Justice Prevails In Murder Trial Of Brink For First Degree
The jury found Brink guilty of murder in the first degree for the killing of Joseph Alle-Peend. Sentencing followed with death ordered for Brink, while co-defendant Thomas pores received life imprisonment for second degree murder. Hopes for commutation were raised as petitions go to the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brink
Herbert Leroy
Joseph Alle- Peend
Thomas Pores Sround
Air Raiders
Paree
Ge Snb
Ing Creek
Big Homity
Tensleep Pustofice
Allemand
Toro
Protach
Trious
Incomplete OCR Summary of Piney County Property Sale
Fragmentary notice describes a property in Piney County with a surface area around 628 to units and a location five miles east of a referenced point. Reading is garbled, but indicates a sale or listing by a company with references to holders and property details. Further text is unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley
Wool on Top A M Will of Border Wyoming town visit
Wool on Top A M Will of Border Wyoming arrived in town Monday from the sheep camp and heads for the desert through Willow Creek Gap. Mr Hill notes he has refused to give further details. He once lived in an old town among western Wyoming and was situated on the George Ross river near the tank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. Will
Border
Willow Creek Gap
Mr. Hill
Hill
Wyoming
George Ross
Joe Chase Guilty Under Idaho Indeterminate Sentence
Word from Poratello states Chase Jr was arrested in the country and brought to Idaho to answer rape charges involving a 13 year old girl. He was found guilty by the last term of court and sentenced under the new Idaho law to an indeterminate period in the state penitentiary five to one half years. Chase was known in the area, having lived at the forks of the Cottonwood for years. He had prior criminal terms in Wyomit penitentiary at Rawlins for a bad deal with horve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poratello
Chase, Jr
Idaho
Chase
Forks of the Cottonwood
Wyomit
Rawlins
Horwe
Wyoming Assessors Meet for Tax Equalization Plan
Cheyenne hosts a gathering of county assessors called by Tax Commissioner Richards to pursue uniform 1910 assessment standards. Officials aim to correct disparities where counties paid more than their fair share due to valuation misunderstandings and to finalize a statewide equalization schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Richards
Glyn Coe Stone Quarry owners stop in Kemmerer on winter trip
Givens and Mrs. Given, Glen Coe Stone Quarry owners near Kemmerer, pass through Kemmerer Santer en route to Salt Lake for the winter. The quarry reports its best season with large shipments, especially rock pieces sent to Salt Lake City for construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Givens
R. A. Given
Glencoe
Kemmerer
Given
Kemmerer Santer
Salt Lake
California
Shipad
Bilt Lake City
Wyoming Wool Growers to Hold Annual Meeting in Cokeville
The Wyom ing National Forest Wool Growers Association will meet in Cokeville Wyoming on December 1, 1900 to elect officers and an Advisory board for the ensuing year. Frank Preuter, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming National Forest Wool Growers Association
Cokeville
Wyo
Frank Preuter
Treas
Wyoming National Forest Wool Grower's Association
Annual Meeting of Wool Growers at Cokeville December First
An annual meeting of wool growers and their association, in cooperation with the Forest Service, will consider allotments and range management. Delegates from seventeen western stockmen associations will discuss boundaries, season duration, and fees for forest reserves, aiming for self rule with government oversight minimized. Attendance urged for members and nonmembers alike to present views and seek action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cokeville
Forest Service
Unit Service
Nobitt Heads New Bank at Cokeville In Wyoming
A. D. Nobitt resigned Saturday for Cokeville to serve as cashier of the State Bank of Cokeville. The bank plans a two-floor building with a basement vault and a manganese steel safe. The charter arrived Sunday and stockholders plus a strong board of directors are listed, with Nobitt praised for his Oregon Short Line experience and expected to boost local banking prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Nobitt
Vokeville
Cokeville
Ao Bulding Semelled
Noblitt
Oregon
Kenmerer
Uinta County
Opicer
P. J. Quealy
F. \. Olson
A. D. Problitt
Coanier
P.ly
Kemmerer
Wyo
W. W. Armrong
Sal Lake City
John Pinwree
Utah
Hosking
Kem
Teast
Notice of im The Gale sak tal 'took ls sae sr
A fragmented public notice fragment mentions a gale event and unclear action or sale. Readable terms point to a notice about a disruption or sale related to a weather or storm event. Further details are unreadable in the available text.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilnevar
Tank
First National Bank of
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Co
Lanay
Joe Chase
Veounty Assessors
Union Pacific
Elactric
LL Lomax
Omaha, Not
NEW Gokeville Bank
A. D. Noblitt
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!