. Loomis
Benns
Mr. Benns
Hulett
Aly
Loomis
Bank Appeals For Your Consideration In Local Promotions
Local bank invites readers to explore banking services and trusted financial guidance. It promises flexible accounts and tailored solutions for wills, savings, and investments, emphasizing mutual benefit and long term relationship.
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White House
Loeb
William E. Curtis
Mr. Burns
Dry Farming Congress
Country Life Commission
Burns
Farrall
Old Henry Folsom Ranch
Italy
Geo. Caldwell
Miss Richardson Ahso
Caldwell
Sundance
John Wood
Ridge
Johnnie
D. G. Frost
Ben Reid
Ina Ehat
Mrs. Bou Reid
Vis
Ralph Smith
Mra. L. H. Ellsbury
Myrtle Cameron
Spearfish
Mra. L. WH. Ellsbury
Oak Creek Cullings
Dr. Bostwick
Cenbon
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