Notice of Homestead Entries Filed at Cheyenne Land Office
United States Land Office in Cheyenne Wyoming announces intentions to make final three year proofs on several homestead entries including Arthur B Klopfer serial 66255 and others for parcels in T1N R6W and nearby townships. Witness names include Byron D Van Zandt Ernest H Good man Delbert J Mud aon Charlen T Child and more.
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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 of final three year proof for Cheyenne homestead
Ervin Clarke of Cheyenne Wyoming filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim on land described as NE Sec. 24 T.13 N. R.67 W. 6th P. M. The proof is to be made before the United States Land Office register and receiver in Cheyenne on July 28, 1913. Witnesses named are David Merna John J. Astle Frank A. Roedgl J D Blamey, all of Cheyenne.
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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
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
Homestead Notice for Publicaton Cheyenne Wy
Public notice lists settlers filing for final three year proof before the U S Land Office in Cheyenne Wyoming. Francis L Schenefelt and John G Ling appear with homestead entries in divisions 32 and 26 township 16 north range 65 west and witnesses named from Divide Wyoming.
Names of Cheyenne land claimants file for final proof
United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming June 18 1999 notice of intention to make final five year proof on their homestead entries. Claimants include August Giefken and John Neddeau of Cheyenne with others listed. serial and land details shown.
Ghost hunter captures phantom then chases whisky thief
A Wyoming watchman who caught an alleged ghost previously pursued a whisky thief, proving persistent spirits. A woman champion from Hidgewood New Jersey trotted steadily after a succession of races, with a death noted in the report.
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Wyoming
Berlin Stadium Opens as World’s Great Sporting Temple
The German capital inaugurates the Berlin Stadium in Gruenwald as a grand venue for 1916 Olympic hopes featuring a 30,000 spectator capacity arena with a 600 meter running track and a 666.23 meter bicycle track. The facility includes a 100 meter swimming pool and space for gymnastic exhibitions, aiming to host future international championships and attract youth to national strength and skill.
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Gruenwald
Berlin
Germany
Stockholm
Lake Malar
Boston Batteries Win Close Second Game
In the second game of the World of Sport Score, Boston faced New York with Purdue and Brown opposing Marquard and Myers on the mound. The exact score and details are unclear due to the damaged text, but the report notes a battery matchup and a near finish.
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R. H. E. Boston
Perdue and Brown
Marquard and Myers
Pirates Rally to an 8 Run Tenth In St Louis
In St Louis on June 25 Pittsburgh opened the series with a dramatic tenth inning burst scoring eight runs to overcome the locals after a pitchers’ duel. Pittsburgh took a 4-2 lead in the fourth, St Louis tied it in the ninth, and a string of hits and walks in the tenth sealed the win.
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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 in New Ump Debut
New York and Boston split a doubleheader as the Giants won 5 to 1 in game one and Boston escaped 4 to 4 in game two. Umpire Quigley made his big league debut behind the plate in the first game. Perdue, Marquard and Maranville featured in a tight second game with Boston scoring on Doyle’s error and Lord’s RBI.
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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 in a game marked by errors in the eighth inning. Cravath leads with three singles and a double, Luderus homers, Magee doubles, and Rucker exits early after two singles. Both clubs use three pitchers as misplays by Culshaw, Fisher, and Phelps fuel the eighth inning rally.
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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 the opening game against Chicago 12 to 4 on June 25. Cheney and Reulbach struggled and were hit hard, while Roulbach surrendered six runs in the fifth after base on balls and hits fueled the rally. Packard started for Cincinnati and was relieved by Benton and Sages. a unique eighth inning play allowed Groh to score on a dropped fly ball.
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Cincinnati
Cinclonati
Cheney
Reulbach
Chicago
Roulbach
Hite
Basle
Richie
Packard
Benton
Sages
Groh
Clark
Lake Saves Game as Cleveland Beats Detroit 4–2
Detroit wins postponed game 4–2 over Cleveland. Dubuc struggled after five scattered hits. Lake relieved in the ninth and retired the two batters he faced. Bush started a Cleveland rally with a first inning score, Gardner hit a homer in the fourth, and Lajoie, Ryan, Turner and Chapman drew walks in the late frame to seal the lead. Batteries: Cullop Blanding ONeill and Dubuc Lake Stanage.
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Detroit
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 2 2 Batteries Buch Bender and Lapp Schang Johnson
Washington pitchers Buch Bender and Lapp faced battersSchang Johnson Gallia and Ain smith Williams in a sparse box score style note indicating a listed set of players for a game or practice.
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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. Wood struggles late, Boston wastes chances with errors by Yerkes Ball and Gardner, Nunamaker and Speaker drive early Boston scoring, Ford and Sweeney hold the lineup at bay.
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Boston
New York
Fenway Park
Wood
Yerkes
Ball
Gardner
Walters
Piaces
Ford
Nunamaker
Speaker
H. EB
Ege
Sweeney
Omaha and Denver Tie in Fifteen Innings
Unclear scoreboard segment shows Omaha and Denver at six runs apiece after a long game. Mentions St Joseph and Topeka with six and a partial listing of other teams. Details and context are missing due to fragmented OCR.
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Wichita
Des Moines
Lincoln
Sioux City
Omaha
Denver
St. Joseph
Topeka
Bunched Hits Give White Sox Easy Game
Chicago bunched hits off Allison to beat St. Louis 4 to 1. Jim Scott pitched effectively as Chicago built a three run fourth inning on Bodle’s triple Weaver’s single Rath sacrifice and Schalk’s single aided by Stone’s wild pitch. Agnew’s triple accounted for St Louis’ lone run before Stone finished strong.
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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 With 14-2 Victory
Philadelphia pounded the ball to defeat Washington 14 to 2 in a game where Baker connected for a home run and a trio of hits off Johnson, while Bailie struggled on the mound. Washington’s bats were silenced, and Bush was tagged for two tips.
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Washington
D. C
Philadelphia
Johnson
Baker
Bailie
Bush
Milan
Gagda
Bender
Winter League Beat: Government Targets Breakfast Oats Monopoly
Read as a brief note on efforts to dismantle a breakfast oats monopoly. Mentions government action against the producers and the impact on common breakfast foods. No specific dates or named organizations clearly discernible.
U P Clerks to Play Laramie
The first regular Laramie baseball season game is set for next Sunday under manager EB Stump. Opponents are Cheyenne’s Union Pacific nine, who beat Hanna last Sunday. Both teams are in good form and Cheyenne will rely on pitcher Schmidt. Laramie is ready after last Sunday's practice.
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Laramie
Wyo
EB. J. Stump
Union Pacific Nine
Cheyenne
Hanna
Schmidt
Sherman Co. Paper Hanging Graining Details
The Sherman Company engages in paper hanging and graining work as listed in their catalog. Details are scarce in the fragment but indicate services related to wallpapering and decorative finishes offered by the firm.
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Sherman Co
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Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, GA
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Shimits
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Union Station
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Mgrs
U. P. Clerks
A. T. Hale
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Topeka Journal
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Mall
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