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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1913
Page
10
The record lists multiple homestead entries in Wyoming with details for applicants Agnes B. Watson, John N. Platt, and John Fleming. Entries cover sections in T 15 N R notations and serial numbers with witnesses from Cheyenne and Durham, Wyoming, dated January 22, 1914.
Market data shows strong cattle and hog demand with steady to higher prices across beef, feeder, and stock categories, while sheep and horses show active trade and good buyer turnout. A formal notice announces Converse County Oil and Refining Company incorporation in Cheyenne, Wyoming with 600,000 shares capital and seven directors.
The article describes red white banners reading 3 OH D Patrol placed along New York roads to indicate active road repair crews. Commissioner Carlisle backs the European style flag system to improve patrol efficiency and highway maintenance, noting protests over petrolmen neglect.
Albert L. Biddle of Cheyenne Wyoming filed intent to prove final three year proof on his homestead entry Serial 05349 for 5 percent in section 34 town 15 north range 68 west sixth principal meridian. The hearing before the U S Land Office register and receiver in Cheyenne Wyoming is set for January 20 1914 with witnesses Eli Moorhouse Henry Stainbrook Ernest Goodwin and Pat Fox all of Cheyenne.
Notices announced Wyoming land selections not coal or phosphate reserves with protest periods and final proof dates. Entries include Miners hospital selection and individual homestead claims by Moodie and Bastian with witnesses listed and Cheyenne as the filing location.
Ray G Knott of Campstool Wyoming filed intention for final three year proof to claim land described NE 14 Sec 12 Township 1% N Range 65 W 6th Principal Meridian before the Register and Receiver at Cheyenne Wyoming January 27 1914. Witnesses William H Rice Karl Martin William D Freeborn of Campstool and Charley F Cashman of Cheyenne Wyoming.
Jarry Thompson and Nola Thompson defaulted on a $3000 mortgage to Benjamin O Connell dated September 9 1910. Foreclosure sale set by the sheriff at Cheyenne county courthouse front door on January 10 1914 at 2 pm with north forty four feet of lots 3 and 4 in block 47 as the mortgaged premises. Attorney fee of $100 and costs due.
A fragmented page lists community services including a funeral director and embalmer Clyde Early with contact at 314 W. 16th, a hair pressing parlor offering grooming outfits, the Plains Hotel in Cheyenne with phone 635-W, the NURSERY Co. B. Swagger Florist on Bent Street with 614-J, and other scattered business snippets.
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