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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1911
Page
8
Notice published by the Department of the Interior Land Office in Douglas Wyoming lists William A. Denecke as heir of Isaac D. Clapp filing to enter land under Section 2300 Revised Statutes. Protests or adverse claims due by April 12, 1911. J W Pace Register.
U S Land Office Douglas Wyoming lists serial 04342 dated February 24 2011. A Denecke assignee of Alva J Smith describes land in section township range and meridian. Protests due by April 12 2011 citing mineral character or other reasons.
U S Land Office Douglas Wyoming serial 640 dated February 24 1011 notifies that John Wright assignee of David C Allen claims E 1 2 NW of Section 10 Township 2 N Range S0W 6th P Meridian and invites any adverse claim or protest to file an affidavit by April 2 with the Register.
The Western Union company offers a new service allowing Bell telephone subscribers to forward telegrams to an open Western Union office even after local offices close. Subscribers call central to connect with a distant Western Union office that remains open and then telephone the telegram to a receiving operator. The system enables delivery by telephone to Bell subscribers in communities with closed local offices.
London brokers at Lloyds continue to issue unusual policies on major events. They insure against corona tion delays and even a general election before year end, with rates as high as 20 percent. A five percent policy covers Mr Lloyd George becoming Prime Minister before January 1. The piece recalls early insurers gathering at a coffee house near the Bank of England.
Z W Whitehill and John Robert son, two Bakersfield oil men, spent a week at Ball Creek assessing a promising field. They plan to drill for companies holding land there and expect to return soon with optimism about the field’s rich potential.
Sheridan authorities seize city slot machines revealing crooked devices with plugged payout notches and adjustable screws. Investigators describe mechanisms designed to block large wins and rig card games, ensuring house advantage and rare big hands for players.
White horse about 1500 pounds branded 10. Reward offered for return to John Bea at Powder River.
Lost or stolen saddle horse described as mouse colored with four white stocking feet and a duck on the left shoulder. Reward offered by H C Timmerman of Kaycee Wyoming for information leading to recovery. Also mentions a buck herd for rent at Deer Creek Park with 15 cents per head monthly and care guarantees. Contact E O Biowuim of Hox Cider, Wyoming.
Notice to stockmen offering 100 tons of hay and a large pasture with shelter and open water. Perfect for stock protection against February and March storms. Casper contact J W Paice.
Notice to Sheepmes announces 3,600 good ewes available for delivery near Hock Springs through April. For information contact Quealy Peterson Sheep Co. Kemmerer Wyoming 310 33)
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