State Land Sothor Notice in Cheyenne Wy
State Land Office notice from Cheyenne Wyoming dated July 1 1972 informs that an applicant seeks a land parcel in a specified township SWYNE Sec 21 Twn 2 Rw and protests must be filed before approval. Postings for public inspection and copies provided for public and interested parties.
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United States Lawlfice
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
SWYNE
TVEN
Ith
General Land Office
Washington , C
Notice of property loss and land entry actions in Wyoming
Adjutant General reports rifles revolvers tents and horse gear missing from military supply in Wyoming with private holders warned to return items or face county prosecution under state law. Also notices final three year proof for John Rinehart on land entry in Wyoming with coordinates T14N R6W near Cheyenne to be filed before 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 and Bankruptcy Notice in Cheyenne
Notices announce the annual stockholders meeting of the HallWay Employes' and Lawn Association in Cheyenne to elect seven trustees and handle by law penalties. Also, a bankruptcy discharge hearing for Edward H. Downey is scheduled for August 25, 1913 at the Plains Hotel Cheyenne with creditors urged to attend.
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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 Marries Popular Laramie Girl
In Laramie Wyoming on July 22 9 o clock a wedding joined Professor A D Faville of the University of Wyoming agricultural department and Miss Jean McGregor Douglas at St Matthews Cathedral. Miss Douglas daughter of Dr and Mrs W H Douglas is a University of Wyoming graduate and a leading young city figure.
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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 dryland wheat crop
A Wheathand World visitor, A. Chamberlin, describes a panel of wheat from his Antelope hill homestead. He sowed 20 pounds per acre, harrowed several times, and notes dense, plump kernels and a crop ready to harvest in a few days despite ten days of dry weather. He also cites a large, smooth potato field and potential gains from rain.
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Chamberlin
Antelope Hill
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Rancher Gored By Angry Bull Near Lara mie Peak
Jesse Moore, about 20, nephew of George Moore of Sibylee, was gored and trampled by a mad bull at Lara mie Peak Monday at 2 pm. He lies unconscious with a fractured skull and internal injuries. doctors say recovery is unlikely. Moore worked on a ranch about 40 miles from Rock River. other hands had to lasso the enraged animal and free him.
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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 for the Fourth International Congress on school hygiene plan to form a permanent state organization in the interest of better hygienic conditions in all schools. Dr Thomas A Storey of the College of the City of New York urges continuation beyond the congress.
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Buffalo
Thomas A. Storey
College of the City of New York
Storey
American Ambassador Ca led to Washington Over Mexican Crisis
Kenry Lane Wilson American ambassador to Mexico has been summoned to Washington by Secretary of State Bryan to brief President Wilson on the Huerta government amid charges against him linked to the overthrow of the Madero regime. The move follows pressure from European powers for action to end Mexico’s current anarchy. In Mexico City and beyond, questions linger about Wilson’s return to the capital.
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Caled
Washington
Huerta
Mexico
Kenry Lane Wilson
Bryan
Wilson
Congress Called to Improve School Child Health
The letter urges permanent cooperative organization among health, education, and civic groups including boards of health, school superintendents, mothers classes, teachers associations, tuberculosis leagues, and women's clubs. Delegates are urged from many groups to attend the Buffalo congress focused on health and efficiency of school children.
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Statenizing
Ootmum
Boards of Trade
Buffalo Congress
Militia Leaders Plan Dual enlistment at Burns and Pine Bluffs
Captain H. L. Goff and First Lieutenant A. D. Walton of the local National Guard will march to Burns next Saturday to canvass young men for a half company. The other half will be recruited at Pine Bluffs to form a complete unit for the two towns.
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H. L. Goff
A. D. Walton
National Guard
Burns
Pine Bluffs
Man Revived After Hanging in Stark Jail Yard
Henry Mitchell was hanged for murder in Stark Florida but revived after 38 minutes and lived three hours after his life was declared ended by two doctors.
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Stark, Fla
Henry Mitchell
Mitchell
Progressives of New Jersey plan full ticket for state elections
The Progressives of New Jersey announce a complete slate for the next state elections. Theodore Roosevelt and Gifford Pinchot are expected to be among the campaign speakers. The Hudson county chapter endorsed Brund B. Osborne for governor last night. A brief health note promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a cure for stomach trouble and constipation with a Plainfield reader endorsement.
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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 recounts his two month captivity in Mexico after a May 13 seizure by constitutionalists. He details that captors used bible leaves to roll cigarettes and shared what little food they had, and says he was released July 19 on orders from American consular authorities.
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Dallas
Texas
L. L. Davis
Mexico
Davis
Fourteen Miners Die After Coal Pit Collapse
In Geilenkirchen Germany fourteen miners were found dead this morning after a coal pit collapse yesterday entombed them. Rescue efforts had been underway since the disaster and the casualty toll was confirmed today.
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Geilenkirchen
Germany
Grant seeks divorce from Elizabeth Chapman Grant in Goldfield
Jesse Root Grant, son of a former president, filed for divorce from Elizabeth Chapman Grant in Goldfield. Desertion is the sole allegation and the couple has two grown children. Grant has lived in Goldfield for about six months.
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Goldfield
Jesse Root Grant
U.S. Grant
Elizabeth Chapman Grant
Mr. Grant
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