Final Three Year Proof on Homestead Entry
Department of the Interior notice lists Albert J. Larson of Cokeville Wyoming who filed intent to prove up his Original and Additional Homestead Entries on a claim in section 28 and section 2, Township 26 North Range 115 West before H. E. Christians at Kemmerer on January 2, 1017. Witnesses Emory A. Scott August Vierson Charles Mintram Edward Larson all of Cokeville Wyoming. NISBET Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S
Law Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Albert J. Larson
Cokeville
Township 26
Range
Ils
Weet
H. E. Christians
Kemmerer
Naimanutames
Emory A. Scott
Wyo
August Vierson
Charles Mintram
Edward Larson
Alex Nisbet
Register
Notice for Public Land Claim at Evanston Wyoming
Department of the Interior notes Frank Snowball of Sager Wyoming filed a desert land entry on August 3 191establish claim to Lots 16 2 27 8 10 28 and Tract 54 A B C D in township 22 north range 120 west principal meridian He with witnesses Samuel R Nelson Randolph Utah Job Spencer Evanston Melvin Cheaucks Randolph Kilmer Cleveland Benton Wyoming to attend formalities January 30 19Mol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S
Evanston
Wyoming
Frank Snowball
Sager
Hownship
Rouge
Weer
Siath
Aries
Samuel TR. Nelson
Randolph
Utah
Jobe Ff Spencer
Wyo
Melvin Cehaucks
Kilmer C. Cleveland
Land Entry Notice for Williamh Taylor at Cokeville
Serial No 02164 notices Williamh Taylor of Cokeville Wyoming intent to prove up land claim for Lot 6 179 and 41 in Section VI Township 4 North Range West Sixth Meridian. Proof to be made before Carl Cook clerk at Kemmerer Wyoming on December 20 1910. Witnesses Norval W Reynolds Steve Bartek Jaw Wronbaw Colewtie A Boott Alex Mabey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S
Evanston
Wyoming
Williamh. Taylor
Cokeville
Somestead
Carl Cook
District Court
Kemmerer
Norval W. Heynolds
Butter Wraps at Butter Wrapsing Farm Station
A brief notice highlights butter wraps produced at Butter Wrapsing farm station, offering reliable quality and competitive prices as advertised by the local register office.
Notice of Contest No 09207 in Land Office Wyoming
The Interior Department Land Office at Evanston Wyoming advises Jerry Host of an unknown address that James Roberts of Kemmerer Wyoming has filed a contest against Homestead Entry No 04207 Serial No 04407 made July 7 1914 for the SE 34 and SW 35 in Township 22 North Range 110 West Sixth Meridian. Roberts alleges nonresidence lack of cultivation and no improvements and states the contest will be confessed and entry cancelled if not answered within twenty days after the fourth publication, with proof of service on the contestant. Alexand Nisbet Register. First publication December 2 1016. second December 0 1016. third December 16 1916. fourth December 23 1016.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior
United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Jerry Host
Jamess. Roberts
Kemmerer
Wimw
Jerry Ross
Alex Nisbet
Register
New Policy Urged for Government Railways Regulation
Alfred I. Thom, counsel for the Railway Executives' Advisory Committee, urged a constructive policy for government railroad regulation before the Newlands Joint Committee. He called for increasing transportation facilities to relieve the high cost of living, focusing on certainty safety and sufficiency of service over rates, and argued rail credit must be improved through better public and investor confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alfred I. Thom
Railway Executives’ Advisory Committee
Newlands Joint Committee On Interstate Commerce
Congress
Thom
Railroads
America
United States
Notice for Publication for Mamie J Francis Homestead
Land Office at Evanston Wyoming gives notice Mamie J Francis of Cokeville Wyoming filed intent to make Final Three Year proof on land described by Original Homestead Entry 3485 and Additional Entry 04085 in sections 1 and 10 township 26 north range 119 west with witnesses Parley Anderson Mrs Geo Schaffer Mrs Roy Swiss and William Vibranes all of Wyoming Names appear as witnesses and the filing date is January 16 1917 with registrar Alex Nisbet at Kemmerer Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie J. Francis
Cokeville
Wyomng
Elne
Range
Weat
Tech
H. K
Christmas
U.S
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Parley Anderson
Geo. Schaffer
Lorder
Roy ‘Swiss
Horder
William Vibranes
Alex Nisbet Negister
Capitalize a Hint About Hair Washing Mishap
A Fort Worth Star-Telegram reader recounts a humorous exchange where Martha and another caller compare hair loss after washing. The women joke about shedding in huge amounts and fear being bald, until a third visitor shares a revealing anecdote about a similar problem and an impending hair care venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Claude Callan
Fort Worth
Tex
Star-Telegram
Hubby
le Koon
Living Barometer Weather Prophecy From a Leech in a Jar
A leech kept in a glass jar of water acts as a weather prophet. If the weather stays fair it remains motionless at the bottom in a coil. If rain is coming it climbs to the top before or after noon. Wind follows a swifter, restless climb and long motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hts
Chateller
Deserves Affection of Man A Winter Nuthatch Feature
A winter note extols the white-breasted nuthatch as a steadfast foul weather friend. It praises his trunk descent, bold gymnastic stunts, and cheerful greeting “Quank! qmink!” while describing his gray and white plumage and winter hardy nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falmweather
Sara
Foulweather
Inverted Chambering Declares Skigwigs Freed
Imbent surgeon proclaims success of the operation and that Skigwigs may leave the hospital though a minor follow up is hinted. A revolving tool and odd medical jargon mark the tale as a quirky, dreamlike surgical scene with a sly quip from the Ducus surgeon as Skigwigs exits by a window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skiewags
Skigwigs
Pishack
Skigwogs
Donne
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Lincoln County Miners Hospital
Kemmerer, Wyoming
L. E. Kindall, M. D
H. E. Christmas
First Nation
N. E. Christmas
H. R. Christmas
Robert R. Rose
T. L.glenn
Idaho
Montgellor
J. W. Sammon
J. A. Larson
State Bank
Colteville
Harry V. Fay
Bri
Ellis Hudman
Flock Springs
C. J. Madera
Omice
Nourne Drug Store
Cokeville, Wraming
J. A. Edwards
Robert S. Spence
Land Office
Vermont
Salt Lake City, Utah
U.S. Land Offices
Interior Department
Supreme County of
Supreme Court of the United
Alfred P. Thom
U. S. Land Office
Iter
Homding
Ir Colornty Woolgrowers
Asvh
Coreville Land and Livestock Company
Hutberod
Ays
Fred Roberts
Coreville
Wye
Amos Marsden
Murray, Utah
Vinral Reo
Ewes
Karins
Wether
Quadros & Company
Suker Rand
Eubor
S Hans Nee, Young
Jake Herschler
Srep Nant
Parley
Bennion
L. A. Woodward
Earl D. Haggerty
MR. Skigwags
Rey
Dot
Veluty Amd
Sevier
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