Being Poached Being Poached Wavy Land Demand in Wyoming
The article notes strong land demand in Wyoming near the Green River basin and Big Piney. E. Cotton Revenue completes purchase of Minnie BR property with 1,240 acres and improvements for 25,000. He plans to move there, develop the valley, and coordinate other nearby acquisitions. More buyers and improvements expected as regional opportunities attract capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Green River
E. Cotton
Big Piney
Cotton
W. H. Vickery
Mullway
Curtis Spears wed in Wyom state notes wedding party
Miss Martha Curtie Curtis and Ralph Gunther presided as maid of honor and beer man at the Curtis Spears wedding held on the 30th anniversary of the groom’s parents’ marriage. Guests from Evanston and Boise joined local friends in a white and pink decor reception and dinner.
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Curtis
Spears Marti
Miss Curtis
Claude P. Spears
India
Ince
Martha
Curtie
Ralph Gunther
Ethel Curtis
Myrtle Cunnington
White
Claude
Mra
Mollivar
Jane
Alto
Merer
Ron
Order
Wyv
J. L. Cheese
Conoington
Evanston
Wyo
Mmm
Otto Rite
Boise
Idaho
A.D. Hosking
Bt. Payne
W. C. Convington
Kemmerer
Mra. Speare
Mr. Foun
Groceries and Markets in Early Trade Debates
Fragmentary notes discuss grocery trade pressures and pricing aims. Mentions buyers and sellers seeking lower prices and the balance between cost and value.
Independent View on Wyoming Governorship
Hartville Uplift editor argues for nominating other candidates over Judge Joseph M. Carey. While praising Carey’s record, the piece contends Wyoming should elect a younger, more forward looking leader and questions Carey’s continued fit for governor.
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Don C. W. Williams
Hartville
Wyoming
Joseph M. Carey
Judge Carey
Corton
Arey
Oibor
United States
Brillant
Dudge Carey
Republican Party
Meeting to Choose Wyoming State Convention Date Set in Cheyenne
Chairman G W Burdick of the Republican State Central Committee calls county committeemen to Cheyenne on July 11 to decide where and when the state convention will be held. Possible sites include Sheridan Newcastle Rawlins with Frontier Days in mind. Roosevelt may attend as a guest of honor if dates align.
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G. W. Burdick
Republican State Ceutral Committee
Cheyenne
Sheridan
Newcastle
Rawlin
Roosevelt
Hone
Teddy
Mule Shoe Ranch Move Amid Car Trip News
Amos Smith drives the new Pope-Hartford 40 hp touring car from Salt Lake City via Evanston toward Hig Piney to open his Mule Shoe ranch home. He travels with Mr and Mrs J M Earl and Mr Maylin. Smith uses a cane after a recent accident.
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Amos Smith
J. M. Earl
Salt Lake City
Mr. Maylin
Hig Piney
Smith
Lighiney
Salt Lake
Indy
Bronehow
Evanston
Karl
Mins Mae Tarter
State Bank of Kemmerer June 1910 Report Highlights
The report of the condition of the National Savings Bank and Trust at Kemmerer Wyom for June 1910 shows assets and liabilities with emphasis on reserves and deposits. Cash on hand and other financial entries are listed alongside liabilities and capital, reflecting the bank’s monetary standing at that close of business.
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First National Bank
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Comptroller of Currency
Washington, D. C
Worret Savings Bank
Wyom
Ibaa Ae Res
Mmemaas
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P. J. Quealy
Victor Smith
Ne Superior Lumber Company
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Naviog
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Bigeareae
Rm Sieev
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Yale University
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Kommerce
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Kenney
Sublette County
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A. D. Hoskins
Vide
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