Wyoming Ideal for Home Seekers and Farmers
A Wyoming booster cites wool, irrigation projects, and vast arable lands as evidence of strong agricultural potential. J A Bennett praises Wyoming’s growth, climate, and water abundance, predicting a population boom and prosperity for settlers who stay and invest despite past droughts.
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Wyoming
Washington Post
J. A. Bennett
Rocky Mountain States
Utah
Montana
Idaho
Big Horn Basin
Rockyford
Oregon
California
Colorado
Wyoming Leads In 1909 Crops From Census Report
The 1910 census figures show Wyoming's progress with hay and forage valued at 6.077 million dollars and oats at 1.829 million. Wheat potatoes barley corn followed, with alfalfa seed reported at 76 thousand dollars and cereals averaging 14.70 dollars per acre.
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Wyoming
Atatistica
le Grand Powers
Bureau of the Census
Homestead Law Hints Move to Favor Use Over Speculation
A state paper argues for amending homestead laws to allow proof after three years residence instead of five and to remove the cap on the number of homesteads per person. It says current limits encourage land speculation, not home building, and urges laws that reward actual settlers who will use and develop the land.
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Canada
Wyoming
Pennsylvania
Best Investment For 1 75 Youth's Companion Offer
Advertises a yearly subscription to The Youths Companion for 1.75 with 52 weekly issues. Highlights content for boys and girls including sports, cooking, indoor outdoor activities, and household tips. Promises gifts and sample copies with a calendar lithographed in color and gold. Mentions price rise to 2 on January 1, 1912 and lists Merkeleyht Boston address.
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Companion
Notice of Public Sale and Timber Claim in Wyoming
Notice from the U S Land Office Sundanese Wyoming dated August 2 111 announces Harvey F Hendricka of Hulett Crook County Wyoming filed Sworn Statement and Application No 67449 on March 21 2011 to purchase the SE NW Section 42 Township 6N Range 6W with timber and land under the Timber and Stone Law The timber appraised at 101 dollars and 17000 board feet at 4 per M while the land is valued at 80 00 Final proof to be made November 1911 before U S Commissioner Herman Gunderson at Hulett Wyoming Public protection of the entry allowed by corroborated affidavit prior to patent issues. 9 7 to 2 11 Joe Lytle Register
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Sundanese
Wyoming
Harvey F. Hendricka
Hulett, Crook Co
Herman H. Gunderson
U.S
Hulett
Joe Lytle
Sundance
Nannie M. Oliver
Register
Clay D. Massie
Mona, Crook Co
Awly Bey
U. S
Walter O. Pannell
Henderson Clemens
William G. Massie
Pred Pannell
Mona
Lytle
John H. Harney
Colony
Crook County
Cola W. Shepard
Robert Dunn
Charles Branum
Wilbur F. Newland
Elisha M. Hardeaty
Colony, Wyoming
Frank J. Hunt
Whitewood
Dakota
Nwl
Ney
Jesse W. Bloxom
H. H. Guderson
Pater
Ames E. Bloxom
Wyo
Warren V. Bloxom
Sylvester Stull
New Haven
Edward P. Storm
U. & Land Office
Ethel M. Baker
Swinely
New Swly
James P. Richey
Neig
Township
Rane
Clement H. Hoback
Horestead
Aid
Ely Sely
Township Sun
Kuope Dow
Husett
Joel C. Evans
Siamuel W. Wooldridge
Charles Hauber
Musett, Wyo
John Thorn
Carlile
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Inter Mountain Globe
Hulett, Wyoming
A. C. Turneaure
Spen
Ideal Pork Homeseeker
Bear Lodge Pharmacy
Harley
Gey Oink
State of
Ste Ney
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
de Lytle
Register. Co
E. Carpenter
U.S. Land Office
Washington, D.C
Ace Lytle
C.K. Carpenter
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