Consolidated Notice For Publication In Wyoming Land Office
Charles Wattera and Charles Walters of Fontenelle and Palisade Wyoming announce their intentions to establish homestead and desert land proofs on land lot 28 and parcels 5 6 and 7, as listed, before U S Commissioner in Lander Wyoming on June 1. Names of witnesses include Harold Olson Alfred Hamp and Jacob H Her of Palisade Wyoming and Thomas V Davis register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Ofice
Evanston
Wye
Charles Wattera Lewe
Holden
U.S
Fee Wyo
Charles Gison
Carenve
Uether
Alfred
Finelle
Wyoming
Jacob Hytereler
Palinade
Wyo
Charles Walters
Fontenelle
Tate
For Lease Ranch on Mig Piney Prospecting Property
For Lease. The ranch on Mig Piney offers 40 acres with 20 tons of hay produced, good irrigation and ample water. Location indicated as California with nearby notes to facilitate contact for leasing details.
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Lyavis, Dahilwin
Wnifornia. Vist
Large Wool Sales Show Record Prices at Midland Market
Half a million pounds of wool sold at Easter Sale Week, with Midland Livestock Co. achieving top prices. Park Land and Livestock Coookd and Dewey, Ground Bro. posted major figures as total sales surpassed 500,000 pounds, marking a strong market for wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haltowell
Dovald
St. Lentieg
Dewey
Grould Bro
Purchased Band of Sheep Heads to the Ranch
A fragment describes Fen of She Upper Whillsfork buying 4,000 sheep from Tha Kinney last week and planning to split them into two bands headed for a ranch with one hand to arrive before shearing and the other en route. It also mentions a chattel mortgage recorded in 2008 in Uinta County Wyoming securing 8600 dollars with 10 percent interest and a later sale of collateral horses branded on the left shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat WR. Fen
Whillsfork
Tha Kinney
Uinta County
Wyoming
William Bareard
George W. Booker
John Misehler
John Mischler
Elkol 10 Be Union Camp planned at Elkol mines
The Elkol 10 Be Union Camp project aims to employ more workers at the Elkol mine in Wyoming. President Thonnie Gibson and Mr Hew Merrow visited to discuss current labor practices, with no changes to conditions until after a six week operators and miners meeting on wages and the mining scale. About 100 men are employed now, with plans to add more as the camp and facilities, including a spring water supply, are developed. Gibson and Morrow traveled to meet operators in Montana and Evanston respectively.
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Thonnie Gibson
Hew Merrow
Distret Bat
Elhat Company
Anion
Elhol
Tee United Mine
AHN
Armerica
Wyoming
Wil
Elkol
Gibson
Helens
Montana
Morrow
Evanston
Elk Mountain stockman John Quealy visits Kemmerer
John Quealy of Elk Mountain Carbon county, brother of J J, spent a week visiting Kemmerer with his brother to inspect sheep. A prominent Carbon stockman he notes a severe previous winter with large range losses and poor stock condition this spring due to scarce range feed and hay shortages. He plans to return home this week.
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John Quealy
Elk Mountain
Carbon County
J. J
Kemmerer
Unclear item on string instruments and gear
Fragmentary OCR text mentions violin, gut strings, wire sets, and instrument gear with names and numbers scattered. Not enough context to identify a clear event or outcome, but references a game day and purchases of strings and accessories.
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Jan
Cult
Shungle
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Ines
Frontier Supply
the Arcade Cafe
F. W. Thomas
Tye
the CamKna
Sherman
Union Pacific
E. L. Leman
P. A. Oeushe
Nebraska
Lorain
Freano
Cal
Pat Colhereta Ralskes
Tire
Margaret Macksobery Anger mm
Wve
Vine
Albou
Diamondville
Scausier
Auk Frontier Supply Co
the Marx Hotel
Boyle, Peop
Ivan S. Jones
Attorney At Law
Notary Public
Wyominc
James Rumbl
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Eye
Haffner CO
Mo A
Hasan
Kemmerer Camera
CW Vee Dian Don
Pierre
Rock Springs
Don
Hookers
Piney
Joan Mischler
UNION
Elk Coal Company
United Mine Workers of America
Flist National Bank Blag
Kemmerer, Wyo
Id States
Néweait
Isle
Granger
Fisn
Pein
Dan Beard
Ett
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