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Newspaper
The Greybull Standard
Location
Greybull, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
3
Advertising rates per inch and per line for locals and notices of meetings with admission charges are set at the regular local rate. The notice mentions second class mail registration dated September 5, 1907 in Greybull Wyoming under the 1879 act.
The piece argues that effective prohibition may come from unlikely sources and examines how motives and instruments influence reform. It cites examples like the Reed rider and the emancipation shift, noting that dramatic change often arises from imperfect actors and circumstances.
The Busch family opposes enforcement of prohibition on ships near the three mile limit and accuses motives of self interest. They reference loyalty judgments during the War and warn federal action could stall liquor carriage on vessels abroad and within territorial waters.
Bidders were scarce as sheep men awaited bids from several firms. One offer reached 36 cents but was rejected by a leading wool grower, leaving the market with few accepted prices.
County Agent L E McDaniels urges community cooperation in grasshopper control, stressing that the government supplies must be mixed and spread by the community according to the official formula. He warns that supplies will be withdrawn from noncompliant areas and notes local farm reports including a Duroc sow with 16 healthy piglets and hens laying two eggs daily.
Dr. Boyd reports zero tuberculosis cases across the region from the south county line to Greybull as inspectors conclude cattle testing. The work continues in two weeks with Dr. Beekman in Otto Burlington and Emblem flat country. Basin plans to consider sanitary dairy sale ordinances. Greybull Lovell Cowley Manderson and others may request a copy of the proposed ordinance by writing the office.
The Salt Creek field sees a clash between homesteaders led by Louis Lavoye and oil companies New York Oil Northwestern Oil and Ohio Oil over ground rights. Notices warn settlers trespass claims as lessee firms seek development access. A legal battle is anticipated.
Nearly 210000 pounds of wool sold at Natrona county pool auction in Casper with total receipts about 74160 dollars. Highest bid 37 cents for 52000 pounds to Josendahl Parsons and Klockstein, Jeremiah Williams Co of Boston also bidding.
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