For Sale Classified Ad Bid At 529 Bent Street
Classified ad listing items for sale including a 2x4 or 2x8 lumber bundle at 529 Bent Street Ascheyenne with price offers. Also mentions a sauna muling tractor plow with electric starter, good condition and $4460 cash. Contact phone Champa or visit 309 West 6th Street for details.
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Salh
Bumber
Bent Street
Ascheyenne
St. Denver Cole
T. Tor
Sauna Muling
Gall
L6th
Land Sale Notice and School Bond Notice in Wyoming
Public notices from Cheyenne Wyoming detail a land sale under General Land Office provisions with Anders C. Willadsen as applicant and bid procedures, plus a separate public notice for Niobrara County School District No. 2 selling bonds. The land description includes Sec 32 T13N R70W, with sale date set for late April 1920 and bid rules. The bond notice outlines par value bonds of 20 000 dollars, sale date April 3, 1920, with terms of maturity and right to reject bids.
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Niobrara County
Wyoming
Public Land Sale Notice From Interior Department
The United States Department of the Interior Land Office at Cheyenne announces a public sale of land to the highest bidder not less than 2.00 per acre. Bids close at the hour named on April 13, with the bid received to be paid immediately to the Receiver. Filing deadlines and claim procedures are noted, with official listings for Section 20 in Township 69 West, Range 6. The notice names Register Wilt Reid and Receiver Luke Voorhees and provides dates and conditions for claiming lands described.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Commissioner of the General Land Office
R. S
Anders C. Willadsen
Ni, JR
Ofi
Hbovet
Ifor Gale
Wilt Reid
Luke Voorhees
General Land Office
BR. S
Emma
Notice for publication and special stock meeting notices
Public notice from Wyoming dated February 16 1920 announces Ross S Nielson of Little Bear Wyoming with homestead entry details and witnesses for March 30 1920 final proof before the U S Land Office in Cheyenne. Also a stockholders meeting of Wyoming Refining Company in Cheyenne March 12 1920 to approve stock par value reduction and name change to Oklahoma Oil and Gas Company with details of official notices and dates.
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THE
Wyoming Refining Company
Wyoming Tefinery Company
First - National Bank
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Kanahoma Oil & Gas Company
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Wyoming Refining
Nelson
Notice of Final Settlement in Nielsen Estate
Notice to creditors and interested parties that F Perry Williams has filed a final account and petition for distribution in the estate of Niels D Nielsen deceased with the Cheyenne Wyoming District Court. Objections must be filed within thirty days after the last publication, otherwise the final settlement will be made at 10 am on the 29th day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niels D. Nielsen
F. Perry Williams
Cheyenne
Garamie
County
Wyoming
Public land notice and filings in Wyoming district
The Department of the Interior United States Land Office in Cheyenne Wyoming publishes a notice dated February 43 41 20% describing that Bobr or Dilene of Little Bear Wyoming filed a homestead claim No 10158669 for lots 3B 4 8 percent SW section 9 Township 1 North Range 87 West and intends to prove up his claim at the land office on March 25 4920 with witnesses Alex Nimmo Charles Goodman and others. The notice lists the names of claimants and requires proof to support their land claims before the Register and Receiver United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Ross S. Nielson
Little Bear, Woy
Township
Range
Meridian
Hagfied
Ghayenne
Herman Drube
Little Bear
Clarence
Steck
Frank DeTalente
Thouis DeTalente
United States
Choysonne Wye
Alex
Nimmo
Chayenne
Oxcan
Bylttan
Mason
Ghoyen
Arlie Gohens
Lilly
Department, of the Interior
Notigh
Géne’r. Russell
Pee ‘Ganon
Wyo
P. Meridan
Register and
Land Office
Arthur Hussell
Granitedanon
Melvin Kinnaman
Ateffronite Ganon
Cule Wi Huby
Gubienns
Mes
Melvin Kinkamang
Granite Canon
Public Land Notices and Sale at Cheyenne Wyoming
Notices announce public land filings and sales in Cheyenne Wyoming with multiple claimants witnesses and dates. Included are final proof notices for Marcus M Kennels Emma By Stock and US land office actions listing serial numbers dates and offered tracts with March 1920 sale deadlines and February 1920 publication dates.
Fragmented notice from 1920 bank meeting revealed
The readable fragments indicate a notice for a presidents office meeting at Citizens National Bank Building on February 28, 1920. Names such as Nelson and Bel appear, with roles like secretary noted in garbled OCR. The full context and exact actions are unclear due to damaged text.
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Citizens National Bank
Daily Market Report for Corn Oats and Cattle Prices
Market data from Omaha on February 25 reports corn prices for May and July futures, oats futures for May and July, and mixed cattle and sheep receipts and prices. No. white and No. 5 white corn values and various oats grades appear alongside cattle weights, beef steers, heifers, cows, calves, and lambs with quotes and seasonal shifts.
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Omaha
le i
Notice of final land claim proof and filing details
Public notice announces intent to make final year proof to establish a land claim before the United States Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming. Names witnesses Ed Garner Pagory Johngan George Heary George Madtiny and official Will Reid listed with dates March 44.
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Notich
William HH
Henety
Seokert
Hines
Offica
Gheyenne
Margh
Ed Garner
Pagory
Johngan
Raderal
George Heary
Fadbral, Wyo
Gorge Madtiny
Pedoral
Wiya
Will, Reid
Register
Marcly
Weather improves over state despite chill and snow
The weekly weather summary notes a favorable week with snow across the state, central districts receiving the heaviest falls. Temperatures ran 4 to 5 degrees above normal, daily highs near 57 and lows around 6, with sunshine varying by location and livestock remaining fair though some feeds had to be shipped in. Roads vary from fair in the southeast to poor or bad in the north and central due to drifting snow, ice, and mud.
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Alood
Douglas
Cheyanne
Sheridan
Lander
Sal Lake
Thayer Jr
Ft. Bridger. Tn
Mayor Taylor Invited to Great American Industrial Festival
Mayor Taylor received an invitation from Vancouver to attend the Great American Industrial Festival in Vancouver from April 19 to 24. The telegram promised to pay traveling and Vancouver expenses if he attends. John C. Putman signed the telegram but his official festival role is unclear. Mayor Paylor will consider the matter.
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B. Taylor
Vancouver
Toj
Taylor
John C. Putman
Paylor
Snow ordinance arrests in Cheyenne prompt fines
Chief C Fi Emberg shows strict enforcement of sidewalk snow removal with seven people fined four dollars each for neglect. Others were warned to appear in police court as warrants may be issued. Police will resume arrests after the next snow, while traffic enforcement continues and AGC Brasttcar fined three dollars for driving a car with no muffler.
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Severm Cheyenne
C. Fi Emberg
George Christopolis
Clarence E. Lane
R. Berkley
E. Mahin
C. ¥. Siefried
Gomez
Mack Hess
Emberg
Brasttcar
Grain and Livestock Markets Report From Chicago and Minneapolis
Grain prices in Minneapolis and Chicago show barley oats and rye steady to firm with slight gains and varied feed values. Chicago livestock markets reflect strong demand with high top prices for steers heifers and pork cuts. receipts around 6 000 head for cattle and 5 000 for sheep and lambs, with mixed selections across weight classes.
Postal Telegraph Moves Little Way Phe
Postal telegraphy offing is being moved this week from 4 22 to a new location one door east 4120 West Seine colni Way under the direction of J H Johnson of Denver division one man. The room left vacant by the telegraph company will be handled by the Most National Bank and will require several days more to complete.
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Lincoln
Seine Colni
J. H. Johnson
Denver
Foneman
Hanbed
National’ Bank
Omaha Livestock Hogs firmly active at market highs
Omaha February 25 hog market reports strong activity with around 9 500 head traded. Prices range across weights with top at 13 80 and bulk around 13 43 to 13 60. Heavy hogs at 13 30 13 75 and light weights from 13 40 to 13 75.
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Chicago
Fab
Webb Light
Jeddley
Jckoipe
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
U. S
Father and Son Supper at Church Tonight
A father and son supper will be held at the Congregational Church tonight at 6 o'clock under the Men’s Club. Dr. B. T. Barry, club president, issued announcements. Each man is expected to host a guest or his son. Plans include the Ingh school boys glee club, two films, and a talk by Rev. C. F. Fisher.
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T. Barry
Son Wilde
Shawna
Hot Springs
Wulner Burbank
C. F. Fisher
Irish Affairs Tonight Lecture At Local High School
A local committee plans an 8 o clock address at the high school gym on the Irish question. Golden of New York will deliver the lecture to American citizens. The talk is arranged by a community group connected with the American Legion post.
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Mine ‘Golden of
New / York
Thea
Ireland
Ira
Gheyenne Post
Thie
Legion
Fragmentary note on Amelia legion meeting and issues
A garbled message references the Amelia legion and a meeting about problems and connections. It mentions executives and efforts to bring results, but the text is unclear and only partial details remain.
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the Legion
Amelia Legion
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Aan
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Sali Ide Hynele
Hereford
Mittee
Charles ‘Smith
Forse Creak
Park
Menor Earlings
Tsale
Tollver-Kinneyie Grain Gp
Hort. Collins
Snyder Street
W. Tf
Holland
Phono
Capitol
Worden Ds
Capitol 4
Voth Street
Thames
Homan
Haba
Western Union Telegraph Co
R. Terry
Mer J
Continental Bldg
Washington
Iin
Tae
Sk Qalnofion
Will Reid
LUKE
Niobrara
Manville
Peral
Pat Ilon
Ito
Hale
WIT Reed
Mar
Martas
Ieee Terray
Department of the Stotby
United States Land’ Office
Ata
Tavie Hieve
Gann
Ramos
BS King
Patér’ Simpson
Atchison
Chayenng
F. Wenis
Stout
Will Ae
Will Irbtd
Ee Luke Ivoorh
Ragister
Legrel Npt
Brasident
Bel
Ghar
Srcretany
Daily Market Report
Birtesy. ThyddriClaly (Inc
Chicago Grain
Omaha Grain
York
Atelifson Sevesee
Baldwin Voce
Boss Mer
Seesesoge
Pet Panne
Studebaker
Texas
Union Pacific
Ee Watt AL Fire JU. S
Royal
Gee
Atlas
Boston
Burke
Columbine
Const_ Roy
Cow Gulch
Hutton
Lake
Kinney
Ranck Crk
Roy
Luskt Bod
Lusk Roy
Mike
Guy Service
Bankers
Merritt
Midwest
Northwest
T. Williams
United
Miyo
Hy Domino
Tee
Ries
WEMIN
ENNE
Weather Bureau
Winneapolis
Neapolis
Minn
Lédder
Cheyenne State Bank
Federal Reserve
Capitol Avenue
Cheyenne Light Fuel& Power Co
International News Service
Patent Office Vt
M’manus
Pearuan, Senvick
Maggie Darlin
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