Wool Growers Plan Utah Convention Dates
The Utah Wool Growers Association fixed January 16 and 17 for its annual convention in Salt Lake City at the Hotel Utah. Wyoming and Idaho sheepmen are expected to attend due to shared interests in sheep and wool industry issues. Address speakers from the Biological Survey, Forest Reserve, and Department of Agriculture are noted. Pack ers from eastern centers are invited to send representatives to foster cooperation.
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Utah Wool Growers’ Association
Salt Lake City
Hotel Utah
Lincoln County
Wyoming
Utah
Uta’ Ene
Idaho
Biological Survey
Forest Reserve
Department of Agriculture
Tween Between Houses and the Sheep In Interests
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion about mutual benefit from establishing interests between households and livestock. The readable portion hints at partnerships or arrangements likely involving land use or animal tending. Further context is missing to identify people places or dates.
Chinook Wind Hits Town Amid Cold Week Woes
A week of unusually cold weather swept the state causing coal shortages and business disruption. Cokeville endured a Chinook like storm with wind and snow while Sheridan and Kemmerer recorded extreme subzero readings. Residents anticipate further weather changes as the 17th approaches.
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Cokeville
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Sheridan
Kemmerer
Forest Supervisor Leads Wyoming Elk Relief Effort
Forest Supervisor C A Beam and A C McCain attended a regional forest supervisors meeting in Kemmerer with Chief Forester Graves. They described 8000 elk in the Jackson lowlands depleting ranch hay, prompting a plan to raise 60000 for hay and move cattle to Idaho to secure winter feed.
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C. A. Beam
Wyoming National Forest
Kemmerer
Salt Lake City
A. C. McCain
Teton Forest
Jackson
Forester Graves
Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Graves
Washington
Idaho
Good Old Wyoming Song Lines Weather and Life
A folksy verse highlights Wyoming as better than California New Hampshire Dixie Georgia and Nebraska floods Kansas epelons Missouri floods Texas seas and coast storms. It extols three reasons sunshine health and happiness as living in Wyoming.
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California
New Hampshire
Georgia
Tennessee
Wyoming
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Texas
Land for Sale Near Beckwith and Can
118 acres of land for sale adjacent to the railroad between Beckwith and Can. Price described as a bargain. Contact Joe Fuller for details.
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Beckwith
Joe Fuller
Montpelier Faces Severe Coal Shortage Amplified by Rail Fuel Strains
The Montpelier coal crisis worsens as a fuel administrator takes charge and dealers must follow orders. Rail transport also suffers, with 60 carloads of sheep stuck in yards after a late arrival, delaying movement amid the storm.
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Montpelier
WELL KNOWN OFFICIAL A B STEVENSON DIES IN IDAHO
A B Stevenson prominent U S L official died in Pocatello last Tuesday amid expressions of regret in Cokeville. He served as superintendent of the Idaho division and was among the oldest in the road service. Former operator at Soda Springs and a Bannock county legislator, funeral services were held in Pocatello and burial at Mountain View cemetery.
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A. B. Stevenson
Pocatello
Cokeville
Idaho
Soda Springs
Bannock County
Mountain View Cemetery
Tax Filing Opens For 1919 Returns In Early 1920
The collector of internal revenue announces that taxpayers may file 1919 income and excess profit returns from January 1 to March 15, 1920. If paying quarterly installments, one fourth must accompany the return. Rates: 4 percent on the first 4000 above exemptions, 8 percent thereafter. 1918 rates were 6 and 12 percent. Exemptions remain 1000 single, 2000 married or head of family.
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Internal Revenue
Dr H Beckstrom Announces In Office Dentistry in Cokeville
Dr H Beckstrom declares to Cokeville and vicinity that all dental work is done in his office not by laboratories or assistants. Crowning bridge work and artificial teeth completed quickly with guaranteed material and workmanship. Twenty two years of successful Bear Lake county practice endorses his work. Office over Bank of Montpelier.
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H. Beckstrom
Cokeville
Bear Lake County
Bank of Montpelier
Notice for Public Sale of Homestead in Wyoming
Notice is given that George H. Larson of Cokeville Wyoming seeks final three-year proof to establish claim on lands described in Homestead Entries 04588 04774, before U S Commissioner Ivan S. Jones at Kemmerer on January 12 1920. Witnesses: August Pearson Irvin Perry Al J Larson Olsey Twiss all Cokeville. Register Alex Nisbet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyo
George H. Larson
Cokeville
Wyoming
Ivan S. Jones
United States
Kemmerer
Laimant
August Pearson
Irvin Perry
al J. Larson
Olsey ‘Twiss
Alex Nisbet
Interior notice of homestead talent near Geneva Idaho
Department of the Interior gives notice regarding George H Mead of Geneva Idaho who filed intent to make final three year entry to establish a claim on land described as Nte SEY and NY&SW% of Section 20 Town 28 North Range 119 West Sixth Principal Meridian before official Kemmerer Wyoming on December 1 1919.
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Department of the Interior
U. S, Nd
Evanston
Wyo
George H. Mead
Geneva
Idaho
Nte Sey
Ny&sw
Range 119
Orid'an
Witnesses Named for Claimant in Wyoming Matter
Claimant witnesses listed include George S. Mead of Cokeville Wyoming Charles H Peterson of Smoot Wyoming Oliver T Papworth of Afton Wyoming Harold R Harrison of Kemmerer Wyoming and Alex Nisbet d6-110p Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Mead
Cokeville
Wyo
Charles H. Peterson
Smoot
Oliver T Papworth
Afton
Harold R. Harrison
Kemmerer, Co
Alex Nisbet
Public Land Sale Notice for Leonard Buck Tract
Department of the Interior Land Office Evanston Wyoming announces a public sale on December 31 at 10:00 AM for Lot 5, Section 14, Township 123 North Range 117 West Sixth Principal Meridian. Minimum bid is $3.00 per acre. highest bidder must immediately pay. Objections or claims should be filed by sale time. ALEX NISBET Register.
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyo
The
General Land Office
R. S
Leonard Buck
Section 14
Alex Nisbet
Land Office Notice of Final Proof Filing in Wyoming
Land Office in Evanston Wyoming reports David R Martin of Cokeville Wyoming filed intent to make final three year proof to establish claim on several lots in Township 24 North and 25 West areas dated November 10 1919 before United States Commissioner Ivan S Jones in Kemmerer Wyoming witnesses Alfred N Gardiner Mary M Gardiner Edward Hawley and Robert Calvin Williams all from Cokeville Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
David R. Martin
Cokeville
Ivan S. Jones
United States
Kemmerer
Alfred N. Gardiner
Mary M. Gardiner
Edward Hawley
Robert Calvin Williams
Alex
Notice of Homestead entry claim in Wyoming lands
Land Office at Evanston Wyoming October 29 1919 notice given that Joseph F Herrera of Cokeville Wyoming who on February 11 1914 made Homestead Entry Serial Number 03976 and on August 10 1917 made Additional Homestead Entry Serial No 04786 for lot 7 section 29 town 24 north above described before Flo LaChappelle Clerk of the District Court at Kemmerer Wyoming on the 17th day of December 1919. William T Thompson John Dixon Calvin Williams Walter Sizemore of Cokeville Wyoming n8-d13p Register
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyo
Joseph F. Herrera
Cokeville
Wyoming
Suney
Seynw
Township 24
Range 119
Flo LaChapelle
District Court
Kemmerer
William T. Thompson
John Dixon
Calvin Williams
Woman Files for Final Proof on Homestead Land
Mrs. Louella Manning of Cokeville Wyoming filed notice to make final three year proof to establish her homestead claim on lots 12 and 15 and the NUSWY% of Section 27 Township 24 North Range 119 West Sixth Principal Meridian. The proceeding will be before Flo LaChapelle Clerk at Kemmerer Wyoming on December 23 with witnesses Harold Monteer Orrin Coziah George Findlay and George Stoffers all of Cokeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyo
Louella Manning
Cokerville
Wyoming
Flo LaChapelle
Kemmerer
Wyome
Harold Monteer
Orrin Coziah
George Findlay
George Stoffers
Cokeville
Alex Nisbet
Desert Land Notice for Reynolds at Kemmerer Wyoming
Norval W. Reynolds of Kemmerer Wyoming filed notice of intention to make final proof for Desert Land Entry No 0072 in the NW 14 24N 110W area. Proceedings before Flo LaChampelle Clerk of Court in Kemmerer January 5 2020 with witnesses Efe P Alleman Mary Voceos William R Taylor and John Meron.
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de Ent
the Interior
U.S. d
Evanston
Wyoming
Norval W. Reynolds
Kemmerer
Weat
Flo LaChanpelle
Kommerer
Voimant
Efe P. Alleman
Cokeville
Wyo
Mary Voceos
William R. Taylor
John Meron
Alex Nisbet
Register
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George R. Hand
America First
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Wyoming Cleaning & Pressing Club
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Deering and
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Cokeville, Wyoming
Foresters Meeting
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