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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1912
Page
14
Public auction set for December 21 1919 at 10 oclock a m at the Cheyenne courthouse to sell multiple school land tracts in Laramie County Wyoming including portions of sections 20 30 and 32 township 16 north range 66 west with appraised values around 15 93 per acre. Terms require at least 10 percent cash and up to 18 annual payments with four percent interest. bids may be rejected and purchaser bears advertising costs.
Notice under Public Lands Law states sale by auction on the 21st of year with Alex Nimmo as applicant for selection and sale No. 646. Parcels cover 70.04 acres in Township 17 North Range 69 West 6th P M. Appraised value 13.33 per acre. Lands not sold for less than three fourths of valuation. payment in cash at sale. Bible Board of School Land approves sale. dated November 1, 1912. Witness signatures JOSEPH M. CAREY and HOPKINE November 11, 1912.
Noticee announces a public sale on December 6 at ten o'clock at the court house front door for Gorool lands described as North half and South half of section 84 township 16N range 69W totaling about 400 acres. Price $19.93 per acre, minimum bid not less than three fourths of appraised value. Commissioners reserve right to sale. Witnessed by commissioners and secretary. 11-27-12.4-11-18.
Missioners announce the sale of 240 acres in the South half North half of Section 20 and related lands in Township 18 N Range 69 W. Application for affection and sale No. 450 by Hana Nielsen. Price listed as $13.82 per acre with eighteen equal annual payments. School Land Commissioners dated November 16, 1612.
Commissioners advertise sale to highest bidder of all land in section 10 township 16 north range 64 west near P M containing 440 peres more or less. Seller is Dugald Rittaker. Asking price 19.95 per acre. Sale will be in eighteen equal annual payments with options to pay at sale.
State Board of School Land announced base lands including SE NW and SW NE quarters totaling 80 acres and 40 acres in two sections. Applications Nos 659 and 399 by David Nimmo. Asking price $13.54 per acre. owner payment upon appraisal. Seal of the State Honors H Hopkins. Dated 11 27 12 4 11 18.
The notice lists multiple tract halves and sections in Township 16 North Range 69 West and Range 60 West with areas 1250 and 640 acres. Lands priced at 15.88 per acre, must be paid cash at sale, with 4 percent interest. improvements available for purchase by agreement or appraised value.
Commissioners announce sale of lands totaling 40 acres and 162.98 acres in Township 16 N Range 67 W 6th P M. Each tract lists sections and quarters with Lot 3 NESW and N E half SE. Purchases set at 13.89 per acre, payable by buyer or at appraised value. Notices dated December 1912 by Job Eph M Carey commissioner.
Notice states on December 1913 at ten o'clock the State Board of School Land Commissioners will sell 480 acres of lands described as SW quarter and NE quarter of sections in townships 14 and 16 N Range 61 at 13.83 per acre with annual rent terms. Land to be sold to qualified purchasers under state rules.
Incomplete OCR shows a dated public notice by Joseph M. Cary president of the State Board of School something Commissioner of Public Lands. The month appears November 16th but year is garbled.
The article explains simple ways to lure birds by using an old grape arbor or shrubs and a feeding-board. It notes removing a cat may help, then lists foods like boiled potato scraps bread cracked corn rice nuts meat trimmings and suet as attractants.
An 1870s Caswell Magazine report details infusing soft iron to create hard faced armor. A rifle shot at thirty six feet struck the plate at 2700 feet per second and rebounded with force, embedding in the stock and narrowly missing the marksman.
A Life article reflects on the difference between talkers and writers. It argues talkers fill conversational gaps while writers create gaps for meditation before writing. It notes writers are cautious to avoid filler chatter and suggests this can slow a woman's literary ambitions.
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