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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1919
Page
4
Fragmentary text from Jackson's Hole Courier announcing publishing details and a spectral inquiry. Mention of January 108 and Jerinem with Jerinem, Wroming, and a reference to an observer of events. lacks clear events or outcomes.
Instruction on oxalic acid use for ink removal warns to rinse with Jovelle water and counter nets to neutralize oxalic acid. Follow with bolting water rinse to remove chemfenia and prevent fiber damage.
For sale potatoes at one dollar per hundred with delivery within Jackson town limits. Express packages and address services to be left at Jackson Meal Market operated by Wallace Ricks. Also offered two young golden retrievers well broke with driving survey tools by I. W Plym in Jackson.
Notice is given that 674.04 acres within Teton National Forest Wyoming will be subject to settlement and entry under the homestead act at Evanston land office on March 4 1919. Preference rights exist for actual occupants prior to 1906 and those listed as applicants on March 4 1918, with lands described by sections and tracts in ranges 143 and 117 west within townships 45 to 47 north. C M Brace Assistant Attorney General Land Office.
Public land office notice from Wyoming dated March 4 1949 announces a land claim on 304.40 acres within Teton National provision, stating preference rights for prior agricultural claimants and potential coal beneath the surface. It lists applicants and references and notes general land title to underlying coal as reserved by the United States government.
Notices announce a 479.14 acre tract in the Teton National Forest under the 1908 homestead act with March 4, 1919 deadline for settlement and entry. Named applicants George Clark and James M. We present descriptions of two parcels, both reserving U.S. coal rights beneath the surface, with location details in T46N R114W and T44N R113W, and Forest Service monuments marking corners.
Restoration notice describes 1967 160 acres and related tracts in sections and townships, with coal and phosphate reservation. It notes eligible settlers may claim homestead rights and specifies dates and general land office actions. The document references General Land Office authority and December 13, 1916 filing.
Department of the Interior Land Office Evanston Wyoming reports Charles H Kivehart of Kelly Wyoming filed intent to perfect a three year fractional homestead claim for lands in section 9 township 42 north range 116 west sixth principal meridian. The affidavit list Walter L Spicer Slim L Sirautt Otto H Bark and Max Rilink of Kelly as witnesses. Hearing set before Otho B Williams Jackson Wyoming on February 1 1910.
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Notice proclaims entry of 140 acres in T 30 N R 116 W and adjacent sections within the national forest in Wyoming. It lists G W Praisewater of Jackson as applicant with March 4 1939 as filing date under homestead laws. Preference rights apply to actual settlers as of January 1 1906 who did not abandon cultivation and habitation.
Fragmented OCR outlines tentative settlement and entry for Teton National Forest lands in Wyoming under homestead laws. Names and dates are garbled but indicate multiple Lot, Section, and Township descriptions with applicant listings and prior rights.
Notice details land openings within the Teton National Forest Wyoming for settlement and entry under federal law. It lists tracts of 160 and 18.45 acres with descriptions and location data including township ranges and sections, prior rights for settlers, and conditions for homestead entries. Labeled as a land office notice dated December 13 1918.
Notice a nearby area is set for entry within the Teioa homestead area and the act in Tenet 44 Stat, BSS. March 4, 1918. Describes a tract of 159.48 acres within Secs. 28 and 29, T.46 N., R.118 W., 6th P.M. Description cites Yellowstone National Park landmarks and coal deposits reserved to the United States.
Notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish a homestead claim by Guy C J Shannon of Jackson Wyoming on a tract described by metes and bounds along the Hobeck River in Township 30 North Range 115 and 116 West Sixth Principal Meridian. The hearing before U S Commissioner at Jackson Wyoming on January 11 1910 will witness Cora B Chasnes A Bilas Cole and Walter as witnesses.
Notice indicates annual meeting to be held January 20 1910 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon at the office in Jackson Causeiped, Wyse, seeking officers for the coming year. Fred Lavejay listed as a participant with mention of property and rectory considerations.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Tate’s situation with tablets and a gentle outcome, though many terms are unreadable leaving key details uncertain about person, place, and event.
Public notice for Paul A menon of Jackeva Wyoming detailing Forest and Additional Homestead entries from 1911 and 1918. Describes Tract A with corner points and boundary lines, Tract B with area 10.78 acres, and mentions land survey stakes and official recording on the Mth day of January 11. The text notes dates, tract numbers, and survey bearings in a formal government filing.
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