State Lands Tax Free While Transitioning To Private Ownership
Wyoming supreme court upholds injunction preventing sale for taxes on state lands in process of transfer to Little Horse Creek Cattle Company. Lands paid over in twenty years will not incur taxes until final private ownership transfer, granting settlers twenty years without tax liability.
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Western
Union News Service
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ray Olds
Little Horse Creek Cattle Company
State Supreme Court
District Court
Old
Wyoming Wheat Acreage Surges Above National Averages
The May 1 bulletin from the US Bureau of Statistics and Weather Bureau shows Wyoming with 41,000 winter wheat acres versus 35,400,000 nationwide. Wyoming wheat condition is 96 percent against 95.9 nationally, with a five year average of 54 percent. Projected Wyoming production is 1,140,000 bushels against 630,000,000 nationwide.
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Cheyenne
United States Bureau of Statistics
Weather Bureau
Wyoming
United States
The
Bulletin
Carneyville crash leaves driver fatally hurt and girl badly injured
Frederick Jensen, a 4 chauffeur, at the wheel of Jensen's auto, was perhaps fatally injured when the vehicle rolled over at the bottom of a steep hill near Carneyville eight miles away. Misa Elsie Winthrow sustained serious injuries while Judeon Bibb, Herbert Foreman, Ada Squires, Birdie Lenthoff and Bessie Fisher escaped with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Frederick Jensen
Misa Elsie “Winthrow
Jensen
Carneyville
Judeon Bibb
Herbert Foreman
Ada Squires
Birdie Lenthoff
Bessie Fisher
Hahn's Peak Railroad Sells for 5000 Dollars
The Hahn's Peak & Pacific railroad from Laramie to the Colorado line sold for 5000 dollars. Marshall F. E. Johnson, special master in Cheyenne, reported the bid from John W. Dixon of New York representing the road's bonds. No other bidders competed.
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Laramie
Laramie, Hahn's Peak
Government withdraws thousands of acres of old land
Word from the Lander Land Office says the government has ordered withdrawal of several thousand acres of old land in Grass Creek country fifty miles south and in the Little Buffalo Basin about twenty miles further south.
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Lander Land Office
Grass Creek Country
Here
Little Buffalo Basin
Two Barns Destroyed by Fire at Greyball
Fire destroyed one barn completely and another partly at Greyball. The owner was blamed for the first blaze while boys using hay to warm their hands started the second fire.
Crown Ranch Sold to J K Spencer in Iowa Syndicate Buy
The Crown ranch in Vinta county, a top state property, changes hands to J. K. Spencer and Roane ton’s son from an Iowa syndicate. The 4500-acre deeded land and matching leased lands were bought for about 114000 dollars.
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Cheyenne
Vinta County
J. K. Spencer and Sone
Roaneton
Iowa
Miner Awarded Damages in Owl Creek Mine Case
In Cheyenne a federal court jury awarded Peter Goleb $14 000 for personal injuries sustained while working at the Owl Creek Coal Company mine in Sheridan. The verdict follows a lawsuit seeking damages.
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Cheyenne
Peter Goleb
Owl Creek Coat Company
Sheridan
Veter Goleb
Owl Creek Coal Company
Sulphur Tract Buys Near This Place
Thermopolia The American Sulphur Company purchased the Bryast Irwin sulphur tract of 610 acres and the Wyoming Sulphur Company's holdings totaling 1436 acres near this place.
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American Sulphur Company
Bryast& Irwin
Wyoming Sulphur Company
Wyoming News Roundup From Statewide Briefs and Additions
Wyoming reports from Cheyenne to Cody include a June state reunion in Cheyenne and Frontier Day in Sheridan. Opal incorporates east of Kemmerer. Gillette elected Ray Montgomery mayor. Sodergreen’s ranch near Laramie uncovers ore. Sheridan votes on a $50,000 bond for water system improvements.
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Union Newe
Wyoming
Conalatery
Chey
Cody
Opal
Kemmerer
Gillette
Ray Montgomery
Sheridan
Woman's Democratic Club
Green River
Harry R. Weston
National Bank
District of Wyoming
Chugwater
C. A. Page
Platte County
D. J. Howell
Cheyenne
United States
Casper Council
F. R. Shipp
Baain
Goshen County
Douglas
Star Valley Hospital
Afton
Strange Garb Startles San Francisco Dancers
In an Impromptu Delob gathering a clubman and billiard star, Rearden T Lyons, appeared in an odd outfit after a tire mishap. He swapped his overcoat for a ragged jumper and a dated hat, then sought help from a janitor to reach the club and escort his wife home.
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AN Francisco
Cal
Delob
Rearden T Lyons
Frank Wood Trust
Lyons
California
Montgomery Streets
Rearden
Widow Wins Hillside House at Auction for 3.60
In Anbas City Missouri a hillside auction near Thirty-fret street and Colorado avenue drew a mixed crowd as widow Mattie Price bought a shack for 3.50. She plans to move it to a hillside lot where she will live while awaiting a suitable place, saying her husband died of heart disease years ago.
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Anbas City
Colorado Avenue
Linwood Boulevard
M. Stern
Cades
Mattie Price
Abé
Wandering Girl of Eighteen Taken as a Vagrant
Marie Smith eighteen of Monica UL described as a girl hobo by police. She was found at Union Station with no luggage and wrinkled clothing, taken to the central district station. She told of being one of eight children, mother a widow, and that she left home two years ago seeking work. She walked to Peoria worked in a laundry then rode a bus and beat her way to Chicago before coming to St. Louis.
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T. Louis
Marie Smith
Monica
Central District
Efort
Mise Smith
Union Station
Sabe
Olive
Central District Station
Peoria
Chicago
St. Louis
Naming of Babies Reduced to an Exact Science
EW YORK. Mrs Aso Neith Neypa Cochran founder of the AsoNeith Cryptogram teaches a numerology based system for baby names and birth digits. She claims digits exclude nine and assign individual temperaments to create harmony or discord affecting future happiness. She offers a university style program and says thousands of children are named annually through her method.
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York
Joba
Clarence de Puyster
Aso-Neith Neypa-Cochran
University Heights
Cochran
Remarkable Case of Mrs Ham and Health Recovery
Mrs Ham describes long lasting pain weakness memory loss and fear before using a set of remedies. She claims renewed strength mood and energy with no hot flashes or nervous spells after treatment. She cites relief from a side ache and says she can work all day and eat anything now.
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RB. F. D
Shamrock
Missouri
Lydia E. Pink Medicine Co
Jeontidential
Lynn
Mass
Proved Truth of Adage on Eno’s Traffic System
William Phelps Eno devised the traffic regulation system used in New York and called the father of street traffic regulation. Foreign cities resisted at first but adopted his plan after pressure. He later presented to Washington and impressed a world traveler who praised how Buenos Aires handles street traffic.
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Wiliam Phelps Eno
New York
Eno
Buemos Ayr
Mr. Eno
Washington
Buenos Ayres
Norrie Breaks Record as Inspiration Sparks City
A terse exchange hints at breaking a twenty dollar bet and a player named Norrie linked to a record attempt. The Boston Transcript notes, “Inspiration is a bunch that happens to turn out right,” reflecting mood rather than a concrete event.
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Norrie
Nocoyne
Boston Transcript
Grape Nuts Credited With Restoring Health
A Massillon woman recounts a serious nervous breakdown and dyspepsia- linked illness after overwork. She found relief by using Grape Nuts, claiming the cereal rebuilt her strength and revived her nervous system and general well being.
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Supreme Court OF Wyoming
Hahn's Peak Railroad
Crown Ranch
Wyoming News
Sodergreen’s
Holy Name Church
Ow! Creek
Hot Springs
Croek County
John Hoagland
Rawlins
John J. Lenihan
Erey
Ileela
Geo. Remer
Buford
A. Gert
Cumberland
Good Roads Club
Converse County
Sherman Weed
Mr. Weed
United States Mail Service
General Sherman
Joseph
Free City
Postal Department
San Francisco
Lima
Ham
J Qeeme
Fostum
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