Wyoming’s claim to great statehood and vast resources
The Cheyenne Pribune extols Wyoming as a future great state with vast mineral wealth and agricultural potential. It cites 75,000 square miles, coal and iron reserves, near inexhaustible minerals, irrigation expansions, and rail development while praising climate, soil, education, and church attendance as marks of progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Ireland
Wyoming
Zeny
Cheyenne
Hartville
United States
Uheyenue
Iron Mountain
Missouri
Colorado
Leadville
Congress
Union
Americay
Cote
Union Parifie
Dopper
Saemmary
Wyomlig
Desperate Feuds Said to Plague Kentucky Counties
Reporter quotes Kentucky feud districts in Mewathitt and surrounding areas where poverty and isolation hinder schooling and safety. A farmer’s quarrel with a storekeeper ends in a fatal feud risk, locals resist outsiders, and residents say state aid is needed to improve schools and protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Tradentwrg
Fl. Holsto
Washington Coat
Mewathitt County
When Smothers Strikes the Oil in Fraternal Town
A fragmented Otter Creek era item details Smothers striking oil and the town’s mixed reactions. It mentions the Medico forecasting gloom, locals cheering or fearing a boom for township twenty three, and characters like Orlando, Dov, and Mam involved in a whimsical, chaotic narrative with rural humor and fanciful consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township Twenty-Three
Wyoming’s Early History and Wyoming’s Birthday
In Sheridan a speaker recalls Wyoming’s origins from exploration to 1840s statehood. He notes the 4th of July celebration with Dr Whitman and Mrs Spaulding, the singing of a patriotic hymn, and the first white women crossing the state. Expansion shaped Wyoming’s fate and its motto Equal Rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Il Parker
Duade
Polnite Weethy
Wyoming
Tate
Whitman
Mr. Spaulding
Gray
Wightman
Bill
Platte
Montana
Spaulding
Thomas Jefferson
Napoleon
Louisiana
Bie
United States
Mississippi
Russia
Mexico
Florida
Spain
England
Hussia
France
Pension grants and torturous years of pain noted
The Oregon Short Line pension board met in Salt Lake City to consider pensions for longtime workers aged over Tyrant age who served twenty years or more. Names listed include veterans from the Preguas Shenk Line system, with some retirees approved and others awaiting final company decisions amid settlement terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Pensions of the
Oregon Short Line
Salt Lake City
Ersten
Preguas Shenk
Howe
Roe Rothier
Diamondville Notes Highlight Social and Travel Nods
Diamondville News captures local goings on with names like Sneddon Mills and Arstrong at Hanna and Glencoe visits. Miss Kate Artold takes a Daly hotel waitress job while others depart for hunting trips in upper Ham's Park. John Nell resigns from Diamond Coal, Kensington Embroidery Club holds a meeting, and L D8 Ladies Primary Association hosts annual conference drawing attendees from Fort Bridger Huttes Lyman Rock Springs Spring Valley Randolph with a Sunday program and Saturday reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson
Blandon
Kate Artold
Frontier
Daly
Ladies’ Primary Association
Woodruff Stake
L. D
Fort Bridger Huttes
Lyman
Rock Springs
Spring Valley
Randolph
Throbbing Headache Relief Promoted by New Life Pills
Advertisement claims Dr King s New Life Pills quickly ease sick and nervous headaches by purifying blood and improving health. Priced at 15 cents with money back if not satisfied. Sold by Kemmerer Drug Co and Chas Henderson Diamondville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Kemmerer Drug Co
Chas
Henderson Diamondville
Frontier Notes from the Mining Town and Surroundings
Pay day at the mines and local events fill the Frontier Notes. Tan Rathbun visits from Fontenelle. Mrs. James Smith and Mrs. Geo Hafiz host gatherings. Geo Malone suffers a mild measles attack. Frontier ball team loses to Diamondville by an unspecified score. Kemmerer Coal starts a prospecting drill near Willow Creek mine. Locals hunted as chicken season opens. Miss Mary Hamilton from Evanston visits. Wm. Martin injures a finger at a Sunday game. Whalen and Allen Rae assist in rescue work at Anna. Mrs. Frank Lander and son visit from By Foster. Dr. W. A. Hocker hosts guests. Wool shipments circulate, with clips from Spencer Bros. and others. Angie McLean, deputy game warden, enforces chicken season rules near Cumberland. several men fined 1000 dollars. Notices include sale of a parcel and ads for typewriters and real estate.
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Frontier
Diamondville
Kemmerer Coal
Willow ‘Creek
Mary Hamilton
Evanston
Frank Marlone
Whalen
Allen Rae
Anna
Frank Lander
By Foster
W. Davis
Cumberland
W. A. Hocker
Complex public notice on land reclamation and bids in Fremanty
A damaged OCR text outlines a public notice from Fremanty about a land reclamation project. It names authorities, locations, and deadlines, including Coro and Corawa references, with references to competing individuals and groups. The full details are unclear due to legibility but indicate official actions and dates.
Notice for Publication United States Lagi Umer Evanston Wyoming
Notice lists a publication in Evanston Wyoming with names such as Kenner Wye and Corey Newton, asserting an address and registration details. It mentions Cumberland and a concern with residence information, possibly relating to a public notice or claim process. The fragmentary text includes individuals and locations but lacks complete actions or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lagi Umer
Evanston
Wyoming
Cumterland
Rane
Rwldenice Iwation
Charles i
Tan
Yani Leanand
Corey
ratHer Nhton
Moalater
Notice for Publication Taned B jew Land OMitor
Notice to all adverse claimants to present authentic title. Filing details reference Taned B jew Land OMitor Vanston at awe pros of oy ara erg Sanaa Saran Aa yeh mor fi pro Tink. Public notice directs claimants to appear and submit proofs before the appropriate authority at Next yoruling in Bost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taned B Jew
Vanston
Pat Tay
York
Ulata Pau
Tochailip
Desert Land Proof Notice for Publication in Wyoming
Notice is hereby given that EMILY BELENA of Core Fremont County Wyoming has filed a notice of intention to make proof on desert land claim No 51908. The hearing and testimony will be before register and referee at Compton Wyoming on a date to be fixed. Participants include Clemmer C. Dye and Edwin Miller among others. The action relates to reclamation and establishment of final proof for desert land in Cota Wyoming.
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Desert Land
United
Lang Omos
Vatis
Clemmer C. Dwikiap
Com
Kaki
Gerbert
Edwin €. Miller
John C. Molds
Emily
Katin
Cota
Wyo
Chas
Kingston
Rogiater
Notice of Land Claim Adjudication in Kingston
Public notice announces proof of residence and land claim for a settler in 1908. Names include Flip McGovern, Joseph McGovern, Todd, Jon Morrison, and others in Sarna, Wyong, Hurns, and Kingston where the register and related parties oversee the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevenston
Tollowie
Flip McGovern
Joseph, McGover
Sarna
Wyong
Notice of Land Claim in Uintah County Wyoming
United States Land Office Evanston Wyoming announces a notice of intention to locate on a tract of land. The claim is filed and a proof will be made before a local official on a specified date. Witnesses are named to prove continuous residence and cultivation of the claim.
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States Land Office
Evanston
Ile
Wyonung
Warney NS
Thmball
Ahstyn
Titin W
Barrows
Fragmented OCR Note From Local Page
A partial readable fragment mentions a community group and a distant event. The text is unclear but hints at tribal or religious context and a discussion about names and places. No definite persons, dates, or places can be confirmed from the legible words.
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Tis Resources and Opportunities
Hansons
Smothers
Orlando
Dov
Toil
Smethers
Hubble
Mam
Toll
Wales
Brother Phelps
Tle
Phelps
Old Powell
Hubiie
Curtis
Noywen
Chamberlin Colle
Anmeroun
Joe Golobivk
Colusa
Calif
Inique
Kemmerer Drigo
Chas Flederson
Diammond Ville
Diamondville News
Davis
Mice Hutt Sneddon
Glencoe
Sneddon
Mills
Arstrong
Hanna
Isabella Russell
Mowers
Padilie
McDeermaid
Law Vie
John Nell
Diamond Coal Office
Garden City
Kensington Embroidery Club
J. HL. Halloren
C. HL. Crane
Joseph Vincent
The
Mountain Trading Company
Chicago
Vincent
Frontier Notes
Tan Rathbun
Fontenelle
James Smith
Geo. B. Hafiz
Geo. Malone
Malone
Wm. Martin
Berk
Spencer Bros
Walter Fenner
Ed. Brantly
Dan Rathbuin
Angie MarLean
Cuimberland
Suiday
J. L. Beaves
Alex. Jinoivon
Justies
de, Bob, Nly
Myust
Ronal Hope
Son
Martin
Hal Young
Ape
Underwood Typewriter
Cora
Olivia
Laniela
Arra Wining
Society
Ber
Lodgr
An, MI
Reesborg
Rome
Moses
Olympia
Lavan
He Mowilvilie
Mata Venting
Konus Robingos
Oregon
Trainerus Daily Ap Foie Hon
LY Granger
Sohaan
Sam iv Kemmerer
Joan
Hoothward
Lowa
Kemer Tos A
A. Hindenla
Optician
OLD Reliable
Hotchkiss Bros., Proprietors
Diamondville, Wyo
Kentuck
Tranea
Cay
Enfield
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