Prospects and permits for mining and homestead in Colorado and surrounding areas
A report from the Vernal Land Office lists applications for coal, prospecting, and homestead permits across Colorado Utah and California. It details individual applicants with acreages ranges and sections and notes livestock farming and crop progress in multiple counties including Uintah Duchesne and Davis with favorable conditions for spring work.
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Leon P. Christensen
Vernal Land Office
Repoxts
Ernest A Ripley
Colorado
I. M. Cuitford
Earle
Deer Trail
Coorado
Thomas Pearce, Jr
Golden
Eat
Grado
John A
Weber
Caola
L. M
Omar Ff Gitlett
Colorado Springs
Colo
Georges A
Loveland
Del'nul Moyer
Thomas Pearce
Henry EE Mathes
Denver
Els
Rudolph J. Schuler
Wanitou
Calo
Edgar R. Marshall
Jefferson
Colasrady
le. M
Hugh Ames
Cord
George M
Pyle
Buena
Aides
George
A. Loveland
Albert E. Moore
Randlpn
Utah
Cane Acres
James A. Freestone
Sam Sessiona
Dragon
Met
Lindsay Workman
Manila
le M. Ol
Gan Prospecting
Dermita Insuct
Winter Ranges Fully Stocked Amid Strong Winter Provisions
The weekly crop and weather report from the department of agriculture notes unusually good livestock and winter ranges. A light snowfall provides moisture away from watering places, while fields and pastures remain productive and stock levels are fully stocked despite late sowing.
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Hiwi
Cacho Valley
Bear River Valley
Weber County
Ogden
Davis
Salt Lake Counties
Grantsville
Provo
Levan
Mecrons
del St
Deseret
Oasis
Man
Christmas Subscriptions for The Youths Companion 1926
Santa promotes gift subscriptions to The Youths Companion for 1926. Readers can receive 562 issues for two dollars, with delivery to home or a friend, plus options including McCall's Magazine. Orders to The Youths Companion Dept Boston.
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Santa Claus
Bea
Youth's Companion
Santa
Youth’s Companion
McCall's Magazine
Youth’'’S Companion
Boston
Red
Incomplete Letter Confirms Mail Reliability Debate
A fragmented reminiscence from 1911 questions mail reliability after sending letters to undergraduates and receiving few replies. The author notes missing acknowledgments from Burtons, Stephens, Ceriton, Multan and others, attributing silence to negligence or carelessness rather than the post.
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Sour Street
Mark Twain
Fila
Ons
Ise
Merrinley
Bullard
Wrde
Burton
Daughters of the American Revolution
Stephens
Harvard
Ceriton
Gud Multan
Hem
Sunny
Western Newspapers Union
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A. H Batten
Clarente A. Doughtery
Salt Lake City
S. L
E. L. Price
Oakland
Calif
Victoria
Vernal Auto CO
BANTA
Peter Brand
Kelly Mercantile Co
Jensen, Utah
Thomas Arkle Clark
University of Wnlidols
the Handy Shop
Oppositteo
Orpheus Hall
Robert Witmer
Prop
Knight Woolen Mills
Eversharp