Notice of Sale State and School Lands Wyoming 1922
The State of Wyoming will sell at public auction on December 8, 1922 at 10:00 A M in Kemmerer Court House. Lands listed are described with multiple townships ranges and sections appraised at not less than $1,000 per acre or $15.00 per acre for some parcels. Terms require 10% down, balance in 18 annual installments at 4% interest. Information from A Baker Commissioner of Public Lands Cheyenne Wyoming.
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State of
Wyoming
Kemmerer
NEYSW
Nwyney
NEY Suy
ROLS
Nemsey
Nevswh
Swynew
Sexnex
Nevsex
Commissioner of Public Lands
Cheyenne
Election Returns Show Democrats Win State Seats
Unofficial returns place Senator John B. Kendrick and Governor candidate W. B. Ross as Democrats winning re election and defeating Republican rivals. Republicans claim other state officers and a full GOP legislative lineup in Sublette Lincoln Teton Fremont counties. Sublette officers and county board named. Chas Beck departs for Kansas for winter.
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John B. Kendrick
W. B. Ross
John W. Hay
Chares E. Winter
Congress
Frank E. Lucas
Vincent Carter
Sublette
Lincoln
Teton
L. D. Tanner
W. G C. DeLaney
J. D. Noblitt
J. W. Sammon
Episcopal Church Sunday Services Schedule Issued
Episcopal Church announces services for next Sunday with Sunday School at 10 00 a.m. Morning Service and Sermon to follow at 11 00 a.m.
Missionary Francis M Bacon Delivers Evening Service
Mrs Chet Chrisman and Miss Cowley visited from the ranch last Sunday. Evening service held at 7 30 with Francis M Bacon as missionary.
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Francis M. Bacon
Chet Chrisman
Miss Cowley
Charles E. Winter Elected to Congress
Charles E. Winter wins a seat in Congress while P. W. Jenkins returns from his Corn ranch and D. H. Scott of Daniel, a Lincoln County commissioner, visits town briefly. Scott reports cattle being readied for shipment as the road between here and Opal recovers from recent snow.
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D. H. Scott
Daniel
Here
Opal
Man arraigned after fight at Midway ranch
Ted Harrison of Bronx is arraigned before Justice Stout on a charge connected with a fight at a Midway ranch. The case centers on a man in the neighborhood invited to settle differences by fighting. Lodging and meals were mentioned in relation to the incident.
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Ted Harrison
Bronx
Justice Stout
John Haddenham
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Big Piney More. Co. the Cash Store
John M. Snyder
Fremont County
Sublette County
Keith Culbertson
James M Payne
Big Piney
R. T. Albert
B. N. Tibball
Boulder
J. Springstead
Geo. Woorshees
Pinedale
Frank D. Ball
Cottonwood
Vigo N. Miller
John L. Allen
Claire W. Tanner
John R. Arnold
Douglas A. Preston
Third Judicial District
Chas. Beck
Points
Kansas
Episcopal Church
Los Angeles Union
Salt Lake Union
Stock Yards
North Salt Lake, Utah
Inter-Mountain Region
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Thos Austin
J. H. Manderfied
E. C. Parsons
Charles E. Winter
P. W. Jenkins
Jon
Ted
State Bank of
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