Legal Notices fragment mentions names and claims in court
Fragmentary legal notice cites parties including AKA RVANA and Franklin area names, with references to notices, months and dates, and mentions of claims filed with a local clerk. The readable text lists individuals such as Raymond, Kay, Mumford, Andy Weare, and Alex Nisbet amid references to a court or office filing process and serial numbers.
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Rvana
Ethan R
le Weet
Dian
Fies Potter
Tinard Omce
Ain Une
Waiw
al A. Et Hin
Wf. Mumford
Pi Iduho
Andy ‘Weare
Raymond
Alex Nisbet
Final Three Year Proof Notice for Lane County Land Claim
Public notice announces a three year final proof required for a land claim in North Seedon County. Key figures include HK Corkman and Frank Keen with hearings before H. Be. Tristmas on January 10 and January 15. The notice lists parties, locations, and dates for establishing ownership of the specified parcel under North Township and Lot section guidelines.
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Ieee
Notte
Wis
Seedon North
HK Corkman
Cie
Jutian Sean’ Weteton
Frank Keen
Ree Selon
Tees
Wyanina
Harrison
Thompson
Peay
Sorth
Fe Iim
H. BE
Janes
Sage
Notice for Public Auction of Mining Land in Wyoming
Public notice announces Jack Nobitt of Cokeville and others applying to enter land described as Lot 26 Section 26 and Lots 6 and 16 Section 30 Township 2 North Range 119 West containing 645 acres. Claimants opposing the mineral character or any other protest must file affidavits in Evanston Wyoming by June as required.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Evanstoo
Wyoming
Jack Nobiitt
Cokeville
Aleon Parody
Jacob C. Hasherver
United States
Siath
Jane
Lond
Notice of Public Land Entry Protest Period
Notice from the United States land office at Evanston May 1 stating Daniel Latmer and others filed to enter under Section 2007 Revied Statutes for land described as NW NE of Section 31 Town 2N Range 110W. Protest must be filed by June 10 with Alex Nisbet Register.
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Pene Otion
Evanston
Young
Jon Nublite
Cokeville
Daniel Latmmer
Revield
United States
Alex Nisbet
Notice for Public Land Office Publication in Evanston
Notice from the United States Land Office in Evanston dated May 1, 1907 regarding a property listed as Berial No GM45 Lot 0 of Section 4. Publication to object must be on or before June 1 as required by the Revised Statutes. ALEX NISBET, Register.
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States Land Office
Evanston
United States
Town Council Minutes Mention Taxes and Water Line Proposal
Fragmented minutes show discussions of ordinances on levying taxes for 1910, street and water line work, and city water extension to Cokeville Cemetery. Several council members voted aye on various ordinances while reports covered marshal, treasurer, licenses, and payroll.
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Oakeville
Comet
Robie
Stoner
Watt Brandon
Cakeville Paphion
Oka Punt
G Te
G Bourne
Frankanne
SH Smalley
Beenery
J. D 'Hopiitt
Frank Stoner
G. E. Bourne
Smalley
Earl D Haggerty
J. D. Noblitt
Earl Oe Ee
B.H Smalley
Earl Dremy Aye
D Noblitt
BR. D. Boomer
Saoon Breemme
Boomer
A A. Haggerty
Brom
Frank Sittner
Shore
Earl D. Hagerty
H H. Smalley
M.S. Reynolds
J. A. Edwards
Lule Ulsey Twins
Ulsey Twins
Iilkinon
Jemee Gilkison
Earl D. Hagger
Shee
Cokeville
Frank Lesner
Coleville
Senate vote signals limited peace time army growth
The piece argues the Senate’s plan to raise the army to 250000 faces little opposition only because peace time conscription would be required. It notes past enlistment failures despite wartime recruiting and suggests large increases are impractical, shaping debates on the army bill.
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Senate
Congress
Mexico
Local Notes From Sage And Nearby
Locals report Miss Ruby Keen visiting Mrs. Gay Turner of the B ranch. Thompson returned after a visit with Jenen Kemmerer. Miss Roth Hayward stayed with Mrs. L. Hoffman in Jungletown. Cecil McMinn came from Cokeville for business and will be in Sage during shearing. Many Sage residents attended the Dakeville school meeting. Charl Thompson left town for Frank May sheep duties. Walter Thompson will take over the barber shop. Mr. and Mrs. Hayward and Reagneres drove to Kemmerer on Sunday. Miss Mary Feller came from Sage Creek to Sunday school. Bert Long reportedly returned to Sage from Rawlins. John Reed visited Cheyenne and brought back broodmares for the B.Q ranch.
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Charl Thompson
Frank May
Walter Thompson
Citizens Primary Meeting Endorses Local Ticket
The Citizens Primary met May 3, 1916 at 8 45 p m with W W Omaley as chair and Joe Fuller Sr elected permanent chair. A Woodward named secretary. W H Wyman nominated and endorsed for mayor with G E Bourne and Chas G Peters as council candidates. Meeting adjourned with no further business.
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W. Womaley
Joe Fuller
A. Woodward
W. H. Wyman
G. E. Bourne
Chas
G. Peters
L. A. Woodward
Sec’y
China Relies on US and Japan for Soft Wood Supplies
China draws its principal supply of soft woods from the United States and Japan. The report notes that in 1915, the last year for which data is available, imports of soft wood were dominated by these two nations, reflecting trade patterns of the era.
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America
China
United States
Japan
Wyoming Dams Could Power Nitrogen Plant Plan
Wyoming's Shoshone and Pathfinders dams are eyed as sites for a government owned nitrogen plant. A proposed amendment to an army bill would study using the dams for industrial power, highlighting Wyoming's unused hydro potential and the efforts of the state delegation led by Mr Mondell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Shoshone
Pathfinders
South
Mondell
Wyoming cadet training plan draws eastern attention
Lt. Steever visits eastern schools to promote a coming system of cadet training and has secured work for Wyoming youths at 600 to 1200 dollars yearly. He emphasizes exemplary habits and ability to advertise Wyoming to eastern schools as he expands the program.
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Steever
Wyoming
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Imepiay
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Ruby Keen
Gay Turner
A Thompson
Jenen Kemmerer
Miss Roth Hayward
Cecil McMinn
Businews
Dakeville
Jhh
Hayward and Reagneres
Kemmerer Sun- Ay
Mary Feller
Sage Creek
Bert Long
Rawlins
John Reed
Cheyenne
Citzen
Lincoln County Miners Hospital
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L. E. Kindall, M. D
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H. E. Christmas
H. R. Christmas
First National Bank
Law
H. &. Christmas
U.S
L. D
Robert R. Rose
T. L. Glenn
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Montpelier
J. W. Sammon
Cemmeter
J. A. Larson
State Bank
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Harry V. Fiuynn
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John E. Lloyd
Ellis Hudman
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Bourne Drug Store
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