Kansas City Live Stock Market Report September 3 1917
Receipts total 24 000 cattle with steady to strong demand for decent killing cattle after a prior decline. Top steer price reached 18 80, while cattle quality varied and packers bid on fleshy feeders. Sheep and lambs at 4 500 head remained steady, with arizona and northwest Nebraska lots noted and ranges for short feeds, veals, and hogs also described. Breeders and range stock expected to offer more this month amid meat control uncertainty.
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Kansas City
Bix
Arizonas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
New Mexico
Pushing Carey Act projects in Green River Valley
Henry Lloyd, chief engineer for the Carey Act department, toured the Green River Valley to assess progress on Carey Act withdrawals. He noted significant work needed before land will be open to settlement, with ten year limits after which withdrawals revert to the government. Lloyd is currently hunting in the Fall River Basin while his family visits his brother here.
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Henry Lloyd
Carey Act Department of the State
John Lloyd
Green River Valley
Lloyd
Fall River
Tety
Stork Brings Fine Baby Boy to Granger Andersons
Mr and Mrs Hugo Anderson of Granger welcome a baby boy born Thursday at their home. The Commercial Hotel proprietor’s wife wakes to a new arrival as friends congratulate the couple. Piatt Wilson of the Lincoln County Garage sustains a foot injury from a heavy car falling.
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Hugo Anderson
Granger
Hetle
Anderson
Piatt Wilson
Lincoln County
Property Deeds From 1906 to 1917 Record Transfers
A garbled list of warranty deeds and land transfers includes James Jansen to Mbna Jonsen in section 6 township 32, Wilde to Wilde in section 31 township 32, Koerner to Redmond in section 9, Mall to Kirk in Cache Creek addition, and Maggle Simoxon to Kirk in Cache Crook addition, with varying dates and prices. many names and parcels are unclear. The fragment cites multiple dated transfers from 1906 to 1917 with sums ranging from 60 to 2000 dollars and mentions several properties in township and section coordinates.
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James Jansen
Mbna Jonsen
Township
BR. Wilde
Adguet LO
John D. Mall
Kirk
Cache Creck Addy
Jackson
Maggle
Simoxon
Bik
Cache Crook Addy
Jankson
Reclamation Opens 12000 Acres for Homesteads in Wyoming
The Reclamation Service announces entry opening on September 20 for about 12 000 acres of arable land in the Shoshone project Wyoming south of Frannie to Mantua and Denver. Land has mixed soils, 4500 feet elevation, average rainfall under six inches, climate suited to wheat oats corn alfalfa sugar beets potatoes and more. Entry requires US citizenship homestead compliance and a construction charge of 66 per acre repayable over 20 years with no interest. First payment 3 30 per acre due at filing. subsequent instalments follow through year ten. Nearly 500 farm families have already settled on the project since 1907.
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Reclamation Service
Wyoming
Frannia
Mantua
Denver
Billings Branch
Powell
Wyo
United States
Dangerous Bridges on Kemmerer Big Piney Road
HW Holliday, mail driver from Opal to Big Piney, reports bridges on the Kemmerer Big Piney route near the Howard ranch are near dangerous failure. He urges immediate repairs before someone is hurt and potential damage suits. County previously restrained from work since the road is state controlled. action expected to start soon to allow temporary repairs.
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HW. Holliday
Opal
Big Piney
Kemmerer
Big Piney Road
Back Howard Ranch
Good Hay Crop Reported by Enos Visitors at Kemmerer
Mr and Mrs W E Enos who visited Kemmerer say the hay crop around Daniel is very good this year despite reports of a shorter than usual harvest.
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W. E. Enos
Kemmerer
Daniel
Ex Principal Bejach to Lead Colorado Springs School
Word from ex principal Mr Maurice D Bejach states he will serve as principal of a school near Colorado Springs this year. He previously learned his father Mathias Bejach died after an auto accident in Kentucky before he could reach home. He was drafted but exempted and recently had an appendectomy. He plans to begin with the opening of school this season.
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Maurice D. Bejach
Bejach
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Mathia
Kentucky
Beajach
Wyoming National Guard unit redesign announced
The U S Infantry No 196 Company H of the Wyoming National Guard now bears a new designation as the One Hundred Ninety Sixth U S Infantry. The regiment has been taken into Uncle Sam service and attached to a division and will soon begin training in Charlotte North Carolina.
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Wyoming Nattional Guard
Wyoming National Guard
Uncle Bam
One Hundred Ninty Sixth
U. S. Infantry
Charlotte
North Carolina
Stock purchase and sheep shipment to Oregon and Idaho
Hunter Salmon traveled Wednesday morning from a business trip to Oregon and Idaho where he arranged a deal for several hundred head of mixed Kamboutlet and Cotnwold sheep. The stock arrived at the ranch last week and Salmon plans to graze them locally. Crop conditions in Western Idaho and eastern Oregon are reported as poor amid long ongoing concerns.
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Hunter Salmon
Oregon
Idaho
Vrontinr
Salman
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AL Ae
Angelo Molinar
Reon
Biden
Joe Gideon
Mischler Bros
Budweiser
Po Coadh
Anheuser-Busch
ST. Louis
A. Molinar
Diamondville, Wyo
Carey
Stork
Gut House
Agel Bk
Witean
al Vihardeen
Wilkon
JG. Mand
Joba Lee
A Ray
HOTEL
Piney
P. D. Chapel
Hotel Europe
Louis Gerritz
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Frontier Supply Company
F. H. Chapin
Mgr
Kemmerer, Wyo
Byron Myers
the Kemmerer Hotel Cafe
Hotel Kemmerer
Tom Ming
D. J. Brown
Martin Baguah
Pabst
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