Land Office notices for homestead entries at Cheyenne 1912
The United States Land Office in Cheyenne Wyoming lists multiple applicants for homestead entries with serial numbers and sections including Arthur B. Klopfer Delbert J. Hudson Charles Child and others. Notices announce intention to make final three year proof with witnesses from Cheyenne Durham and Chadham.
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United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Arthur B. Klopfer
Byron D. van Zandt
Ernest H. Gootman
Dellyrt J. Mud Aon
BU . Modeon
Wroming
el B. Nadseon
Homestead
Arthur K. Klopfer
H. &. Goodman
Wyre
Glen Marbie
Charles Ohild
Durham
Delbert J. Hudson
EWSW
Beco
Krosw
Éid
P. M
Ernest T. Goodman
Arthur BE. Klopfer
EB. Hudson
Wye
Charlon Child
Wyo
Charlen T. Child
W. Oth P M
Ernest H. Goodman
Delbert i. Hudson
Eli BH. Hudson
Arthur &. Klopfer
George Walter
G. Chinn
J. C. Long
Charles T Child
Chatham
Eli B. Hadson
Notice for Cheyenne Homestead Final Proof
Ervin Clarke of Cheyenne Wyoming filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his land claim on the May 5 1904 homestead entry Serial 41584 for NE Sec 24 T13N R67W 6th P. M. before the Cheyenne Land Office July 28 1913. Witnesses: David Merna John J Astle Frank A Roedgl J D Blamey all of Cheyenne Wyoming. BE CHAPLIN Register.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Ervin Clarke
United States Land Office
Wyo
David Merna
John J. Astle
Frank A. Roedgl J D
Blamey
W. BE. Chaplin
Register
Homestead Notice Published for Public Land Claims
Cheyenne Wyoming June 12 1919 23 Not coal land notice given that settlers have filed for final three year proof before the United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming on July 23 1913 Francis L Schenefelt for the BNEW SMW and N4SE Sec 32 7 16 NR 65 6th P M witnesses John G Ling J W Wagner Maude Shenefelt Samuel A Wilson Divide Wyoming John G Ling for EU Sec 26 T 16 N R 65 W 6th P M witnesses Francia L Shene J W Wagner Maude Shenefelt Samuel A Wilson Divide Wyoming
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
United States Land Office
Francis L. Schenefelt
John G. Ling
J. W. Wagner
Maude Shenefelt
Samuel A. Wilson
Divide
Francia L. Shene
J. W Wagner
Maude &Shenefelt
Divide, Wyoming
Land Office Notice of Final Five Year Proof Filers
United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming announces no coal land. notices of intention to make final five year proof filed by August Giefken Homer Walter Leith and others for homestead entries in Cheyenne Wyoming. Names include John Neddeau Berial Sletten and others. Register Chaplin.
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United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
August Giefken
John Neddeau
Homer Walter J. Leith
Babo
Wryo H. Sletten
Siefken
Homestead
Berial
J. Bec
John Neddens
Walter Ea Ee We
Ra's
Ayenne
Chaplin
Register
Ghost hunter and liquor thief headline biographic misspellings
A garbled local item reports a Wyoming watchman who captured an alleged ghost and a separate note about a woman trotting champion from Hidgewood New Jersey. The text ends with scattered fragments including death and unspecified exclamations.
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Wyoming
Berlin Stadium Opens With Grand Olympic Vision
The Berlin Stadium at Gruenwald opens as a premier athletic venue for the 1916 Olympic contests. Officials describe a 30,000-seat subterranean complex with a 600 metre track, 200 metre straight, bicycle venue, and spaces for gymnastics and swimming. The facility aims to inspire German youth to excel and host a world class meet three years before the Berlin Olympiad.
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Gruenwald
Berlin
Germany
Europe
Stockholm
Wich
World of Sport Score Second Game Summary
Boston game details appear partial with battery names Perdue and Brown for Boston and Marquard and Myers for the opposing team. No clear score or complete context available.
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R. H. E. Boston
Perdue and Brown
Marquard and Myers
Pirates Win Overtime Burst in Tenth in St Louis
Pittsburgh opened a doubleheader with an 8 run tenth inning surge, overcoming St Louis after a pitching duel. Pittsburg scored four in the tenth aided by three passes and three stolen bases as Viox left with an injury.
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ST. Louis
Pitteburg
Louie
Latcest
Pittsburg
Butler
Miller
Oakes
Whitted
Innning
Geyer
Merbet
Perritt
Viox
McCarthy
R. H. EB. PieteOure
Asasvoes
Braves Take One From Giants New Ump Debuts
New York and Boston split a doubleheader with the Giants winning 5 to 1 in the opener and Boston taking the nightcap 4 to 4. The second game featured Maranville Brown Lord and Doyle with a late Boston rally. Umpire Quigley debuted behind the plate in the first game as Demaree and Myers pitched for New York and Boston respectively.
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New York
Baeston
Giants
Boston
Rudolph
Demares
Perdue
Maranville
Brown
Lord
Marquard
Peither
Evhen
Doyle
Smith
McDonald
Burns
Quigley
New York Ccutade
Demaree
Myers
Batting Bee Ends in Favor of the Quakers
Philadelphia defeats Brooklyn 11 to 6 as errors in the eighth inning spark the rally. Cravath homered and added three singles. Luderus, Magee, and Cravath key hits. Rucker and Ragan pitched for Brooklyn, while Phalps, Chalmers, Alexander, Brennan and Doolin worked for Philadelphia.
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Quakers
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Reading
Rucker
Pluskett
Lobert
Cravath
Luderus
Magee
Wagner
Ragan
Brennan
Chalmers
al Flivery
Culshaw
Fisher
Phelps
R. H
Phalps
Alexander
Doolin
Killifer
Reds Take First of Series With the Cubs
Cincinnati wins opening game against Chicago 12 to 4 led by Cheney and Reulbach who each hit hard. Packard and Benton split mound duties with Sages, while Roulbach struggles in the fifth allowing six runs as Groh scores on a misplayed fly ball.
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Cinclonati
Cheney
Reulbach
Chicago
Roulbach
Hite
Basle
Richie
Packard
Benton
Sages
Groh
Clark
Lake Saves Game as Dubuc Falters for Detroit
Detroit and Cleveland completed a postponed game with Cleveland winning 4 to 2. Dubuc allowed five scattered hits before a wild finish in the ninth as Lajoie Ryan and others sparked a two-run rally. Bush, Gardner, Vitt, and Crawford contributed key hits for Cleveland. Batteries: Cullop Blanding ONeil for Detroit and Dubuc Lake Stanage for Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Dubuc
Lajoie
Ryan Elagled
Turner
Chapman
Balla
Naps
Lake
Ball
Veach
Bush
Gadner
White
Vitt
Crawford
R. H. E. Cleveland
Anesco
Blanding
O'Neil
Dwbuc
Lake and Stanage
Washington Battery Pairings Listed in Lineups
Washington 2 2 Batteries featuring Buch Bender and Lapp Schang Johnson Gallia Ain smith Williams appear in the lineup notes.
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Washington
Buch
Bender
Lapp
Schang
Johnson
Gallia
Ainsmith
Williams
Highlanders Win In Face of The Pennant
New York defeats the Boston Red Sox 6 to 2 at Fenway Park to raise the world championship pennant. Errors and erratic pitching by Wood, plus daring base running, aid the visitors. Nunamaker and Speaker provide Boston’s two runs with timely triples. Ford and Sweeney secure the win behind Wood in relief as Boston’s attack is contained.
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Wood
Yerkes
Ball
Gardner
Walters
Piaces
Ford
Nunamaker
Speaker
H. EB
Ege
Sweeney
Wichita Versus Des Moines And More Baseball Scores
Unclear final scores show Wichita tied Des Moines 3, Lincoln 3, Sioux City 5. Omaha and Denver both 6, St Joseph 6, Topeka trailing in a fifteenth inning clash with unresolved result.
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Des Moines
Lincoln
Sioux City
Omaha
Denver
St. Joseph
Topeka
Deahea Ee Heee
Sit
Joseph
Monnea
Bat
Ge Bloux City Ae
OBY
Wichita Ea Eeadee
Bunched Hits Give White Sox Easy Game
Chicago bunched hits off Allison to beat St Louis 4 to 1. Jim Scott pitched well in front of a solid defense as Bodle Weaver Rath and Schalk drove in three runs in the fourth inning. Agnew tripled for St Louis and Stone contributed a clean relief outing.
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Chicago
Allison
St. Louis
Jim Scott
Bodle
Weaver
Rath
Schalk
Stone
Agnew
R. H. EB
Louis
Ciesso
Scott and Schalk
Athletics Rout Senators for 14 to 2 in Washington
Philadelphia pounded the ball and defeated Washington 14 to 2 as Baker hit a long homer and three other hits in Johnson’s vulnerability. Bailie allowed several runs while the Athletics produced sustained offense at the plate.
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Washington
D. C
Philadelphia
Johnson
Baker
Bailie
Bush
Milan
Gagda
Bender
Unclear Text About Breakfast Foods and Government Action
Fragmentary notes suggest a reference to odes or oats and a government action affecting a breakfast food monopoly. No clear names, dates, or events are readable to confirm details or context.
U. P. Clerks to Play Laramie
Laramie announces its first regular baseball game next Sunday under manager EB Stump. Opponent is the Union Pacific nine of Cheyenne which beat Hanna at Hanna's grounds last Sunday. Schmidt will lead the Cheyenne pitching, while Laramie is organized and ready for a hard battle.
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Laramie
Wyo
EB. J. Stump
Union Pacific Nine
Cheyenne
Hanna
Schmidt
Sherman Co. Paper Hanging and Graining Notice
The Sherman Company advertises services in paper hanging and graining. Expert finish work offered for homes and business interiors with prompt scheduling and affordable pricing.
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Sherman Co
The
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