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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1916
Page
15
Cattle at the Denver yards fell short of last week with over 4200 head arriving. Traders faced showers that slowed activity but demand remained strong for beef cattle and feeders. Prices showed softer tone than prior close, while hogs and sheep saw varied demand across regions including Chicago and Kansas City markets.
Furnished by Wyoming Fuel & Feed Company the market lists cows and heifers at 4.59 to 10.85, calves at 10.60, sheep receipts 8 900 dollars, oats 11.00, corn chop 100 dollars, wheat at 1.26 to 1.30, durum 1.25, flaxseed 1.40? hay and straw prices per ton, and Nebraska Way reference with Cheyenne grain milling notes. Market steady with mixed commodity quotations across livestock and crops.
United States Land Office in Cheyenne Wyoming published notices of intention to make final three and five year proofs. Charles L Wright and Howard Wright appear for homestead entries in sections 28 and 32 with witnesses from Paola and Little Bear. George Lewis Vance files for section 20 with witnesses from Iron Mountain Cheyenne. Registration by Will Reid. Dates September 12 1916 through October 24 1916.
The document lists dates of publication for notices to Will Reid. First publication September 16, 1914. Second publication September 22, 1916. Third publication September 30, 1916. Fourth publication October 7, 1916. It requests the post office address for future notices.
Laula Raymond Arnold of Paola Wyoming filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his claim to the NE Section 22 Township 16 N Range 67 W 6th Principal Meridian. The hearing will be before the Register and Receiver at Cheyenne Wyoming on October 27 1916. Witnesses Charlies F Vanderpool Roscoe Hendricks Sherman Stanley and Thomas Stanley.
Clarence E Crozier of Divide Wyoming, who filed a homestead entry on March 5 1913 for lots 3 and 4 section 20 township 17 north range 65 west sixth principal meridian, will present final three year proof before the U S land office in Cheyenne on October 27 1916. Witnesses named are T V Speed F G Hicks Floyd Holmes and Gene Curtis all of Divide Wyoming.
Department of the Interior gives notice to William J Beil of Wyoming that Theodore Stanford filed July 26 1916 a contour to contest and cancel William J Beils homestead Entry No 019042 for Lot 1 Section 4 Lot 4 Section 8 Township 19 Range 67 and related parcels. Stanford alleges Beil never established residence and abandoned the land. Beil must answer within twenty days after the fourth publication or have entry canceled without hearing, with proof of service by mail or in person.
Ashley L. Gleason sheriff announces public vendue for cash at 11:00 a.m. October 25, 1916, at the Cheyenne courthouse front door. The sale covers the Northeast Quarter of Section Thirty-two, Township Fifteen, North Range Sixty three West, Laramie County, Wyoming, to satisfy a judgment in favor of John C. Nash against James Christenson.
Public auction set for September 23 1914 at 1 pm in Cheyenne Laramie Wyoming. Lands include sections 36 and 31 township 18 north range 69 west and 68 west with 7 559 acres appraisal about 19 22 per acre. Terms require 10 percent cash and up to eighteen annual installments 4 percent interest.
Department of the Interior announces public notice from the Cheyenne Wyoming land office. Asa E F Rogers of Cheyenne asserts a claim and filed on August 79 1916 for a home stake with entry procedures to be examined.
Notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish a claim before the Register and Receiver WA and Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming on September 22 1916. Claiman t names as witnesses Guy Farris Russell Partin Frank Spurl ing and Frank Morgeady all of Cheyenne Wyoming Witt EID Theglater Awe 19 26 Bept 29 16.
Department of the Interior announces that Al Mira MM Shreves Johnson, formerly Alma M Shreves, filed intent to make final three year proof to establish a homestead claim for Lot 1 2 5 4 HY W 30 T16N R6W Meridian. Witnesses include Alfred H Heasman George Hoar Charlie Adolphron and Charlie Terferen. Register Will Reid.
The State Board of Land Commissioners will offer for sale on September 23, 1916 at 1 pm lands described as SEYNE NESE section 1 township 17N range 69W and SE36 NW and NESW section 16 township 17N range 68W at 4 percent interest. A minimum 10 percent cash payment required. balance may be paid over up to 18 equal annual installments. purchaser may pay in full at sale. The ad costs and improvements priced accordingly. The board reserves right to reject bids.
An extensive railroad timetable shows arrival and departure times for multiple trains serving Cheyenne, including No. 17 Cheyenne Portland Plyer and No. 3 California Express. The list covers connections from Denver, Colorado Southern routes, and Pacific lines with mixed punctuality notes and occasional extra fare services.
Judgment obtained by John C. Nash against James Christensen in Laramie County District Court on June 15 1916 for 244.40 dollars with no payment made. Notice concerns sale of the Northeast Quarter of the property as part of proceedings to satisfy the debt.
Earl T. Voss of Cheyenne Wyoming has filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish his homestead claim on the SW 14 and SE 14 of Section 12 Township 12N Range 65W 6th Principal meridian. He named witnesses Oren Kinney Bert Crist Horace Alexander and Allen Chantry all from Campstool and Cheyenne. The hearing before the Register and Receiver at the U S Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming is set for the dates August 19 26 September 29 1916.
Department of the Interior notice from Cheyenne Wyoming dated August 16 1914 announces Wilhelm Viettke of Littl Bear Wyoming filed for five year proof to establish homestead claim on NW 14 Section 14 Township 16N Range 6TW and names witnesses Robert Leib Jim Knauss Percy Gogxina and Wilhelm Drubs before the register and receiver September 2 1916. reads as a standard notice with witness names and location.
Department of the Interior notices Tra Kinnick of acln Wyoming to prove up final year proof on a homestead entry made Oct 15 1810 serial 6680 for township 17N range 67W sixth principal meridian before the Cheyenne Wyoming land office registrar on Sept 1914. Claimant Roscoe Nendricks Cheyenne Wyo and others listed as witnesses.
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