L A Thorley Seeks Legislature Amid Personal Tragedy
L A Thorley of Otto seeks a legislative seat portraying a fair deal record and wide knowledge of the state. He notes his Utah birth in 1674 and public school education while acknowledging his wife’s recent death, leaving four children to care for, yet pledges to support agricultural needs and voter aid as he campaigns despite limited personal contact. The cattle market reports follow with general price movements and regional activity, indicating robust demand from country buyers and varying livestock prices.
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L. A. Thorhley
Otto
Utah
Thorley
Bien
Belkbone
Kansas
Old Mexico
Ohio
Negi
Borah Bill and Mondell Amendments Shape Homestead Law
The discussion traces Borah’s three year residence aim and leave of absence idea, noting Mondell’s pivotal amendments. It credits Mondell with expanding applicability to all homestead entries, ensuring valuable provisions while removing risky surface title limitations.
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Senate
Borah
Jones
Representative Rucker
Colorado
Monndell
Warren
House
Mondell
Wade
Shaemoe
Taylor
Ferris
Five Room House for Rent with Lawn Yard
One year rental offered by Josh Ellis for a five room house with lawn kept mowed. Contact phone 9911 for details and viewing.
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Josh Ellis
Notice for Publication Interior, Buffalo Wyoming 1913
Notice is given that John Thames of Hyattville Wyoming filed intent to complete final proof for a homestead claim in section 8 township 40 west range 90 west. The hearing is set before W F Brown clerk of court Basin Wyoming on December 7 1912. Names of other claimants from Hyattville included Ralph Mercey Maya Nekeom Frank A and others listed.
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Interior
U. S. Department of the U. Land Office
Buffalo
Wyoming
John ‘Thames
Hyattville
Othy
W. F. Brown
Basin
Wyo
Paabes Uy Ween
John Weilnts
Hyattvile
Raiph D.mercey
Miia L. Nekeom
Wye
Frank A
Wre
Otha
Reitrain
Electrical Chicks Hatchery Uses Electric Light Method
A Muskogee Oklahoma hatchery uses a 60 watt tungsten lamp with a switch to alternate eight hour on and off periods. The chicks experience three electric days in two normal sunshine days, achieving higher welfare and growth than traditional brooding. The method, described in Popular Mechanics for November, highlights improved feed efficiency and output.
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Muskogee
Oklahoma
Popular Mechanics
Woman's Club Meeting At Library Highlights Conservation Topics
The Woman's club met at the library last Wednesday with Mrs. G. M. Tallon as chair. Papers on Conservation of Var esian Birds and Water were presented by Mrs. Tallon and Mrs. Booth, while Mr. C. M. Hime spoke on Water Conservation. A charity dance for the library piano fund was decided. Mrs. H. Smith will preside at the next meeting and new program plans discussed. Cicero Avent, a Burlington neighbor, visited town recently. Mercer of Gusitville was also in town last Friday.
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Woman's Club
G. M. Tallon
C. M. Booth
C. M. Hime
H. Smith
Noted Governor Carey urges firmness on felony case
Last Wednesday evening Governor Carey declared he would keep Fella Alston in the penitentiary, a stance greeted with loud applause. The remark sparked talk that Felix may be treated as deserving, reflecting local opinions on the rustler issue.
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Felix
Carey
Fella Alston
Rustler
Feliz
Catholic Services Notice for Basin on Friday
Patber Endres announces Catholic services in Basin on Friday November 1 Feast of All Gakate Mags at 8 30 p m Walter Rusk of Burlington visited town yesterday Apply at this office
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Patber Endres
Basin
Walter Rusk
Burlington
Herman Gates Candidate for Repressm
Fragmented OCR text outlines Herman Gates as a candidate with unclear party and platform. Mentions voting intentions, polls, and an event where Mr. Ridgely will speak at Otto. Readable content is limited and names are uncertain.
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Mr. Ridgely Will Speek
Otto
NeVille Seeks Reelect Amid County Finance Gains
In office a short term, Joseph H NeVille claims improved office conditions and cites 1911 financial gains from reduced fear and double taxes, noting a county treasury boost of 13,871.26 that would not have occurred otherwise. He advocates business administration and countywide improvements funded by the administration’s efforts.
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Joseph H. NeVille
Joseph HH
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Mock-Frink Music Company
L. A. Thorley
Dean
Gowers
Fisher
Een Orant
Cicero Avent
Ape Mercer
Gusitville
Herman
Gates
Vibege
Cubier
Wom
Wedend
Tor Meer Ingaity
Ae Meade
Bane
Joseph H. MeVille
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