Branding marks described on cattle and horses
The text lists various branding marks on livestock including cattle with a left side N and Slart bar, a cirele shaped brand with Slart bar on a horse, and a Cable ear mark plus a left ear notch. It also mentions left ribs, left shoulder brands, and a note on Piney Ww with additional marks.
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Catthe
Cattle Ranches for Sale Near Midway Wyoming Estate Lands
Four thousand acres of cattle ranch land near Midway post office Wyoming, part of the Rody Thornton estate. Prospective buyers are urged to inspect and obtain details from Stephen Hulee, Daniel, Wyo., or George Thornton Midway Wellinltig for further particulars.
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Midway Post Office
Wyoming
Rody Thornton
Stephen Hulee
Daniel
Wyo
George Thornton Midway
Wellinltig
Notice of Forfeiture to George W Prichard and heirs
Notice that Lew R Henderson expended $200 in labor and improvements on two placer mining claims in Lincoln County Wyoming First Chance No 1 and First Chance No 2 to hold claims under US and Wyoming laws. If within 90 days after publication you do not pay your proportion 12.50 per year for 1911 and 1912 your interest will vest in the subscriber as provided by Section 2324 Revised Statutes. Date j l m 26.
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George W. Prichard
Lincoln County
Wyoming
United States
Lew R. Henderson
Grazing Permit Notices and Land Entry Details
Notice from the U.S. Land Office Evanson Wyoming dated February 7 1914 announces grazing permit applications for Calli horses and sheep within the Bridger National Forest and Desert Land Entry by Kenneth J. Luman assignee of Ralph Du Maurier with final proof due March 28 1914 at Cora Wyoming. Witnesses listed include Abner Luman William McMahon J G Hendricks and Martin Sandquist all of Big Piney Wyoming. There is mention of historical ship Wanderer Carmita notes and Civil War context but unrelated to current land entries.
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U. 8 Land Office
Evanson
Wyoming
Kenneth J. Luman
Ralph du Maurier
Big Piney
Wyo
Range
Plank
U.S
Cora
Abner Luman
William *McMahon
J. G. Hendricks
Martin Sandquist
Biv Piney
Ale ® Nesbet
Rey
Bridger
Pinedale
Wall
Henry C. Hall
Idaho Visit Includes Family and Ranch Duties
Clarence and Amy Rands travel home to Idaho from Big Piney with Mrs. Edna McLean. Arlin Black will oversee the ranch in her absence. Local residents Walter Vickrey Wisley Vickery and family pass through town. others travel or seek medical care as pneumonia and repairs affect the community.
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Clarence
Amy Rands
Big Piney
Idaho
Edna McLean
Arlin Black
Riad School Notes Highlights and Visits
The Latin class plans to build a bridge and hopes to bury Cronar for war. Irene Dodge lives in Piney and attends school regularly. Rev D D Reese spoke on character building and may return. Mr Osterhout is visiting schools this week. The eighth grade used our room for prelim exams and Hilder and Ellen Swanstrom are missed.
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Cronar
Irene Dodge
Piney
Rev. D. D. Reese
Mr. Reese
Lindly’s European Texas Adventure Visit and Mexican Trip
Lindly returned from a trip through Texas Mexico California and Utah last week. He visited his parents in Salinger Texas and traveled briefly into Mexico to view local unrest but found the area quiet. He bought a hundred cows and calves in Utah for delivery on the first of June.
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Poss Lindly
Texas
Mexico
California
Utah
Salinger
Big Brother Raoul Dodge Visits Town
A Big Brother Raoul Dodge arrived in town from Fontenelle early in the week and plans to reside here the rest of the winter with his sisters. He has repaired their home and will help the girls in making it pleasant. Raoul is described as a true big brother and admired for his manliness.
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Raoul Dodge
Fontenelle
Raoul
Maces and Monuments in City Traditions and Odd Inventions
A fragment describes ritual animal hardships for honor days and notes on city maces serving symbolic and practical roles. Examples include London's ornamental mace and Carnarvon’s wine cup usage, plus Marlborough’s historic bauble. A Plattsburgh colonist patent hints at a bulletless timepiece device.
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London
Carnarvon
Corporation of Marlborough
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