Albert J Larson files final proof for homestead in Wyoming
Department of the Interior notices Albert J. Larson of Cokeville Wyoming has filed to establish final three year proof on his Original Homestead Entry 03175 and Additional Homestead Entry 4875. He will prove the claim before H E Christmas A S Commissioner at Kemmerer January 2 1917 with witnesses Emory A Scott August Pierson Charles Milltram Edward Larson. ALEX NISBE l Register.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Albert J. Larson
Cokeville
Range
H. E. Christmas
A. S
Kemmerer
Emory A. Scott
Wyo
August Pierson
Charles Milltram
Edward Larson
Alex Nisbe l
Register
Desert Land Entry Final Proof Sought by Frank Snowball
Frank Snowball of Sage Wyoming filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish claim to Desert Land Entry No 4262 for multiple parcels in Township 22 North Range 120 West. Witnesses named: Samuel R. Nelson Randolph Utah John F Spencer Evanston Wyoming Melvin Schanek Randolph Utah Elmer Cleveland Evanston Wyoming. ALEX NISBET Register.
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Department of the Interior
U. 4
Evanston
Wyoming
Frank Snowball
Sage
Allin Township
Samuel R. Nelson
Randolph
Utah
John F. Spencer
Wyo
Melvin Schaneks
Elmer, Cleveland
Alex Nisbet
Register
Notice to Creditors in Charles A Turner Estate
In Lincoln County Wyoming District Court probate notice states letters of administration were granted May 24 1916 to Charles Huff as administrator of Charles A Turner deceased. Creditors must exhibit claims and vouchers within six months and within one year from the letters date, or be barred from benefits. Dated December 12 1910 Kemmerer Wyoming.
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Wyoming
Lincoln
Charles A. Turner
Kemmerer
Lineal
Public Notice of Coal Land Entry by Stanley Hull
Stanley Hull of Raymond Bear Lake Idaho filed in this office for purchase Serial No. 05848 under section 2347 U S Revised Statutes NESW Section 26 Township 28 North Range 119 West 6th Merid Meridian. Any adverse claimants or objectors must file affidavits within thirty days after first printed issue.
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Evanston
Wyoming
Stanley Hull
Raymond
Bear Lake
Idaho
Township
Range
Alex Nisbet
Register
Homestead Final Proof Planned by Mamie J. Francis
Mamie J. Francis of Cokeville Wyoming filed to prove final three year proof on original and additional homestead entries for lands in sections 19 and 24 township 26 north range 110 and 120 west and related tracts. The proof is set before H K Christ mas at Kemmerer on January 15 1917 with witnesses Parley Anderson Mrs Gee Schaffer Mrs Roy Swiss and William Vibraus. ALEX NISBET register.
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Mamie J. Francis
Cokeville
Wyoming
Township
William Vibraus
Alex Nisbet
Stockholders Annual 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 to transact other business. A J Larson cashier P J Quealy president
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State Bank of Cokeville
A. J. Larson
P. J. Quealy
Annual Meeting Notice for Oakeville Mercantile Company
Notice states stockholders meet at the company office on Thursday January 1 1917 at 10 a m to elect officers for the ensuing year and handle other business. Secretary Lb H Smalley. President A D Hoskins.
Cokeville Publishing Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Annual meeting of the Cokeville Publishing Company stock holders will be held at the Cokeville Register office on Thursday January 0 1917 at 7 30 p m to elect officers for the ensuing year and attend to other business as may come before the meeting B H Smalley Secretary
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Cokeville Publishing Company
Cokeville Register
Ownership Statement for Cokeville Register in Wyoming
Weekly record from Cokeville Wyoming lists editors publishers and stockholders including Frank Stoner Parley Anderson J W Olson J H Stoner J C Jacobson Karl Haggerty Elmo Haggerty and J A Larson among others. Notarized by J A Larson with commission until February 26 1920 indicating October 1 publication date.
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Sy Collett
Burley
Idaho
Frank Stoner
Cokeville
Wyo
Cokeville Harness Co
Western Stores Co
Hoomer
Muller
Parley Anderson
J. W. Olson
JH. Stoner
J.C. Jacobson
HH. H. Weast
Weet Valley
N. Y
J. A. Larson
I'd. Quealy
Kemmerer
BK. Ericson
W. Tanner
A.D. Hoskins
HK. Christmas
Smalley
Karl Haggerty
Elmo Haggerty
Afton
T. K. Callett
N. W
Meynolds
J.D. Nobiitt
Wya
L. BK. Eriovon
Magager
Blowing Up a Gun Position Amid Shellfire
An officer spots Germans behind a screen of brush laying steel plates for a machine gun. A shell explodes nearby and a tree crashes down where they worked, ending their parapet repair attempt that afternoon.
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Ig Lelie
Plan to Resume Railway Inquiry After March 4
Washington reports the Congressional Joint Committee on Interstate Commerce will resume hearings on government regulation of transportation after March 4, with a January 5 report deadline and broad support from shippers investors and manufacturers for unified federal regulation to stabilize rail service and credit. The push comes amid nationwide demand for coordinated reform to enable railroads to meet growing needs.
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Washington
Congressional Joint Committee On Interstate Commerce
Congress
Commerce Committees
Wilson
Newlands Committee
Newlands
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
National Industrial Trafic League
Uction
Ned the collie and Corbett's rival plight in Brady tale
The passage recounts Ned the collie as Corbett’s devoted protector during training for boxing matches. Ned’s loyalty leads to dramatic moments, including guarding Corbett, a near fatal intrusion, and an eventual jealous confrontation with a rival dog. The tale appears as an excerpt from The Fighting Man by William A Brady.
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Corbett
Sullivan
Ned
Jim
Nnd
New Orleans
Gentleman Jneck
Mitchell
Europe
John W. Norton
Norton
Carson
Harry
San Francisco
Corbett Nonin
Med
Iitthe
William A. Brady
Chinese Delicacy and Lotus Nuts in Traditional Use
Chinese delicacy lotus nuts or higeflower seeds are enjoyed whole or ground into a starch like arrowroot flour. The notes describe their role as favorite edible items among Chinese cuisine and their forms for consumption.
Hard Task Indeed It Requires Tact to Owtrust
A terse piece notes the challenge of tact in handling sensitive records. It mentions Philadelphia and recordkeeping, with emphasis on careful wording to avoid misinterpretation.
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Villadelphia
Thirty Dayal and the Streeted Punster Judge
A Boston Transcript item notes a quirky encounter as Dayal is mentioned with a street punster and a judge in a brief court or public setting. The piece captures local humor and legal theater in a compact city news style.
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Boston Transcript
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Lincoln County Miners Hospital
Kemmerer, Wyoming
L. E. Kindall, M. D
H. R. Christmas
First National Bank
H. EK. Christmas
U. S
Robert R. Rose
T. L. Glenn
Attorney At Law
Montpelier
J. W. Sammon
State Bank
Fuvan den Tiss
Brei
Anen & Davis
Montpelier, Idaho
Ellis Sludman
Nock Springs
C. J. Madera
Bourne Drug Store
Cokeville, Wyoming
J.A. Edwards
L. D. &, Church
Register Office
Robert S. Spence
Land Office
Vermont
Salt Lake City, Utah
U. S. Land Offices
Interior Department
Supreme Courts of
Supreme Court of the
U. 58
Stockholders’ Annual Meeting
Oakeville Mercantile Company
Lb. H. Smalley
A. D. Hoskins
B. H
Erleson
Cokeville Pub, Co
Lincoln County Woolgrowere’ Asn
Cokeville Land and Livestock Company
Annee
Eral Howard
Fred Roberts
Cokeville, Wyo
Amos Marsden
Murray, Utah
Quadros & Company
S. A. Vokeville
Jake Herschler
Sher Wrand
Esther Horn
Canyon Ranch
Parley
Bennion
Earl D. Haggerty
Pugflict
Fitzsimmons
L. A. Woodward
Aes Banen Ee Cosel Wii Bona Aoeary
Rhe Brokhaffnerpess
Denny Golovacks
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