Wyoming Prospects As A Great State And Resource Hub
Cheyenne Pribune highlights Wyoming as a rising great state with vast area, rich minerals, coal and iron ore, irrigation potential, and strong agricultural capacity. It notes favorable climate, ample water, rail prospects, large land grants under Carey act, and growing towns and churches, framing Wyoming as an underappreciated yet pivotal frontier.
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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 in Kentucky Highlighted by Official Comments
A Washington reporter quotes Representative Tradentwrg on Kentucky feud districts where life is cheap. In Magician Creek region, a farmer’s quarrel with a storekeeper ends in fatal feud risks, while locals endure sparse schools and limited state help. The account notes a rough culture where human life is valued less than livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Tradentwrg
Fl. Holsto
Washington Coat
Mewathitt County
When Smothers Strikes the Oil and Town Life Shifts
A fragmented verse narrative links the oil boom with Smothers striking the oil field. It imagines economic cheer, social changes, and local figures like Mam the Fossil Queen and Randolph, Phelps, and Curtis as the town pipes up for the expected boom. The piece mixes humor, superstition, and warnings about cholera and medical advice amid the oil prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mam
Toll
Wales
Smothers
Wyoming's Early History Celebration and Expansion
A Sheridan speech recalls Wyoming's founding story from the 4th of July picnic led by Dr. Whitman and Mrs. Spaulding, noting the first white women in the state and the flag, Bible, and prayer that marked territorial possession. It traces Wyoming’s birth from the Louisiana Purchase, expansion debates, and shifting claims by France, England, Russia, Spain, and Mexico before statehood in July 1890.
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
Electric Bitters Touted as Cure All for Rheumatism
A reading shows Joe Golobivk of Colusa California praising Electric Bitters as the greatest medicine for rheumatism after claiming 15 years of pain relief then cure. The text shifts to pension news from the Oregon Short Line in Salt Lake City about retirees granted under a company plan and lists names and service years with uncertain OCR accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anmeroun
Joe Golobivk
Colusa
Calif
Inique
Kemmerer Drigo
Chas Flederson
Diammond Ville
Board of Pensions of the
Oregon Short Line
Salt Lake City
Ersten
Pour
Pregu
Vatrink Rowe
Croselig Wateliner
Preatellis
Servis
Bulgar
Kaboror
Roe Rothier
Diamondville News Briefs From Glencoe To Frontier
Diamondville notes report visits, resignations, and social gatherings. Sneddon and allied families appear at Glencoe, Kate Artold takes a Daly hotel waitress post, Armstrongs travel for hunting, Harriett Howard returns home from Aly Friday, John Nell resigns from Diamond Coal office, Kensington Embroidery club meets at Daly, Joseph Vincent leaves for Chicago after a year with Mountain Trading Company, and the L D S Ladies Primary Association holds its annual conference with visitors from Fort Bridger Huttes Lyman Rock Springs Spring Valley and Randolph.
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
New Life Pills Claim Quick Headache Relief
Advertising copy touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a cure for sick and nervous headaches. It promises purer blood and improved health and asserts a money back guarantee 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 Chronicle Weekend Events and Local Happenings
Pay day at the mines and a busy week in Frontier reports include Tan Rathbun visiting Fontenelle, Mrs. James Smith and Mrs. Geo Hafiz hosting gatherings, Geo Malone’s measles episode, Frontier ball loss at Diamondville, a prospecting drill near Willow Creek, and hunting as chicken season opened. Miss Mary Hamilton visits Evanston sister, Wm. Martin suffers a finger injury, Whalen and Rae return from rescue work, and neighboring residents host guests. Wool clips shipped by several makers, Angie MarLean investigates chicken season, a court case yields a 1000 fine, and an Underwood typewriter is advertised for sale.
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Frontier
Diamondville
Kemmerer Coal
Willow ‘Creek
Mary Hamilton
Evanston
Frank Marlone
Public notice of land reclaimation and hearings in Fremanty region
The notice announces a public hearing process for a reclamation project in Fremanty and nearby areas. It lists involved parties including Olivia N, various local authorities, and the firm handling the process. The document specifies dates, locations, and procedural steps for residents to participate or respond by the stated deadlines.
Notice for Publication United States Lagi Umer Evanston Wyoming
Notice announces publication regarding a United States matter in Evanston Wyoming with references to individuals and locations including Kenner Wye and Cumberland, detailing residence information and action to be taken. It lists related names, addresses, and submission details for a land or property matter and references a public notice process with dates and participants.
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 of Land Claim Adverse Interests
Notice states Taned B jew Land OMitor, Vanston at awe pros of oy ara erg Sanaa Saran Aa yeh mor fi pro Tink? and others must file authentic title documents. Proceedings reference location near New York and Ulata pau with sections 6 and 41-8 describing claim procedures and deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taned B Jew
Vanston
Pat Tay
York
Ulata Pau
Tochailip
Desert Land Proof Notice For Emily Belena
Notice for publication in United Lang Omos Wyoming records shows Emily Belena of Core Fremont county has filed a desert land entry proof to establish her title. The hearing or examination references a land location in Cota Wyoming with involved parties Clemmer and Miller along with Emily Katin and others. Cha Kingston, Registrar, notes the submission details and party list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Claim Proof for Land Entry by Settler
Notice to follow the settlement claim process for a specific land parcel. The claimant must prove title via their witnesses Flip McGovern and Joseph McGovern of Sarna, Wyong. Todd and Morrison of Hurns, Kingston, and others named. The date referenced is July 1, 1908, with the intent to establish possession and ownership under state land law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevenston
Tollowie
Flip McGovern
Joseph, McGover
Sarna
Wyong
Land Office Notice From Evanston Wyom
United States Land Office at Evanston Wyoming issues notice of intention to issue a patent for a certain tract of land. The applicant must prove continuous residence and cultivation before a county official. Names listed include witnesses Barrows Prankarrett Janet Timels and others.
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States Land Office
Evanston
Ile
Wyonung
Warney NS
Thmball
Ahstyn
Titin W
Barrows
Fragmented historical note on tribal conflict and place names
A damaged OCR fragment references a tribe, place names, and possible action or movement. It mentions harm and aim but details are unclear. No clear event, date, or identities emerge beyond generic tribal context and geographic hints.
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Tis Resources and Opportunities
Hansons
Township Twenty-Three
Orlando
Dov
Toil
Smethers
Hubble
Brother Phelps
Tle
Phelps
Old Powell
Hubiie
Curtis
Noywen
Chamberlin Colle
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
Whalen
Allen Rae
Anna
Frank Lander
By Foster
W. Davis
Cumberland
W. A. Hocker
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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