Wyoming ruling limits lode claim rights over oil deposits
Judge Raymond dissolved a temporary restraining order in a Converse County case involving Samuel A Ballard and others who claimed land for lode minerals. The court held that locating land for gypsum and similar minerals cannot later block oil mineral claims by others, setting a new Wyoming precedent.
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Douglas
Wyo
Converse
Samuel A. Ballard
L. Ft
California
Haymond
Department of the Interior
State Commissioner of Public Lands
Winnifred F. Stewart
Katherine Kintz
Fern Patterson
State Land Office
Landa
Congress
Unon
Athe
Raymond
Carhart
Contoversy
Major League Clubs Suspend Draft of Minor Leaguers
Chicago Sept. 2. National and American league club owners will not draft star minor leaguers this fall. The National Baseball Commission recommended suspending the 1949 draft due to uncertainty between major and minor leagues. Major league clubs may continue player paroliques arranged with minors.
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National Baseball Commission
Lead er Firing Line
A historical note references a firing line technique or equipment, urging soldiers to use their ammunition efficiently and maintain steady aim under pressure. The entry emphasizes discipline and accuracy in loading and firing, reflecting military drills of the era.
Geyser Lavadey Rough Dy Washing For Family
The fragment mentions a geyser and washing for the family with references to a hovockeeper and worry of woullday. The legible items describe domestic chores and a shared household concern. No clear dates or entities beyond generic terms.
Midwest to Exhibit Wyoming Petroleum at State Fair
Douglas Wyoming September 2 The Midwest Refining company will display Wyoming petroleum products at the fifteenth annual state fair. The exhibit covers crude oil samples to refined derivatives from Casper and Gray Bull refineries. The U S Department of Agriculture adds forestry and agricultural displays. cattle and horse entries rise. prizes include ones from the American Shorthorn Breeders Association and the American Jersey Cattle Club. Community singing, led by the Douglas Women’s Club, and daily wild west programs highlight the event with top ropers and riders and bucking horses on parade.
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Douglas
Wyo
WyoMing
Midwest Refinding Company
Midbtu
Casper
Greybull
United States Department of Agriculture
Wyoming Forest
American Shorthorn Breeders Association
American Jersey Calis Club
Fair Grounds
Women's Club of
B. PF. Davis
Cheyenne area levies shape city and hospital funding plan
The Cheyenne city levy totals 44.20 mills with 16.55 mills city tax plus county and state levies. Pine Bluffs faces 34.05 mills and Burns-26.93 mills. A 2 mill city-county levy funds the county building furniture and equipment, with 28,000 for furniture and 4,000 for lighting fixtures. 4,600 buys Adamaky property. A 0.5 mill hospital levy aims for 16,500 toward construction. bonds of 75,000 are planned next year. County total cost for the hospital may reach 150,000 with further funds and private gifts, including a possible 100,000 from Union Pacific wing plans, totaling 400,000. The court house will be paid this year, with future work on roads and county levies remaining under the maximum.
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Tte
Adamaky
Nineteenth and
Pioneer
Warren Richardson
Board of Commissioners
Richardson
Nacnitt
Ovenue Canyon Dis
Health Advice From Lydia E Pinkham Letter
A testimonial from Mrs Hazelhurst praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for women’s ailments. The letter claims long use over ten months and notes that other medicines failed. The publisher offers to publish the letter and provide further guidance to readers seeking relief.
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Cape Nya
Lydia E. Pinkn
W. C . A. Hazelhurst
Lydia E
Age Medicine Co
Eere
Leader Want Ads Offer Homes For Rent And Sale
Classified notices promote flats for rent and homes for sale. The Leader urges readers to check tonight for housing options and guidance on finding shelter or property, framing the ads as helpful to a homeless state bewall.
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Leader
High School Classes and Enrollment Trends Noted
The article outlines 282 registered students with distribution across classes and a record senior class of 50. It compares Latin and modern language enrollments, notes a rise in third year Latin, and reports new courses in United States history social industrial problems and economies. It also mentions the eighth period shifting to supervised study for at risk students and plans for a high school orchestra and athletics coaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hive
Worcester
Cheyenné
United States
L. ©. Bruner
No. 3 for Joseph T. Dickman in San Antonio
The report notes No. 3 for Joseph T. Dickman, commander of the southern department, stationed at San Antonio. It states officers here would act only on his instructions while the Mexican consul announced a rumor of a detrimental development involving the Mexicana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph T. Dickman
Southern Department
San Antonio
Dickman
Mexicana
Mexican air raid claim stokes tension over patrol flights
Reports say Mexican snipers fired on patrolling American airplanes, though the alleged shooter denies involvement. Captains McNabb and Lieutenant provide details as officials assess the incident and potential repercussions.
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McNabb
Taft Seeks Relief From Kidney Ailment
E. F. Taft railway conductor complains kidney weakness and disorder worsened by colds, stating ongoing health issues and seeking relief. Mrs A B McKay of 215 B Tenth St. notes similar concerns and references past illness.
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A. B. McKay
B. Tenth St
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Ceaine
Converse County
Midwest
T E. Harn
Vin
Southern Cake & Meal Co
Dallas, Texas
John Donnellan
New York Stocks and Bonds
Oil Stocks Plains Hotel
Cheyenne
Logan & Bryan
Liberty Bonds
Shang Hai
West Seventeenth Street
Johson
Buck
Bedford
Indiana
Bright
Doan
Nineteenth Street
E. F. Taft
Capitol Pharmacy Co
E. Twenty-fifth Street
Dean
The
Palace Pharmacy
E. Twenty-first Street
EB. W Hall
B. Twenty-fifth St
Maple-Leaf
James Doan
Bent Street
D. A. Hastings
Gardner
Bent St
Mr. Hastings
E. Tenth Street
Roedel
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