Local residents busily move and work around Hamefork
New house rises on Jensen ranch now owned by B J Brandley of Granger. Reveben Mitter family wintering at Pomeroy roach. Arthur Robinson and daughter BE ala visit Opal with James Davison. E Stock rents his ranch to son Ray and plans winter in Salt Lake. Elsie Robinson attends Opal dance and Irene Miller leaves for Kemmerer kitchen work. Bryant Stokes home progress noted and Wilson Banks return from Salt Lake trip. Thirty five head purebred Cotswold bucks for sale at Hamefork ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen
B.J. Brandley of
Granger
E. Stock
Ray
Mr. Stock
Salt Lake
Irene Miller
Hamsfork
Oscar Peterson
Kemmerer
Hanefork Ranch
Bi. F. Stock
Hamafork, Wyo
Chamberlain’s Choicc Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain’s Choicc Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for all families. It claims sudden onset of colic and diarrhoea, stressing prompt treatment before a physician arrives, and notes the product’s wide availability and strong reputation for quick relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colle
Chamberlain
Revenue and Income Schedules Change in Tax Law
Layton of Laramie reports changes in the tax section of the revenue and income laws. The conference committee raises the personal exemption to 34 000 for heads of families and slightly increases the income tax rate. The war tax on documents telegrams phone rolls perfumes and drugs is reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layton
Laramie
Federal Revenue and Income
Kemmerer
Big Piney District
Uncle Sam
Revenue and Income Department
Conference Committee On the Revenue Bil
Are You Looking At Old Age and Constipation
A short ad notes aging can be slowed by regular bowels and liver health. It praises Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation and digestive trouble, claiming they are easy to take and effective, available everywhere.
WM.E PITT The Reliable Plumber Plumbing Heating
WM E Pitt offers plumbing and heating services with all work guaranteed. Includes response for installations repairs and emergencies. Contact WM E Pitt for reliable service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm.e
PITT
Phooe
Opposed constitutional amendments in Wyoming 1916
Full copy of proposed constitutional amendments One and Two for Wyoming’s 1916 general election. Amendment One allows state public school funds to be invested in farm mortgages and similar securities. Amendment Two enables state aided construction of public roads and highways using grant proceeds and lands designated for internal improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
United States
Notion for Publication of Homestead Final Proof
Notice records Thom as Loveless of Kemmerer Wyoming filing intention to make final three year proof on land described in section 21 and 28 township 22 north range 116 west sixth principal meridian before the Evanston Wyoming land office on October 12 1916. Witnesses named: John C Banks John O Wright Michael Cavaney George Banks all of Kemmerer Wyoming.
Notice for Publiction on Homestead Claim in Wyoming
John C Banks of Kemmerer Wyoming filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim on Lots 5 7 and 40 Section 27 Township 22 North Range 116 West sixth principal meridian before the Register and Receiver at Evanston Wyoming Land Office on October 12 1916. Claimants listed include GH WilneaneR Thomas C Loveless John O Wright George Banks and Michael Caveney all from Kemmerer Wyoming. Alex Nisbet Register et.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyo
Thomas, Loveless
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Lune
Sixth Principal Meridian
John C. Banks
Range
Weat
Evanaton
Ek GH Wilneaner
Thomas C. Loveless
John O. Wright
George Banks
Michael Caveney
Alex Nisbet
Notice of Final Proof for Desert Land Entry
John Mischler of Kemmerer Wyoming seeks final proof to establish claim on Desert Land Entry No 02176 filed June 16 1912 for wine and the p4aw section 7 township 19 north range 120 west 6th principal meridian. Hearing set before H E B Obriatman United States Commissioner Kemmerer Wyoming October 19 1916. Witnesses John Heaton Sage Emmett J L Wrang Emmett Wraning and Georgemerer Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. 8
Evanston
Wyoming
John Mischler
Kemmerer
Weat
6Th Principal Meridian
Deberthed
H. EB. Obriatman
United States
John Heaton
Sage
Dan A. Mischler
Emmett J. L Wraning
George Merer
Constipation and its remedies urged by ad copy
An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a reliable laxative. It claims regular use prevents constipation, improves appetite, and strengthens digestion, suggesting the product widely used.
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. E. Christmas
H. R. Christmas
First National Bank Building
Emmerer, Wyoming
E. Christmas
U. S
Ivan
Jones
Attorney-Atlaw
Robert R. Rose
J. A. Christmas
Wyom .Ing
A. E. and
H.R. Christmas
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Marshall S. Reynolds
Lincoln County Miners Hospital
Drs. Hocker
Stafford & Sanders
F. DiGiacomo
South Beach Avenue
Cunnington & Hocker
Kemmerer, Cumberland and
Diamondville, Wyoming
W. Newbrough
J. W. Sammon
John E. Lloyd
Hoskins
Hamefork
Reveben Mitter
Pomeroy Roch
Arthur Robinson
Beala
James Davison
Opal
Bryant B. Stock
Sam Adams
Margaret
Greenway
Sublet
Slater
Adams
Elsie Robinson
Jimmy
Arthur Davison
Robinson
Hiram Neilson
Neilson
Emma Richardson
Bryant Stokes
Wilson Banks
Ogden
Joe Nichols
Elsie Robinson Wis
C. E. Melvin
Hoskins Hotel Bldg
Chas. E. Huff
Union
L. Depot
BEN Bagnell
THE
Belmont
John Griff
Frontier Supply Company
HOD
Diol IK
Hogiater
Rexall
Kemmerer Pharmacy
John F. Fitzpatrice
Cordove Cigar CO
F. E. Curtis
Frank Rosenstein
Estead
D. J. Brown
Mmnes
Miller & Bagnell
Agaats
Spiretia
Heanor, Kemmerer
Bramdley
Gus Linden
Bock Springs
Ghewp
Trungle H
Aia Sien
Jack McKay
Mit
Ae M. Jamieson
Evanntire
Evarea
Ennion Brothers
Cokeville
Wyanne — A
O- Setar
Ohare
R. Stenzel Fur Company
Practical Furriers
Salt Lake City
Uta
H. S. Blackler City Undertaking Parlors
Seton Bulls
George D. Harrah
Newton
Lincoln Lumber Co
Kemmerer, Wyo
Coker
Jeacy
Lincoln Bakery
Diamondville
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