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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1916
Page
5
Notice announces a claim for payment with a hearing before the court on a specified date at Evanston. It names claimants including individuals from Raymond and Siena Weel and references Alex Nisbet as registrar.
In Wyoming Township 2 north, Sixth Principal Meridian a notice to make a fiscal store description is posted. On May 7 and June 40 the U S Commissioner at Kemmerer will hear the matter with witnesses William Julian and others.
Notice records the public auction of a land parcel in Converse County Wyoming and identifies claimant William Goren of Hammond North Dakota and ALEX NISHET Register. It notes a May 15 deadline and references the Interior Department proceedings. The filing lists heirs and parcels associated with Hanwetoria and related properties.
Local listing touts butter wraps and farm station items priced to suit budgets at the register office.
Public land notice lists Serial No 05425 Lot 2 Section 19 and parts of Section 30 in the Sixth Principal Meridian West of the 119th. The parcel contains 9.45 acres. Claims or objections must be filed in this office by June 2016.
L A Webster field editor for The American Sheep Breeder of Chicago is in the vicinity to photograph and prepare a Quealey Sheep Ranch article for the July issue. He showcased drawings of breeding stock and recounted travels including a three year old incident near the Mexican border when he was briefly imprisoned by Mexican Federals before release.
United States Land Office Evanston Wyoming publishes notice of an entry application by John D Noblitt assignee of Cokeville Wing for the NW NE of section 31 township 26 north range 110 west. Objections based on mineral character or other reasons must be filed as affidavits of protest by June 1 1916 with Alex Nisbet Register.
Objo D Noblitt assignee of Cokeville Wyoming has filed in the office under 2406 or 207 Revised Statutes a land description Serial No 445 Lot 8 Section 4 Township 24 North Range 120 West Sixth Principal Meridian containing 40 acres. All persons claiming adverse interests or desiring to dispose to applicant should file their affidavits before June 12. Alex Nisbet Register.
The piece argues ancient Romans and Hebrews used abbreviations and symbolic shorthand but not phonetic stenography. It notes Ciro’s system lacked phonetic base and required amanuenses, contrasting with modern rapid writing. It ends with a remark on widespread phonetics confusion.
Mrs James Roberts visited her daughter Mrs Walter Thompson in Kemmerer on Tuesday. Several locals fished at Rock Creek Sunday with Ruth Hayward Bertha Smanson Earl Browning Paul Ellis Mrs Lewis Browning and Bert Hoffman in the party. Henry Gill returned to Bear Lake Monday. Mrs Gill plans a visit with her parents. Chas King of Fossil was a Sage visitor Tuesday. Frank and John Stoner from Cokeville visited Monday. Hilda Segraves spent a week at Bear Lake. Mart Christenson parties from the sawmill visited friends Monday. Cokeville men Boyd Fuller Jack Jones Philip Buddendick are here during shear. Butch Robinson moved from sheep camps to Cokeville with family. Roy and Ralph Snowball from Randolph arrived Saturday to lengthen a railroad sidetrack and will stay about a week before moving to Beckwith. J H Hayward drove to Kemmerer Sunday.
Geneva notes the death of Edward Tuller a longtime citizen and church helper who died Thursday evening after a two week illness His wife and 10 children survive He would have been 45 next month William B Hoge left for his return to Davie State last Thursday and Arnold Boehme recovers after an eight day illness with pneumonia
A German army surgeon surveyed 10,000 soldiers and concluded city men are better developed than country men. The study finds farmers lag in carriage and bone and muscle development and shows more spinal curvature flat feet and varicose veins among rural troops.
An excerpt reflects on the concept of economy as studied by Kaneas and Gane, noting its unusual interest in the past year. The text contrasts Europe and the United States and comments on training, dignity, and cultural worth in both theory and practice.
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