Proposed Constitutional Amendments Wyoming 1922 Ballot
Wyoming voters would decide two amendments from the Sixteenth Legislature. Measure One seeks higher salary limits for county officers in three valuation tiers, including sheriff clerk and assessor, with specific caps. Measure Two creates a unified Board of Land Commissioners to manage state lands with auction sale rules and delegated powers.
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Wyoming
Islarids
Schoosehall
Achoola
Goveror
Board of Land Commissioners
Congress
Iaid Board
W. W. Chaplin
Notice For Publication Interior Land Office Evanston Wy
Notice is given that Dora Beats of Jarkon Wyoming on November 1 1010 made Donaore Land Matry Serial 1001 for Lot 1 Section 4 Township North Range Sixth Principal Meridian has filed notice of intention to make Final Proof to establish title before Nathan A Davis Clerk at Jackon Wyoming on the twenty fourth day of November 1027 with witnesses Kline Wileun Verda Wileon Hoy Lan Howard Cheery all of Jackon Wyoming dated Oct 6 1027 registered May 10 4 Registration.
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Department Af Interior
Evanston
Wyoming
Dora Beats
Jarkon
Nathan A. Davis
Jarkeon
Train crash at state fair grounds injures Murray
Bolvo reports Murray skidded at the one eighth mile point sending his car 38 feet into the finish area. He suffered a broken left thigh and a badly bruised left arm as wreckage scattered. The incident occurred amid a day of fires, fines, and local incidents across Cheyenne Denver Great Falls Salt Lake Moscow and Boise with varied local repercussions.
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Bolvo
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Dock Murray
Pont
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Wyoming News Bits Mixed Rural Tragedies and Record Feats
A collage of Wyoming items reports a child’s death from a horse accident, drownings in the Platte River near Sunrise, a man electrocuted at Casper power plant, and a frontier day roping record set by Ben Johnson of Oklahoma. Also noted are train washout delays near Lander, windstorm damage near Gillette, and legal notices tied to prohibition era enforcement and state events.
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Eumold
Willan
Piat
Giermiey
Frienedi
Cie Xentence
Harpenet JA
Corti
Brown
Distet
Lander
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Ben Johnnn
Oklahoma
Ivan
Johnson
O Cheyenne
Lowery
Oklahomma
Hightair
Basin
Wats
Wyombic
Dorliovion & Quteey
Curn & Nurtlevostern Eastraadi
Henporore
Metwronda
Strikcin
Sheridan
Casper Lander
Gillette
Greyball
Calvin Moathing
Casper
Nutrona Power Company
Math Tan
Wyomng
American Legion Convention
Torrington
Charles B. Pliner
Whe G. Motz
Wyoming
A. TB. Yonken
Silverton
E.dy Goppert
Cody
Moyd T. Herrin
Worland
HL Hoover
Keniuerer
Awk
Matheson
Launder
Skinner Apartments
Thermopolla
Belms
Idate
Swedenk
Addie Borgis
Shulter
Okla
Crowmee
Hidie
John Smnelser
M. Heater
Hellands
Meuter
Haerville
Dante Atentulin
Peeturchor
Atewralio
Terk
Jijenene
Birtdane
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China
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Intermountain States
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Tanner
Moscow
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Montpelier
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University School of Mines
Boise
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Clark
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Murray Warner
Troxident
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