Alfalfa as a Crop and Hog Feed Experiment in Wyoming
An Oklahoma style view argues alfalfa is the most profitable crop, citing high seed and hay yields and the advantage of feeding hogs. The writer suggests Wyoming Crook county could adopt alfalfa as feed, noting shorter pasture seasons and urging experimentation targeting hog production.
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United States
Union
Middle West
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Crook County
Home near Alauddin built by Crook County contractors
Thompson and Gammon completed a 26 by 32 foot two story residence for J. M. Rouser seven miles west of Alauddin. The $2,000 house features eight rooms a large hall oak banisters winding stairs two porches and a walled basement, among the most commodious in eastern Crook County. Public notices tout Globe subscriptions and promotions through January 1, 1908 with multi-month pricing.
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Crook County
Thompson & Gammon
J. M. Rouser
Alauddin
Rouser
Belle Fourche Bee
Married at Noon in Beaver Creek and Newcasle
John H. Freel of Beaver Creek Wyoming wed Miss Anna Woefle of Newcasle Wyoming in a noon ceremony. The groom, a successful man with a storied family background, and the bride, both well regarded in their communities, pledged to share life’s future together in matrimony.
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Cupid
John H. Freel
Beaver Creek
Wyo
Anna Woefle
Newcasle
Hank Freel
Col. Evans
Pierre
Mr. Freel
S. D
Call
Land Rush in Western South Dakota 1906 Figures
The Rapid City Journal reports U.S. land office data for 1906 showing 628,209 acres allotted to 3,613 settlers in western South Dakota. Three quarters were homestead entries, with $97,340.64 receipts to the government and an estimated 18,065 new citizens formed by five per family.
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Rapid City Journal
Dakota
U. S. Land Office
Rapid City
Burke
South Dakota
Real Mining Men Pledge Golden Prospects for Montezuma Mines
Rochford district readers hear of a resumption at Montezuma with strong financial backing and trusted leadership. Dr Bailor Bert Ratcliff and New York investors are poised to drive the venture to profitability, reflecting confidence in Bear Lodge region ties and ambitions for a national impact. News from Bear Lodge reports the Bock Brothers struck a two ounce platinum vein in the same district.
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Rochford
Bailor
Lead
So. Dak
Bert Ratcliff
New York
Deadwood ‘Velegram
Bear Lodge
Bear Lodge Mountains
Bock Brothers
Small the Clothier Fate of a Southern Sojourn Beginning Soon
Mr and Mrs Chas Small depart Thursday for New Orleans and southern points where they will roam among the flowers for six weeks. They sail Saturday for Havana and will visit smaller islands in the region. Jamaica is postponed due to the recent earthquake.
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Small
Chas. Small
New Orleans
Havana
Cuba
Jamaica
Sundance Notelets and Local Visits Themel Gathers
Hon D W Hickey and wife visited Mr and Mrs Farrall but found them away visiting at Upton. O A Spielman Will Vine and Al Mann were in Gillette. Zimmer schied and Geo Car were Carlisle pullers. James Stirling was from the Upton country. Towns send who visited their son at Gillette returned home. Hutchins Eaton Wells represented the Hulett country at a masquerade ball. Ed Jolly and Louis Gates north of Hulett were here. Del Storm and wife came from their ranch. Mrs Storm remained for medical care. Dr Bowman and wife were from Cold Springs canyon yesterday. Bear Lodge Mercantile busy invoicing. Mr and Mrs Ogden visiting in Upton. Dack Boyden from Sand Creek ranch. G F Jaeger left for Lead and Deadwood for a few days. Jens Driskill of the T Cross T ranch in town. I J Coryell jeweler Belle Fourche. Buy lumber of J M Cole & Sona at the Music mill ten miles west of Hulett.
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D. W. Hickey
Joe Farrall
Upton
O. A. Spielman
Will Vine
al. Mann
Gillette
J. Zimmerschied
Geo. Car
Carlisle
James Stirling
Upton Country
Messie
Hutchins
Eaton & Wells
Hulett
Ed Jolly
Louis Gates
del Storm
Ogden
Dack Boyden
Sand Creek Ranch
G. F. Jaeger
Lead
Deadwood
Jens Driskill
T Cross T Ranch
J. Coryell
Belle Fourche
J. M. Cole & Sona
Music Mill
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Louis Johnson
Jover
Alva
The
Globe
R. C. Rhodeses
Sundance, Wyoming
W. R. Jones
Sundance
M. L. Gordon
Attorney At Law
M. Hooper
Raton
B. C. Noble
Heal Estate
Attorneys At Law
Ite
Abe Frank
W.j.wood
F.E. Rounds
W. 8B
Bear Lodge Mercantile Co
Sundance and Upton
John Deere
Deering and McCormick
Sundance Hotel
Eva Mahaffey
Undane
EE. W. Brown
East Main Street
Truman Fox _— ae
Milo A. Adam
Jsundance
Ripley & Minniss
Sundance Livery and Feed Stable
John Pearson
Eothen, Wyoming