Resignation of S G Hopkins as state land commissioner
Cheyenne State Leader notes the resignation of S G Hopkins after six years of service as Wyoming state land commissioner. It lauds his vision, administration, and role in oil land royalties, predicting large future state royalties from oil wells and praising his fairness. Also mentions Mrs Richard Mayer planning a St Patrick era event and Don Miller with Akter Nelson traveling to Buffalo mine for coal.
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S. G. Hopkins
Wyoming
Hopkins
Mr. Hopkins
Tor le
T Hopkin
Cheyenne
Richard Mayer
Woodman Hall
Don Miller
Akter Nelson
Buffalo Mine
To Start Assessing County in Near Future
County assessor Tanner plans to begin property assessments soon with the help of office staff and several field men. Kemmerer Republican officials note preparations underway.
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Tanner
More School and Road Funds From Forest Fee Increase
The announcement states a two percent rise in national forest use fees, increasing funds for schools and road work in the country. In Lobie county the fee revision will be applied locally, with last year’s distribution totaling 7665.87 dollars. about a portion was shared with school districts and remaining funds used for road and ram projects, now expected to rise toward about 10000 dollars.
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Lobie
Wuppers of
Rece
Amqinik
Amon
Echous
Kemmerer
Carnera
Fragmented Local Notice About Unreadable Text
The readable pieces describe a confusing scene with garbled dialogue and stray phrases. No clear events, names, or places emerge to form a coherent summary or identify a specific person or organization.
Notice of Writ of Attachment in Lincoln County
Pan State of Wromba Lincoln County notices Tom Lem that a Writ of Attachment has been issued to secure a debt of seventy eight dollars and forty cents. The defendant must appear before Justice George R. Blain on March 9, 1917 at 10 am. if not, judgment will be entered and property sold to satisfy the debt and costs. Dated February 21, 1917. Lorin A Loomis, Plaintiff.
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Tom Lem
Lorin A. Loomis
George R. Blain
Lorin A, Loomis
Chamberlain’s Tablets Promote Gentle Constipation Relief
Readers are urged to try Chamberlain’s Tablets for constipation noting they are pleasant to take and work naturally. The ad claims quick relief and pleasant taste, with availability “everywhere.”
Immigrant Rack Skid Arrangements Used in Crook County
An easy unloading rack skid system is being adopted on Crook County ranches. Four posts form two parallel pairs with skids atop tied between them, allowing a rack to lift off the wagon as a team moves away. Reloading uses the wagon to guide the rack back onto the skids and into place.
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Crook County
Points of View in a Dripping Day Exchange
A fragmentary snippet shows Youth speaking of a dreary day and elven imagery, contrasting with Ole Age’s mood and musings on dream cures. The text hints at a 교lumn-like dialogue about generations and hope.
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Elvan Colunbye
Restoration to Entry of Lands in National Forest
Notice of restoration to entry for 360 acres in Teton and Palisade National Forests Wyoming. Lands open for settlement under homestead laws June 1 1906 act at Evanston land office April 30 1917. Details list two applications Richard H Woolard and Chas E Lemmon with specific sections and parcels.
Don't Forget It When Settling Up Your Bills
End of year reminder praising the Telephone Man for saving trips during snow and storm, locating lost stock, and keeping families connected. It notes a 1900s price rise for telephone wire and supplies and urges reader support for extending service. The message emphasizes 22 hours of service daily and the need for funds to continue.
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Ady
Regretted Forgetfulness in a Country Boy
Raymond, visiting town for a dinner with his uncle, watched city cousins play and suddenly grew embarrassed by the sight of a gentlemanly crowd. He whispered tearfully to his mother that he fears he forgot a crucial phrase, saying he “forgot Ye paint my echo” before Tenme Ir.
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Raymond
Tite Minthee
Observing Mammy in a Chicago Tribune excerpt
A fragment from the Chicago Tribune recalls an older colored woman reflecting on a neighbor’s remark about marriage and a hanging tale. The brief vignette hints at social attitudes and local gossip in the neighborhood.
Restoration of Entry for Lands in The Rational Forest
The 45 02 acre Rational Forest lands in Teton National Forest Wyoming face settlement and entry under homestead laws and the June 1 1906 act at Evanston land office on April 30 1017. Applicants Raymond Kent Grovant and D A Miller hold preference rights. qualified settlers may file before April 30 1917. Land parcels include various Lot and Sec allocations totaling 116 61 acres, with a tract near Cor Nos 1 2 and 4 described for A A Bean Jackson Wyoming and Hoback Telephone Line right of way.
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Teton National Forest
Wyoming
United States
States
Evanston
Raymond
Kent
Grovant
D. A. Miller
Cor
A. A. Bean
Jackson
C. M. Imuce
General Land Office
Land Notices for Homestead Entry in Teton National Forest
Notice announces 44.23 acres in Teton National Forest Wyoming open for settlement and entry under the 1906 homestead laws on April 30, 1917. Qualified applicants may file prior to that date. lands described include a 4.21 acre tract in Sec 6 T42N R14W and several large parcel entries listed by names Thomas D Pee Kelly James Massey George M Penrod and others with dates and list numbers.
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Teton National Forest
Wyoming
United States
United States Land Office
Evanston
Cor
Thomas D. Pee
Kelly
L. W
James Massey
Wilson
Ned Ari
Matt Hitt
Bit W
George M. Penrod
Wilken
M. Bmvee
General Landillen
Severe Cold Quickly Cured by Remedy Testimony
A reader from Missouri recalls December first illness described as a wry cold or grip. Two bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy quickly restored health within days, praising it as one of the best medicines and urging others to use it.
Gure to Get You and Submitting to the Operation
A terse note from the Kanaus City Star urges immediate consent for medical procedures, warning that if one doctor fails another will. The column frames surgery as inevitable and emphasizes decisive action.
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Gure
Tre
Kanaus City
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