The Kemmerer Camera Reflects Local Farming Outlook
A Wyoming Observer notes shift from stock raising to diversified farming. F. Bail of Daniel visits from Opal to load winter supplies for the ranch as Charley sells Cottonwood and pursues Rye Grass ranch development. Focus remains on dry farming gains and soil improvement through new cultivation and laterals.
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Ahas. F. Bail
Daniel
Opal
Charley
Ja Gow
Wyoming
Charney
Fisher Gains Land Claim in Green River Valley Case
In a land dispute Judge upholds the title secured by Jason B. Brainard and Mrs. Brainard under desert entry, despite government objections that final proofs overstate improvements. Defendants prove 200 acres irrigated per entry. government contends improvements meet legal minimum, not interpreted as required final proofs. Attorneys Kinkead and Memt ter argue demurrer. court sustains it, keeping the land titles valid.
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Green River Valley
Fisher
Plaker
Jason B. Brainard
Kinkead
Memtter
Mine Examinations Clark and Associates Notes
Examination log lists Clark and associates with four items including Aitebiose hs and Joao Huo ter. Entries reference Henry nee ae eta and Cirmen iy Jerry among others in a scattered, partial text segment.
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Clark
John 4
Aitebiose
Local Jeweler Defends Honest Prices and Quality Goods
A long-time jewelry firm denounces mail order cut rates, asserting genuine value with fair wages for artisans. The ad boasts diamond prices, watches, cut glass, rings from 1.00, carving sets, flatware, and installment options, promising better quality and lower costs than catalogues.
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Rogers
Wallace
Coal Prospecting Drill Finds High Grade Coal Remains Hidden
Article notes Coke company installed a diamond drill in the south town to locate the No 2 ofite mine and high grade coal. After extensive work the coal seam pinched and prospecting failed, but drilling may reopen taps if workings are extended. Hendricks & partners offer delivery at $3.50 per ton.
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Hendricks
Hay for Sale in Hammond Fork Area
A damaged notice advertises 100 tons of wild hay for sale at Sam Adame on Hamefork. The fragment mentions L. G. Jones and local names with a publication notice under the Georgia Alabama Kentucky patent matter with a filing in the Davia Mextstor office and Register on October 1, 1904, about a notice for publication.
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Jin
Sam Adame
Hamefork
L.G. Jones
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