When was it published?

June 1, 1923 in The Guernsey Gazette

Domestic News June 1, 1923

The Guernsey Gazette

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Capt. Earl I. Krantz, James Hutton

Q: What keywords are associated?

Horse Breeding Station, Government Consolidation, Laramie, Buffalo Wyoming, Agricultural College

Torrington, Guernsey, Goshen County, Platte County, Wyoming

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What is this article about?

The government horse breeding station in Buffalo, Johnson County, Wyoming, will relocate to Laramie on July 1 and consolidate with the Agricultural College's experiment station stock farm, reducing from 60 to 40 head of horses under Capt. Earl I. Krantz and James Hutton.

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The government horse breeding station at Buffalo, Johnson county, Wyo. will be brought to Laramie July 1, and consolidated at the experiment station stock farm with the Agricultural College. The station now has sixty head of American standard-bred horses of the racing type, headed by an imported English sire, but will be cut by sales to forty head. The horses will be in charge of Capt. Earl I. Krantz, formerly connected with the remount department of the United States army, and James Hutton, formerly of Fort Collins, who has been connected with government horse-breeding station for the last twenty five years.

What sub-type of article is it?

Agriculture

What keywords are associated?

Horse Breeding Station Government Consolidation Laramie Buffalo Wyoming Agricultural College

What entities or persons were involved?

Capt. Earl I. Krantz James Hutton

Where did it happen?

Laramie

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Laramie

Event Date

July 1

Key Persons

Capt. Earl I. Krantz James Hutton

Outcome

reduced to forty head by sales

Event Details

The government horse breeding station at Buffalo, Johnson county, Wyo. will be brought to Laramie July 1, and consolidated at the experiment station stock farm with the Agricultural College. The station now has sixty head of American standard-bred horses of the racing type, headed by an imported English sire. The horses will be in charge of Capt. Earl I. Krantz, formerly connected with the remount department of the United States army, and James Hutton, formerly of Fort Collins, who has been connected with government horse-breeding station for the last twenty five years.