Notice of Publication for Julia Snover Homestead Claim
Department of Interior notices Julia E. Snover of Saratoga Wyoming has filed intent to make final proof on land described in SEY SWN NEY SEY S, Sec 20 and Sec 29 Township 15 N R 82 W 6th Meridian. Hearing before A S Commissioner Robert I Martin at Saratoga on Sept 27, 1921. Witnesses: Roy L Pew A Pew R Tilton and Kaye H Butler all of Saratoga.
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Department of Its Interior
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Julia E. Snover
Saratoga
Sey Swn
Ney Sey
S. Sey
Township
6Th Principal Meridian
Robert I. Martin
Roy L. Pew
Pee A. Pew
R. Tilton
Kaye H. Butler
Rep. Register
Homestead Final Proof Notice for Ira Royce Boyd in Wyoming
Department of the Interior announces that Ira Royce Boyd, heir of Ruthin M Boyd, deceased, who filed a homestead entry on September 26, 1917 for the north half of section 25, township 14 north range 82 west, will present final three year proof before James R. Lite, U S Commissioner, Encampment Wyoming, on October 6, 1921. Attending officials include David M. Tourtelot Roy C. Gould G N Cobb Riley Boyd of Encampment Wyoming. Will Rien Register
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Department of the Interior
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Ira Royce Boyd
Ruthin M Boyd
James R. Lite
U. S
Saratoga trio visit Encampment for abandonment hearing
Joo Mung W E Segre and M Conness of Saratoga were visitors in Encampment Monday afternoon for business tied to the 8 KH abandonment hearing likely to be heard in Washington on the 27th of the month.
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Joo Mung
W. E. Segre
M. Conness
Saratoga
Washington
Wyoming Bank Statement of Cash and Liabilities
F H Healey cashier swears the bank statement is true as of September 12 1921. Notary Mantis Brown certifies, with directors H SanGcenr TH A Huwren. Cash balances include capital paid in surplus undivided profits and various deposits and bills payable totals.
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State OF
Wyoming
Cannor
F. H. Healey
H, Healey
Mantis Brown
Choosing Breed of Cattle for Dairy Markets and Climate
Agricultural guidance from the United States Department of Agriculture emphasizes selecting dairy cattle breeds based on local conditions and income sources from milk and surplus stock. It notes no single breed excels universally, the advantages of established local breeds, coop advertising, and cooperative breeding, and lists Ayrshire, Guernsey, Holstein Friesen, and Jersey as prominent U.S. dairy breeds, with breed differences and regional adaptability discussed.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Unite States Department of Agriculture
United States
Ayrshire
Jersey
Grain Mixture For Calves Guidance Given
A calf diet begins with a grain mix of equal parts cornmeal round oats and wheat bran. Start by adding a small spoonful in the bucket after the calf has begun chewing hay. There is no danger of overeating on grain and the animal should be fed its fill.
Mrs D Tonrtelot Returns From Denver With Baby
Mrs D and M Tonrtelot returned home Monday from Denver where she took her baby for special treatment. The child remains in hospital for a time but is reported to be progressing nicely. Mr and Mrs L A Huston of Cow Creek visited Laramie last week and took their son Aubrey and his friends Cranton Cordiner and Nels Corbett back to the city to resume school.
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Denver
L. A. Huston
Cow Creek
Laramie
Aubrey
Cranton Cordiner
Nels Corbett
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First National Bank
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C. Li
Forney
Lillian Little
Upper Cow Creek
Encampment Echo
James R
James R. Little Lillian Little
Encampment
National Money Reserve
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Ibilitles
Anne
Wat H
SanGcenr
Huwren
Uncle Sam
Savage
Army
Winchester
Peters
Encampment Stores. Co
J.M. Corlett
D. M. Tourtelot
D, M. Tonrtelot
Produge Market Report
Abe
P Etcen
Rappioge
Moineys
Licorrr & Myers Tosacco Co