Notice for Publication of a Homestead Final Proof
Department of the Interior General Land Office Evanston Wyoming announces that J and Johnston heir for the heirs of Oscar Johnston deceased of Big Piney Wyoming seeks final three year proof to establish a claim on land described in Serial 015180. Proof before Notary Isabelle Neil October 11 1930. Witnesses Charles Olson Parley Wardell Phil Marinck Clifton Fear all of Big Piney Wyoming. J T Booth Register September 1930 entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Departament of the Interior
General Lang
Evanston
Wyoming
J. & Johnston
Oscar, Johnston
Big Piney
Swynwy
Seaneu
Nwksek
Isabelle Neil
Charles Olson
Parley Wardell
Phil Marinck
Clifton Fear
Wyoming Historical Landmark Commission gains Granger Stage Station
The old stone stage station at Granger Wyoming in Sweetwater County with an acre of land has passed into the Wyoming Historical Landmark Commission. It joins other historic sites acquired through gift and purchase and the deed for Names Hill is mentioned in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Wyo
Granger
Sweetwater County
Historical Landmark Commission of Wyoming
Names Hill
Historic land marks acquired by Wyoming commission
Lincoln county gains another historic landmark as the commission files the transfer of Granger station and Names Hill Site near old Fort Bridger. Gifts from Adams family First National Bank Kemmerer and Dr and Mrs Montrose add Fort Bonneville and Fort Reno holdings to state ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, County
BR. S. Ellison
Wyom
Old Granger
Oregon
California
Old Fort Bridger
Clarence Edward Adams
Eva Adams
Leroy Brandley Adams
Idona Adams
Joseph S. Weppner
Rock Springs
Granger Station
E. J. Branney
Granger
Adams
Names Hill
Jim Bridger
First National Bank of
W. A. Carter
William Casto
Old Fort Reno
Johnson County
H. L. Paysone
Conner Battlefield
Tongue River
Wolf Creek
Perkins
Wyoming Attorney General Elected National Organization President
W. O. Wilson, Wyoming attorney general, is elected president of the National Association of Attorney Generals at the Chicago convention. He presented a comprehensive paper on the office across states, won praise, and is cited for further publication in a national American Bar association issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
W. O.wilson
National Association of Attorney Generals
Wilson
Chicago
American Bar Association
Casper
Mr. Wilson
G R. Hagens
N. R. Greenfield
Rawlins
C. A. Zaring
Basin
Wilfred O'Leary
Cheyenne
H. Glenn Kigsley
Sheriidan
American
Laramie
Casper Tribune
Nicaragua Canal May Soon Be Reality Feature
The Examiner previews an illustrated article by Elme Scott Watson about United States Army engineers advancing through Nicaragua’s morasses to potential interoceanic canal completion. It notes the canal’s strategic rationale beyond Panama and highlights Wyoming wool and forest receipts data for 1929–1930 as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicaragua
United States Army Engineers
United States
Panama Canal
Nicaragua Canal
Elme Scott Watson
The
Examiner
Taking the Guess Out of Business by John G Lonsdale
In this ABA essay the author compares scientific method to a microscope, urging business leaders to adopt research and analysis to remove guesswork and improve success. He argues economic study clarifies factors behind success and failure and cites benefits from science across industry and banking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Lonsdale
American Bankers Association
Bess
Banking Conducting Continual Research
The American Bankers Association conducts continual research across all banking sectors. John G. Lonsdale, ABA president, notes findings are shared with 20,000 members to guide practices. The ABA’s investigations influence legislation and banking standards while supporting 45,000 students through the American Institute of Banking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankers Association
American Institute of Banking
Federal Reserve System
United States
Lonsdale
Banking Grows More Complicated
Denver reports on the American Institute of Banking annual convention noting the 1918 curriculum had three courses and the current program comprises ten with more to come. The speaker cites rapid modern business change, contrasting slow past evolution with today’s second-hand tempo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
American Institute of Banking
R. G. Hecht
Advertising Rates Sent On Application
Subscription in advance rates set at 2.50 dollars per year, payable upfront.
State Fair Week Opens With Gay Nights At Douglas
The Douglas State Fair features a weekly gay nights program beginning Tuesday September 12. A phoney money wheel will crown fortunes, a large dance pavilion, tribal dances by Sioux performers, live bands, and a dare devil tight wire act to open each evening. Sponsored by the American Legion for the State Fair board, the event promises entertainment and a grand midway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Wyoming
American Legion of Douglas
State Fair Board
Rabbit
Death
Wyoming State Briefs Highlight Test Wells and Transport Plans
Salt Creek surveys map test well sites for Western Producers Inc. in several Wyoming spots. Rawlins hosts a regional highway discussion linking Billings to Lincoln via Medicine Bow. Wheatland, Torrington, Lusk, and Douglas seek gas line certificates for new service. Plans surface for a $1 million Half Moon Lake recreation project near Bonnevile National Forest. A $40,000 Boeing Airport office hangar progresses at Rock Springs. Banner beet prospects brighten for Sheridan per Holly Sugar. Titanium deposits near Iron Mountain northwest of Cheyenne may see commercial use soon. Lucerne flats in Thermopolis plan preliminary irrigation feasibility. Salt Creek Transportation seeks auto freight rights between Casper, Rawlins, and Parco.
Four UW faculty appointments approved by committee
The UW Executive Committee approved four faculty appointments for the university. Andrew W. Willis was named assistant extension economist based in Laramie. Mary G. Cellopy became state leader of home demonstration agents effective December 1. Harry C. Luck was approved as assistant professor of military science and tactics starting September 1. Carle M. Malone will be instructor in modern languages next year after teaching at Trinidad Junior College. The meeting also covered service connections to Fraternity Park including utilities and sidewalks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wyoming
Wyoming
Andrew W
Red”) Willis
Laramie
Mary G. Cellopy
Verna Johan
Denver University
University of Colorado
Trinidad Junior College
Colorado
Fraternity Park
Joseph A. Elitote
Wheatland
Wallace Bond
Cheyenne
Will Lynn
Torrington
Fla
Holliday
A. G. Crane
Fay Smith
E. O. Fuller
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G. B. Hockett
Big Piney, Wyo
V. L. Looney
Lincoln Mortuary Service
Embalmers & Funeral Directors
W Kemmerer
G. T. Morgan
Big Piney Lodge LL. D., A. F
A. M
Albert Larson
W. M. Geo. W. Hopkins, JR
Secy
M. W. of A
Chas, Howerton
John Stevens
Royal Neighbors OF America
Many Waters
Hig Pine
Wxoming
Mickelson
Oracle
Martha Stevens
Lam
Bob Childers
J. T. Booth
Register
Granger and
Hill
Lincoln County
State
Continental Divide
BIG Piney Examiner
Green River Valley Newspaper
Geo. W. Hopkins, JR
GAY Nights OF
Remount
State Fair
War Department
Henry Hern
United States Polo Association
Salt Creek—Survey of Properties of Western Producers, Inc
South Eastern Wyoming Association
Billings
Mont
Linco Highway
Medicine Row
Douglas—Western Public Service Corporation
Tortington
Lusk
Pinedale
Half Moon Lake
Here
Bonnevile National Forest
R. A. Labbe
Labbe Manufacturing Co
Rock ‘Springs
Boeing
Sheridan
Holly Sugar Corporation
Iron Mountain
Northwestern University
Thermopolis
Lucerne Flats
Casper—Salt Creek Transportation Co
Rawlins and
Parco
U. W
Burney & Co
General Merchandise
Big Piney, Wyoming
MR. Cattleman
Triangle Live
Commission Coo
Personal Service
Geo. E. Parker Sheep
C. J
Chris
Horn Cattle
Omaha
Hotel
Kemmerer
Wyomine
C. A. St Clair
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