Wyoming Sheep Industry Gains From New Breeds
The Wyoming sheep industry expands as breeders import top bloodlines from King Brothers and Buntin Lane Co to improve flocks. Corriedale crossbreeds from New Zealand arrive in Wyoming, touting hardy constitutions, heavy fleece, and strong mutton production for high-altitude ranges.
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Laramie
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C. H. Ensor
Corriedale
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Missouri
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T. 5. Parsons
Wyo
Sheep Wintering Notice in Downing Wyoming
A notice states wintering one band of sheep for 80 ate on 200 tons of Ao and 2,000 acres of pasture in Ed Thorn and Downing Wyoming.
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Ed Thorn
Downing
Stock cattle movement reshapes western ranching outlook
The Omaha Drover Journal-Stockman notes profitable cattle shipments from the corn belt to Colorado Wyoming South Dakota and Montana while freight costs block further expansion. Russell Thorpe of Lusk Wyoming seeks thirty feeding steers to stock grass and delay maturing, reflecting a shift from open range to small ranch stocking as Wyoming eyes a larger cattle presence than in the past.
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Omaha Drover Journal-Stockman
Colorado
Wyoming
South Dakota
Montana
Russell Thorpe
Lusk
Wyo
Mr. Chorpe
Old Range
National Self-Supporting Children's Aid Society Planned
E A Brown of Douglas plans a nationwide society to open a self supporting Children's Home with headquarters in the city. A favorable site has been found for a dam and irrigation system that could service over ten thousand acres and water rights are secured bringing in nearly a quarter of a million dollars in revenue.
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E. A. Brown
Douglas
Children’s Aid Society
Douglas Enterprise
Brown
Industrial school project to expand enterprise grounds
The plan calls for an annual water rental to fund the enterprise and a fully equipped industrial school as the centerpiece. A four-section farm with pure-bred stock will accompany the project, overseen by a five member board of prominent locals. Subscriptions rise as citizens express strong interest and Mr Brown brings over fifteen years managing similar institutions.
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Brown
New Store Set to Open by Hibler in Gupton Building
Mr. and Mrs. E Hibler arrive from Sheridan and plan a new grocery and hardware store in the Gupton building, first door north of Gupton Harvey garage. Hibler brings experience from Wright Co and Chaplin Co and promises full lines, right prices, and good service to the community.
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Hibler
Sheridan
Wright & Chaplin Co
W. R. Wright Co
Soukup Post Office Opens North of Gillette
A new Soukup post office will open January 1 in this county at the Soukuy ranch fifteen miles north of Gillette on Bitter Creek road. Marthy Soukup named postmaster and the office aims to serve at least forty families with weekly service, potentially expanding with encouragement.
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Soukup
Soukuy Ranch
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Bitter Creek
Marthy Soukup
Gillette
Sookup
National Stock Show Preparations for Denver Opening
Preparations for the National Western Stock Show in Denver begin as entries surge. Extra cattle sheds rise with about fifteen Shorthorn and twenty Hereford herds plus Angus and Galloway displays expected. The horse show expands with top stables and railroads offer low rates for visitors.
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Denver
One Dry Mileh Cow For Sale In Gillette Wyoming
Four year old dry mileh cow offered by Lake View Dairy Gillette Wyoming inquire for details and price.
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Lake View
Gillette
Wyoming
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