Land Office Notice for Albert J Larson Final Proof
Department of the Interior notice from Evanston Wyoming dated November 16 1916 states Albert J Larson of Cokeville Wyoming filed to prove final three year claim for land described in sections 28 and 27 township 26 north range 118 west before H E Christmas in Kemmerer Wyoming on January 2 1917 witnesses Emory A Scott August Pierson Charles Mintram and Edward Larson all of Cokeville Wyoming ALEX NISBET Register N2 D30
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Albert J. Larson
Cokeville
Township
Range
H. E. Christmas
Kewmerer
Emory A. Scott
Wyo
August Pierson
Charles Mintram
Edward Larson
Alex Nisbet
Register
Notice of Contest in Interior Department Land Office
Notice of contest from the Department of the Interior, United States Land Office in Evanston Wyoming dated November 29 1916 to Jerry Ross contestee. James Roberts who lists Kemmerer Wyoming as address contends Homestead Entry 04207 filed July 1014 for EME Section 4 and NW of 35 22N 110W is defective due to lack of residence cultivation or improvements. Respondent must file within twenty days after fourth publication providing sworn answer and proof of service or entry will be canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Jerry Ross
James, Roberts
Kemmerer
Jerry Rosa
Alex Nisbet
Desert Land Claim Notice for Sage Wyoming Prospectors
Frank Stowbell of Sage Wyoming filed intent to prove up Desert Land Entry No 462 for lots in section 27 and 28 Township 22N Range 120W Sixth Meridian. Hearings set before the Register in Evanston Wyoming on January 4 1917. Witnesses Samuel F Nelson John F Spencer Melvin Schaunke Elmer Cleveland.
Bryan Opposes Federal Rail Regulation in Regime Clash
Washington hearing reveals William J Bryan arguing states should retain authority over transportation within borders. He favors competition preservation, opposes federal ownership, and proposes railroad capitalization tied to actual valuation with stock at par. Meantime, Alfred P Thom warns without fair regulation, Congress may move to government ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William J. Bryan
Newlands Joint Committee On Interstate Commerce
Bryan
Alfred P. Thom
Railway Executives’ Advisory Committee
Newlands Committee
Jong Na
William R Taylor final proof notice Wyoming claim
Serial No 02188 November 10 1916 notice that William R Taylor of Cokeville Wyoming who on April 6 1910 made second homestead entry No 02188 for Lots 6 6 13 and 21 in section 23 township 24 north range 119 west sixth principal meridian has filed intention to make final five year proof to establish his land claim before Carl Cook clerk of the district court at Kemmerer Wyoming on December 26 1916 claimant witnesses Norval W Reynolds Steve Bartek Leo J Droubay and E A Scott all of Cokeville Wyoming ALEX NISBET Register
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
William R. Taylor
Cokeville
Range 119
Sixth Principal Meridian
Carl Cook
District Court
Kemmerer
Norval W. Reynolds
Steve Bartek
Leo J. Droubay
E. A. Scott
Cokerville
Alex Nisbet
Register
Notice to Creditors in the Turner Estate
In Lincoln County Wyoming probate court Charles A Turner deceased. Letters of administration granted May 24 1916 to the undersigned at Kemmerer. Creditors must file claims with vouchers for allowance within six months or be barred. claims must be filed within one year from letters. Dated December 12 1916. Charles E Huff Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Turner
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Wyoming
Clusarles E. Huff
Notice for Publication Final Homestead Entry Wyoming
Department of the Interior announces Mamie J. Francis of Cokeville Wyoming has filed for Final Three Year patent on her Original and Additional Homestead Entries in Town 26 North Range 119 120 West. Hearing before H K Christ mas U S Commissioner at Kemmerer January 11. Witnesses Parley Anderson Mrs Gee Schaffer Mrs Roy Twiss William Vibraus. Register Alex Nisbet.
Stockholders Meeting At State Bank Of Cokeville
The Stockholders Annual meeting of the State Bank of Cokeville will be held in the banking rooms at 7 30 p m Monday January 8th 1917 for electing a board of directors for the ensuing year and other business as may come before the meeting A J Larson Cashier I J Quealy President
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank of Cokeville
A. J. Larson
I,j. Quealy
Annual Stockholders Meeting for Cokeville Mercantile
Notice states the annual meeting of Cokeville Mercantile stockholders will be held at the company office on Thursday January 7 at 10 a.m. to elect officers for the ensuing year and handle other corporate business. Secretary HL Smalley signs, President A D Hosklug also listed.
Cokeville Publishing stockholders meeting notice
Annual meeting of the Cokeville Publishing Company stockholders will be held at the Cokeville Register office on Thursday January 10 070 pm for electing officers for the ensuing year and to transact other business as may come before the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cokeville Publishing Company
Cokeville Hlegleter
Coal Entry Notice for Stanley Hoff Purchase Idaho
Notice states Stanley Hoff of Stwymond Bear Lake Idaho has filed for purchase under section 2347 with Serial No. 60848. Land described as SESW of Section 26 Township 28 North Range 1 West. Adverse claimants must file affidavits within thirty days after publication. otherwise the application may be allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Wyoming
Stanley Hoff
Stwymond
Bear Lake
Idaho
Alex Nisbet
Register
Too Small Baby Becomes Family Sample At Christmas
Elizabeth three asks what Santa will bring. Mother replies the newborn is the gift already given, though Elizabeth calls him only a sample. The baby weighs two and a half pounds at birth and arrives into ElizabethBeth's grandparents' home during Christmas.
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Elizabeth
Santa Claus
Priceless Sense of Humor in Human Life
The text extols humor as enduring and kind, not boastful or easily provoked. It links humor to restraint, gentleness, and love, claiming humor keeps life steady and defuses wrath. It calls humor essential for springlike vitality and social harmony.
Why He Went to Freddies Play Date Query
Uncle Charlie questions why the nephew prefers Freddie's house for play. The boy explains he must be careful at Freddie's, implying restrictions or dangers, contrasted with staying home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie
Uncle Charlie
Jack
Preddie
Unhappy Success in Local Printing Record
A Columbus Journal report notes a prudent man facing lows as his wife’s running account at the daily store grows, suggesting domestic financial strains and public interest in a printing record. The piece highlights balancing reputation and fiscal pressures amid press scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
It’s a Good Idea When Life Feels Heavy
A reflective note urges finding reasons to continue after dark days. It counsels turning to inner strength, seeking support from friends, and following simple actions to restore hope, with a nod to Mrs. Symes for guidance.
All Credit Belongs to Woman Quote by Whitman
A mispunctuated quotation praising women attributes Walt Whitman style statement credits women for humanity's greatness, noting the enduring influence of women on man's scope and eternity. The line emphasizes women's pivotal role in human achievement and remains a period rhetoric claim.
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Walt Whitman
Quality Comes First in Poetry Outpouring Debate
A debate questions whether a poet should be judged by volume or by quality of output. Critics argue prolific production hides craft while champions claim sustained effort reveals true mastery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firat
Optimistic Thought Folly Axes Us Your Toes as Much as Congress
A cryptic note discusses optimistic thinking and folly, suggesting folly cuts as deeply as congressional decisions. The brief uses quirky phrasing to hint at social or political critique without concrete events or named entities.
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Congress
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Lincoln County Miners Hospital
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L. E. Kindall, M. D
First Nation Attorneys
Hi. J. Christmas
H. R. Christmas
Robert R. Rose
T. L.glenn
Attorney At Law
Montpelier
J. W. Sammon
J. A. Larson
State Bank
Cokeville, Wyoming
Dr. Starry
V. FayNn
Bre
Anen & Davis
Montpelier, Idaho
Ellis Hudman
Nock Springs
C. J. Madera
Nourne Drug Store
Cokeville, Wrominge
J. A. Edwards
Lily
L. D
Ookeville
Robert S. Spence
Land Office
Vermont
Salt Lake City, Utah
U. S. Land Offices
Interior Department
Supreme Courts of
Utah
Supreme Court of the
United States
Interior
U. & Land Office
Frank Stowbell
Sage
Atd
Alli Township
Range 120
Samuel Ft. Nelson
Randolph
John F. Spencer
Melvin Sehaucke
Elmer ©. Cleveland
Cummins
Thom
Meares
Torent
Iiceme
Ab Almoat
Tabford Mirkson
Wisconsin Railroad Commiesion
State of
Lincoln
Said County
U. 8
Mamie J. Francis
Elne
H. KK
Christmas
U. S
Ee Tite
Parley Anderson
Gee, Schaffer
Order
Roy Twi
Stockholders
Cokeville Mercantile Apa
HL. Smalley
A. D. Hosklug
I. LL
Smalley
Beey
Lincoln County Woolgrowers
Asia
Ineh
Cokeville Land and Livestock Company
Sikkeey
Fred Roberts
Cokeville, Wyo
Amos Marsden
Murray, Utah
Quadros & Company
Jake Herschler
Canyon Ranch
Parley
Bennion
L. A. Woodward
Earl D. Haggerty
Mr. Merchant
Busi Os We Uere Sone Advertising
Eich Genks
Brook
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