Enormous fire loss spurs conservation debate across regions
The piece argues vast fire losses in the United States and Canada last month exceed 21 million dollars, urging stronger construction standards and less wood use. It contrasts European building practices, notes May losses, and links fire waste to conservation goals and public policy. It also covers unrelated editorials on Wyoming irrigation, law, sports rivalries, and civic issues.
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Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
United States
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Middle
Europe
Denver
Basin State Bank Report Heads Basins Wyoming Journal
Report of the Condition of the Basin State Bank shows assets including loans and discounts and real estate, with cash and reserves. liabilities list capital, surplus, deposits, and notes. Also notices of road vacating, local health board items, annual stockholders meeting, and sale offers from Basin, Wyoming.
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Basin State Bank
Basin
Wyoming
Nat’nal
Ladies Sailor Hat Discount At Variety Store
The Variety Store advertises women’s sailor hats on sale for 1.60 this week and the next, inviting shoppers to save on headwear.
Eczema Claim for D. D. D. Prescription Cure
Frank A. Wise advertises D. D. D. Prescription as a reliable eczema cure based on ten years of cures. The note claims Oil of Wintergreen in D. D. D. provides instant itch relief, cleanses, soothes, heals, and supports natural skin repair, inviting readers to discuss their case in store.
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Frank A. Wise
Notice For Publication Non-Coal Land Entrance
Geo W Walker of Hyattville Big Horn county Wyoming filed to enter land as seignee of B Hornaday under sections 2306 2307 Revised Statutes. Land described as Nejawi nwieec sec 3 tp 49 n range 91 n 6th p m serial 03428. Adverse claimants or those opposing mineral character must file affidavits of protest by July 3 1911 in this office. July 1123 W F Brittain Register.
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Geo. W. Walker
Hyattville
Big Horn County
Wyoming
United States
B. Hornaday
Nejawi
W. F. Brittain
Notice of Contest at Buffalo Wyoming 1911
Department of the Interior notices Edward R. Converse of Jordan Wyoming that Frank C. Emergon filed a contested desert land entry No 1946 serial 01453 made March 28 1906 for section 29 30 township 60 north range 02 west containing the 6th principal meridian alleging Converse failed to expend the required legal amount. The contest seeks cancellation of the desert land entry. The notice is dated May 17 1911.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Buffalo
Wyoming
Edward R. Converse
Jordan
Frank C. Emergon
Basin
Wyo
Seine
Notice of Land Contest and Final Proof Failure
A land office notice warns that Edward R. Converse failed to reclaim irrigate or cultivate the land since 1906, with multiple annual entries and no crops. The affidavit dated January 12, 1911, states all defects remain uncured and the entry may be canceled after the fourth publication on June 16, 1911 unless proof of service to the contestant is provided. W F Brittain and James D. Gallup sign as officials.
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Wyoming Land & Irrigation Co
Basin
Wyoming
Co. D. Vosburgh
United States
Edward R. Converse
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