Notice for Publication of Homestead Claims in Wyoming
Public land records list multiple homestead entries in Cokeville Sublet Kemmerer and Sage Wyoming with serial numbers 04151 04628 04104 and 03490. Applicants Freeman Chrisman Keen seek three year final proof before U S Land Office officials in Evanston and Kemmerer in June and July 1917. witnesses named include Samson Viter Fisher Nicholls Parker Dahl Johnson Beachler Keen Gustin.
Mary Vogdes land claim notices in Wyoming 1917
In Wyoming on May 15 1917 the widow Mary Vogdes of Cokeville Wyoming is notified she must establish her land claim within three years. She previously filed original entry serial 03973 on Feb 11 1914 for parts of sections 7 and 18 township 24 north range 118 west and added entry serial 05001 on Feb 29 1916 for parts of sections 7 and 8. Commissioners at Kemmerer set June 26 1917 as the witness deadline with N W Reynolds Emma Reynolds Alleman Harold Dodge of Cokeville as witnesses.
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U. S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Mary
William Vogdes
Xle
Township
Range
H. E. Christmas
Kemmerer
N. W. Reynolds
Cokeville
Emma Reynolds
Frank W. Ford
North Range
Sixth Principal Meridian
U. S
George Larson
Irvin Perry
Emory A. Scott
August Pearson
Herbert Beachler
Hams Fork
Weat
A. S
Walter Dahl
Hama Fork
Wyong
William Johnson
Charles W. Miller
John J. Smith
Yoming
Alex Nisbet
Register
Job Printing Reaches Standard at Register Office
Officials at the Register Office report that the recent job printing effort meets the required standard. The announcement notes quality control and completion of all listed tasks within the compliance framework.
Homestead Entries Filed For Final Proofs In Wyoming
Notices list Frank W. Ford of Cokeville and Thomas J. Gustin of Sage filing to make final proofs on lands in sections 21 and 1 respectively. Hearings to establish claims before U.S. Commissioner H. E. Christmas at Kemmerer on July 9 and July 4 1917 with named witnesses.
Republican House advisory panel seeks unity on legislation
Washington notes reports the creation of a four member advisory committee to align minority Republican votes with the majority stance on welfare legislation and appropriations. Mondell Lenroot Gillette and Moore are named with Mann to coordinate strategy amid public land and land classification debates.
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Washington
Republicana
House of Representatives
House
Messrs. Gillette
Massachusetts
Mondell
Wyoming
Moore
Pennsylvania
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Mann
Congress
Narrow Escape in Auto Accident Near Kemmerer Frontier
Philip Buddendick and Roy Rosenberg narrowly escaped when a car their group borrowed turned turtle into a ditch after a late night ride from a social gathering at the Old Fellows hall. Buddendick was pinned beneath the wreck and unconscious for six hours before leaving Lincoln County Miners' Hospital on Tuesday. Rosenberg was uninjured and the car was badly damaged.
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Philip Buddendick
Roy Rosenberg
Kemmerer
Frontier
O Old Fellows Hall
Frontier Road
Buddendick
Lincoln County Miners' Hospital
Rosenberg
Central Wyoming Crops Promising Seeding Up in State
A traveler reports from Glen Rock east toward the Nebraska line that farming is active in central Wyoming. Seeding is finished, acreage larger, spring delays overcome, crops expected to mature before frost. Potato acreage has nearly doubled from previous years.
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Glenrock
Nebraska Line
Council For National Defense
Wyoming
Kansas City Stock Market June run tops cattle receipts
At Kansas City Stock Yards on June 18 a record one day June run arrived. Cattle market steady to 15 cents lower on most classes with top at 13.50 while beef cattle from Nebraska hit 19.50 for prime fed cattle and Missouri steers reached about 13.35. Sheep and lambs rose to 17.50 for Arizona lambs and stocker and feeder activity remained strong with best stockers to 10.60. Receipts totaled about 7,600 cattle and 7,600 sheep and lambs with Goats few in number.
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Kansas City
Arizona
Nebraska
Missouri
Colorado
California
Oklahoma
Panhandle
Texas
Chicago
Grover Man Reports High Quality Jersey Cow Record
Bess a high grade Jersey cow owned by G W Hepworth Glen Dell farm Grover Wyo recently broke state records for 30 days production of butterfat by producing 1110 pounds of milk testing 6.9 percent fat or 76.6 pounds of butterfat equal to 96.76 pounds of standard butter. The cow was 35 days after calving and fed four pounds of round oats daily while grazing. This record surpasses the previous record of 16.1 pounds of butterfat.
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Bess
G. W. Hepworth
Glen Dell Farm
Grover
Wyo
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