Notice for Publication of Homestead Final Proof
Department of the Interior notice from Cheyenne Wyoming dated August 12 1921 announces Julia E Snover of Saratoga Wyoming filed intention to prove ownership of land described in Additional 5 R Homestead Entry 020976 Section 20 Township 15 North Range 62 West 6th Principal Meridian before Robert M Martin J P Commissioner at Saratoga on September 27 1921. Witnesses are Roy L Pew Hattie A Pew C R Tilton and John H Watler all of Saratoga Wyoming.
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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: display ads cost 25 cents per single column inch per week. Local ads priced at 10 cents per line per week. Obituaries, cards of thanks, and announcements of entertainments with admission charged or profit realized are charged the same as other advertising.
Notice of final proof hearings for homestead heirs in Wyoming
United States Land Office notices date July 27 1921 detailing Maude A. Crouch heir claim for Walter L. Crouch homestead entry and John J. Fulkerson of Saratoga filing to make final five year proof in Wyoming. Proceedings scheduled by September 12 1921 and September 1 1921 respectively with witnesses named.
Attend the picture show and dance at the city ball
City hosts a Saturday night event featuring a picture show and dance. Attendees are invited to enjoy cinema followed by dancing with local musicians and social gathering in a public hall.
School to Open in Encampiment on Tuesday
The notice announces that a school will begin operation in Encampiment on Tuesday September 6. It specifies the start date and location of the new school opening.
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Encampiment
Parcel Post Butter Shipping Needs Careful Handling
United States Department of Agriculture specialists advise stringent care for parcel post butter shipments in summer. Farm made butter requires clean conditions, proper milk and cream handling, and tight packaging. Butter should be chilled, printed in one-pound units, wrapped securely, and placed in waxed paper and heavy cartons to resist heat and maintain quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Parcel Post
Feeding Cows By Records Boosts Dairy Profits
A Wisconsin farmer describes upgrading from scrub cows to purebred Holsteins after joining the cow testing association. He says cow testing guides better dairy gains and significant feed savings, and feeding without records is like feeding in the dark.
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Wisconsin Farmer
Association of Guide
Wisconsin
United States Department of Agriculture
Jump coal orders urged for next car delivery
CHIDESTER H P FLOHR and three boys arrived in town Tuesday from their valley ranch seeking to place orders.
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H. P. Flohr
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Encampment Echo
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Encampment
United States Land Office
Maude A. Crouch
Walter L. Crouch
United States
Will Reid
Clark
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D. M. Tourtelot
Lisle
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Denver
Produce Market Report
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