Interview with the Register on Coal Lands Claims
The article outlines changes from the Interior Department affecting coal land claims in which applicants may file notices of claim without fees. It explains land entry delaying until certificates are restored, and notes rules about irrigation delays and affidavits. It mentions the register in Evanston and nearby offices guiding entrymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andl Ming
Viet Unter
Thaa Beer
Entey
Ble
Orion
U.S
Department
Desert
Iapd
Land Office
Will Hold for 20 Cents
T Lambert reports sheep at The Kock springs since winter are kept for 20 cents. He plans to move to Foesil this week to speak with local sheepmen about lambing in Detopeey Hasina. Lambing season will occur as hills nearby, with Lambert informing local shepherds of the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Lambert
Kock
Dari
Foesil
Detopeey
Hasina
Mr Lambert
Gshat
Koel
Sheep Bridge Out After Flood May Affect Local Fields
A report states the cable deep bridge at the west edge of a late creek failed, causing the sheep to be stranded and hindering passage for squads moving livestock from the desert. If delay continues, the Hock factory could face notable hardship.
Automobile Troubles at Depot Sparking Local Debate
A garbled report recalls Sammon’s car scene on the street, noting delays and a depot incident. The piece mentions a kinship with a brother and questions of responsibility, with no injuries or fatalities reported and no speed limit violations clearly confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammon
Lejee Wee
Wwe
Oil Well Prospect Near Jama Fork Reported
Foss resident TA Mabbell and his brother return from an exploration trip to Jama Fork head where formations show interest. They plan to drill a well between the tunnel and Poesil this week. Assays indicate oil with 2 percent gasoline and a balance of lubricating quality oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TA. Mabbell
Foss
Caroe Ty
Jama Fork
Mr. Mabbell
Poesil
Pete Sullivan Wins Fight in San Francisco Showdown
Pete Sullivan of Fall River Massachusetts defeated Jack VReese of Chicago in six rounds at the Bellanne Athletic Club in Oakland earning a wide decision. Sullivan floored Keely and kept Chicago tentative, while O'Keefe drew with Isree and Priveman won on a finish. Sullivan's win boosts his prospects for big Showright division bouts.
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San Francisco
Cal
Peter Sullivan
Fall River
Mies
Jack Vreese
Chicago
Bellanne Athletic Club
Oakland
Gaitte
Sullivan
Keely
Purported Midway Wyoming shooting report disputed
The Montpelier Examiner reports a shooting of a sheepherder near Midway Wyoming, but sources deny any such incident. The Examiner notes no evidence and cautions readers against cowboys causing disaster rumors, urging careful verification.
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Montpelier
Midway
Wyoming
Alove
Examiner
Wana Mattie
Warren Family Births Highlight Cheyenne News
A cablegram reports the birth of a daughter to Senator Warren and his wife. The child, named Annie Laramie, is described as a popular addition seen in Cheyenne and Washington social circles. The Cheyenne Tribune notes the event as a public interest item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Warren
Mia
Pershing Ot Mayila
Cheyenne Tribune
M Bing
F. OR. Warren
Cheyenne
Washington
Annie Laramie
Oil Burner Returning to Service and Local Crews
Traveling engineer inspected engines in town and reported the Ke rgin Shrow engine from Park Division last winter will be toned and reassigned to its division as a fuel burner. No. S71 to be moved from Cumberland for local work, and No. ds to come from Pocatello to relieve N71. F. E. B. Curtis, the jeweler, offers Kemmerer souvenir spoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kergin
Cunberland
Pocatello
Frontier Notes glimpse of regional events and changes
Frontier Notes reports a wide mix of local items including visits to Salt Lake City and Evanston, court attendance, a death prompting travel to West Virginia, a hospital update on Mike Hake, coal transport for the Kein tuvper Coal Company, leadership changes at Frontier Mines, a chorus and glee club forming in Kemmerer, corrections about site cleanup, and concerns over Carney Edwards and hoisting operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Salt Lake City
Frontier Supply Company
Mesh
Roos
Lewis
Muyt
John Nesbit
de A. Grant
Evanston
Dick Warner
West Virna
We Tather
Mike Hake
Salt Lake
Pitty
J. O
Jot McPhie
Kenmers
Rose Griffith
Frontier Mines
Diamond Coal & Coke Company
Diamondvisle
Goldie
Eugene Hell
Brownson
New York
Mares
T. Steawart
Kenmnerer
Win
Sueddon
Livgzies
Vena Sueddon
Anne
Anaconila
Mont
Marth
A. Stm
Rogers Aid
BO W. O'Brien
Hie Citizens Coal Company
Veter W. Flood
Skull Point
Elk Coal Company
Tommy
Marshal Win. Sneddon
Diamondville
Messrs
Robt. Fortester
Mark Hopkins
Palmridge
Eyton Sales
Mitte
Ge Whiyte
Printing Note: Stationery and Commercial Work Tight Turnaround
The article notes readiness to focus on printing stationery and commercial tasks and to produce finished pieces quickly on short notice.
Diamondville social life and river hogs rumor in Diamondville
The Diamondville column reports on a lively local social scene led by the Roosters, notes a dozen residents hosting a party at Mrs PT. 2 Stewart, and mentions a rumor of dead hogs in the nearby river investigated by Deputy Sheriff Carl Rodgers with no findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamondville
Stewart
Here
Prentier
Carl Rodkers
Republican Primary Delegation Meeting In City Hall
Republican electors meet Saturday evening April 1 to elect four delegates for the Evanston convention on April 28. All Republican voters urged to attend. By order of Peter Gordon Jr Precinct Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Peter Gordon, Jr
Blooming Out With Style At Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins
A vintage advertisement from Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins promotes clothing and accessories to enhance appearance. The notice touts dress improvements, neckties at 75 cents, underwear at 1.50, stockings 25 to 65 cents, ribbons, combs, oxford shoes, and muslin undergarments as essential body wear. It emphasizes outfits that boost confidence and prosperity.
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The
Register of
Office
Laramie Glee Club
Wil
Callahan’s Opera House
Manna
James Perry
Red” Davis
Middle West
Wyoming Hall
Will Hargrove and
E. Sykes
Cumberland
Arkicking
Pete Sullivan
W. HL
Opal
Harold Lester
Geological Survey
Tireen River
Mr. Lester
Pennsylvania
B. P. Bondurant
Fall River Basin
Senator Warren
F. EB. Curtis
Frontier Notes
Carney Edwards
Nood
A W. Stringer
Diamondville News
Wright Seafield
Seafield
Brice
Mary Peterson
Paddis
Thomas Sneddon
Jans Edwards
Granger
Bryce Preeman
Jessie Sneddon
Cokeville
Thamas Timmis
Matt Passio
Buster Brown
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins
F. R. Curtis
Kemmerer, Wyoming
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