Notice for Public Publication Elmer R Nutting Homestead Claim
Department of the Interior notice from Evanston Wyoming dated August 27 1930 states Elmer R Nutting of Big Piney Wyoming has filed intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim for sections 27 and 34 township 37 north range 113 west sixth principal meridian before notary Isabelle Neil at Big Piney on October 18 1930. Witnesses named are W H Strong Mont Johnson Charles Bellew Bondurant Philip Manne Big Piney. J T Booth Register. Sept 4 11 18 25 Oct 2.
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Department of the Interior
General Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Elmer R. Nutting
Big Piney
Nwyney
Isabelle Neil
W. H. Strong
Mont Johnson
Charles Bellew
Bondurant
Philip Manne
Talking Turkey at Wyoming Exhibit Stirs Fair Interest
A Wyoming hog that won at Aksarhen in Omaha stars in an animated dialogue with a No 1 turkey from the Big Horn Cooperative Marketing Association. The feature, part of Wyoming’s display at Sacramento’s Golden Jubilee, showcases Wyoming products, a miniature dude raid among pines, and scenic backdrops. The exhibit in a special tent at the Wyoming State Fair in Douglas Sept 9 13 is expected to draw major attention alongside a Wyoming University calibres exhibit and a State Department of Agriculture showcase.
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Wyoming
Omaha
Big Horn Cooperative Marketing Association
California
Sacramento
Douglas
University of Wyoming
State Department of Agriculture
State Fidlers at the Day of 49 Fair Contest
Three Wyoming fiddlers will perform before grandstands with amplified horn networks at the Night Show during the Days of 49. The State Fidlers contest on Wednesday at 7:30 will award $25, $15, and $10 to top finishers chosen by impartial judges. Prizes are offered by the Commissioner of Agriculture and the Pioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Commissioner of Agricultura
T. O Wrard
Pioneers
Westing Bank Ad Highlights Local Stockmen Services
The Best Equipped Bank in Western Wyoming promotes twenty years of successful banking and experienced directors. It emphasizes prompt mail service and tailored handling of stockmen accounts, aiming for courteous, efficient customer care and strong community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
August cattle outlook notes favorable conditions and tighter supplies
A livestock bulletin projects generally favorable August conditions for cattle, predicting smaller fed cattle supplies in early 1931 due to light stocker and feeder movements. It cites reduced feeder purchases, a higher share of calves and yearlings going to feedlots, potential import curbs, and variable beef demand tied to the industrial economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wage Constant Warfare on Dreaded Tsetse Fly
An article describes experiments on tsetse flies to determine feeding guidance. Painted marks and blinded flies tested sight and smell. blinded or scent-deprived flies could not locate livestock, while sighted flies fed normally, suggesting sight guides feeding.
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Africa
First Canadian Post Office and 1755 Canadian postal milestones
A historic tablet recalls 1755 events on the Walmouth to New York line with pickets. It notes a push for closer imperial communication and that packets stopped at Flatrfax. That year Montreal saw the establishment of the first post office in the Dominion of Canada as then constituted.
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First
Auifus
Walmouth
New York
Flatrfax
Montreal
Dominion
Canada
Wyoming Horseshoe Championship at State Fair Douglas
Lodge a winner will be crowned at the State Fair in Douglas on Thursday with nine o clock preliminaries. Entries are open to any Wyoming resident. county fair champions expected to compete. National Association rules govern with a Championship Trophy first prize, $10 gold second, and $5 third. Trophy and prizes donated by secretary Henry Hern.
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Douglas
Henry Hern
New Sheep Barn for State Fair Woolies
The state fair appraises the conversion of the old showing barn into new sheep quarters solving housing issues for purebred exhibitors. Secretary Henry Hern is praised for the improvement. The new facilities hold around sixty pens with three to five sheep each, and the state agricultural board foresees further animal housing upgrades as receipts allow in 1930.
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Henry Hern
State Agricultural Board
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Green River Valley
KJ. Luman
Hillmont
Wyo
Catte
Green River
Green River Lake
P. O. Hillmont
Josephine A. Budd
John C. Budd
S.g.murdock Estate
Forks
Postoree Big Piney
Mickelson & Jensen
Forse
Twin Creek
P.O
J. M. Noble
Cora
B.S. Plank
Postoffice
Ludvig Lindback
Beaver
Fall River Basin
Poatoffice
Halfway
J. W. Montrose
Daniel
C. H. Kelly
Wm. Woods
Newfork
Green
Clifton
Pall River
Frank Springman
Wye
Jas, F. Mickelson
Horse Creek
South Piney
Frank D. Ball
Pontofice
C. G. Jewett
South Horse Creek
Merna
Jraa
Bailey, LaBarge
LaBarge
W. W. Luce
Ava
Gust Larson
Alex Price
E. A. Richardson
W. E. Enos
J. H. Shideler
al Osterhout
T. D. O'Neil
Super
Dan Rathbun
Piney
Wall River
Mason
D. L Guthrie
Mason, Wyoming
Downfall
P. O. Kendall
D. E. Bess
H. L. Budd
Cattle Ag
Postaftier Big Piney
F. D. Shapes
Big Piney, Wyoming
John B. Curtis
Horsea
Horsea Dry Piney Basin
la Sarge
J. T. Booth
Register
Champ
Mike
The
Rock Springs National Bank
State Fair Woolies
Wood-Oswald CO
Stock Yard Station
Clyde
Wyoming State Fair
Camto
Omroyd
Doughis
Pale
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