Notice for Publication for Leiria Vandermark Homestead Claim
Public notice announces Leiria Vandermark of Joe Wyoming will prove final three year proof to establish a land claim in Township 40 North Range 117 West Sixth Principal Meridian. Hearing before Nathan A Davin at Jackson Wyoming on June 6 1922 lists witnesses EJ Mayer August Christensen Don J Haight Oscar Lenton all of Jackson. First publication April 20 1922. Last publication May 25 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leiria Vandermark
Joe Wyoming
Range 117
Marid- Hon
Han
Nathan A. Davin
Jackson
Wyorcing
EJ. Mayer
August Christansen
Don
J. Haight
Ovcar Lenton
Wye
Notice of Intent for Three Year Proof in Wyoming
Frank M Hansen of Bondurant Wyoming filed notice of intention to make three year proof for a Homestead Entry Serial 00068 in the Banner Township area. Before U S Commissioner Daniel Wyoming on April 23 1922 witness list includes Len Campbell Oliver Robinson Join Holivaagen all of Bondurant Wyoming. First publication May 16 1922 last publication April 20 1082
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mr. Hansen
Bondurant
Wye
Ban
Biath Princpal Meridian
B.A. Michard
U. & Comminsiover
Daniel
Wyoming
Len B. Campball
Oliver Robinson
Notice of Final Proof on Forest Homestead in Jackson Wyoming
Department of the Interior Land Office at Evanston Wyoming issues notices of intention to make final proof for two land entries. George T. Lamb of Jackson and Walter Howman of Jackson are named as claimants with witnesses listed. proceedings dated March 15 1922 with publications from April 6 to May 11 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter ©. Howman
Jackson
Wyoming
HI. B.S
Unis
Nathan A. Daviy U
George T. Lamb
Bly
BG. Irati
John G. Counts
Leas
Wey J.T. Mouth
Heglster
Notice of final proof for land claim in Wyoming 1922
William Shyersolf West of Posatello Idaho filed for final three year proof to establish a land claim in T39N R116W sixth principal meridian near Jackson Wyoming. National witnesses include Geo C Lamb Walter Hosman John Counts and M Ely all of Hodack and Jackson Wyoming. Public notice dates Apr 20 1922 to May 25 1922 with final hearing June 6 1923 before Nathan A Davis U S Commissioner.
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U. 8
Evanston
Wyo Mar
Wm. Shyersolf West
Posatello
Idaho
Nathan A. Davis
U.S
Jackson
Wyoming
Geo
C. Lamb
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Domnency Imanon
In the District Court probate matter of Domnency Imanon deceased. Letters of administration issued April 6 1922 to James G Iwanson administrator. Creditors must file claims with vouchers at Jackson Lincoln County Wyoming within six months or be barred. Claims not exhibited within one year from letters may be forever barred. Dated April 1922 P V Spaulding attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ees Os
Imanon
Huxesy
Lhe
Jackson
Lincoln County
Wyoming
P. V. Spaulding
Atorney
James G. Iweson
Adwiniwteavor
Florida Coastline Length Questioned and Misstated
A garbled passage cites Florida as having the longest coastline with an extent about 00 miles, followed by California at roughly 700 miles. The text is readable but inconsistent. the fragment suggests a comparison of state coast lengths with errors in figures.
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Florida
Long Coast Line
Wioride
Californa
Elk Fence Costs in Jackson Hole Valley Stacks
About 250 hay stacks in South Park Jackson Hole require alk proof fencing. Estimated cost per stack to protect bay from elk is 2880 dollars, totaling around 7000 dollars for the valley portion. Authorities note elk wintering throughout the lower valley necessitates protection expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Park
Jackson Hole
Elk Ave Predatory Elk Wreak Havoc on Valley Feed Stacks
Farmers report elk interfere with hay stacks along Elk Avenue, breaking into multiple feed yards nightly. The herd roams from sunset, destroying poles and fences, while owners sleep at stacks or shoot at animals to protect property. Snowstorms increase access, raising estimated losses to the stately area.
Elk Fence to Shield Ranch Feed Yard Proposed
A plan suggests fencing a ranch of 200 300 or 400 acres with an elk proof barrier to serve as a feed yard. The measure aims to reduce damage, save state funds, and spare many elk from perishing due to settlers dogging them through deep snow or neglect around hay stacks.
The People of the Elk Demand Policy Change
The valley residents recall thirty years of elk protection efforts and sacrifices to save the herd. They warn that continued sympathy for innocent animals may lead to their destruction unless the state wakes up and demands a policy shift before it is too late.
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Department of the "Interior
U. & Land Office
Teyamontl
J.T. Booth
Department of the Interior
U. G. Land
Bvanston
Jackson Mercantile Company
R. A. Fuller
Prop
J.R. Jones
Department of the Interior, Vu. & Land Office
H. B.S
Tocce
Walter O. Heaman
H. M. Ely
B.G
Jackson State Bank
Robert E. Miller
Provident
Frank 8. Wood
View
Barry Wagner
Cashier
T. P. Redmond, P. C. Hansen
Dackson Leather Shop
Parore
R. F. Kersten
J. A. Haverbach
Balt, Lake Ofty
Dr. Young
Driggs
Old Br
Estray
W. C. Winegar
Jackson Blacksmith Shop
Brown & Wood
The
People of
Elk
Vincent the Tallor
Jackson Drug CO
Charles Deloney
Sor
Ittle Brothers
Goodrich Tire
Gingon
Wm. Mercill
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