What Club Work Is Doing for Star Valley
Star Valley farmers see favorable impact from Club Work in Lincoln County with Boys Pig Club data. Records show cost per pound variability from 2% to 11 cents, profit hinges on feed and hog-down crops, especially field peas with oats or barley. purebred pigs scarce, but interest in continuing grows. Girls’ Garden and Canning Work faced delays but proved gardening can be profitable, with one girl producing 1,700 pounds of vegetables and 71 quarts canned, plus new relish from immature radish pods.
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Lincoln County
Star Valley
Tne Hove
Inventor Travis Aids Windmill Pump Regulation
Former Lincoln County resident Travis of Gardena California describes a novel device for automatic regulation of a windmill pump. A tank spur leads to a water can with a throw-off mechanism using a wire and cork, stopping and restarting the pump to conserve water and time. Travis is also noted as a hunter with a collection of mounted heads and hunting trophies from trips in Montana and Wyoming.
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Travis
Lancoln County
Travia
Montana
Wyoming
Wool Itin recounts Kinney wool disposal at 43 cents
A brief item notes Tim Kinney of Cokeville disposing of wool as the Laramie Republicus records the sale at a price of 43 cents per pound and references quantities around forty thousand pounds.
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Itin
Laramie
Successful Meeting at Laramie County Agents Conference
Laramie County Agricultural Agent John E Watt of Afton attended the annual State University County Agents meeting in Laramie. The week featured profitable discussions on extension work and plans for enhanced efforts next year. The Wyoming program grew to ten agents with two more counties, Uinta and Albany, expected to join soon.
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John E. Watt
Afton
State University At
Laramie
Wyoming
Uinta
Albany
Big Piney Roundup Association Elects Officers
The Big Piney Roundup Association met last week at Big Piney with Al Osterhout presiding. John C. Budd was named President and Guy C. Decker Vice President, Frank A. Fear Secretary Treasurer. New advisory board includes Harold Munn Elmer Rathbun Jas Mickelson Fred Beck Al Osterhout. Executive committee lists Budd Decker Munn Osterhout Fear Mickelson. Candidates William Hawes and W C Mellvain were presented for roundup foreman.
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Big ‘Piney
Big Piney Roundup Association
Big Piney
al Osterhout
John C. Budd
Guy C. Decker
F. A. Fear
Stockmen Support Live Stock Association Efforts
At Big Piney a meeting highlighted by T O Beck addressed resolutions of the American National Live Stock Association. The gathering backed a continuing price investigation by a committee formed two years ago and reappointed, raising $100 to sustain field work. Beck was named an honorary member for long service, and the group voted to buy 40,000 pounds of rock salt for distribution on the range this summer.
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T. O. Beck
American National Live Stock Association
Beck
Association
Mrs Maggie Nicholson Travels Hard Times Over Piney Roads
Mrs Maggie Nicholson superintendent of schools traveled through the Big Piney country noting the poor road conditions during travel. The trip highlights the strain on officials and residents facing difficult transport in current conditions.
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Maggie Nicholson
Big Piney Country
Rabies scare in Cokeville after dog bite
A Cokeville boy, son of W. H. Taylor, is hospitalized in Salt Lake City for Pasteur treatment after a dog believed mad bit him. Tests at University of Wyoming Laramie will confirm rabies. Dr. Beard doubts rabies but awaits serum test results. Dogs in the area are under watch and may be killed on signs of hydrophobia.
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W. H. Taylor
Cokeville
Salt Lake City
State University At
Laramie
C. ¥. Beard
Beard
Who Is Interested The Editor Receives Offer of Mines Circulars
Joseph C. McHoney secretary to Senator John B Kendrick writes that he will supply documents and circulars published by the Federal Bureau of Mines to interested readers in the area. All materials ready for immediate distribution may be obtained.
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Camera
Joseph C. McHoney
John B. Kendrick
Federal Bureau of Mines
Noted Mason Coming to Denver Lectures Friday Night
Robert Graham, a well known national Masonic lecturer, will deliver a talk Friday night for the benefit of local Masons. A special communication of Kemmoerre Lodge A. F. and A. M. is called for that night and every Mason is urged to attend. The meeting will be held in the Odd Fellows hall.
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Robert, Graham
Denver
Kemmoerre Lodge A. F. & A. M
Odd Fellows All
Third annual high school teachers party reviewed
A third in a series of teacher parties at the high school was held last Friday evening. The program differed from prior events with games and contests plus a delightful lunch served to all attendees.
No other body lines exceed beauty or riding comfort
A brief note highlights superior body lines and enhanced riding comfort, emphasizing the absence of rival options. It underscores harmony between design and ride quality, suggesting a premium appeal.
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Gargena Chinen, Gardena, Call
Roundup Association
Green River Valley Organization
National Investigation Committee
Hawen
National
Tog
Salt Lake Hospital
Mason
Bosch
Chandler
Chandler Motor Car Company
Lincoln County Garage
Platt Wilson
Kemmerer
Cleveland, Ohio
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