Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 22, 1922, Page 11

OTATEFAIR AN INDEX OF PROGRESS BEING MADE IN EDUCATION, AGRICULTURE AND OTHER PURSUITS if x ‘® measure for the teachers’ interest. Wyorning, to make this @ foremost de- Uniform Increase in Ex- Boys’ and Giris’ Club Work. partment of the fain 4 : ‘The attendance expensesand rail-/ The swine industry is decidedly in hibits Indicates Interest , its infancy in our state, yet a fne Renders Much Help at Opening of North THE CASPER.DAILY TRIBUNE AND WYOMING WEEKLY REVIEW PAGE ELEVEN EXTENDED TO FORMER SERVICE ire ean cps i -|ico, and who has been honorably dis-| The American Legion in no sense ts erence, charged If discharged on account of/asking for boors end fmvore from the wounds or disability, he obtains cred-|state or from the national gover allows a total reduction of two years “|from the three years’ residence re quired under the homestead laws to any. officer, soldier, sailor or martne vantage of the exemption, but the county clerk of Gheridan county states that about 660 ex-service per sons have filed their discharge certit ates in his office, which entitles em to this exempticn. who has served in the world war $0 ht for his whole term of enlistment and such credit extends to the end of the emergency if he was enlisted or Grafted, but in neither of these cases can the credit be given on the ment, but through {ts organization ft ts believed ex-service men are justly and legitimately entitied In the way of compensation for personal afvantages which they sacrificed to the nation In . *. . total residence required exceeding two|the time of its peril. It ts notable Growing in Show wat on tipsy. Among the exatues| + Latte Propect and Assists in Other eras’ AIT as ah vccsins ‘eccioes aason’ OPO boos ameesae. eebioaes ? 18. ot or ° p . rt 5 ‘Was one local breeder who only showed Wi rth M t ‘x-service persons from anaes a4 antly In behalf of the disabled man, <u ae seven head. He was successful in fs) 'y Movements , property up to $2,000. Figures are|his dependents and the dependents of OTTO H. BOLLN. selling eli his exhibition animals and = Rot generally available as to the ex-| those comrades in arms who made the (Manager, State Fair, Douglas, Wyo) 5 took orders for as many more. These Py t to which eligibles have tak: pote pica alent rceveda swine were all sold to breeders from BY HARRY BLACK 3 = ths “| the Scottsbluff district in western Ne-| (Casper Post Commander, American ‘Wyoming State fair strives to outdis. braska, That our state fair is attract- tance the best endeavors of the previ- sieag Wyoming’s greatest resource, namely its thousands of ing the attention of swine ous exposition. This has been rather other states 1s evidenced byithe early |acres of arid land susceptible to reclamation through irriga- tion, is a matter of vital interest to numberless prospective easy of accomplishment as each year entries of four breeders from the Gor- asin Seabed Ratercnt ‘mkstiesed . yaa eggs a plan to send Hothentaadérs made up largely of ex-service men and women by breeders and exhibitors generally. 2 Chinas to the fair in Septeraber, of the late war. ‘The entries in 1921 numbered 6,900 as Bixteen foremost western breeders Three reclamation projects, all of them partially com- against, 5,200 in 1920 and 4,600 in exhibited their flocks in this section| pleted, haye drawn to Wyoming appli- non-sectarian. It is not @ military or- = pha he and filled the sheep barn tq capacity.|cants for filings from all states of the;gunization, nor does membership 191 ‘The increase the number of Every pen was taken, as w also the/union. The. Frannie project in the| therein affect or increase liability for individual exhibitors is not known, on gratifying. A gutside, pens. Here also, ain the|north part of the state was opened| military or police service account of the custom of sending ex- r cattle section, were shown the animais|last December for @ second drawing hibits from counties maintaining coun- .|that had won the championship rib-|on lands recently brought under the ty agricultural agents in the name of |bons at the Missouri, Iowa and Ne-|ditch, The Wind River Project near the county agent or of the county _ jbraska fairs. It is hardly to be pre-| Riverton is scheduled to he opened itself. In this way practically all the sumed that owners of valuable exhi-|for filings next summer. Tie North exhibits froma given county are en-| bition, animals will be content to rit) Platte project at Torrington hes al. tered fm one party’s names, whereas, ‘showing them in sju—‘le pens. Hence|ready been opened to-two increment tn all probability they were contrib- no further development in this sec-|of homesteaders, and another divis uted by hundreds of individuals It) expansion, and state club work is be-| ‘on is possible until additional facili-|jon of units will be put under water fe fully expected that 10,000 entries|ing ably directed. It is to be hoped|ties for the care of sheep exhibits ts|by construction week now in progress, will be made this year. that our next legislature wil! roe fit| provided, Under the provisions of the Ferris Educational. to provide the funds for the erection Agriculture and Horticulture. | jaw, Pablie Fresslution No. 29, veter ‘There seems to be x great tnterest|of a building for the exclusive use| In these sections excellent showings ans ofythe world war were granted im the state fair among the county/of the boys’ and girls club work ex-lwere made Due to drought and the|srerecintias Sleht of eizty dave im agricultural agents, county club/ hibits. Stimulating the interest of| grasshopper plague, not all. counties |p. toe Gatry. coda the: pubtie: damats: agents, home demonstration agents,!our future women and men in better] were represented, yet the big agricul. fend result bas been that tn every in school teachers and educators gen-|homes and better fields and farms is| (ural hall was “illed to overflowing| ood" ing the past two years erally. It is only through the co-opera-| forward looking administration, and] with exhibits that could well hav Will. Aoatiiins wete hud tm thovcdoe tion of these educators that state fairs) we think Wyoming will not be jong] competed at any eastern fair, Big|uen (rawings were held in the “sate are ultimately successful, and tha) following the leed of ether progressive | Horn, Niobrara, Goshen, Natrona, Lar-| Under the United States reclamation ‘Wyoming State fair {s fortunate in| states, amie, Crook, Johnson, Weston and|'nasr irrigation, practically every having this support in practically Horse and Cattle Exhibits. Converse counties all had wonderful] Una" | irrigation. by scaeerios every case, School teachers are par-| A fine showing of thoroughbred] lispiays in charge of their county |U™* Paliinla ban Deeteie 158 tloularty active supporters of the state/horses was on display but the ex-|agenta and virtually all the other coun-(™e At. Frannie last ber 185 fair, The fair gives the public quite| hibits in the draft sections were @ 418-| ios were represented by individusl|{*7™m Units were bn ag tl ie the ‘Dest opportunity to realize and/appointment. There are more than| exhibitors, ‘The agricultural section |*erviee men. At Torrington | ep: Appreciate the work being Gone in the|encugh breeders of good draft horses|was in charge of Frank Lane, Lar-|tber there wore over 3,000 ex-serv- rchools, which probal yuints_in! especially in the northern counties of! mie, Wyo, and the wonderful horti.|!ce men vere ae oe ote | (cultural display was superintended by|* ‘ots! Of 250 farm unite. Srank Julian, Casper, Wyo. These| , The Passage m4 hg gentlemen have long served the best | “ue to the efforts of the legislative di: intorosta of the state fair and by rea-| Vision of the American Legion. In son of thelr thorough knowledge and| each of the drawings conducted in the Casper---The City of enthusiasm, have built up their de-|State of Wyoming, the loca! posts of partments from virtually nothing to|‘he American Legior have opened of: their present robust proportions. fices and furnished numerous clerks Evolution ‘An annual feature of the state fair|t? assist the ex-service men to put the reunion of the pioneers of Wyo-| their papers in proper and legal shape ming under the direction of Eunice G,|for the use of the reclamation serv Anderson, the state historian. ‘his!ice officials. presents a most enjoyable opportunity| If nothing else had ever been donv ‘for the old timers to mest and t by "tos Grey emery for = Vo I bor id friends and to mak: service men a of sv . Oll—Wealth Producing ‘Industri allen of 12) : friends and to make new ones.) the organization would h justified Congested Population—Rapid Growth Real Estate Values Properties Valuable Income usual represented by large and excel-|its existence by this on! alone. lent displays of needle work, works of} Right now the varioyf Jad Nie orner t 4,000 front ft. Ten art, culinary displays, etc. It is diffi-| #merican Legion are yep but tte tenet for entire lot. $20,000 will cult to extol these departments, yet/1922 membership It ts rach year they hold the public inter |important that th and est and no fair would be complete|ex-service men {y Aarepoulc without them. be informed of ago 72 ft. property on same street four blocks out with PA rental income of $400 per month. Will pay out 4n short time and should easily double in value. $5,000 5; TERI sion is, what it h ind sit wil handle, The British Society of Women En.-|etands for. Warehouse Property—best location obtainable, cost gineers is offering prizes for the best] The American $7,500; can be bought for $4,500. Income $100 per ideas in house improvement, especially |ization of the month. $3,000 cash first payment; foreclosure. such as will tend to make the work of|the great he housewife easier. “DP Apartments at froin $5,000 to $10,000 down, bring poe It te non k original investment first year, or 100% per year on backs pi invested. Rentals pay out property four or five years, Business locations are at a premium. Call or write fin: ictormulion cahbGee a any epbrial lines or in- The Ideal Place in Yo IGHLAND i ADDITIO Joining City Park Site in restments. Montgomery Realty & Investment Co. 143 8. Center St. ‘ Ptone 1310. This Business Did Not Grow by Chance “BUSH DID IT” Signs, Show Cards, Decorations We Appreciate Your Patronage ~— LET US PROVE IT 242 W. Yellowstone Phone 33 ’. Casper, Wyo. : CITY WATER - GRADED STREETS GOOD SOIL FINE VIEW - GOOD DRAINAGE Level Lote—40x125 Feet Priced From $150.00 to $500.00 Terms $25 Down, Balance $10 Per Month The Cheyenne Creamery Co. Home of PAUL HUBER ; Meadow Queen Butter 101 South Center St. Casper, Wyo. | and | ————___—_— } Mail Coupon to Paul Huber, 101 So. Center St. Excelsior Ice Cream it makes no distinction of rank, nor discrimination between overseas and American service. All veterans who served honorably between April 6, 1917, aad November | Bll H 11, 1918, are eligible.” mit 188 East Second Street Merabership in the American Le on Auxiliary is limited to the moth- ers, wives, daughters and sisters of members of the American Legion, and to the mothers, wives, daughters and Sisters of men and women Who were im the military service of the United States between April 6, 1917 and No- vember 11, 1918, and died tn line of cil SMART CLOTHES FOR WOMEN AND MISSES Hn i duty or after honorable discharge and prior to Nevember 11, 1918. ‘the purpose of the American Le that spirit of service which incuosd all to respond to the country’s call in time of need, even to the extent of SMAI [ ER PROFT [ ¥ being willing to pay the supreme sac- cent Americanisms based upon fair play and © square deal for all. i M. k E D II C A fow of th things which thi crrasinion tas tczanpisaas ir aM «& AVAdRe Every Lrollar Count ex-service men are as follows. 1, Sweet Bill, Public Law No. 104, fer an increase from $30 to $80 per | ill INDIVIDUAL AND AUTHENTIC 2. Publio Law No. 20g, tn H Mal wie fms SPRING CREATIONS cational training. ‘They previously ANAT received $80 ith, whi thi q Ht Tecetved $40 per raonth, whereas, they ARRIVING DAILY 8. Establishment of the United world war veterans with the govern- ment—medical, legal and financial, in- surance, claims and rehabilitation. 4. Public Law No. 246, providing for bsg Business Creed for 1922 gion 1s two-fold, service to the coun- rifice. This js being done by assisting increasing the appropriation to dis- iatbanarasiyitinetn: tet whien Oe A CITY STORE AT YOUR DOOR the remodeling and refitting of exist- ) wiwyeaccuny, women (MMi! = MIORE BUSINESS in the maintenance of a hundred-per- abled men, and providing specifically day handles all the dealings of the Ta Ml mm NK tng army and navy hospitals for the | fill Mi AAA \ Mi Mi it l | | n-fuse of the United States war veter- l | | os bureau for diacharged ex-sery- Bi AT men, Public Law No. 251, providing There are over six million out of employment in the United States today Here in Casper, Wyoming, We Have Our Quota of Over a Thousand Unemployed Befcre making a move to Casper, write for conditions to any of the following, enclosing stamp for reply: Casper Trades American Legion Building Trades Assembly Dr. W. H. Snoddy, Adjutant Council J. B. Leonard, Secy., Box 1622 H. BE. Benham, Secy., Box 111 Carpenters Local 1564 829 EB. Fourteenth St. Bakers and Confectionery ©. 8. Thompson, Secy. % Local 350 666 S. Park Ave, R. G. Sehnert, Secy., Box 1557 Calinary Workers Local 186 Painters Local 370 Wm. Schatzlern, Box 1018 . I want to know about your Highland Park Addition. Please send full description. Twenty Years of Steady Growth Eighteenth and Thomas Streets CHEYENNE, Wyo. My Name is... My Address fs No. error Street 22 cece verrremees = Barbers Union Local 726 R. W. Emmitt, Secy., Box 488 Es Geo. Webber, Secy. Lathers Local 373 Plasterers Local 600 H 246 8. Center St. . B. F. West, Secy. Jack Phenn, Secy. } i Lars Local ee ; j is aa 1815 8. Melrose A. A. Johnaon, Secy. A. L. Johnson Plumbers Loos! 193 264 S. Center 142 B. Midwest Chas. Hillman, Secy., Box 551 Bricklayers Local Lai Workers Local 85 John Gslusha, Box 706 gage Bs Root, Secy. ag pe a o R. R. Boilermakers Local 683 1260 8. Washington ' 125 N. Durbin 8t 8. ¥. Cooper, Secy., 608 N. Center Motion Picture Operators Building Laborers and Hod Local 428 Retet e aaa mearey Be Hod Carriers Local 186 GO, R. Kendall, Secy., Box 643 850 8. Ash. Bt * Dave Caravajal, Secy., Box 422 Musicians Local 381 ; Chauffeurs Local 671 Bert Wagner, Secy. Typographical Union Local 735 Geo. Vogel, Secy., Box 2601 681 E. Second St, Geo. Finch, Secy., Box 956 eee a | mn e)