Dry farming gains ground in Utah and Colorado regions
The article highlights Wellsville Utah and Cache Valley dry farming as examples with Joshua Salisbury raising 45 bushels of wheat per acre on 18 inches of rain. It notes land selling at 650 dollars an acre and cites.Haswell Colorado seeks to establish an experimental dry farm with community support and potential railroad funding. Delegates will attend the Third Trans-Missouri Dry Farming Congress in Cheyenne February 23 to 25.
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Utah
Wellsville
Cheyenne
Joshua Salisbury
Mr Salisbury
Salisbury
Cache Valley
George L. Farrell
Mormon State
John T. Burns
Board of Control
Third
Mr. Farrell
Haswell
Coloado
Astern Colorado
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Haswell Commercial Club
Farrall Chronicles Mixed News And Ground Hog Tale
Local notes report visits by W F and Mrs Smith to son Ralph and his wife, travel salesmen on tours, and a Ridge Montana return of Mrs Johnny Wood. Illness of Fred Schloredt at Sundance, a Buffalo Gap uncle’s death, and Caldwell family fever recovery are noted. Ground hog antics spark discussion as Farrall hosts saw three rough fights.
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W.F
Mra. Smith
Ralph
Mr. Ben Reid
Johnny Wood
Ridge
Mont
Fred Schloredt
Sundance
George Reid
Buffalo Gap
Caldwell
George
H. B. Folsom
L. H. Ellsbury
Crow Peak
Farrall
Halett State Bank Seeks Mutual Benefit This Season
The bank invites customers to explore banking services and partnerships for a season, emphasizing reciprocal support and shared growth between the institution and the community.
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Halett State Bank
Ridge visitors and local storm notes reach readers
Ira Cadwell and SW Mellor from Ridge endured severe weather while A GO Woodcock visited from Beaver Croek last Monday on land alterations. Sherman Bay remains ill after a long bout of sickness.
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Ira Cadwell
SW. Mellor
Ridge
Woodcock
Beaver Croek
Supreme court voids government case on timber and stone act
The Supreme Court again construes the timber and stone act and rules that entrymen may sell or contract to sell after filing initial applications. It overturns government arguments in Colorado and Williamson cases, criticizing Attorney General Bonaparte and upholding Judge Lewie’s rulings. The decisions nullify affidavits and may quash indictments based on earlier misinterpretations.
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Supreme Court
Department
Timber and Stone Act
United States Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Department of Interior
Oregon
Idaho
Colorado
California
Congressman Williamson
Judge Lewie
Roosevelt
Bonaparte
Williamson
Hitchcock
Pie Williamson
Bonsperte
Newcastle Journal
Miss Olive Switter and Edgar Visit Blakesley Home
Miss Olive Switter and brother Edgar left Ewing Nob to visit the Blakesleys. They secured homesteads here and returned Wednesday to prepare a move back soon. Miss Maud Sins joined a Powell home visit and observed school progress. Tinkoom and Blakesley men raised their summer project this week.
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Olive Switter
Brother Edgar
Ewing
Nob
Blakesley
Maud Sins
Powell Home
Blue Pencil Mark Signals Paper Renewal Demand
A notice states that the paper will discontinue if a renewal order is not received, warning that the current issue marks the expiry of the publication unless renewed. The language frames it as the business practice of the paper and its superior.
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Wei
Aladdin News Highlights Social, Births, and Local Visits
The MG R s social club met at Mrs H B Tracy s home last week. Mr and Mrs Clarence Fry welcomed a baby boy born recently. Leslie Cook visited town and praised stock in his district. Church services are at the school house every second Sunday and next on Sunday the 18th. A dance at the school house last Saturday drew a good crowd and all enjoyed it. E J Ferrall, longtime Beulah merchant, toured through with a complete well drilling outfit for Rocky Ford oil prospecting.
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MG R's
Aladdin
H. B. Tracy
Clarence Fry
Leslie Cook
E. J. Ferrall
Bewlah
Weil
Rocky Ford
Fourdead Man Found Frozen After Ride From Ranch
A man described as W. J. Chrisman, a starter from the ranch, died after failing to arrive on time for Belle Fourche. A search party located his body on the roadside early yesterday morning, presumed to have frozen to death in the storm. He was the father of Wayne Chrisman, once employed at the local bank.
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W. J. Chris
Wayne Chrisman
Draft tips for transferring large sums of money
The note suggests using a basic draft for sending large sums with funds deposited at home and returned if the draft is lost. It mentions Henry Mahoney in a mixed context, implying a person associated with the advice.
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Hen Mahoney
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Congress
al Andrews
Neck of the Woods
Belle Wourehe
Wyoming
Sherman Bay
W. J. Wood
Hulett
Hulett State Bank
A. Blakesley
W. HE. ‘Tinkoom
Aladdin News
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