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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1919
Page
3
A. M. Hill of Pegram Idaho died in Pocatello May 6 from lung disease. Former valley resident and owner of the Luman ranch in the upper country, he was a brother of M. N. Hill.
Public notice from the U S Land Office Evanston dated April 11 1919 announces Byron Edgar Mills of Big Piney Wyoming has filed intent to make final three year proof to establish his claim on the E4SWK SWKSW of Section 23 and the SEX SE of Section 22 Township 28 North Range 113 West Sixth Principal Meridian. Hearing before William H McDonald at Big Piney on May 24 1919. Witnesses listed: John W Haddenham Herschel Bourdant Claud M Daniels Orlin Jack. April 17 May 22. Alex Nisbet Register.
Levi McIntosh of Boulder Wyoming filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish a timber or stone claim on May 26 1917 for section 34 township range in the Sixth Principal Meridian. The final proof is set for June 7 1919 before U S Commissioner T S Taliaferro Jr at Rock Springs. Oscar Evans Rush Deanise Tom Orcutt and Herbert Springstead are also listed from Boulder Wyoming. Adv Mar 20 June 6 1919.
Mr. Wisler of Douglassville Pennsylvania recounts an 1909 indigestion attack. A free Cham berlain's Tablets sample helped him and he bought a package and has not faced a similar attack since. He also notes Chamberlain's Liniment eases rheumatic pains stiffness and soreness of muscles aiding rest and sleep.
A Treasury Department medal, made from a captured German cannon, is awarded to loyal volunteers of the Tenth Federal Reserve District for aiding loan campaigns. The memo, signed by J M Worley, commends newspaper loyalty and notes hopes to hit the Victory Liberty Loan quota. John Budd and Nels Christen arrived from Opal with a truckload of freight.
Notice announces Guy Jaycox of Boulder Wyoming filing for final three year proof to establish land claim in Boulder and Pinedale areas with witnesses listed. Harriet Gurney heirs claim to Clifford Gurney land seeks final proof. both notices require protest by May 15 1919 before United States Commissioner Eugene S. Plank at Pinedale Wyoming.
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