Change in Star Valley Independent editor named Henry Billing
In the August 3 1907 issue U S Vaterlaus steps down as manager of the Star Valley Independent and Henry Billing takes over. Vaterlaus expresses pride in past work and Billing is welcomed to continue the paper’s public mission. Also reported is the Boise Haywood trial verdict of not guilty after weeks of testimony.
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Star Valley Independent
U. S
Billing
Waterfalls
William D. Haywood
Boise City
Haywood
Les
Harry Orchard
The Depreciation of the Dollar and Gold Demand
An excerpt from Collier’s Weekly argues currency depreciation stems from pure chance and social conditions rather than policy. It discusses gold as yardstick, rising demand for gold, and production costs falling, predicting a weaker dollar and inflation driven by speculative and industrial forces. It notes wage pressures and a general shift in economic value affecting everyday purchasing power locally.
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Colliers Weekly
Dien
Seterier
Prowling Discovery
Busliee
Seston
Dell
Wil Bheen
Dean
Dees
Yale
Gil
Astieis
Tomipliy
Sinkanbin Sacumelovlly
Fragmentary notes echo headlines from this morning’s paper
Vague lines refer to dust axioms of Adam Slutie and Jous Stv Art Mill, hinting at sharper imagery in today’s headlines. The fragmentary text offers little concrete detail beyond a stylized newspaper mood and scattered proper names.
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Adam Slutie
Jous
Notice of contest for Homestead entry No 2740 Wyoming
Public contest notice from Thomas V. Davis Register regarding a homestead entry dispute in Wyoming. The claim by Harry Mortas is challenged for alleged nonresidence and abandonment of improvements. Proceedings include hearings before U.S. Commissioner and Land Office, with notice by publication and seizure of rights.
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Willan
Fenn
Wyoming
Fide Soveriber
Soo
Nae Ringe
Harellory
Conteston
Harry Mortas
Allah
U.S
Emimerer
Uly Sth
Div
Peor
Thomas V. Davis
Register
Notice For Publication Coal Entry at Evanston Wyoming 1907
Notice is given that VD G ISENHART of Uinta County Wyoming filed an entry application for lands in the SW quarter of the NE quarter and other parts of Section 4 Township 2N Range 1W. Residents and all persons claiming adversely may file protests by August 26 1907 with Thomas V Davis Register.
Notice for Publication Coal Entry MorGAN J KAVANAGH
Notice in Evanston Wyoming that MORGAN J KAVANAGH of Diamondville Uinta County Wyoming filed a coal declaratory statement for the NE quarter of Section No 5 Township 25 North Range 115 West seeking to purchase land under 2448 to 2852 Revised Statutes. Adverse claimants must file affidavits of protest by August 1. THOMAS V DAVES, notary.
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Evanston
Wyoming
Lana Times
Morgan J. Kavanagh
Diamondville
Uinta County
United States
Thomas V. Daves. & Athster
Notice for Publication of Coal Entry Eyam Wyoming
Notice is given that ROUT N SNEDDO of Diamondville Uinta County Wyoming on September 3 filed coal declaratory for the West half of the West half of section 3 township 1 range 1. The land is offered for purchase under Sections 26s to nar and state statutes. Protest or objections must be filed before the first day of August. Registered by THOMAS V DAVIS, register.
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Eyam
W Yoring
Jana Umiee
Evanston
Wyong
Jogo
N. Sneddo
Diamondville
Uinta County
State of
Wyon Ing
A.D
Stu
Township Hall
Thomas
Davis
Egister
Chapin
Iiute
Wypne
Uwnahl
North Tance
Jursans
Dawes
Hogister
Notice for Publication Coal Entry Hranston Wyoming
Notice for publication concerns a coal entry in Hranston Wyoming by Igor Sotien Iser and ACE de CAROLLO Thamondville Ulote County. It notes an application in the Southeast quarter Section 1 No 1, Township 2 North Range 11g Weak and invites protests by August and specifies legal formalities under the Revised Statutes of the United States.
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Hranston
Wyoming
Landonn
Ranston
Igor Sotien Iser
Carollo
Thamondville
Ulote County
Wyomine
Djuny
Joma Homas Y Davis
Notice for Publication Coal Entry in Wayne County
Notice of publication of a coal entry in Wayne County state of Wyoming. Applicant Dawes, Hogister, requests declaratory water rights under United States statutes and state regulations. The filing lists party details, the case reference, and the protest rights under the relevant legal framework.
Notice for Publication Coal Entry Title
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Austin
YSN Lab
Lagat Utne Hvanetou
Gina
Newton
Lamond Ile
Auer Hive Hall
Tadley Davie
Mowistur Rahten
Draying dove to all parts of the city orders for coal
A terse city notice announces orders for coal and related denial of service at Tallon shop or Delephone hea, signaling distribution restrictions and official directives.
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Strictly IN
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Kemmerer, Wyo
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the of Kemmere
Coal Entry
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Unit
Bel
Brown
Janay
Vo Daves
Rigister
Glencoe
Joe Pagliasotti
Jon Croce
Kemmerer Hotels
Sason
Tom
Ming, Prop
Pinedale
R. M. Turner
J. B. Roberts
the Occidental Saloon
Harvard
the Pioneer Tailors
Feed & Sale
W. Bell
Wm. O’connell
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Con Brady
Draying
M. C. Dolar
Drs, Cunnington & Hocker
First Nations Bank
L. Quealy, Je
Cumberland' Kemmerer
Milwaukee
St Louis
Denver
Womias
HOTEL
Tessie Lalman
Fred Teloman
Manger
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Mischler Bros
Joe Gideon
Callahan
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