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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1919
Page
14
Lieut Arthur F Collar of Far go North Dakota writes of six days in retreat in Russia with the 339th Infantry. American troops faced Bolshevik pressure in frigid weather, eating frozen bully beef, many lacking coats and mittens, some without shoes, temperatures about thirty two degrees below zero.
U S Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming announces a notice of intention to make final verification for the land described, filed by Weaden RR Peters of Cheyenne. The claim is identified by serial number and includes parcels in township 48N range 68W. Hearing before the U S Land Officer in Cheyenne on June 8, 1949, with witnesses listed from Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Department of the Interior notice from Cheyenne Wyoming dated April 21 1919 states George Lee of Federal Wyoming filed no further proof to establish his land claim. He entered May 27 1914 for E half of section 35 township 15 N range 69 W 6th principal meridian and must prove up by June 7 1919 with witnesses George B. Martin George Hoar Nogh B Moyle Archie Todd all of Federal Wyoming. Register Will Reid signs the notice.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming announces James A Merna of Cheyenne Wyoming has filed for one year proof to establish his homestead entry for multiple described parcels in section 16 township 42 north range 165 west. The witnesses are James Loaten W J Morna and James Livingston all of Cheyenne. Dates listed April 16 1919 with proof days April 19 26 May 3 10 17.
Notices announce final three year proofs for homestead entries in Wyoming. Witnesses listed include Samituss erd, Bill Christensen, Kas Metz, and Mary Hoster of Cheyenne. The U S Land Office in Cheyenne will hear claims and issue receipts on June 2, 1919. Names include Tinsel Farris and John Woodhouse with serial numbers and locations described.
Department of the Interior Cheyenne land office announces Allen Clauiy of Cheyenne Wyoming will prove up his homestead claim filed May 22 1914 Serial 014016 for NEMBM NWS and lots 5 4 section 18 township 2N range 64W 6th P M before the register May 26 1919. Forty six witnesses listed including Orin Kinney Charles Cashman Fred Slough and Earl Wells.
State of Wyoming Laramie County notice of administration for Oliver Dean Wyckoff estate issued on April 44 1949. Creditors must file claims with First National Bank of Cheyenne within six months with proper vouchers or be barred from benefits. Clark and Hoggard Attorneys signed April 17 1949.
Legal notices announce divorces sought in the First Judicial District of Wyoming at Laramie County. Victor J Miller sues Mary K Miller for desertion with a one year separation. Martha J Baldwin sues Edward B Baldwin for desertion and support. Both require answers by May 1919 or default judgments may be entered. Creditors are also warned of service by publication and deadlines for filing claims in the same court.
Chairman John D. Clark of Laramie county reports Iowa and Michigan spar over credit in the eleventh loan. Subscriptions in the county during the first two days total about 8100,000 as the drive opens.
Reporters said nearly 150 million more were raised today, bringing the total pledged to about 400 million across twelve districts led by New York and Boston. Iowa and Michigan claimed early quota passes while the Victory ship Crane departed for the Panama Canal as navy subscriptions topped 3.5 million.
The Philippine commission, first foreign body to appoint women to assist in a public ceremony, designated Madame de Veyra, wife of the line representative’s congress, to place a wreath on the embassy of Washington on behalf of the commission, which seeks independence for the islands.
Miss Winifred Wilson of Manitoba emerges as one of Canada's leading women lawyers by taking over her brother's law practice after he left for the war. She preserves his cases and continues firm work while contributing to the legal profession's progress for women.
United States seizes Olive oil cans in district court for Wyoming Cheyenne. Notice to claimants to appear April 28, 1919 at 10 a m to contest seizure and for forfeiture of proceeds. Marshal DanTel F Hudson issues the seizure notice listing counts and property details.
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