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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1914
Page
5
Brand descriptions note cattle with brand N on left, cattle ear marks, and a circle with a piurt bar on left hip for horses. Locations referenced include Big Piney and Twin Reeks, with northern paths toward Rasge North and Fal Hiver Basin. Post office addition Maxel.
Land parcels described as cattle ranches totaling about a few acres near Midway post office Wyoming, owned by the estate of the late Rody Thornton. Prospectuses urge inquiries to Stephen Hulse, Daniel Wy, or George Thornton Vidwa. sale details and conditions sought.
Notice to executors and others that $20 labor and improvements were expended on multiple mining claims in Lincoln county Wyoming including First Channel 4 1 NEY and First Chance No 2 NW Section 27 Township 27 North Range 113 West. If co-owners do not contribute $12 per claim within 90 days, interests will be forfeited to subscriber under 2324 Revised Statutes. December 21 and January 2 dates referenced. Lew St. Henderson.
Kenneth J. Luman assignee of Ralph Du Maurier of Big Piney Wyoming has filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish a desert land claim for SEY SEW of Section 6 and Es NEY of Section 7 Township 31 North Range 10 West Sixth Principal Meridian. The hearing before U S Commissioner Eugene S. Plank at Cora Wyoming is set for March 28, 1914 with witnesses Abner Luman William McMahon J G Hendricks and Martin Sandquist all of Big Piney Wyoming.
A reward of two hundred dollars is offered for the return of four stolen horses, a bay mare and colt and other mares. Arrest and expenses to be paid by the claimant H Hansen of Steril Wyoming urges owners to report sightings. Also a notice for Grazing Permits applications to grade cattle and horses within Bridger National Forest must be filed by March 1 with the supervisor Hall.
Fragment of an advertisement describing a cattle ranch in Fall River basin with AU fears, fair buildings and MW acres of tame hay. Mentions an all wuden ditch, Vermillion, pred lct and a 0 Lest Chahes 13. The Mirror shows 18 letters and references the publisher Hopkins and a 19 bet ta. The item includes a 13 letter phrase Here’s Good Luck and notes a date in the Lith year of the century.
New owner W. MeeDi t has acquired the Dodge lots at Budd Avenue and Fish Street. He plans to complete construction, install an office, and establish a consulting space soon. Nell Christensen works on the living areas with experts aiming for occupancy by spring.
The text argues newspapers drive railroad construction faster than financiers and questions why the public should fear such growth. It envisions a sweeping Western rail network from Oregon to Washington and predicts rapid development within five years, powered by press influence.
A college editor critiques a proposed scheme to use cement in egg shells to protect eggs during parcel post. The piece argues the idea is impractical, noting a hen would need to lay a form before an egg and that the plan ignores natural limitations.
Viola residents report a lively sleighing mood with many taking advantage Sunday. Mrs McClure and Miss McNish visit neighbors while Oliver Twichel recuperates from appendicitis at Salt Lake City hospital and expected home later this week.
Edna Melon widow of John Mel oan of Stanley Wyoming files notice of intention to make final proof for the EysEy land in section 2 Town 4 North Range 4 West Sixth Principal Meridian. Proof to be established before US Commissioner at Koamnerwr Wyoming on the 15th day of April with witnesses Orlin Black Frank Speiegman Guy Jays and Gus.
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