Hatter S. Brooke Manages Ws Ravere in Kemmerer Wyoming
S. Brooke, hatter and manager, is listed with Ws Ravere at Kemmerer Wyoming. Details indicate local business activity and personnel roles in the hatting trade within the town.
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1903
Page
4
S. Brooke, hatter and manager, is listed with Ws Ravere at Kemmerer Wyoming. Details indicate local business activity and personnel roles in the hatting trade within the town.
Trustees announce a shift to brevier body and nonpareil to fit more reading matter and satisfy U S Land Office ad demands. The Casexa aims to be a modern local family paper serving Kemmerer Diamondville and Frontier while expanding circulation.
Dr. T G Merritt of Meh oo pany reports a life saving case curing violent stomach hemorrhages from ulceration. He prescribed Electrich Bitters, noting rapid improvement and no further attacks in a month. The remedy is guaranteed for dyspepsia liver trouble constipation and related ailments, offered at Kemmerer Devo and Diamondville via Chas Heuderon.
In a Grand Canyon address, the president advocates irrigation policies that benefit forests water and scenery. He warns against short term profit for speculators and urges actions that serve home-makers and future generations who will live here after today.
A clipped mix of items notes J A Gulledge of Verbena Alabama recovering after severe piles treated by Buckley Arnica Nailve with claimed quick cure. Also a Cheyenne rodeo preview with President’s visit, plus DeWitt’s Little Early Risers advertised as cure for constipation and liver troubles through Dr E P Guyon.
The Oregon Short Line Railroad Co extends sale dates for 1903 cheap open and second class settlers tickets from the East to points on the line through June 15, 1903. Notices announce final proof and publication requirements for land claims, with several settlers and officials named in the extended publicity and proof process.
United States Land Office Evanston Wyoming April 27 1903 notice by John M Vandervort of Daniel Uinta countyWy filed intention to make desert land claim 846 for five acres with proof required before US Commissioner J i Seog on May 8 1903. another filing by William of Daniel and David H Randa of Stanley Uinta County for desert land claim 648 with witnesses named to prove irrigation and reclamation. notice of forfeiture to D D Sullivan and A Moore for Gosher Placer Claim No 7181 due to failure to meet annual requirements. notices dated Sint December 1902 and dated June 5 1903.
Notice from Evanston Wyoming dated April 20 1908 lists Desert Land Act filings by William H. Forea and Truman E Andrus. Names David H. Scott and Nora B Aneel noted as neighbors. registrations cover sections 10 and 15 in various townships. Chas. Kingston Register.
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