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Show .52 \'i2.S wor-d f1.':.:ransmissouri" his special interest the 1909, just the of 2 group held its during the of the of to appreciation for his ·.iyoming efforts Act in deligates seemed united th2.t new horne s t e ad act and the en- an adoption securing its enact- in their conviction aid significmtly in the d GovernorShafroth of conference.23 conference The i.ca.L direction, and gathering wide basis; hundred not as oriented evidenced by its by virtue were the of the conference held in the primarily concern and on very. fact that meeting together within tech for plans a world- several organiZational an political impl_ications wh Lch ig:ored by Lmpor t arrt people in T;lashington, D.C. 22t'Treatnent Tribune, was disseminating dry farming data but people framework, we r-e were strong voice to that belief in his address Colorc_do gave ri wou Ld semicrid lands, of development the con Congressman Fr-ank Vl. The to third annual in attendance nent.22 the 1909.) in name final week of February, Enlcrged homestead resolution of r.=or:dell its days after passage of the Enlarged Home- several hundred delegates dorsenet from Among the first items of business disposed of ste2d Act. by few a dropped was in Cheyenne, ference, (The Transmissouri Dry FallTling Congress. This Feb. Discussed, tI SeQ t LaJce F2.rm Experts Holding Congress, 24, 1909, p. 1. " Salt LaJce 25, 2)"Dry Tribune, Feb. of Arid Soils p. 1. 1909, |
