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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1912
Page
6
Notice of sale of school lands in Cheyenne Laramie County Wyoming under the State Board of School Land Commissioners. Public auction will offer multiple parcels in Township 16 N Range 66 W and surrounding townships with appraised values per acre around 12 to 16 dollars. Bids require cash at sale and payments over up to eighteen years. bids may be rejected.
Public sale of school lands to the highest bidder set for the 21st day at the front door of the Court. Described lands include Lot 1 Section 1 Township 17 North Range 69 West 6th P. M. 40.04 acres more or less. Auction by Alex Nimmo with sale price per acre $13.39. The State Board of School Land Commissioners reserves the right to reject any bids.
Notice announces sale of described lands at court front, with bids to the highest bidder. Described tracts include variations of halves and quarters within sections, including North half and South half, Southeast quarter, and other fractional portions. Sale procedure and location are indicated, with parcel descriptions incomplete due to transcription errors.
Notice announces sale of 240 acres of school lands in Cheyenne City Township 13N Range 69W. Lands are described as South half North half Section 20 and South half Southwest quarter Section 14. Prices start at 18.82 per acre. terms follow official valuations. Commissioner reserves right to reject sale. Hans Nielsen listed as owner. sale date November 16, 112.
Public notice states Pura Public Lands will sell at the court front on the 2iet day of A. t. the SEY NW 4 and SW 4 NE 4 of section 25 township 17 north range 68 west with 80 acres and the SW 4 NE 4 of section 18 township 17 north range 67 west with 40 acres. Applications for selection Nos 459 and 399. bid price $13.33 per acre. Commissioner G Hopkins, Secretary.
Public auction notices list parcels in Township 16 North Range 69 West near P. M. totaling 1250 and 640 acres. The notices name Van Tassel Real Estate & Live Stock Co and R S Van Tassel as agents. Lands priced at 13 8313 per acre are not for sale. forest lands will be sold with balance not exceeding the purchase price. terms mention improvements on the lands.
December 1812 sale oath lists lands of Section 16 Township 14 North Range 68 West P M offered to highest bidder. Dugald R Whitaker listed as owner. Land price noted as 12.23 13 per acre with purchaser paying advertisement cost.
On the sixteenth day of November in the year 1612 the State Board of School Land Commissioners formalized actions. Joseph M. Carfy presided as president and G. Hopkins served as Commissioner of Public Lands. The document notes authority under the State Hoard of School Land Commissioners and references appraled value and ward ware.
Fragmentary OCR shows a dated land board signature page with a November 16 1012 date and names Joseph M. Carry and Beal. It appears to be a public land commission document footnote with affixed seals and references to the State Board.
Notice states a public sale of described school lands on December 21, 1912 at 10 a.m. in Cheyenne. Lands include portions in Section 22 and Section 18 and 20, Township 16 N Range 67 W 6th P. M. totaling about 242.98 acres. Price listed at 19.33 per acre. Sale conducted by Harry Farthing.
Notice of balk of crool lands dated December 191 percent at ten o'clock to the highest bidder. The southwest quarter section 46 township 14 north and the northeast quarter section 36 township 16 north range 61 contain 480 acres. The land will not be sold.
The document states the Bate Board of School Land Com. sets its hand on the 16th day of November 1912 and names Joseph M. Carhy as Commissioner of Public Lands, indicating a land sale action.
The fragment notes a commission era headline involving the President State Board of School Lang Commission and the Commissioner of Public Lands with a date-like string 11-27-123-4-11-18, indicating an archival reference or docket. The readable text hints at a government sequence related to land matters and language or schooling commissions.
Simple tips to lure birds into a yard using a grape arbor and shrubs. A feeding board is advised with boiled potato scraps bread and grain. Removing a cat is suggested as a sacrifice to please the birds and encourage visits from feathered visitors.
A test shows iron treated by the infusion process hardens enough to rebuff a bullet. A rifle shot at thirty six feet struck the treated plate at 2700 feet per second and rebounded, lodging in the gun stock and narrowly missing the shooter, per Onsior's Magazine.
A Life magazine excerpt contrasts talkers who fill conversational gaps with writers who create and ponder gaps. It argues talkers should pause when writing, while writers guard their words to avoid meaningless chatter, explaining why some women struggle to publish.
The text notes that votes are in packages with contestants' numbers and the amount on the top slip. It also states that the color of votes will change and must be recorded weekly.
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