Notice of Final Proof for Land Claim in Wyoming
Department of the Interior notices Julia E. Snover of Saratoga Wyoming who filed an Additional 5 R Homestead Entry No 020976 for land in Township 15 N Range 62 W Big Section 24. Final proof to establish claim set before Robert M Martin J. P. C. at Saratoga on September 27 1921. Witnesses named Roy L Pew Hattie A Pew C R Tilton John H Watler all of Saratoga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Julia E. Snover
Saratoga
Township
Robert
U. 5S
John J. Fulkerson
Beefore
Robert Martin
U.S
Hugh G. Mowry
Hen Swanson
Martin R. Johnson
Walter J. Baur
Ste Will Reip
Register
Advertising Rates for Display and Local Ads
Advertising rates listed include display at 25 cents per single column inch per week locals 10 cents per line per week obituaries cards of thanks announcements of entertainments where admission or profit is charged apply the same as other advertising
Notice of heirs final proof for Walter L. Crouch heirs
United States Land Office notices Maude A. Crouch claiming heir status for Walter L. Crouch, deceased, with a March 28 1918 homestead entry in Wyoming, to submit final proof by September 12 1921. Also John J. Fulkerson of Saratoga WY seeks final five year proof on multiple entries with witnesses named, before September 1 1921.
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United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Maude A. Crouch
Walter L. Crouch
United States
Will Reid
Register
Attend the picture show and dance at the city ball Saturday night
A city event invites attendees to a picture show followed by a dance this Saturday night. The program aims to entertain residents with a social evening at the municipal venue.
School Opens in Encampiment on September 6
A local notice announces the opening of a school in Encampiment on Tuesday September 6. The brief item sets the date but provides few further details about the program or location.
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Encampiment
Proper parcel post butter packing for summer
United States Department of Agriculture experts urge careful handling of farm made and factory butter for parcel post in hot weather. Key steps include clean stables, cool storage, thorough washing, even salting, chilling before shipment, and sturdy packaging with parchment, waxed paper, heavy cartons, and strong twine to preserve quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Parcel Post
Feeding Cows in the Dark as Herds Improve
A Wisconsin farmer writes to a field agent of the dairy division about replacing scrub cows with purebred Holsteins after joining a cow testing association. He credits the association as a guide to better dairy work and feed savings, insisting records reveal true production.
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Wisconsin Farmer
Association of Guide
Wisconsin
United States Department of Agriculture
Coal orders urged as town welcomes visitors from valley ranch
A note urges readers to place Jump coal orders with a few tons available. CHIDESTER H P Flohr and three boys were in town Tuesday from their valley ranch, adding to the local traffic as units return from ranch work.
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H. P. Flohr
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