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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1912
Page
6
Public auction to sell listed school lands in Laramie County Wyoming by the State Board of School Land Commissioners and the Commissioner of Public Lands. Parcels include sections 30 and 32 township 16 north range 66 west and other quarters with prices per acre and payment terms set, bids reserved, and ad costs borne by purchasers.
Notice under Public Lands law announces sale by public auction on the 21st of December for Lot 1 Section 1 Township 17 North Range 69 West 6th P M totaling 70.04 acres. Application No. 646 by Alex Nimmo. Minimum bid set at 3/4 of valuation and cash payment required. Sale terms approved by The Bible Board of School Land. Dated November 1 1912.
Public notice of a bid sale by Gehool Land Commission on December 1 1812 at ten oclock at the court door to sell 400 acres of Gehool lands described as varying halves in section 84 township 16 north range 69 west price 19.93 per acre. Terms require not less than the bid price with commission reserves the right to reject bids. Commissioners seal and secretary sign. 11-27-12.4-11-18.
Missioners report the Commissioner of Public Lands will offer for sale 240 acres in Township 18 North Range 69 West containing 240 acres more or less. Application for affection and sale No. 450 by Hana Nielsen. Price listed as 13.82 per acre and 910.00 per acre with eighteen equal annual payments. This notice dated November 16, 1612.
Commissioners give notice of sale by public auction of all of Section 10 Township 16 N Range 64 W P M containing 440 acres more or less. Sale price set at 19.95 per acre. Sale by Dugald Rittaker with eighteen annual payments. Purchase price may be paid at sale or by option.
The State Board of School Land rejects all bids and lists two land parcels offered for selection and sale. The notices name David Nimmo as applicant for Nos. 659 and 399 with price 13.54 per acre and set sale terms. Public description covers 80 acres in SE NW and 40 acres in SW NE of townships in ranges 68 and 67 W, under 6th Principal Meridian.
The notice lists multiple land parcels in township 16 north range 69 west and range 60 west with sections 2 4 8 and 10 totaling 1250 and 640 acres. Lands priced at 15.88 13 per acre with cash payment at sale and 4 percent interest. Purchasers may buy improvements or pay appraised value.
Commissioners announce a public lands sale to be held December 1912 at ten o clock in the morning. The notice lists multiple parcels totaling 40 162.98 and 80 acres in Township 16 North Range 67 West 6th P M with descriptions including NEQ, NESW, N half SE quarter and other divisions. Purchase price cited as 13.89 per acre with payment to the purchaser or owner or at appraised value as fixed.
Notice states on December day in 1913 at ten o'clock the State Board of School Land Commissioners will offer for sale 480 acres of lands in sections 34 and 36 township ranges 14 16 N 61 containing SW NE and other parcels at 13.83 per acre and 13 per cent per annuum with terms to purchasers provided by the board.
The 16th day of November 199, Joseph M. Cary is noted as president of the State Board of School Commissioners of Public Lands.
A simple guide to drawing birds to the yard using a grape arbor shrubbery and a feeding board. It notes possible removal of a cat for safety and lists foods like boiled potato bread corn rice nuts meat trimmings and suet as bird dainties.
A test described in Cassler's Magazine shows iron treated by the infusion process becoming hard enough to rebound a rifle bullet fired from 36 feet at 2700 feet per second. The ball struck the stock and embedded in the wood, narrowly missing the marksman.
The piece contrasts talkers and writers, noting talkers fill conversational gaps while writers welcome deep thinking gaps. It argues talkers should stop talking to write, and writers avoid fitting chatter into gaps, suggesting women’s literary ambitions may lag as a result.
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