Classified Ads and Public Land Notices From Cheyenne 1920
A dense page lists lumber for sale at 9522 Bent Street Cheyenne plus multiple land filings in Wyoming and public notices. Entries include homestead proof deadlines and witnesses, stockholder meeting for Wyoming Refining Company, isolated tract sales, and Niobrara school bonds. Notable names include Sa vala Swaney Oscar Britton Rose Bard Frank Flynn Aruila Habbie Luke Voornees Peter Dalene Emma Steck and others. Dates span February to April 1920 with deadlines and sale times for public land and bonds.
Public sale bids on district bonds and land notices
Legal notices state bonds may be redeemed after fifteen years and sold only at par with district trustees reserving the right to reject bids or sell privately. Dated Manville Wyoming February 21 1920 H L MCREARY President and LEO WHITEHOUSE Clerk. Also public notice of land allotments in Wyoming with bids not less than $3.00 per acre and claims deadline dates in April 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Refinery Company
First National Bank Bulking
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Wyoming Refining Company
Kanahoma Oil & Gas Company
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Wyoming Refining CO
S. G. G. Nelson
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Commissioner of the
General Land Office
R. S
Emma B. Steck
Commissioner of the General Land Office
KR. S
Charles JF. Smith
Will Reidgister
Luke Voornees
Niobrara
Manville
H. L. M'Creary
Anders C. Willadsen
Notice of Homestead Claim by Eugene I Russell
Eugene I Russell of Granite Canon Wyoming filed with the Register and Receiver on March 16 1920 a notice connected to his homestead entries for the south half of Section 12 Township 12 North Range 70 West 6th P M. His prior entries date February 15 1916 and October 10 1916 under serial numbers 015456 and 046025. Also named are Arthur Russell Hott Kinnaman Louie Huby Mrs Melvin Winnaman and Hegisler all of Granite Canon Wyoming and Cheyenne Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Ross
Nielson
Little Bear
Woy
Township
Range
Std P
Meridian
Régister and Receiver
Qclaimant
Herman Drube
Clarence Steck
Frank DeTalente
Louis DeTalente
Notigh
Peter Dalene
Wyo
6Th P. Meridian
Register and Receiver
Alex Nimma
Oscar A. Brittan
Elmer Mason
Charlie Goheng
William H. Thompson
Federal
Wryo
Unitd States Land Office
Ed Garner
Perry Johnson
George Hoar
George Martin
Will Reid
Register
Eugene I. Russell
Granite Canon
6Th P
Meridan
Arthur Russell
Hott Kinnaman
Louie H. Huby
Melvin Winnaman
Friend recommends Foley Kidney Pills for relief
A Evansville clerk reports weeks of thigh muscle pain and rheumatic suffering. After doctor treatment for rheumatism failed, he took Foley Kidney Pills and felt relief quickly. The ad promotes these pills for backache rheumatic pains and stiff joints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Ohill
Lotuis Hotel
Evansville
Ind
Foley
Daily Market Report Chicago Grain Summary
Corn May trades near 41.40 while July sits around 41.34 as oats May and July quote in the mid 80s and 70s respectively. The mixed futures show modest percentage shifts amid ongoing price volatility in the Chicago grain pit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hard Goal Miners Adopt Demands of Bituminous Union
Philadelphia March 3. Demands for a 60 percent wage increase for contractors and a six hour day five day week for day or monthly men were presented to anthracite operators in New York by United Mine Workers representatives. The plan, framed at Wilkes-Barre and ratified in Cleveland, targets 470000 workers as talks start to replace the 1916 4 year contract ending March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Wilkes- Barre
United Mine Workers of America
Cleveland
United One Workers of America
Labor provisions for tool use and compensation in mining
The text outlines requirements for employing motormen and assistants during repairs, compensating workers for tools lost through squeezes water or fire, and supplying tools to contract miners. It mentions paying miners extra hours if tools are unavailable and defines consideration work for abnormal conditions. It also discusses continuation of the supplemental agreement until the contract’s end and involving check-weighmen and check cocking bosses in mining committees.
American Legion seeks memorial role with veteran groups
The American Legion asks to join Grand Army of the Republic and Confederate Veterans in memorial services. A resolution calls for sharing honors while veterans live and after death to preserve graves and memories. Franklin D Olier and William Jones note openness to cooperation and a possible conference at Indianapolis. Leader Want ads bring results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Minneapolis
American Legion
Grand Army of the Republic
Confederate Veterans
Franklin D'Olier
William Jones
United Spanish War Veterans
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Bent Street
L. Hichmond
Curtis St
Denver
Colo
Union Pacific
Toliver-Kinney Hay and Grain Company
Ft. Collins
Colorado
W. Q. Phelan
Citizens Bank
Hepbart-M-Gable
Draper
16Th
Carey Street
Evans
W. W. Edwards
Fort
D. A. Russell
Ford
Pioneer Grocery
Reliable Cleaners
George St
Kingham
A. EB. Stein
Cheyenne Poultry House
Stein
George II
A. L. Stein
Savala Swaney
Oscar Britton
Rose L. Bard
Frank Flynn
Aruila Habbie
THE
Luke Voorners
Niobrara County
Leo Whitehouse
Hegisler
Daily Market Report
Courtesy
Taylor-Clay (Inc
Lusk Pet
Lusk Roy
Atchison Tose
Mike Ionry
Sesnee
Baldwin
Mex. Pet
Ween Agb Midwest Com
Republic 1
S&s
Midwest Pfd
U.S. Rubber
Midwest Refg
Sinclair Seer
eGo
Northwest Eee
Tom Bell
BE. T. Williams
Royal Utah
Teen
Burke Oil
Island Oil
Aeae
Roy
Cow Gulch
Glenrock
Hutton Lake
Eevee Ee
Lance Crk Roy
Mandamus Bakery and Grocery Company
Police Station
C. W. Riner & Company
Carey Avenue
Peggy Ryland
Miso Adventure
Juai
Peggy Hyland
Xatit Tam Fox
William Fox
Atlas Theatre
GEM Garment Company
Carey
Jackson
Plains Hotel
Frantz Corporation
Cosden Oil & Gas Company
Montana
South Dakota
Cat Creek
Frank Frantz
Cosden & Company
Taylor & Clay Incorporated
Casper
Lusk
Rawlins
Artie Choke
Ines FeAtuRe Seaviat. Inc
Mr-Artie Choke
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