State land notice and estate probate in Wyoming
Notice announces a land patent application in Wyoming, listing a Lot 785 and SWYNE Sec 21 township details and protests due before approval. Also appears an obituary notice granting letters of administration for Andrew Mathson with six month claim period and penalties for noncompliance.
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Andrew Mathson
Egainet
Dora Mathson
Dora Matson
Kyepatrix
Clark and
Lork
Athya
Notice of Unreturned Government Property and Land Filing
Adjutant General warns that private possession of government property including rifles tents horse gear is illegal and subject to prosecution in Wyoming. Also notice from the Department of the Interior Land Office Cheyenne announces John Rinehart of Durham Wyoming filed for land entry in 1909 and intends a final three year proof to establish claim before the register and receiver.
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Trip
Wyoming
Wmllifia Comtaniee
Euines
Milla
Department of the Interior
Cheyonag
Ygining
von Land
John Rinehart
Durham
Hurteatead
Nunem
Bethre Register and Receiver
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Stockholders Meeting Notice and Bankruptcy Hearing
Notice combines an annual stockholders meeting for the HallWay Employees' and Loan Association in Cheyenne with a bankruptcy discharge hearing for Edward H. Downey. It lists witnesses from Wyoming, sets July 25 meeting time and penalties for unrepresented stock, and notes a discharge hearing on August 25, 1912 at 10am in the Plains Hotel, Cheyenne.
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Brockholders
HallWay
Court House
Cheyenne
County of Laramie
Wyovine
At & Pm
Edward H. Downey
Plains Hotel
Wyoming
A. D
T. Blake Kennedy
Aggie Professor Weds Popular Laramie Girl
In Laramie Wyoming on July 22 Professor A. D. Faville wed Miss Jean McGregor Douglas at St Matthews Cathedral. Miss Douglas daughter of Dr and Mrs W H Douglas, a Wyoming graduate and city favorite. Professor Faville teaches in the university agricultural department.
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Laramie
Wyo
A. D. Faville
Jean McGregor Douglas
St. Matthews Cathedral
TD. W. Thornberry
Doucas
W. H. Douglas
University of Wyoming
Faville
Agricultural Department
University
Wheatland Farmer Reports Promising Dry Farm Wheat Crop
We. Chamberlin visited the office with a sample panel of wheat from his Antelope hill homestead. The 36 heads grew from a single grain of seed, kernels plump and well filled, ready for harvest in a few days. He praises dry farming and notes sowing only 20 pounds per acre yielded a stronger stand after multiple harrowings. Chamberlin also offers a large potato field, with tubers promising but rain could boost yield.
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Wheathand World
Chamberlin
Antelope Hill
Chambertin
Rancher Gored By Angry Bull Near Laramie Peak
Dr. A E Lane returned to Laramie with Jesse Moore age about 20 nephew of George Moore of Sibylee severely injured near Laramie Peak Monday afternoon. Moore unconscious with a fractured skull internal injuries and poor recovery odds after being gored by a mad bull while driving it from a clump of trees on a nearby ranch. Other workers lassoed the animal and dragged Moore from his prostrate body after the attack.
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Laramie
Wyo
A.E. Lane
Rock River
Jesse Moore
George Moore
Sibylee
Laramie Peak
Plan To Form A Society For Better Schools
Members of the Organizing Committee from this state, tied to the Fourth International Congress on school hygiene in Buffalo, propose continuing the state committee to establish a permanent organization for better school hygiene. Dr Thomas A Storey urges using the committee as a nucleus for a state body serving broader hygienic schooling goals.
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Buffalo
Thomas A. Storey
College of the City of New York
Storey
American Ambassador Wilson Called to Explain Mexican Situation
Kenry Lane Wilson the American ambassador to Mexico has been summoned to Washington by Secretary of State Bryan to brief President Wilson on the Huerta government and the Mexican crisis. The move follows pressure from European powers urging action and raises doubt about Wilson’s return to Mexico City.
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Caled
Washington
Huerta
Mexico
Kenry Lane Wilson
Bryan
Wilson
Health of School Children Prompts Cooperative Congress
A letter urges permanent cooperation among education boards health boards school superintendents mothers classes parents associations teachers charitable societies tuberculosis leagues visiting nurse groups boards of trade and women’s clubs. Delegates are urged from these groups to the Buffalo congress open to all interested in improving child health and efficiency.
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Statenizing
Ootmum
Boards of Trade
Buffalo Congress
Militia Companies Planned for Burns and Pine Bluffs
Captain H. L. Goff and First Lieutenant A. D. Walton lead the local National Guard unit to Burns next Saturday to canvass youths for a half company enlistment. The remaining half will be recruited at Pine Bluffs to form a complete two-town company.
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H. L. Goff
A. D. Walton
National Guard
Burns
Pine Bluffs
Reprieve? Man hanged inmate revived in jail yard
Henry Mitchell, a Black inmate, was hanged for murder in Stark Florida. He was declared dead after 38 minutes by two doctors, but after his belly was placed in a coffin his neck had broken and he revived, living three more hours before dying.
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Stark, Fla
Henry Mitchell
Mitchell
Progressives Plan Full Slate for New Jersey Election
The Progressives of New Jersey announce a complete slate for the state elections with Theodore Roosevelt and Gifford Pinchot touted as possible speakers. Hudson County backs Brund B. Osborne for governor, signaling coastal support for the reform ticket. A separate item touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a stomach cure based on testimonial letters from Plainfield residents.
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Jersey City
N. J
Progressiven of
New Jersey
Theodore Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
Hudson County
Brulund B. Osborne
Mia
C. Stengle
Plainfield
Chamberlain
Leaves of Bible Used For Cigarettes
L. L. Davis of Dallas reports Mexican constitutionalists used leaves from his Bible as cigarette paper during his captivity from May 13 to July 19. He reached home July 24, noting only a few chapters remained and captors shared food when possible before he was released on consular demand.
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Dallas
Texas
L. L. Davis
Mexico
Davis
Fourteen Miners Die in German Coal Pit Collapse
Geilenkirchen Germany July 23 Fourteen miners were found dead this morning in a pit where they were entombed yesterday by a fall of coal.
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Geilenkirchen
Germany
Grant seeks divorce from Elizabeth Chapman Grant
Jesse Root Grant files suit for divorce in Goldfield alleging desertion. The former President Ulysses S. Grant's son states he and Elizabeth Chapman Grant have two grown children and he has lived in Goldfield for six months.
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Goldfield
Jesse Root Grant
U.S. Grant
Elizabeth Chapman Grant
Mr. Grant
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