New residents and projects dot local ranches and roads
Cleve Harrington becomes the new hand at C. L. Clark's ranch while Clem Blore and family move to Ed Seig ranch to crop this spring. Dorsett plans a large grain acreage and summer relocation. Road overseer Meglemre visits for May road work toward Rockypoint. Ed Turnquist joins the government surveying outfit this summer. Vint Bloxom and bride visit Haven. Vint grows taller since last seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleve Harrington
C. L. Clark
Clem Blore
Ed Seig
J. W. Randall
Rockypoint
Dave Dorsett
Meglemre
Ed Turnquist
Prairie Creek
Ed Hue
Vint Bloxom
Bride
Haven
Vint
Local notes from Rocky Point residents and area visits
Ernest Cadwell and family visited relatives in Rocky Point last week while Torley hauled oats from Flate to Cross Ranch. Virgil Moore resumes mail duties from Hulett to Rocky Point. Frank Swarthouse traveled from Ranch Creek to Flate on Wednesday. W R Voorhies returned from Orchard Nebraska. Ira Cadwell's wife spent the week with relatives. Aldin and Harry Reynolds returned from Sundance where they went to work in land business. George Butler and family returned to their homestead after winter in Ewing Nebraska. Gopher control urged with early poisoning. Abe Brown installs a large gasoline engine to power new woodworking equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Cadwell
Mr. Torley
Flate
Cross Ranch
Virgil Moore
Hulett
Rockypoint
Frank Swarthouse
Ranch Creek
W. R. Voorhies
Orchard
Nebraska
Ira Cadwell
Texas
Aldin
Harry Reynolds
Sundance
George Butler
Famly
Ewing
Nebr
Surrender Tariff Warns West as Mendelh Speech Hits Industry
In a forceful House address on the Underwood tariff bill Mendelh warns the western economy faces doom from cuts across textiles metals agriculture and many small industries. He predicts a Republican comeback and a tariff commission to base future laws on production costs at home and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Mendelh
Mr. Mendeli
Midwest
Northwest
Mountain Weat
Pacific Slope
Thin Hill
Donnybrook Fair
Notice to breeders for Percheron horse Nick near Alva
A. J. Murphy offers Nick the Percheron for the 1913 season at his ranch five miles northwest of Alva. Barren and irregular breeders targeted. Terms set at 12 500 dollars to insure a standing colt. Murphy disclaims responsibility for any accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick
Alva
A. J. Murphy
Hulett Plans July Fourth Celebration with Music and Fireworks
Hulett will celebrate July 4 with reorganized band, good speakers, and a large orchestra for dancing. Races and sports aim to provide fun for all attendees. Three hundred dollars worth of Japanese fireworks will light the sky at night. Full program to appear in an early issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett
Land Troubles Notice by H Gunderson Commission
Bring land papers when facing land troubles. HH H Gunderson of U issues guidance for land issues and commission matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Gunderson
U, 8
Commission
Cypress for Tobacco Boxes T: Cypress substitutes for sycamore show promising results
The national Department of Agriculture and tobacco manufacturers report Cypress as a cost effective substitute for sycamore in tobacco boxes. Tests used Cypress lumber in box production and tobacco filling to reveal any defects, with results described as highly satisfactory and comparable to sycamore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Department of Agriculture
Plug Tobasco
Millien
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Bush & Pearson Dealers
Moline & Pi& 0
Studebaker
Clark & Henry
Payne and Stetson
D. A. Ruland
John Pearson
Ekothen, Wyoming
Little Missouri Buttes
A. W. Maw
Wyoming
RAVEN
Rocky Point
Abe Brown
Ways and Means
Cypress
Deer Creek
Grierson
Chas. McCoy
Herb Sutton
Red Canon
C. W. Duller
Miller
Robert Fry
Ina
C.L. Wood
Co. M. Satie
Hoffman Ranch
Steera
Alzada
Bb. W. Thomas
Alice N. King
Ora Sheldon
Berchard Kroutley
Fairplay
New Haven
Aladdin Livery Barn
H. Chitin
Aladdin
Mellel Ty
Hulett Livery
Fred Sutton
Prsprieor
J.C. Brass
Prop
Orm
Sreaney Stan Sane
Johnson
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