Country Bounty 3-5-2024

4 interesting facts about the month of March

March marks a turning point for many people each year.

Perhaps because winter winds down and officially ends in mid-March, the month is easy to characterize as a turning point toward spring and all that entails, in-

cluding warmer weather and additional hours of daylight. The vernal equinox is one of many interesting facts about the third month of the year.

1. March might mark the official return of spring, but the inspiration for its name is far

less serene. According to Almanac.com, March is named for Mars, the Roman god of war. That might not jibe with modern impressions of March, but it makes sense from a historical perspective. That’s because military campaigns were once routinely suspended during the

cold winter months. Upon the return of spring and the more favorable conditions it produced, military campaigns would start up again, thus making March an aptly named month.

2. Though presidential inaugurations in the United States are now held in January, that wasn’t always the case. In fact, March 4 was

the official Inauguration Day until 1933, when the Twentieth Amendment was ratified and inaugurations were officially moved to January. Even George Washington, the first man to serve as President of the United States of America, was initially slated to be inaugurated on March 4. However, the Library of Congress notes that electoral ballots could not be counted as quickly as Congress anticipated, so the first inauguration was delayed until April 30, 1789. President Franklin D. Roosevelt holds the distinction of being the first American president to be inaugurated in January after he was sworn in on January 20, 1937.

3. March hosts one of the most beloved holidays across the globe, even though the day commemorates the patron saint of a small country in western Europe. St. Patrick is the primary patron saint of Ireland, a small island nation in the North Atlantic Ocean with a population of roughly seven million people. Despite that,

World Population Review reports that St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated in more than 200 countries each year on March 17. The New York City St. Patrick’s Day Parade is world-renowned, but the holiday is celebrated in other countries one might not immediately associate with Ireland and St. Patrick, such as Singapore, Russia and Japan.

4. College sports fans anxiously anticipate the arrival of March each year. That’s because the month marks the return of March Madness, a college basketball tradition that annually draws millions of fans to watch and/or attend games in the weeks long single-elimination NCAA Tournament that culminates with the national championship game. The origins of the phrase “March Madness” are not precisely known, though many historians trace the phrase to high school basketball in Indiana in the 1930s. Legendary broadcaster Brent Musburger is credited with associating the term with the NCAA Tournament in the 1980s.

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DAN’S FISH IS NOW HIRING AN AQUARIUM FISH WAREHOUSE ASSOCIATE

DansFish.com is seeking an Aquarium Fish Warehouse Associate in Sheridan, WY. This position will include preparing fish for shipping to customers, shipping fish, providing care for fish, maintaining aquariums, and sundry duties. Full time. Pay starts at $16/hour. There is plenty of room for advancement in our company. Learn about us on our YouTube channel & at Dansfish.com. If this job sounds right for you, please send a cover letter and resume to dan@dansfish.com. (ts)CBHA

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Specializing in Razor/ Scissor and Clipper cuts, Foils, Colors/Highlights, Perms, Facial/ Brow Waxing.

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NOW HIRING AT THE LEDOUX SALOON AND STEAK OUT IN BIG HORN! Always accepting resumes for front and back of house employees. Send resumes and applications or inquiries to cheryl@ledouxsaloon. com.

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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

HIRING FULL TIME

SCHOOL NURSE FOR HENRY A. COFFEEN ELEMENTARY.

Monday - Friday, 7:45am2:45pm. $22,000 - $30,000 PER YEAR D.O.E. Must posess current registered nurse license or be a licensed practical nurse. Benefits include Medical, Dental, Vision, Sick Leave & More. Time off matches students days off. For more information call the District Office at 307674-7405 (ext. 5208) or go online at www.scsd2.com

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LOOKING FOR A TOP-QUALITY CARETAKER/HOUSE MANAGER:

The Flying H Ranch, a multiuse, family-owned ranch located in Big Horn, Wyoming is looking to fill the position of caretaker/house manager for the ranch owner’s personal house and the complex’s surrounding it, which includes a small 2-bedroom guest house, and a 4-bedroom guest lodge. The position requires a top-quality caretaker/house manager who can do general house cleaning, laundry/ironing, can help the chef in the kitchen during the summer, and has the capacity to cook during our Oct/Nov hunting season.

The summer (July and August) and hunting season (October and November) are full on with a seven-day working week and only an occasional day off. The ranch owners come to the ranch for the summer season, often with additional friends and family, and we have a busy hunting season with hunters staying in the guest lodge. However, the rest of the year is less full on and more flexible in work schedule and vacation time.

The ranch is open to an individual or a couple filling the position. In the case of a couple, the job would also include grounds work and lawn care of manicured lawns.

Position comes with a competitive salary, great benefits, housing on the ranch, and a work vehicle is provided.

Please contact Cara Platt (307674-9447 or 307-620-5786) for more information or send your resume to chopcraft@johnsouth.com

THE PGA RANCH IS SEEKING A QUALIFIED RANCH HAND to assist with a variety of duties for the Member-Owned Grazing Assoc. Pre-season/Summer: 40-60+ working HRS/week. Winter: HRS Flexible. Must be 21 or older, licensed driver, able to operate vehicle & stock trailer. Supply own horse for ranch responsibilities. Riding, Fencing, & Pipeline experience necessary. $26,000 with Bonus & Pay Raises, Housing & Utilities provided. Medical negotiable. Board & Feed for up to 10 horses & 3 working dogs.

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103 SERVICES

Bordered Classified ad $41.40 per week or $82.80 for 4 weeks

JILLY'S PET SERVICE: Dog Walking, Playtime, Cat Care, Misc. Pet Needs. (307)6837342 or (307) 673-0446. (08)045947

CHITWOOD PAINTING: Specializing in interior, Exterior painting. Quality Work. Experienced and insured. Residential or Commercial. 307-673-1697. (‘till 4-14/24) 065908

FLOOR COVERING INSTALLATION, Repair and advice Over 20 years experience Free Consultation. 307-751-5807. (ts)cbha

CLOCK REPAIR

We Repair All Types of Clocks, Cuckoo, Grandfather, etc. We make house calls. Free Estimates. 307-682-1570. (ts)

AR EXTERIORS

Ron and Andy Moore, Licenced, Bonded, Local Company. Quick Turn-Around. Roofing - SidingGutters. 307-752-9835 or 307-752-3644. (ts)gs

POLISH LININGS DOES ALL TYPES OF WELDINGAluminum, Stainless and Plastic. Walk-Ins Welcome. (Big green ugly building in the BNSF Railyard). Call 6739104 or visit polishlinings.com (ts)bc

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201 CARS

WANTED JUNK VEHICLES

Buying car batteries $5.00 each. Call 672-5249 or 7638613.(4)045901

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ONLY $279.89 PER MONTH

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WANTED! JUNK OR ABANDONED VEHICLES...PAYING CASH. Call Zach at 307461-2804 or 307-751-1723 and leave a message. (ts)

1999 TOYOTA SOLARA, new tires, drive it away. $1,500 call 307-751-5710(9)0428z

202 TRUCKS

1994 FREIGHTLINER WITH 24 FT BOX. Call 307-429-9453.(8)505874

203 4X4S

MR. R’S AUTO SALVAGE

Save $$$ on repairs, major or minor. We buy wrecks. Call 800-834-8307. (TS)

1993 F150 4X4, 351 V8. This is a nice local truck. $10,500. Call 307-752-6291 or 307-7523705. (7)045940

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SEVERAL ‘76 TO ‘79 VEHICLES; 1 ton 464 Motor; Flatbed; Winch; 4x4 Subarban - gas and propane; 76 3/4 4x4, 350 motor; 2 Chevy Luv’s. others. Call 751-7333.(7)045950

2013 JEEP WRANGLER 2 DR SPORT 4WD, Low miles 82,575, excellent condition. $17,995. Call 752-4540. (9)065917

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SERVING LEGERSKI’S CORNED BEEF AND POLISH SAUSAGE $15.00 PER PLATE – UNDER 12 - $5.00

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Off-Road Pkg, 25K Mles, 4WD, WARRANTY. $40,995

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Turn to seafood

Salmon is a hearty, flavorful and heart-healthy protein. When glazed in an easy sauce, this “Sweetand-Sour Baked Salmon” will be the star of mealtime. Enjoy it, courtesy of “30-Minute Meal Prep” (Sourcebooks) by Robin Miller.

Sweet-and-Sour Baked Salmon Serves 4

8 salmon fillets, about 5 to

6 ounces each

Salt and freshly ground black pepper

1⁄2 cup 100 percent pineapple juice

2 tablespoons ketchup

2 tablespoons light brown sugar

2 tablespoons rice vinegar, regular or seasoned

2 tablespoons soy sauce

2 teaspoons cornstarch

1⁄2 teaspoon garlic powder

1⁄8 ground ginger

Chopped green onions for serving

1. Preheat the oven to 375 F. Coat a shallow baking dish with a thin layer of olive or vegetable oil.

2. Pat the salmon fillets dry and place them in the prepared pan. Season the salmon with salt and black pepper. Set aside.

3. In a small saucepan, whisk together the pineapple juice, ketchup, brown sugar, rice vinegar, soy sauce, cornstarch, garlic, and ginger. Set the pan over medium heat and

bring to a simmer. Cook for 2 to 3 minutes, until the sauce thickens, stirring frequently.

4. Spoon the sauce over the salmon.

5. Bake for 10 to 15 minutes, until the salmon is fork tender (a meat thermometer should register 145 F).

6. Reserve half of the salmon for a future meal. Refrigerate up to 3 days.

7. Top the remaining salmon with the green onions, and serve.

Tip: You can make this dish spicy by adding hot sauce or sriracha sauce to the glaze. You can also top the finished dish with crushed red pepper flakes. Also, this thick sauce is versatile, so it can be used on chicken, beef and shellfish.

302 MOTORCYCLES

1973 HARLEY, slightly modified, needs some work. $5,000. Call 307-751-1953.(9)065916

304 RECREATIONAL VEHICLES

2002 PATIO KIT HAULER

$4,000 OBO. Leave message or text 307-763-7078.(10)065911

RECREATION: 300

PACE 6’X12’ ENCLOSED CARGO TRAILER, excellent condition (garage kept), carpeted floor, fishing rod holders on one wall, wired for 120 volts for interior lighting. Has an interior outlet for freezer or other appliances. Great for hunting, fishing or camping. Sale price: $3,800. Interested call 674-6264 ask for Don. (9)056150

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TUNE-UP YOUR CAMPERS & TRAILERS. Pack wheel bearings, minor welding, mechanic and electrical and brakes. Call 674-6677.(ts)

305 SNOWMOBILES

1998 SKIDOO 670 SUMMIT, runs great, ready for snow. $1,400 call 307-751-5710(9)0428z

1980 YAMAHA ENTICER 340 (8J6) no speedometer, new modified seat, seat cover and seat base, 110 lbs. compression each cylinder, trailering cover. In excellent condition - $975 (have pictures)

1979 Yamaha Enticer Deluxe (8J9) parts sled, good motor, suspension, track, skis and 2 new Windshields – no seat assembly, hood and tunnel in bad shape – free with 1980 Enticer above. (have pics)

1982 Yamaha SS440 (8N8) approx. 317 miles showing. A good fixer-upper or good parts sled.Everything is there and motor turns over - $350 (have pics)

1979 Yamaha Excel V (8H8) complete and clean, bottom end (crank cases, crank, oil pump assembly and stator assembly) all cleaned. Needs crank seals. Cases are not sealed - $125 (have pics)

1980 Yamaha Exciter 440 motor (SS443-043133) complete, Has good compression (105 +/- on both) and has spark - $250 (have pics)

1986 Yamaha Phazer (81H), short track, approx.. 3,130 miles, sled has been completely checked over, both clutches cleaned and serviced, excellent condition$975.00 (have pics)

1988 Yamaha Phazer (84J), short track, approx. 2,790 miles, sled has been completely checked over, both clutches cleaned and serviced, excellent condition$975.00 (have pics)

Buy them both - $1,800.00 / cash

Call Cody Bob at (307) 8998646 for more information. (Cody, Wyoming (7)01214r

306 BOATS & WATERCRAFT

ZODIAC 11’6” INFLATABLE

BOAT WITH 9.9 HP HONDA FOUR STROKE OUTBOARD

ENGINE. Excellent condition, (garage kept) comes with fuel tank and removeable wheels. Complete package $3,500. Interested call 674-6264 and ask for Don.(9)056150

Give this healthy dinner a Mexican twist

All kinds of resolutions are made at the start of a new year, and most of them involve some sort of healthy habit. Losing weight and eating better often top the list of health initiatives. Individuals who want to revamp their diets may be on the lookout for healthy recipes. “Health food” may evoke images of lots of leafy greens and bland grains, but diners can rest assured there are plenty of tasty options… even beef.

Historically beef may not be seen as healthy fare, but

when enjoyed in moderation, beef can be part of a healthy eating/weight loss plan. This recipe for “Tender Salsa Beef” can replace Taco Tuesday on your weekly menu. For a kid-friendly option, be sure to use mild salsa. Enjoy, courtesy of “Taste of Home Healthy Cooking Cookbook” (RDA Enthusiast Brands, LLC) by the Taste of Home Kitchen.

Tender Salsa Beef Serves 8

11⁄2 pounds beef stew meat, cut into 3⁄4-inch cubes

2 cups salsa

1 tablespoon brown sugar

1 tablespoon reduced-sodium soy sauce

1 garlic clove, minced

4 cups hot cooked brown rice

In a 3-quart slow cooker, combine the beef, salsa, brown sugar, soy sauce, and garlic. Cover and cook on low for 8 to 10 hours or until meat is tender. Using a slotted spoon, serve beef with rice. Per serving: 259 cal., 7 g fat, 53 mg. cholesterol, 356 mg. sodium, 28 g carbs, 2 g fiber.

Boost your diet with these powerhouse foods

A nutritious diet is a key component of a healthy lifestyle. That’s an important thing to remember for people looking to turn over a healthier leaf and accomplish their longterm wellness goals. Avoiding certain ingredients, like saturated fats and added sugars, and choosing foods known for their nutritional benefits is one way individuals can utilize diet to live healthier. Although such foods cannot entirely eliminate risk for certain diseases or make a person invincible, eating more of them certainly can benefit individuals’ overall health.

• Kale: Kale long has had a place on healthy eating lists. Kale is a good source of vitamins A, C and K, and also contains alpha-linolenic acid, which is an omega-3 fatty acid. According to Britannica, studies show kale can help combat heart disease and cancer, and also boost eye health by reducing risk for cataracts and macular degeneration. Kale is not the only

dark, leafy green vegetable that has earned superstar status. Swiss chard, spinach, collard greens, and turnip greens are equally beneficial.

• Berries: There is strong antioxidant capacity associated with berries that helps reduce the risk of heart disease and other inflammatory conditions, says Healthline.

That’s why blueberries, strawberries, blackberries, raspberries, and cranberries are so revered by nutritionists. They’re also great sources of fiber, vitamins and minerals.

• Honey: This natural sweetener is a powerful ally to animals and insects. Honey is one of the most appreciated and valued natural products, according to the study “Honey and Health: A Review of Recent Clinical Research,” published in 2017. Since ancient times, honey has been used therapeutically due to its antioxidant, antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and antiproliferative effects.

• Walnuts: Studies have found that those with higher nut consumption have improved cardiovascular risk factors and lower rates of cardiovascular disease. Nuts are an important part of the Mediterranean diet, which has been found to be heart

healthy as well, according to Harvard Health. Walnuts are a particularly good choice for lowering LDL cholesterol, triglycerides and apoprotein B (a protein linked to cardiovascular disease).

• Legumes: Legumes, also known as pulses, include beans, lentils, peas, peanuts, and alfalfa. Legumes are full of nutrients, like minerals, protein, fiber, and B vitamins. Healthline notes legumes also improve feelings of fullness, which may help people eat less at each meal.

• Teff: Not too many people have heard of teff, which is a very small grain that is a dietary staple in parts of eastern Africa. Teff is high in the nutrients iron, magnesium, zinc, calcium, and vitamin C. Teff also contains ample protein and fiber. Teff also is gluten-free, so it can be ground and used in place of other flours in cooking, says Britannica.

• Kefir: Fermented foods and beverages have garnered increased attention recently because of their effect on helping maintain gut health. Kefir is loaded with vitamins, minerals and nutrients, says the Cleveland Clinic.

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JOTUL WOODSTOVE

- F602 MODEL- New in the box - Retail $1,500.

Sale Price $1,200. + tax. Buy now, install Later. 307-217-0621.

Search Jotul.com. (06)66365C

405 FURNITURE & APPLIANCES

OAK CHINA HUTCH - $600. Call 307-751-3902. (ts)jj

SAMSUNG REFRIGERATOR25.6 cu. ft., side by side, Stainless Steel, Ice & Water, Like new. $700 OBO. 307-752-4654 (08)065912

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RICHMOND 50 GALLON GAS HOT WATER HEATER. Used 4 months. Bought new for $800. Will sell for $600. or best offer. 307-752-2553. (07)RS

CONCRETE PARKING BLOCKS for sale. $165 ea. 751-7404. Also looking for drywall work. (05)437045

HENRY LEVER ACTION XMODEL 30:30, Win. Black Synthetic Stock, Blued Steel. $1,150, 1-253-344-7286. (05)01908D

$ BUYING ANTLERS $ Deer, Elk and Moose! All Grades/Any Amount. Will Pick up! (307)587-3716 or (307)272-7851. (Thru Dec. 2024)02169C

WINCHESTER 30:30 MODEL 94 Lever Action 20” barrel. Still in box, w/8 boxes of Ammo. $950. 307-217-2210. (08)011292

SAVAGE - BA 110 STEALTH 6.5 CREEDMORE, Bolt action, AR chassis with muzzle brake. Call 307-752-2801 (09)065918

WEATHERBY MKV 270, wby mag blued/walnut stock 80% condition, includes new box of ammo. Call/text 916-812-2149 (09)rs

BRAND NEW 66” POLARIS SNOWPLOW. Manual Angle Change. Fits Ranger Size Side by Side. $700 OBO. 307-752-2908. (02)055892

JOHN DEERE SNOWBLOWER: 3.5 HP, 20” cut width, walkbehind, runs great, $75. 307620-0506. (05)01908D

Stainless and Plastic. Walk-Ins Welcome. (Big green ugly build ing in the BNSF Railyard). Call 673-9104 or visit polishlinings.com (ts)bc

NEW GOTRAX E-BIKE, MODEL CTI 3. 500 W. Motor, step-thru frame, 8-speed shi mano shifter, hydraulic brakes & Forte Torque Sensor. 5 Level pedal assist. Was a Christmas Present for the wife, but is too big for my little gal. Asking $1100. 307-461-1986 or 307655-5754. Ask for Paul. Can send pics. (07)983877

8 CONSTRUCTION DUMP STERS. 751-7333. (08)045950

411 WANTED TO BUY

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WANTS TO PURCHASE MIN ERALS and other oil and gas interests. Send details to P.O. Box 13557, Denver, CO. 80201

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503 PETS

FOR SALE: 3 TEDDY BEAR X POODLE FEMALE PUPPIES. Very Cute! Vaccinated and Dewormed. Birthdate Jan. 6, 2024. Will be at Yoders Country Market on March 2nd. 307-622-6452. (08)065905

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MINIATURE AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERDS, 3 red tri males and 1 blue merle female. $650. 307-371-8538. (07)RS

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116 BARTON STREET, ARVADA, WY

Ranch home that is located approximately 50 miles east of Buffalo and will need to be moved.

Remodeled in 1967. This home sits on a basement. The home needs work but could be a nice family home once completed. There are 4 bedrooms and 2 baths. The kitchen area has been gutted. Lots of potential. $35,000. Call Cristy Kinghorn 307-620-0037 to view this home.

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290 N. ADAMS, BUFFALO, WY

294 N. Main St., Buffalo, 684-9531

1321 SUSSEX ROAD, KAYCEE, WY HUNTING AND FISHING PARADISE! Beautiful 327 acre ranch east of Kaycee on Sussex road with Powder River running through it. This ranch also has a reservoir (has been stocked w/ trout) and natural springs for an over abundance of water. Approximately 100 acres of hay meadow and irrigation rights coming from the Sahara Ditch. There is a abundance of wild life which makes this ranch a hunting haven. The property consists of a nice and updated 3 bedroom, 1 bath home. The ranch outbuildings consist of a 16x30 tool shed and a 30x40 shop plus an open face shed. $2,250,000. Call Cristy Kinghorn 307-620-0037.

49 BARN ROAD, BUFFALO, WY

Beautiful custom built country home situated on approx. 36 acres close to town. Nice open kitchen w/ formica counter tops, hickory wood cabinets, pantry & breakfast nook. Vaulted ceilings w/ open formal living room & separate formal dining room. Primary bedroom has its own bath w/ tile floors, shower & separate jet tub. Upstairs bathrooms have heated floors. Full walk out basement w/ large family room. 3 bedrooms downstairs w/ a full bath. Central air and 2 fireplaces, large barn & loafing sheds. $975,000. Call Cristy Kinghorn 307-620-0037.

BACKYARD PARADISE! This 1924 updated home is situated on 4 corner lots & .69 acres in town. Beautiful custom kitchen, formal dining & walk in closet. 2 bedrooms on the main floor w/ adjoining baths. Primary suite has large w/i closet, fireplace, a tub plus separate shower & an outside door to the backyard. Oh & I must mention the large outdoor heated pool, large patio area & a wood privacy fence. The backyard is landscaped w/ mature trees. It is a private paradise! $619,000. Call Cristy Kinghorn 307-620-0037 to view.

TWO BEDROOM, 1 BATH, new wood floor and carpet. In good condition. $49,500. Call Mason Swaney at 307-7514911.(9)003336

602 PROPERTY

1947 SUSSEX ROAD, KAYCEE, WY

294

716 FULLERTON AVENUE BUFFALO, WY

Wonderful family home with a large backyard - park like setting. Landscaped with mature trees and flower gardens. Enclosed covered deck with storage underneath. Spacious open kitchen and dining area that has been completely remodeled w/ a large island & and an abundance of cabinets and counter space. Daylight basement, family room with a warm and cozy brick fireplace, large bedroom w/ 3/4 bath and lots of storage plus laundry area $399,000. Call Cristy Kinghorn 307-620-0037.

2600 PJ ROAD GILLETTE, WY

Great investment property! This 5 acre parcel of land has a beautiful home with approx. 5,000 sq. ft. of living space with a walk out basement and separate apartment. The 72 x 144 indoor arena has a barn alley and approx. 16 stalls and a tack room. There are 5 camper spaces with full hook ups and approx. 8 loafing sheds with runs for horses. Seller also rents out a 1300 sq. ft. 3 bed/2 bath mobile home built in 1975 that has been completely remodeled, plus a 2 car garage, equipment shed and more. $1,900,000. Call Cristy Kinghorn 307-620-0037 or Ryan Hayden 307-299-0474 to view this property.

Private 40 acre property down under a hill. Zoned agricultural. 28 irrigated acres with irrigation from the Sahara Ditch Company and sprinklers off the water well. 12 dryland acres primarily river bottom. Powder river runs thru the property and has catfish, shiners & cub. River bottom has whitetail, mule deer, raccoon, fox, porcupine, coyote, skunks and occasional elk and mountain lion. Bird, turkey, geese, ducks, doves, pelican, sandhill cranes and a variety of owls, blue jays, and hummingbirds. $825,000. Call Dolly Belus for more details at 307-751-8261.

294

Dike North Fork of Crazy Woman Creek

COUNTY LAND NEXT TO

160 acres deeded Buffalo, Johnson County, Wyoming

Price Reduced to $560,000.

Private — Scenic Mountain Views — Live Stream

Many excellent locations for a homesite.

This 36 Acre Parcel is situ ated on the edge of Buffalo, with Access off the Bypass road, Williams Ave and E Fet terman. Possibility of multiple uses such as Commercial, Industrial, Residential Home run on the property. $750,000. 2267 or Barb Marton @307erty.

TBD HIGHVIEW COURT BUFFALO, WY

Beautiful views of Lake DeSmet and the Bighorn Mtns. 8.46 acres, This parcel has natural springs and is completely fenced. Mature trees and several building sites. If you want to be at the lake for your recreation, you are less than 5 minutes away. Power and natural gas are available. $375,000. Call Cristy Kinghorn to view this property. 307-620-0037

Approximately 22 miles south of Buffalo, Wyoming off the Middle Fork Road between I-25 and Highway 196. The Dike Acreage consists of 160 acres of deeded property surrounded by over 9,000 acres of State land. The property is fenced into one large pasture; however, the fence line does not follow the property boundary. Through a cooperative use trade agreement between the owner and the State grazing lessee, the fence line has been situated to avoid multiple crossings of the creek and the hilly terrain on the eastern side of the property. The property has historically been used to pasture horses and cattle. There are no building improvements on the property. The North Fork of Crazy Woman Creek zig zags through the property from northwest to southeast, providing just under 2 miles of stream frontage for fishing, rafting, or livestock water. Several species of game and non-game fish are known to populate this portion of the creek. Wildlife inhabiting the area include Deer, Antelope, Upland Birds, Rabbit, Fox, Raccoon, and Coyote. The property is located in Deer Hunt Area 30 and Antelope Hunt Area 20.

Detailed information may be obtained by contacting Dave Cates, Listing Agent, at (307)621-0848 or email western@collinscom.net.

58 E. Benteen St, Buffalo, WY 307-684-9556

294

TBD HWY 20, THERMOPOLIS, WY

Do not miss out on this one of a kind property in the Wind River Canyon. Amazing views, wildlife, springs and a small pond on the property. 32 acres ready for you to build your new dream home! $1,850,000. Call Dolly Belus for more details 307-751-8261. 294

294 N. Main St., Buffalo, 684-9531

N. Main St., Buffalo, 684-9531

294 N. Main St., Buffalo, 684-9531

294 N. Main St., Buffalo, 684-9531

294 N. Main St., Buffalo, 684-9531

N. Main St., Buffalo, 684-9531

3 SAGE LANE, BUFFALO, WY

Check out this 2.5 acre parcel adjacent to Cook Road. This property is fenced. There are currently 2 single wide mobile homes on the property. One is a 980 sq. ft. home and the other is a 756 sq. ft. home. Both homes are livable homes but there is no water or sewer. New owner would need to drill a well and put in a septic system. Come and check out affordable country living. $83,000. Call Cristy Kinghorn 307-620-0037

1 ACRE LOT, 5 MILES SOUTH OF SHERIDAN TOWARDS STORY. City water, natural gas & utilities. Mountain view, very nice lot with restrictions. Call 307-672-2913.(8)02286q

603 COMMERCIAL FOR SALE

605 FOR RENT

4 BEDROOM, 2 BATH TOWN-

HOUSE, fenced yard $1,500;

3 BEDROOM, 1-1/2 BATH, fenced yard, garage $1300. Call for information 307-461-0583.(ts)

2 BEDROOM 2 BATH FULLY FURNISHED HOME in a quiet neighborhood. Large fenced yard, A/C, W&D. Utilities included: power, water, trash, and WiFi. $1600 month. Call 307-751-6066 for more details.(7)029160

FULLY FURNISHED 2 BEDROOM, 1 BATH DUPLEX UNIT AVAILABLE. Quiet neighborhood, Carport, A/C, W&D. All utilities included: A/C, power, water, trash, Wi-Fi. $1,450 per month Call 307-751-6066 for more info.(7)029160

FULLY FURNISHED 2 BEDROOM 1 BATH HOME. Fenced yard, carport, A/C, W&D, near downtown. Utilities included: Power, Gas, Water/trash, Wi-Fi. $1,500 month. Call 307-7516066 for more info.(7)029160

How Water Affects

BUFFALO REALTY AVAILABLE RENTALS

COMMERCIAL RENTALS

Sheridan Realty Associates FOR RENT!

502 NOLAN AVENUE, KAYCEE, WY

• 665 E Hart Street • $1500/Mo. + Utilities • Includes all put-put golf and Ice Cream equipment

• Call Dolly at (307) 751-8261

• 10 Juniper Street – Lower

Level • Office Space • Call Cristy (307) 620-0037

BUFFALO, WY

Price Reduction!

BIG HORN MOUNTAINS

Established bar in Kaycee Wyoming w/ loyal customers. This bar is the go to place where the owners have dart league weekly in the winter and bring in the Kaycee crowd plus a jute box and Karaoke night. This 3000 square foot building is surrounded with ample parking and has a drive through for package liquor. The large lot has great potential along Powder River. Some equipment is leased. Owner also sells pizza & snacks along with a full bar. Full liquor license included. $299,900. Call Cristy Kinghorn 307-620-0037

• 39 N Main Street • Main retail space w/ breakroom, storage & gallery is appx 1106 Sq. Ft

• $1200/Mo. Includes Utilities (Except Internet) • Call Mike (307) 217-6090

• 963 Fort Street #3 • Office Space • Call Cristy (307) 6200037

RESIDENTIAL RENTALS

• 314 High Street • 3BD/1BA Apartment • $1000/Mo. w/ Utilities Included • Call Cristy (307) 620-0037

• 26 Harmony Street • 3BD/2BA House • $1700/Mo. + Utilities • Call Dolly (307) 751-8261

3-4 BEDROOM , TWO FULL BATH, formal dining room with sliding glass doors leading to a fenced patio area, large living room, separate laundry room. Charming wood floors, lots of natural light. Central Air Conditioning, Underground Sprinkler System. Close to the walking path, dog park and downtown. Call Sheridan Realty Associates 307-752-3779

609 STORAGE

Water leaves its mark on your home. There could be minerals left behind in your drinking water or hard water clogging up your appliances, making your skin itchy and leaving your clothes feeling less than soft.

Learn how drinking water filtration and water softening systems can reduce contaminants and the effects of hard water.

Water Softeners are available for sale or rent.

ing views from this 2.57 acre this property.

111 WATKINS STREET, BUFFALO, WY

Great views of the Big Horns and city of Buffalo. Build your dream home today. Has water and sewer tap available. $25,000. Call Cristy Kinghorn today 307620-0037.

N. MAIN STREET, BUFFALO, WY

294 N. Main St., Buffalo, 684-9531

TW STORAGE

Trailer, RV, and Equipment Storage. 56 TW Road, Buffalo, Wyoming. 24/7 Access, 8’ tall fence around entire property. Call Andy 307-752-3644.

http://wyowaterproducts.com 1909

294 N. Main St., Buffalo, 684-9531

Updated restaurant building with kitchen on the Main Street of Buffalo, WY. High visibility with inside and outside dining. Covered patio for summertime dining. Large detached garage (30X50) with 2 standard garage doors plus a separate area for storage etc. Alley access. Commercial kitchen stays with the building. $449,000. Call Cristy Kinghorn 307-620-0037, Business not included.

294 N. Main St., Buffalo, 684-9531

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294 N. Main St., Buffalo, 684-9531

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Expert advice from your local community insurance agent.

-- WEEKLY HAPPENINGS --

SAT: LOCAL FOODS MARKET: 9am-Noon, Every Sat Landon’s Greenhouse, 505 College Meadow Dr, Sheridan

MON: SMH PRENATAL CLASS: 6:00 – 8:00pm, 1st Mon , Sheridan Memorial Hospital, Lower Level Conference Rooms A&B, 1401 W 5th St , Sheridan GRIEF SHARE: 6:30pm, Every Monday, The Homeplace Cowboy Church, 1082 E Brundage Ln, Sheridan BIG HORN

TRAIL RIDERS: 6:30 – 7:30pm, 1st Mon Sheridan College Whitney Building DAYTON TOWN COUNCIL, 7:00 – 8:00pm, 1st Mon , Dayton Town Hall CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP, The Hub, 211 Smith Street, at 10 am in Community Room and 6-7pm in Conference Room

TUE: THE SONS OF THE AMERICAN LEGION POST 7, Sheridan, 3rd Tuesday, 6:00pm at the Post, 137 N Brooks St COUNTY COMMISSIONERS: 9:00 – 10:00am, 1st Tues , Sheridan County Courthouse SHERIDAN COUNTY DEMOCRATS: 2nd Tues , 6:00 – 7:00pm, The Hub, 211 Smith St (406)208-6893 CREATIVE FIBER GUILD/TUESDAY THREADERS: 10:00am – 12:00pm, 674-5187 SHERIDAN COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT BOARD: 4:00 – 5:30pm, 1st Tues (307) 672-5820 LIONS CLUB: 6:00pm, 2nd & 4th Tues Killy's SHERIDAN JAYCEES: 6:00 – 7:00pm, 1st Tues , Sugarland Mining Co, 1809 Sugarland Dr 307-763-1473 RANCHESTER TOWN COUNCIL: 6:00 – 7:00pm, 1st Tues , Ranchester Municipal Building NORTHERN WYOMING CHAPTER OF WALLEYES UNLIMITED: 6:30 – 7:30pm, 1st Tues , 1760 Commercial Avenue At Big Horn Mountain Eagles 672-2503 KIWANIS: 5:30pm, Bino's Corner Grocery, 2nd & 4th Tuesday

AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY: Meeting at 6:00pm, 3rd Tuesday, Grace Anglican Church, 1992 W Fifth St , Sheridan 674-7082 for more information THE SONS OF THE AMERICAN LEGION POST 7 SHERIDAN WY 3rd Tuesday at 6:00pm at the Post, 137 N Brooks St, Sheridan WY KID'S LIFE, 426 Alger, 3rd Tuesday of each month

WED: BUFFALO LOCAL FOODS MARKET Ace Hardware parking lot Every Wed , 4:30pm to 6:30pm

THUR: SHERIDAN COUNTY SUICIDE PREVENTION COALITION MEETING 1st Thurs Monthly 9:00 am, Sheridan Wesleyan Church Room 212 Please bring a friend DAV HARRISON-HALEY-HECKMAN CHAPTER 9, 3rd Thurs Monthly meeting, Sheridan Fulmer Public Library, 335 W Alger St , 1 to 2:30 pm 675-3273 for information CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP, Hub, 211 Smith Street, 5:30 pm, Enter thru back doors, Conference room POWDER RIVER BASIN TROUT UNLIMITED General Membership meeting: 4th Thurs , Downtown Sheridan Association, 7pm

MARCH 2024

5: SHERIDAN CITY COUNCIL: 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm, The 3rd floor of City Hall. Meetings are broadcast live on AM 1410 KWYO http://www sheridanmedia com/site/KWYOindex html

5: RANCHESTER TOWN COUNCIL : 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm, In the Ranchester Municipal Building

5: SHERIDAN COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT BOARD: 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm (call to inquire) Monthly board meeting of the Sheridan County Conservative District For more information, call Carrie Rogaczewski or Amy Doke at (307) 672-5820

5: COUNTY COMMISSIONERS : 9:00 am - 10:00 am

6: BUSINESS BEFORE HOURS: 7:30 am - 9:00 am 307 Discovery Center, 556 Broadway St, Sheridan Morning refreshments and door prizes, learn more about 307 Discovery Center and make important business connections Pre-registration is not required but helps to speed up the check-in process Visit www sheridanwyomingchamber org for more information

6: SCLT DISCOVERY SESSION: INTRO TO CAVING: 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm 14 Lane Ln , Sheridan Learn how to safely and sustainably explore caves (called spelunking) from SCLT Recreation Program Manager Jared Koenig and volunteers from the Bighorn Mountains Grotto. Classroom workshop and field excursions where we will explore the Tongue River Cave. Classroom Training – Wednesday, March 6, 6-7:30 pm @ SCLT Big Goose Natural Area located at 14 Lane Lane (the former NSI campus) This Discovery Session is free to attend Please register for Classroom Training below: https://sheridanclt org/events/discovery-session-intro-to-caving/

7: MARCH INTO BUSINESS: Veteran Owned Business Workshop and Networking Lunch: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Sheridan VA Medical Center, 1898 Fort Rd, Sheridan Veterans and other community members are invited to "March into Business", a Veteran-owned business workshop and networking lunch, at the Sheridan VA Medical Center auditorium The focus is on leveling up small business knowledge for Veterans Features several workshops and a networking lunch This event and the lunch is available at no cost to attendees but you must register by March 5, 2024 Register at: https://www wysbdc org/workshop aspx?ekey=50440003 For questions about this event, please call PJ Burns, with the Wyoming Small Business Development Center, at 307-682-5232

CLUES ACROSS

1. Chaps

5. Currently fashionable

9. Collision

11. More slim

13. European city

15. Implicitly

16. The side of something that is sheltered from the wind

17. The Mount Rushmore State

19. Gold or silver wire cord

21. Muscles along insects’ diaphragm

22. Trent Reznor’s band

23. Sweet juicy gritty-textured fruit

25. Broken branch

26. Indicates ten

27. Expression of annoyance

29. Brings together

31. Ancient city in Thrace

33. Sailors’ spirit

34. Looked into 36. Muckraking woman journalist Rheta

38. A type of cast

39. One’s responsibility

41. Where golfers begin

43. Make a mistake

44. Semitic Sun god

46. Ancient Italian-Greek colony

48. Beheaded

52. A place to stay

53. Unwise

54. Most supernatural

56. “Dennis” is a famous one

57. Ointments

58. Exam

59. Leaked blood

CLUES DOWN

1. Baseball managers assemble it

2. Revised

3. Mountain is a popular kind

4. Takes to civil court

5. Pouches

6. A type of veil

7. Chants

8. Boston hoopster

9. Elongated appendage

10. Sailboat

11. 2017 Oscar-winning film

12. Actor Gosling

14. Monetary units

15. Assembly

18. Russian pop duo

20. Embellished with expressions

24. Infrequent

26. Temperature unit

28. Hydrophilic amino acid

30. Honk

32. Legislative body

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701 FARM & RANCH

8 FOOT TO 13 FOOT GIANT RUBBER WATER TANKS. Neal Ranch, 406-639-2505.(ts)

FOUR HEAD FREEZER BEEF.

Half or Whole - Western Heritage Meat cut, wrapped & vacumed packed, available 2nd week of March. Red Angus corn fed for 120+ days, 1/2 weigh 325 lbs, $5.50. Call 307-763-7327. (6)165983

BARLEY STRAW CERTIFIED WEED FREE, SMALL SQUARES $4.00 per bale. Certified round bales too. $125 per ton. Oats, wheat & barley - $20/100lb.Greybull area. Call 307-762-3878 or 307-899-4714 leave message. (10)066943

700 BALES 2ND CUTTING ALFALFA HAY. Barn stored. No Rain. Call 307-763-7327. (6)165983

HAY FOR SALE - Alfalfa/Grass Hay in Sheridan. Large rounds $180/ton. Small squares - covered - first cutting $7.00 each, 2nd cutting - $8.00 each. Can load, delivery available. Call/ text 307-752-5920.(7)08899q

GOOD GRASS HAY - large rounds; 2 large round bale feeders $200 each. Call 6722913.(9)02286q

JOHNSON CALF TABLE, like new $999; 2 Oblong 4 piece HD bale feeders, like new $199 each; Newer JD headcatch, will bolt to any chute or alley $50; 300 Guard Rail 12” treated posts $1.00 each; LOTS OF FIREWOOD. Call 307-7362245.(8)84685c

702 HORSES

1998 S&S 2-HORSE SLANT with tack area, bumper pull, new tires. $5,200 call 307-7515710(9)0428z

BEST OF THE BIG HORNS HORSE SALE April 13, 2024 Buffalo Livestock Marketing 307-751-8969. (thru April 19)

703 EQUIPMENT

BOLINGER INC., 307-684-5515 • www.bolingerinc.com

YOUR LOCAL BALE BED DEALER! BALE BEDS IN STOCK CALL US TODAY FOR AVAILABLE OPTIONS AND CURRENT PRICING BUILT TO LAST!

LET’S DEAL!

READY TO WORK!!

2009 Chevy K-3500 Reg Cab Dually, 6.0L/Auto, Vinyl Floor, 56K Low Miles, 4WD, NEW KROGMAN BALE

FEEDER FLATBED!. $46,995

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704 TRAILERS

80” X 14’ ALUMINUM UTILITY TRAILER

STARTING AT $4,988

• LED Light Package

• Aluminum Rims

• Side Rail Kit

• Bed Size 80” x 168”

• 3500 lb torsion axle

NORTH SHERIDAN TRAILER & EQUIPMENT

52 Kooi Street, Sheridan 307-673-0199 sheridantrailer.com

OPEN NOW thru Sunday, March 10,2024

Rare Danbury Mint 1972 Presidential Silver Ingots Collection; 2015 $5 Gold Commemorative US Marshals Coin; 2017 Gold $10 Eagle; 2018 Gold $10 Eagle; $50 1oz American Eagle Gold Coins; 2010 $5 1/10 oz American Eagle Gold; 2013-W $50 American Buffalo Gold; 2014-W JFK 50th Anniv. Gold Coin; Large Offering of Morgan Silver Dollars, Many Graded; Carson City Morgan Silver Dollars; Peace Silver Dollars; Commemorative Silver Dollars; Eisenhower Dollars; Silver ½ Dollars; Silver Quarters including:

and

Note:

is a great

See website to bid: www.brannianauction.com

Leupold “RX III” Digital Range Finder; Leupold 30 x 60 Spotting Scope; Zeiss “Dialyt 8x30B” Binoculars; Steiner “Rallye” 10x50 Binoculars; Randal Fixed Blade Knife w/ Stag Handle; Al Mar Fixed Blade Knife; AG Russell Folding Pocket Knives; RJ Knives, Montana Fixed Blade Knife w/ Bone Handle; CS Designed by Holder Fixed Blade Knife; German Made Folding Pocket Knives; Schrade Fixed Blade Knife w/ Sheep Horn Handle; Dicks Fixed Blade Push Dagger; Helle Fixed Blade Knives; CS Designed by Holder Fixed Blade Knife w/ Antler Handle; Assorted Pocket Knives; Bone Handled Folding Hunting Knives; Mcusta Folding Pocket Knife; AG Russel Fixed Blade Stag Handle Knife; Dozier Knives, Arkansas Fixed Blade Knife; Assorted Fixed Blade Hunting Knives; Frost Cutlery Knives; Sweden Made Fillet Knives & More!

78 Firearms; Assorted Gun Leather; Assorted Pistol Holders and Scope Rings; 44 Special (Approx. 111 Boxes); 9mm (Approx. 45 Boxes); 32 S&W (6 Boxes); 38 S&W (Approx. 34 Boxes); 6.5 x 55 (100 Shells); 7 x 64 (18 Boxes); 3030 (Approx. 111 Boxes); 45 ACP (Approx. 100 Boxes); .22 (2,000 Rounds); 30-06 (10 Boxes); .257 Roberts (4 Boxes); 45 Long Colt (Approx. 25 Boxes); .270 (18 Boxes); 7x57 (Approx. 15 Boxes); .22 Mag (5 Boxes); Assorted Reloading Powder; Older Gun Safe; Misc. Hard Gun Travel Cases; Misc. Gun Cleaning Supplies; Early Flower Carved Gun Belt;

HOUSEHOLD - TOOLS - MISC.

EdenPURE Heater; Grizzly Bear Print by Bruce Miller; New Pots & Pans; (2) New Rolls of Poly Water Pipe; (2) New-in-box Cabela’s Camp Chairs; Honda EU 2000i Generator; (2) Toro Leaf Blowers; Aluminum Diamond Plate Dogbox; Assorted Extension Cords; 8’ Aluminum Ladder; 6’ Fiberglass Step Ladder; Misc. Hand Yard Tools; Assorted New T-Posts; (2) Rolls of Artificial Grass Outdoor Carpet; Live Traps; Gas Cans; Assorted Posts & Lumber; Coin Counters; New-in-box Air Conditioner; Assorted Mechanics Tools; Misc. Corded Power Tools; Weed Sprayers; & Wagner “Pro Cat” Paint Sprayer.

Owner: Estate of Alan Morasch & Guests

Auctioneer’s Note: This is a great auction with very high-quality firearms and lots of ammo. You will not want to miss this one! We will begin selling Firearms at 10:30am.

Mint Sets; Proof Sets; Large Collection of Buffalo Bill Medallions; Coin Books & more! Auctioneer’s

This

auction with a nice collection of coins

a great selection of gold!

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ALL ALUMINUM CONSTRUCTION, $16,995

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PRIME RATE MOTORS CAN TUNE-UP YOUR CAMPERS & TRAILERS. Pack wheel bearings, minor welding, mechanic and electrical and brakes. Call 674-6677.(ts)

ROYAL CARGO TRAILERS IN STOCK NOW!

STARTING AT $6,700

• 6’x14’ • 7’x14’

• 7’x18’ • 71/2’x20’

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2023 Diamond-T Flatbed Trailers, 24,000# GVW, 5 Ft Dovetail, Oak Floor, Trussed Frame, Dual 2-speed jacks, chain box, Low Profile deck, Spare tire, 1 YR. WARRANTY! 30 ft, 32 ft, 36 ft models in Stock! Starting at $18,995.

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Sheridan, WY 2440 Heartland Dr (Exit 25 off I-90) 307-673-4559

ACE - 3 YRS OLD BREED: SHEPHERD MIX

This guy may not know much about poker, but he does know that he will love you, and want to play with you, and crawl in your lap and give you the biggest and best slobbery kisses! Although he is a bit too big to really fit into a lap, he will still try no matter what. Ace is a bit of a goofy goober, he’s a really big dog who thinks he’s as small as a cat! Now with his temperament, we don’t believe he has been in a household much, so he will need some help navigating and understanding his manners. I will say, he is a very good listener and strives to make his people happy, so instilling some training should be a breeze! With being a big boy, comes his big heart. Ace has a ton of love, and fur, to go around. So if you’re wanting to have a big ole lug, who happens to be a great weighted blanket, come meet Ace today!

CALCOON - 3 YRS OLD BREED: DOMESTIC SHORTHAIR

Meet Calcoon! This spicy lady loves to steal all the attention. She loves to give her love to most everyone as long as she gets love back. Miss. Calcoon doesn’t get along with most other animals so she would be best as an only child. She is quite the adventurer when it comes to new places to explore. If this spicy cat sounds like the gal for you, please come meet Calcoon today!

OPEN:

705 LIVESTOCK

BEST OF THE BIG HORNS HORSE SALE April 13, 2024

Buffalo Livestock Marketing 307-751-8969. (thru April 19)

100 Years Ago This Month: Historical events from March

The month of March has been home to many historical events over the years. Here’s a look at some that helped to shape the world in March 1924.

• For the first time since 1636, public vehicles, such as taxi cabs, are allowed into Hyde Park in London beginning March 1. For nearly 300 years, the park had been reserved for private carriages.

• On March 3, the Turkish National Assembly formally ends the Ottoman Caliphate, which had operated for more than 400 years. In a corresponding move, Abdulmejid II, who was elected Caliph in November 1923, is formally deposed at 2 a.m. on March 4.

• The University of North Carolina men’s basketball team ends its season with a 2618 victory over the Alabama

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Crimson Tide on March 4. The Tar Heels’ victory secures a perfect 26-0 record for the season.

• The site of Tutankamun’s tomb is formally opened by Egyptian Prime Minister Saad Zaghloul on March 6. The opening attracts a large crowd and ultimately turns into an anti-British demonstration upon the arrival of the British High Commissioner, Field Marshal Allenby.

• Nikola Tesla announces he has perfected a system of transmitting power without wires on March 8.

• The United States Supreme court issues a ruling on March 10 that upholds a New York state statute banning late-night working for women.

• On March 11, cabaret singer Belva Gaertner is arrested for the murder of her lover, Walter Law, in Chicago. Law was found dead from a bullet wound in Gaertner’s car, though Gaertner is later acquitted of the murder. The incident inspires both the 1926 Broadway play “Chicago” and the 1975 musical of the same name.

• The opening session of the first-ever Egyptian constitutional parliament is opened by King Fuad I on March 15.

• Winston Churchill loses the Westminster Abbey by-election by 43 votes to Otho Nicholson on March 19. The results come when Churchill requests a recount after initially losing by just 33 votes.

• The Eugenical Sterilization Act goes into effect in Virginia on March 20. The act provides for the sterilization of individuals in mental institutions.

• Edward G. Leffler introduces the first modern mutual fund on March 21. The Massachusetts Investors Trust allows investors to withdraw their account money at any time.

• Benito Mussolini presides over a Fascist parade in Rome on March 23. Mussolini uses his speech as a chance to campaign for the coming general election.

• The Greek Parliament votes to depose King George II on March 25. A public referendum for the issue is set for April 13.

• French Prime Minister Ray-

mond Poincaré abruptly resigns after his government suffers a surprising defeat on March 26. In a vote in the Chamber of Deputies, Poincaré and his government are defeated 271 to 264, all while the Prime Minister was not even present. Poincaré accepts President Alexandre Millerand’s request to form a new government on March 27.

• United States Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty resigns over the Teapot Dome Scandal on March 28. The Teapot Dome Scandal was a bribery scandal that enveloped the administration of U.S. President Warren G. Harding, and since 1924 has often been cited when new issues affecting the office of the president, such as Watergate, have surfaced.