Notice of final proof for desert land in Wyoming
Charles E. Howell of Farson Wyoming filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish claim to land described in Desert Land Entry Serial 03469 in sections 28 24 26 township 26 N range 106 W Sixth Principal Meridian. Proof to be presented before United States Commissioner T 5 Talia ferro Jr at Rock Springs on January 28, 1917. Witnesses listed: Robert Conklin William E. Dewey John Hendreschke Lon J. Poston, all of Farson Wyoming.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Charles E. Howell
Farson
T. 5
Taliaferro, Jr
United States
Rock Springs
Robert Conklin
William E. Dewey
John Hendreschke
Lon J. Poston
Alex Nisbet
Register
Notice of Land Entry Application in Wyoming
Department of the Interior notices Abner Luman as assignee of Jed Washburn and Isaac Kauble filed to enter 80.00 acres in section 9 township 41 north range west at Evanston Wyoming under sections 2806-2307 Revised Statutes. Protests or objections based on adverse claims or mineral character must be filed by February 11, 1918 with Register Alex Nisbet.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Abner Luman
Big Piney
Jed L. Washburn
Isaac Kauble
United States
Saugellu West
Alex Nisbet
Homestead Proof Notice for Noah W. Gower Wyoming Claim
States Land Office Evanston Wyoming December 17 1917 notice that Noah W Gower of LaBarge Wyoming holder of homestead entry serial 03842 sections 21 24 township 26 north range 112 west seeks three year proof to establish claim before U S commissioner Royal A Young at Big Piney on February 2 1918. Neighbors Madge F Hutchinson Fred S Hutchinson Mitchell M Hutchinson and Abia F Hutchinson of Big Piney witness. Register Alex Nisset.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyo
Noah W. Gower
LaBarge
Wyoming
Royal A. Young
U. S
Big Piney
Madge F. Hutchinson
Fred S. Hutchinson
Mitchell M. Hutchinson
Abia F Hutchinson
Alex Nisset
Register
Sugar to France and American prices during war era
Federal food administration regulates sugar from producer to wholesaler keeping prices near 8. to 9 cents per pound amid a world shortage. Hoover reports saving the public over 180 million by cutting refiners’ profits and limiting price spreads. EU allies and Cuba play roles in imports with planned committees to allocate imports and fix transport costs.
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Herbert Hoover
Mr. Hoover
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England
Italy
Germany
West Indies
East Indies
Europe
Java
Seaboard
Mur
Hoover
Cuba
State Department
Rolph
California
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