County agent's year in review and activities
The county agricultural agent logged 1460 miles by auto 149 by rail and 540 more by other means to advance farm work. He conducted 368 farm visits served 295 farmers gave advice on farm tasks held 40 meetings with 1110 total attendees and answered 28 office inquiries. He published 52 articles 255 phone calls 553 letters and helped organize a labor bureau and 10 extension schools with 640 attendees. Demonstrations covered Blackleg potato handling irrigation livestock and more. The report notes the agent served from 1916 to 1917 and invites ranchers to engage with future outreach efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dboys
Farmers’ Exchange Bulletin
Lsted
A Favorable Market at Ketometer Sale
Mr and Mrs Frank D Ball of Big Piney visited Ketometer over Sunday returning from the coast where Ball shipped a herd of cattle and secured favorable prices. Tops brought 12 cents, 132 steers averaged 110 dollars per head. Big cows 8.26. Al Osterholt reported similar prices. Ball and family plan to depart for Los Angeles after year start as their children attend school there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Ball
Big Piney
Ketometer
Bunday
Caat
Pall
al Osterholt
Ball
Los Angeles
Mes Isley’s Letter Recommends Chamberlain’s Tablets
A letter from Mrs. J. W. Datey of Litehuclt Tennessee praises Chamberlain’s Tablets for stomach disorders and constipation. She notes quick relief and encourages others troubled by gas or constipation to use the laxative. The misspelled text suggests the product’s beneficial effects and urges readers to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Datey
Litehuclt, TL
Angus Delivers Steers and Cows Sale in Opal Market
John Angus traveled from Opal to Bon sday and sold his shipment there. He accepted an offer delivering $110 for the steers and $75 for the cows, a favorable price amid market fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Angus
Bonsday
Opal
Angus
Bank Statement for Lincoln County Bank 1917
The document records a Wyoming bank's financials with figures for capital paid in surplus fund and deposits. Signed by cashier L. Smith and notary Ivan Jones on November 28, 1917, with directors W. E. Fenner and Jas. W. Christensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tesh
Wyomid
Lincoln
FE. L. Smith
BE. L. Smith
Ivan Jones
W. EK. Fenner
Jas. W. Chrismen
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Hristinay
OLD King Coal
Beckstead Bell Co
Kemmerer, Wyo
Kemmerer Steam Laundry
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Piney
Big Piney, Wyoming
F. E. Curtis
Kemerer
Frontier Supply Company
Hotel Europe
Louis Gerritz
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Konmeren
John B Wats
Barle G. Reel
Poole
Serview
Mes
Isley
John Zumbrunnen
Frontier
Hamefork
Firnisher Mine
Frontier Inos
Kemmerer Savings Bank
Wyon
Hawkness
Iites
Jonal Bks
al AL
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Rexall
Heart China
J. F. Fitzpatrick
Optician
O. S. L. Inspector
Kemmerer Brokerage CO
Thos. Sneddon
Watt Brandon
Olup Jepson
PW. Comer
Wm, Monay
Rom. Turner
DE Ra, Hocker
Cod
The
Frontier Supply Co
Frontier, Wyo
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