Sheep Inspection Debate At Packing Centers Sparks Tension
The article critiques government sheep inspections at packing plants, arguing that weighing and pen marking cause losses to sellers while packers profit from condemned stock. It cites J. W. Phillips and a South Dakota shipper pushing for origin-point inspection and questions the system's fairness and practicality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leas
Packer
Jenly
J. W. Phillips
Oma
Omata
South Dakota
Washington
Banking Advice Encourages Credit and Movement Between Banks
The article discusses keeping good credit, transferring accounts, and obtaining favorable introductions when moving away from a community. It notes banks may lend during hard times or to expand business, with top customers sometimes facing refusals, and promotes banking as a tool to improve balance and financial health.
Land Withdrawn in Evanston Wyoming by Land Office
The Register notes withdrawal of land parcels in several townships and ranges in Wyoming as advised by the Commissioner General Laud Olive. The article discusses implications for settlers and potential value changes under government land policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Wyo
Kvyanston
Wyoming
Cant find clear story in provided OCR fragment
The readable text shows stray words and names but no coherent event or identifiable entities to ground a news item. No date, location, or organization is discernible to establish a factual summary.
Dipping corrals boost with 114000 head processed at Matthews farm
Jack Matthews reports strong success from his dipping corrals last summer with Cresol dominant and Cooper’s dip used occasionally. Plans include a 100 by 50 foot draining vat to boost capacity to 10 000 head daily and a new 40-shearer shearing pen to produce 4 000 sheep daily, with easy wool haulage along a grade road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Matthews Duri
Matthews
Forest Convention Votes to Maintain Grazing Policy
At the first session of the National Forest Service grazing department in Og, starting October 27, a vote of 16 to 0 affirmed continuing the set policy. Officials said small stock interests should not be crushed by large holdings and that equity guides allotments. The resident, though new to a locality, must be given an equal show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Forest Service
Fepr
Accidental Shooting at Wyoming Saloon in Green River
John Walsh maintenance man for the block signal corps was accidentally shot in a tussle at the Wyoming saloon. Walsh and companions were present as Charles La Young attempted to quiet a disturbance and was knocked down. A gun discharged during the struggle, Walsh was wounded in the right breast but is recovering in hospital. The incident is described as accidental with no blame attached to Young.
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John Walsh
Block Signal Corps
Wyoming
Green River
Walsh
Chas. la
Young
Allirder
Mr. Young
Kook Springs
Mondell Elected President at Billings Farming Congress
One of the congress sessions in Billings Montana named F W Mondell president of the Dry Farming Congress with G A Martin Texas on the executive committee J Tinsley New Mexico J D Tower Wyoming and W H Olin Colorado chosen for the next meeting Spokane Washington listed as the site price and the executive report preserves the Dry Farming Congress name against members seeking a change
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Mont
F. W. Mondell
G. A. Martin
Texas
J. ‘I. ‘Tinsley
New Mexico
J. D. Tower
Wyoming
W. H. Olin
Colorado
Spokane
Wash
Dry Farming Congress
Brings Good Prices for Sheep Shipment from Fontenelle
Wm. Danvers returned from Omaha with two carloads of fat sheep owned by M. A. Thomas of Fontenelle. The lambs averaged 70 pounds with tops at 74 pounds and no sore mouth found in this shipment. Nearby buyers John Milligan Sim Curtis and George Watts reported various dockages for illness and quality, with Watts consigning 1500 lambs fetching about 80.73 for tops and 86.25 for the others, though some pens were docked for sore mouth and sold at large reductions to packers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Danvers
Omaha
A. Thomas
Fontenelle
George Watts
Gentienen
Mining operator plans work after clearing up affairs
Mining operator JW. Sammon announces Che daho state details for Little Pittsburg Minty Company. Surface equipment include a 25-horsepower plant and multiple buildings. Shafts show ore of fair grade with assays around 82 to 80 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Pittsburg Minty Company
Sammon
Chedaho
Th O Pany
Wyoming
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OL Land
Udald
Willow Creek
Lisaainee Pol Mane
Kemmerer Savings Bank Pe Lx Trust Co
Mondell
J. W. Sammon
Little Pittsburg
Medbury
Halon
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Oregon
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Dismondville
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