Some Things Not Generally Known About Wyoming
Wyoming lags in rail miles but will gain trunk lines linking Sioux City to Portland via South Pass as auto travel expands. Oil industry grows with wells and refineries. a Standard Oil trunk pipeline may carry Wyoming crude in three years. Rich mineral finds and potential placer gold beds hint at undiscovered mother lodes in the mountains.
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Wyoming
Star
Union
Sioux City
Portland
Oregon
Denver
Rollin’s Pass
South Pass
Northwestern
Standard I
Springfield man’s odd plan sparks odd local tale
A Springfield man’s strange behavior and misread notes lead to a puzzling local incident. The Kansas City Star reports oddities from a tired wit’s attempt to write and send copies, with tangled text and unclear names.
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Springfield
Kansas City Star
Shene
Open lands in Uinta County under Carey Land Act
Notice lists 4000 acres in Township 30 and 31 North Range 112 West open to entry by qualified settlers. Lands lie under Pig Piney Canal system and North Piney Canal with water rights offered via Uinta County Irrigation Company. Price 50 cents per acre with specific payment schedule. water right up to 4.00 per acre. Applications through Uinta County Irrigation Company in Marbleton, Wyoming. Dated Cheyenne May 25 1913.
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State of
Wyoming
United States
North Piney Canal
Uinta
Uinta County Irrigation Company
Marbleton
Uinta County Irrigation, Company For & Perpetual Water
Ulate
Cheyenne
State Board of Land Commissiner -Viy & O
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Big Piney Mercantile
The
First National Bank of
Rock Springs
Daniel
Danie Hotel
W. R. Gilkey
C. P. MacGlashan
Ford
Detroit
Eaves
Ierry
Nadia
F. Whitman
Big Piney
State Bank of
Joan W. Har
P. MacGrasham, Onahier
P. J. Queaty
Joux W. Hey
A. H. Manors
A. Kenwall
J. P. Borer
Uinta County
Dokge Lodge
Bos Daled Huy
Griggs Coal Mine
Scheidler & Black
the Emporium
H. D. Clark
Proprie
the Kemmerer Hotel
Koos & Carus
Puorauprom
Kenwens
Wromuse
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