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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1915
Page
6
A garbled OCR snippet hints at names like Saeko Wrenn and Someempries HaTei, with unclear action. The readable bits suggest a narrative about people, events, or a social moment, but the fragment provides no concrete outcome or place.
Notice announces restoration to entry of lands in the national forest. It lists applicants with preference rights for homestead entries, names locations in Wyoming and details a survey description, acreage, and relevant dates for filing prior to June 13, 19XX. It names Walter Hoseman, Joseph A Nethercott, Harley Hutte, Georgia A Kay, and others as involved applicants. The notice is issued by the Assistant Commissioner of the General Land Office.
A lengthy Government notice announces tentative land entries in the Teton and Wyatt National Forest areas in Wyoming. It lists multiple survey tracts with legal descriptions, corner references, and claimant names including Miss Josie Hathaway Bondurant and Maurice Willige Jackson among others. The document notes eligibility rules under homestead laws and sets June 12, 1904 as a key date for preference rights and filing.
Notice of restoration of entry rights under the 1916 act in the Teton and Yellowstone National Forests Wyoming. Describes lands eligible for settler preference rights, requirements for agricultural occupation, and filing procedures at the US land office in Evanston with date references to January and June statutes and limited to qualified applicants. The notice outlines steps for applicants to claim homestead rights and the conditions for entry.
Public lands totaling about 340 acres in the Tete National forest area are opened for homestead entry under the Homestead Act. The Evanston Wyoming land office will accept applications on June 12, with a June 13 deadline for qualified settlers who held prior agricultural use or have a preference right. The notice lists a described parcel near Snake River Hobagh Canyon with legal bearings, and names several applicants exercising preferred rights, including Thomas J. Laveety and Tommy Metering, subject to final qualification.
Public notice announces a tract sale in Wyoming under federal land laws. Bayt H Markness of Wyoming applies, with 13 acres offered at one o'clock PM on May 11, for Lot 4 in Section My, Town Map 40 N, Range West. Sale will occur at the county courthouse following statutory requirements.
Public notice from Wyoming land offices dated April 14 1915 to May 28 1915 announces eligibility and objections for a land selection under the 1881 act and 1906 statutes. It lists township 40 north range 17 meridian 172 acres, and warnings of protest deadlines. Also records possession and sale notices for livestock and a separate homestead entry in Jackson and Grovont areas with witness lists and five year proof requirements.
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