Petition Seeks Relaxation of Homestead Cultivation Rules
Upton News Letter notes residents holding 220 acre homesteads face stringent requirements under the 20 and 40 acre targets. They urge state lawmakers to push a legislative action via Rep G A Young to ease cultivation by cutting second year to 20 acres and fifth year to 40, arguing many cannot meet the present demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton, Wic
C. P. Meek
Upton News-Letter
Cotliers
Congressman Menfell
Meekie
G. A. Young
Rail link aids timber haul from Medicine Bow
Shipments of timber arrive at Laramine for the Union Pacific. The Laramie Hahn's Peak and Pacific enables timber to be hauled from Medicine Bow reserve in two directions. Most annual output floats down North Platte tributaries then to Fort Steele railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larame
Wio
Tlés
Laramie
Hahn's Peak & Pacific
Inion
Plan to carve new county from Crook and Weston
Gillette Wyoming December 28 Weston county joins plans for a dilution of Crook county by the coming legislature. Revised plans envision a new county from the western halves of Crook and Weston with a north south dividing line about six miles west of Moorcroft leaving Moorcroft in Crook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillette
Wyo
Weston County
Plang
Crook County
Crook
Weston
Moorcroft
Neb Crawford Man Remains in Jail for Bank Robbery Attempt
Ed Russell of Crawford Nebraska, charged with attempting to rob the Hillte bank, will stay in Sundance county jail until trial after failing to post 1500 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundance
Wyo
Russell
Crawford
Neb
Hietle
Creditors Await Payment From Big Horn Basin Group
Creditors in Coty Wyoming await the December 30 deadline for the reorganized Big Horn Basin Development company to pay the first 24000 dollars owed by the former company. The Oregon Basin irrigation project is tied to the receivership and creditor promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coty
Wyo
Wyaming Creditordt
Big Horn
Residents debate United States senate candidate links in local visit
In Cody Wye and Dee residents discuss which of Hardin and Blume may back the other's U.S. senate bid. The visit by Hardin to Wig Horn basin surfaces questions of alignment with Blume and Carey in governor races while Blume’s local presence prompts speculation about motives and endorsements.
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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
Fragmented text hints at a local legal or election notice
The readable words suggest a disrupted record about a court or public matter with dates or events but specifics are unclear. Entities and details are too damaged to identify names places or outcomes.
Holiday Observe Impacts Bond Bid Opening Date
The document states January 2 must be observed as a holiday, so the council cannot legally open bids for bonds on that day. It asserts the holiday affects the timing of bond bid procedures and requests alignment with lawful dates.
New Realty Company Organized in Greytull Wyoming
The Greytull Realty Company has been formed by J. Z. Fenton C. J. Williams Z WW. Knode W. KB. Tanner GW Zorn BR PD Strickland and J. W. Gorder, all local. The company will engage in the general land business with a capitalization of $26000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 reduce staff nationwide
In Laramie on December 28 the Union Pacific telegraph department announced expense cuts ahead of slack traffic. One employee at the Laramie facility and two at Howell station have been dismissed, with further reductions planned at other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Telegraph Department
Union Pacific
Howell Station
Crook County settlers seek federal re survey of land boundaries
Hulett Wyoming December 28 settlers in northeastern Crook county plan to appeal to the federal government for a re survey of land boundaries. past surveys are inaccurate creating disputes over property lines and making it hard for settlers to know where their claims should lie.
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Hulett
Wyo
Crook County
Maytant Maytant Senatorship Hope in Sundance
In Sundance Wyoming on December 28 the name of State Senator Kreene Hoyt is repeatedly cited as the likely successor to Clarence D. Clark in the United States Senate. Hoyt is described as a progressive Republican with solid support in this region.
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Sundance
Wyo
Kreene Hoyt
Clarence D. Clark
United States Senate
Hoyt
Sundace Letter Seeks Notifcation of 1888 Horse Theft Victim
Sundance Monitor reports a letter addressed to the defunct Sundance Gazette from Galesburg Illinois asks that John Menaka be notified that a horse thief from 1888 between Atrona and Galva is being pursued. The letter also mentions "Isreal Smith Wihber" in inflated terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundance
Wyo
Sundance Monitor
Sundance Gazette
Galesburg
John Menaka
Hyring
Atrona
Galva
Illinois
Isreal Smith
County Assessor to Hire Deputy for Basin Office
J. 8. Hounell, recently elected county assessor, says his business will delay moving to Basin to occupy the office for months. Deputy T. J. Abble will handle duties in the meantime from this location.
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Wetland
Wyo
Hounell
Basin
T. J
Hin
Two Wyoming workers report deep snow on Jackson Hole departure
Frank Miller and Dr Wheeler government employees moved from the Jackson Lake project to Frannie report snow two feet deep on the level as they left Jackson Hole in December.
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Hole
Worland
Wyo
Frank Miller
Wheeler
Jackson Lake
Jackson Hole
Union Pacific Sets Round Trip Fare for Cheyenne Reunion
Jaramie Masonic Rate in Laramie Wy announced a $2.36 round trip fare between Laramie and Cheyenne for the compulsory reunion in Cheyenne on January 1 4 6 6 and 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyo
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
War on Coyotes Declared by Local Brewer in Larwalé
Haerr Widman of the Aranie brewery in Larwalé Wyoming declares war on coyotes after a raid on his chicken yard. He chased them but they escaped before reaching a gun. The incident occurred while he was away from town.
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Wyo
Haerr Widman
Aranie
Wilfh
Slate Bank Moves Into Fireproof Building
The Slate Bank has relocated to a newly erected fireproof building, abandoning its former frame structure in use for occupancy and security.
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Bank Hae
Gandonet
FF Dee
Bank
Ndance
Crook County Heaviest Pigs Noted In County Fair
J Finch of San Creek challenges rivals in Crook county to match his heavy hog. the dressed animal weighed 608 pounds and Figeh Claimer is named as the county’s heaviest porker to date.
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Crook
Wye
Dee
Mee
J. Finch
San Creek
Crook County
Figeh
Copper Mining Firm Planned by Montana Wyoming Interests
Cody based Cran Act Copper Mining company plans to organize stock valued at half a million dollars and develop mineral property in Alig Horn county with Montana and Wyoming people involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody
Cranact Copper Mining Company
Montana
Wyoming
Alig Horn
Cody Business Men Seek Freight Rates Bureau Ties
Cody Wyoming notes cooperation between local merchants and a proposed national freight rates bureau to be headquartered in Cheyenne, aiming to align business interests and improve transportation costs.
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Cody, Wyo
Cody Ely
Plate
Rales Bureau
Cheyenne
State Teachers Association Meeting Opens in Laramie
The annual Wyoming State Teachers' Association convention opened at the High School building with President Frank W. Lee of Laramie delivering the principal address. Governor Brooks welcomed visitors as the University of Wyoming orchestra performed. A reception to visitors followed. Today's sessions include papers, lectures, sectional meetings, and a public lecture at the capitol hall. The Laramie County Teachers’ Institute concluded yesterday with notable discussions led by Emma Knight and T. B. McDonough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
H. H. Seerley
Iowa State
Letture
Enelieh
Hy Seerley
Methodist Church
AM. Seerley
Gertrude Minore
W. Ga
Laramie County
Hefferot
Waa
Homer Wy Beerley
Cedar Folin, Ja
The Need for Larger Unit in Public Education Drive
The article argues education requires national and state support, criticizing local financing and governance. It cites inequities from tax limits, calls for centralized funding, better teacher standards, improved school atmosphere, and a decisive shift from local to expert-led management to prepare citizens for modern life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Wno
General Assembly
Becaus T
Cold and Grip remedy promotes relief with Bromo Quinine
An advertisement for a cold remedy highlights relief of headache and congestion using Bromo Quinine. It calls for full name and mentions E. W. Grove as a contact with a price of 26 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Life hinges on arguments for new trial
In district court yesterday James McLachlan, convicted of first degree murder for his wife’s death last September, faced a motion for a new trial. General Thompson argued the judge may have erred by not answering a jury question on premeditation and heat of passion, and cited newly discovered affidavits from Dr Henneberry, Sgt Cherley Nmbry, and a State Leader reporter. The prosecution, led by Charles J. Rigdon, planned to challenge the motion.
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James McLachlan
John Charles Thompson
Thompson
Charles J. Rigdon
Legislators Seek Quarters in Cheyenne
Inquiries by friends and local ads show Eleventh legislature members seek private home quarters in Cheyenne for the term. About 150 people will be brought to Cheyenne and kept for at least forty days.
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Cheyenne
State Senator Heads to 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 participate in the legislative session.
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Fred H. Blume
Sheridan County
Portland
Ore
Cheyenne
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