Yellowstone Opens 1920 Season Amid Snow and New Facilities
Yellowstone National Park began its 1920 season on June 20 drawing visitors from across the United States. The report notes heavy snow in Sylvan Pass, new camp sites, free tourist automile camps, a large new log Camp Way structure at Yellowstone Lake, and reopening of Lake Hotel with 160 staff. Roads approach the park are mostly passable, with Dunraven Pass opening June 23 after snow removal.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Yellowstone National Park
America
Union
Ile Associates
Railroad Federaleviaion
Seatroustris
Shriners
Sylvan Pass
Pnline Kiwanis Club
Pas
Tlvafarae
Texas
Vee
Atlanta
Old the Grand Canyon
Yellowstone Lake
National Park
Magresys
United States
Old Faithful Inn
Geyser Basin
Roosevelt
Tower Falls
Grand Canyon
Thumb
Old Faithful
Inter-Mountain
Automobile and Highway Associations
Park
Information Bureau
Wyoming
Yellowstone
Hoback Canyon
Dunraven
Wyoming Grain Acreage Short Report 1920
State report from June 1, 1920 notes sharply reduced spring grain acreages in Wyoming due to late wet cold weather. Winter wheat forecast at 1.668 million bushels state wide. US wheat conditions show 78.2 percent normal. Oats and barley acreages also down, with various national production forecasts and crop condition percentages across multiple crops.
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Douglas
Wyo
Bureau of Crop Estimates
United States
Bondurant Ranch Life Notes and Moves Across Spring
The Bondurant area reports families returning to ranches after wintering in Colorado and Salt Lake. Lee Koontz and relatives relocate, while Campbell and Bondurant trunks arrive from South Pass. Levi Hill, Clyde Johnson and others renew or change domicile for summer grazing as fence work begins on the former Bondurant ranch. Streams rise but range looks strained, prompting talk of fees and oats for the season.
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Lee Koontz
Colorado
E. Campbell
P. C. Bondurant
Daniel
Hie Ranch
Lee Kooute
Geo
Irrigation and ranch improvements noted in county office
Business callers at the office include Wm Faris assisting Levi Hill with extending an irrigation ditch and repairs. Hurley Frank and Luther Hill visited the Hansen ranch while David Bolinger took the school census. Ranger David moves to Faler station. Joe Pride and Carl Johnson called at the post office. John Wertz works on barn logs.
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Wm. Faris
Levi Hill
Hurley Frank
Luther Hill
Hansen Ranch
Mr. Frank
David Bolinger
David
Willow Creek District
Faler
Joe R. Pride
Carl Johnson
Noble Herd
John D. Wertz
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BUICK
Salmon
Thomas
Kemmerer Hdw. & Fur. Co
Plana Big Seavum
Mamie Bertel
Moberly
Agriculture Department
Opal Mercantile Company
Inguhpohal
General Merchandise
International Harvester Com
M’cormack
Oliver and John Deer
WEBER
Idaho
Bondurant News
Sas Cornea
Mountain States Telephone Company
The
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co