Warren Bill Aims Wyoming Land Gift For Road Fund
A Senate proposal seeks to transfer one million acres of government land to Wyoming to fund roads, create work, and lease land. Critics warn the move could invite leasing or selling by state officials, while praising the honesty of current land administration. The rant questions editors and exposes perceived bias in property dealings by Kendricks and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Warren
Congress
State of
Wyoming
Piffie
Fellows
Kendrick
Sheridan
Hopkins
Careys
Ted
Wyoming Open Lands Face Rapid Homesteading Pressure
The article notes rising population and growing land filings in Wyoming, with 1915 filings reaching 4 095 for 640 760 acres versus 1 570 filings for 600 000 acres in 1914. It warns that if the 610 acre homestead law passes, most land may be taken soon, though some homesteaders appear prosperous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Haus
Blockade harms global supplies and public service
The piece notes that German chemical imports are blocked by the British sea siege, harming world needs and German death tolls. It argues the public fights over competent leaders, blaming voters for choosing the other candidate rather than criticizing men who won’t run.
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Germany
Politics and newspapers in Kentucky and South Dakota
The Northwest Post faces criticism for printing harsh political rhetoric and branding opponents. The article notes the power of newspapers to be manipulated, mocks political patrons, and compares Kentucky politics to South Dakota, suggesting South Dakota may have stronger political fervor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Post
Post
Kentucky
South Dakota
The Globe Explains The Primary and Press Power
A column discusses Cronk county alignment and the impact of newspapers on politics. It ribbed readers for silent voters and urges engagement, noting magazines fade while the country news paper wields growing influence and the editor acts as a humorous watchdog.
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Dong
Mortgage Sale Notice in Crook County Wyoming
Default on a mortgage by John W. Allender to J. A. Baker triggers foreclosure by sale. The sheriff will auction the 160 acre South half of the SE quarter and the North half of the NE quarter of Section 29, Township 55 N, Range 66 W, at Sundance Court House on February 10, 1916. Mortgagee J. A. Baker. Sheriff John M. Thorn. Attorney K. C. Noble.
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John W. Allender
Crook
Wyoming
J. A. Baker
Monroe
Michigan
Crank County
Sundance
Crook County
Towit
Nin Township
A. D. Wis
John M. Thorn
Sherif
K.C. Noble
Wyo
Duffy
Reva Myrtle
A. D. Mo
Laos
County of
State of
Margaret Sewell
Townships Restored Near Hulett For 1916 Applications
Townships 54 and 55 in range 64 are restored to entry and will be on file for January 31, 1916. Preference rights exist for settlement holders, with a 20 day prior offer window starting January 11, 1916. All preference rights expire 90 days after opening. These townships lie just east of Hulett and signal later restorations.
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Hulett
Harvey Fellows Returns to Spearfish with New Hope
Harvey Fellows, longtime Deadwood-Spearfish stage driver, has returned to Spearfish with renewed hope for eyesight restoration after relinquishing his route due to failing vision. Harve Wood mourns another child loss. four year old Harry E. Wood dies at Meadow Grove Nebraska home. Charles Bissacca resumes barber chair duties after vacation.
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Harvey Fellows
Deadwood
Spearfish
Harve Wood
Harry E. Wood
Meadow Grove
Nebraska
Charles Bissacca
Mortgage Sale Notice Defaulter Foreclosure in Wyoming
A mortgage notice from Crook County Wyoming announces foreclosure by sale on January 7, 1916. Duffy Mewhirter and Reva Myr tle Mewhirter defaulted on a loan to Margaret Sewell with $2738 principal and accrued interest plus taxes and attorney fees. the sale will occur at the courthouse front door in Sundance.
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Carlile Store
Choice Prunes
RP. K.mespell
Carlile
Hulett Hall
Tion
Aladdin Mercantile “Company
Sale
Ceam
Alute
Fred Sutton
ALMA
Pat RE
D.a.uland
Alva
A.B. Shubert, Inc
West Avatin Ave
Laramie
Rer
Warren
Thunder Peak
Cronk County
Globe
Hulett Flour Mill
Harry P. Ilsley
John. M. Thorn
Crook ‘County
T. A. Pearson
St. W. W
J. L. Drinkill
Earl Music
Lola
Belle Fourche
New Haven
Harry Clarke
B.C. Noble
Sundance, Wyo
J.L. Bostwick
Fred W. Blatt
Sundance, Wyoming
Harry P.ilsley
Wto
H. E. Prost
Licensed Embalmer Vyo
T. R. Durham
Globe Office
HM. Nmaras, D. B.S
Smiley Gay Hardware Store
Delle Pourche
Hichols & Lytle Lawyers
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