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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1917
Page
3
Government foresters urge wider use of National Forest wood to avert coal shortages in the West. They advise ranchers and towns to prepare a supply, with dead or deteriorating timber sold cheap or free for home use, and living trees cut only as needed.
Cattle receipts 20000 with quarantine division 54 cars, market steady for best cattle, larger groups slow at steady to weak prices. Sheep 8000 with top lambs at 18.75, beef cattle active at steady to slow prices, Texas and Oklahoma cattle slow and uneven. Veal calves active, stockers slow, Oklahoma sales 7 to 8.25 and 7 to 10.95, goats scarce, seeding stock lower.
Emsley S. Chrisman of Sublet Wyoming filed notice of intention to make final three-year proof to establish his claim to lands in section 7 and 18, township 24 north range 117 west, sixth meridian. Hearing set for July 2, 1917, before U. S. Commissioner H. E. Christmas at Kemmerer Wyoming. Witnesses: John Parker, Walter Dahl, William Johnson, Herbert Beachler, all of Hamms Fork, Wyoming. Register Alex Nisbet.
Public notice from the registrar cites upcoming actions and filings at the Register Office. Readers are advised to watch for official announcements regarding registrations and administrative dates.
U S Land Office Evanston Wyoming reports Frank Keen of Sage Wyoming filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his claim on SE% of section 4 township 21 north range 119 west sixth principal meridian. The proof is to be presented before H E Christmas U S commissioner at Kemmerer Wyoming on July 3 1917 with witnesses Thomas J Gustin Nellie Keen Hugh Gustin and Ruth Gustin all of Sage.
U S Land Office Evanston Wyoming May 28 1917 announces Frank W Ford of Cokeville Wyoming has filed intent to make final five year proof to establish homestead claim for lands in section 21 township 26 north range 118 west sixth principal meridian. The proof is to be presented before H E Christmas U S commissioner at Kemmerer Wyoming on July 9 1917 with witnesses George Larson Irvin Perry Emery A Scott and August Pearson all of Cokeville Wyoming
Report of the condition of The State Bank of Cokeville at Cokeville Wyoming shows total resources including loans and discounts and various bank items. The figures include money on hand and in reserve with listed assets and liabilities totals and are attested by directors W Olson H Stoner J D Noblitt.
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