State News Calls For Relief On Homestead Cultivation Rules
Upton Wisconsin residents petition for legislative relief from the 220 acre homestead cultivation requirement. They urge reducing duties from forty acres in year two and eighty in year three to twenty and forty by year five, arguing many settlers cannot meet the current standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton, Wic
C. P. Meek
Upton News Letter
Cotliers
Congressman Menfell
Mr. Meekie
G. A. Young
Congrememan Maridell
Congress
Timber shipments from Medicine Bow reserve using L H P P line
Shipments of timber over the Laramie Hahn's Peak and Pacific begin arriving at Larami e for delivery to the Union Pacific. Using the line for hauling allows a two direction timber flow with most annual output floated to North Platte tributaries and then to Fort Steele by river and rail.
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Larame
Wio
Tlés
Laramie
Hahn's Peak & Pacific
Inion
Wyoming county plan to redraw Crook Weston areas
The proposed plan includes Weston county and Crook county in a new framework for the coming legislature. A revised plan envisions creating a new county from the western halves of both Crook and Weston, with a dividing line running north south about six miles west of Moorcroft, leaving Moorcroft in Crook.
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Gillette
Wyo
Weston County
Plang
Crook County
Crook
Weston
Moorcroft
Nebraska man held on bank robbery charge in Sundance
Ed Russell of Crawford Nebraska remains in the county jail in Sundance Wyoming after failing to post 1500 bail on a charge of attempting to rob the Hetile bank. He will stay jailed until his trial.
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Sundance
Wyo
Russell
Crawford
Neb
Hietle
Creditors Await 25000 Coty Wyoming De e
Wyoming creditors of the reorganized Big Horn Basin Development company await December 30 for the first $24,000 payment promised by the creditors of the old company.
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Coty
Dee
Wyoming Creditorof
Big Horn
Local visit sparks debate over senatorial candidate ties
Residents recall meeting State Bene toys Hardin and Rhime of Sheridan as they try to untangle rival claims for United States senate support. The mood centers on whether Hardin or Blume backs the other's candidacy while Bodinnc and Hardin back J. M. Carey for governor.
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Cody
Wye
Dee
Benetoys Hardin
Rhime
Sheridan
United States
Hardin
Wig Horn
C. C. Clark
Blume
Hardig
Bodinnc
J. M. Carey
Fragmentary Notice From Hidden Rail Yard
The readable fragments hint at a legal or regulatory notice involving a location and an upcoming event. Details are unclear but indicate a scheduled action around a holiday and a Monday, with references to a road, a race, or movement within a precinct.
Holiday Observed Shifts Bond Bid Opening Restriction
A city note states January 2 will be a holiday and the point asserts the council cannot legally open bids for bonds on that day. This designation affects scheduling and bidder deadlines.
New Realty Company Formed in Greytull Wyoming
The Greytull Healty company organized by J. Z. Fenton C. J. Williams Z WW. Knode W. KB. Tanner GW Zorn BR PD Strickland and J. W. Gorder, all of Greytull, plans to engage in general land business with capitalization of $26000.
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New Realty Company
Greyoull
Dee
Greytull Healty Company
J. Z. Fenton
C. J. Williams
Z WW. Knode
W. KB. Tanner
Zorn
Strickland
J. W. Gorder
Union Pacific Telegraph Cuts Trim Expenses Reported
The telegraph department reduces costs in anticipation of slack traffic. One employee in Laramie is dismissed and two at Howell station, with further reductions planned at other points. Reported locally.
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Laramie
Telegraph Department
Union Pacific
Howell Station
Federal appeal for re survey to settle Crook county land disputes
Hulett Wyoming December 28 settlers in Crook county northeast appeal to the federal government for a re survey. Past survey inaccuracies caused many disputes over land boundaries and made it hard for settlers to determine their parcel limits.
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Hulett
Wyo
Crook County
Maytant Senate Run Hinted In Sundance Wyoming
In Sundance Wyoming on December 28 the article notes State Senator Kreene Hoyt as a probable successor to Clarence D. Clark in the United States Senate. Hoyt is described as a progressive Republican with solid support in this part of the state.
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Sundance
Wyo
Kreene Hoyt
Clarence D. Clark
United States Senate
Hoyt
Unclear letter seeks notice of horse theft in 1888
Sundance Wyoming December 28 The Sundance Monitor reports receipt of a letter to the Sun dance Gazette in Galesburg Illinois requesting that John Menaka be told the man who stole a horse from him in 1888 between Atrona and Galva Illinois is Israel Smith Wihber.
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Sundance
Wyo
Sundance Monitor
Sundance Gazette
Galesburg
John Menaka
Hyring
Atrona
Galva
Illinois
Isreal Smith
Local County Assessor to Work Via Deputy in Basin
J. Hounell, recently elected county assessor, announces his duties will delay his move to Basin. Deputy Auble will occupy the assessor's office in the interim to represent him.
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Wetland
Wyo
Hounell
Basin
T. J
Hin
Deep Sow In Hole Worland Reported Snow Depth on Arrival
Frank Miller and Dr. Wheeler two government employees recently moved from the Jackson Lake project to Frannie report two feet of snow on the level in Jackson Hole when they left.
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Hole
Worland
Wyo
Frank Miller
Wheeler
Jackson Lake
Jackson Hole
Union Pacific Sets Round Trip Fare for Cheyenne Reunion
Jaramie Wyoming dispatch says Union Pacific approves a $2.36 round trip fare between Jaramie and Cheyenne for the compulsory reunion in Cheyenne on January 1 4 6 6 and 7 with travel dates including January 1 4 6 and 7.
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Laramie
Wyo
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
War on coyotes ends in raid near Larwalé Wyoming
Haerr Widman of the Aranie brewery declares war on all coyotes after a raid on his chicken yard. Coyotes bolted by villagers escaped before Widman could reach a gun. He later caught coyotes but they vanished during the pursuit.
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Wyo
Haerr Widman
Aranie
Wilfh
Bank Hae New Tome. Gandonet FF Dee 28
The Slate Bank has moved into a fireproof building designed for its occupancy, abandoning the earlier frame structure.
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Bank Hae
Gandonet
FF Dee
Bank
Ndance
Crook County Fair Notes Largest Porker on Record
J Finch, a San Creek farmer, claims a prize challenge to Crook county hog breeders. He notes a hog dressed weighing 608 pounds as the county’s heaviest on record, while the event catalogs a notable champion earlier.
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Crook
Wye
Dee
Mee
J. Finch
San Creek
Crook County
Figeh
Copper Mining Company Plans Montana Wyoming Development
Cody and W C ws report The Cran act Copper Mining company is organized by Montana and Wyoming residents with half a million dollars in stock and aims to develop mineral property in Alleg Horn county.
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Cody
Cranact Copper Mining Company
Montana
Wyoming
Alig Horn
Cody Businessmen Seek Freight Rates Bureau in Cheyenne
Cody Wyoming businessmen discuss forming cooperation with the proposed freight rates bureau to be headquartered at Cheyenne, advancing efforts to influence regional trade and transport policy.
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Cody, Wyo
Cody Ely
Plate
Rales Bureau
Cheyenne
State Teachers Association Meets At Laramie
The annual convention of the Wyoming State Teachers’ Association opened at the high school with many teachers from other counties. President Frank W. Lee of Laramie gave the principal address. a University of Wyoming orchestra concert followed, with Gov. Brooks and Prof. Ira H. Fee speaking. Sessions at the capitol and a reception by club women highlighted the day.
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Wyoming State Teachers’ Association
Frank W. Lee
Laramie
University of Wyoming Orchestra
B. B. Brooks
Ira H. Fee
Hall of Representatives
Muale
D. B. Anderson
Jireh College
A. D. Cook
The Need for a National Approach to Public Education
Analyzes finance and administration of American public schools, arguing local control breeds inequity. Urges national and state cooperation, larger unified governance, standardized teaching quality, and improved course of study to equip citizens for modern life. Localism limits progress and adequate funding.
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United States
America
Berty
Andirest
Cold and Grip remedy advertises cure for head pains
A newspaper ad promotes a remedy described as removing the cause of colds and headaches. It names a full product title as Cold and Grip and lists a contact or supplier E. W. Grove with a price of 26c.
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E. W. Grove
Life hinges on arguments for new trial in McLachlan case
In district court yesterday afternoon, arguments began on a motion for a new trial for James McLachlan, convicted of murder in the first degree for the killing of his wife last September. General Thompson led, contending the former trial may have abused discretion by not answering a juror’s question on premeditation and heat of passion, and arguing newly discovered evidence through affidavits from Dr Henneberry, Sgt Cherley Nmbry, and a State Leader reporter. Prosecuting Attorney Rigdon will counter.
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James McLachlan
John Charles Thompson
Thompson
Charles J. Rigdon
Legislators Seek Quarters in Cheyenne
Friends of the Eleventh legislature seek private residences in Cheyenne to house about 150 visitors for a minimum 40 day term. Advertisements and inquiries indicate lawmakers will bring a large group to the capital for the session.
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Cheyenne
State Senator Blume attends wool growers meeting in Portland
State Senator Fred H. Blume of Sheridan county travels to Portland Oregon to address the National Wool Growers Association annual meeting. He will return to Cheyenne to remain for the legislative session.
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Fred H. Blume
Sheridan County
Portland
Ore
Cheyenne
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