Settlers' Mimida Main Street-Two Goers from Land Office
Footnote received from Evanston land office references Thomas V. Da Roglater and Frank Foote as receiver. Document cites suitability of practice before Supreme Court of Wyoming Idaho Utah and related departments. Stamp request endorsed by land office officials in Evanston Wyo and mentions settlers’ claim.
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Wyom
Idaho
Utah
Thomas V. da Roglater
Frank Foote
U. S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyo
Mimida
Main Street
Miracle of the Easter Blooms and the Resurrection Symbol
The piece blends religious imagery with springtime renewal, linking Easter to flowers and life rising from soil. It links Bravery of green and bloom to the resurrection, describing gardens as sacramental places and future redemption through a spiritual body.
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Garden of Paradise
Black
Deep Seas
Fragmented Verse Reflection on Life After Death
A fragmented text contemplates Easter hope and belief that the dead may live again. It muses on resilience, faith, and the promise of life beyond loss, mentioning themes of despondence and renewal.
Too much to lay aside faith for His sake
Poem fragment appeals to believers to set aside doubt and bow in humility, recalling Christ’s crucifixion and teachings. It exhorts readers to look upward with love, remember His bleeding brow, and accept His gift of salvation through faith in Jesus Christ.
Easter in the Greek Church Festival Images
A reader note recalls Greek Orthodox Easter customs described by a priest who often spoke of the Virgin Mary appearing sad on Good Friday and the Master festival reflecting solemn rites in the church.
Easter Day Promise Through a Child's Faith
A grieving aunt reassures a five year old about life after death using spring trees and emerging leaves as a teaching aid. She explains Easter as proof of resurrection, citing Christ's rise and Paul on sowing and rising bodies, helping the child accept his mother awaits in a beautiful new life.
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Seere
Hiu
Christ
Paul
Christian Herald
Day of the Goddess of Dawn Observed With Bonfires
The text describes a dawn festival dedicated to a dawn goddess with morning rituals and lit bonfires. The effort and reverence suggest the worship was deeply rooted in tradition, with the name linked to a notable figure or location in the article's cultural context.
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Ger Ostern
Dave
Homer
Benefits of Lent in Domestic Affairs
In a light exchange, Mrs. Gadsleigh and Mrs. Ka Flippe joke that Lent has aided their social and personal matters. Mrs. Gadsleigh claims Lent helped their finances while Mrs. Flippe notes Lent provided evidence for her divorce case.
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J. W. Sammon
Wyoming
Robt. A. Hocker
W. C. Cunnington
Hocker
Cunnington Dentists
Kemmerer
Cumberland
al. E
Hi. R. Christmas
First National Bank Bldo
IW. F. McDill
J. A. Pohjola Photographer
Kodak
A. F. Atwood General Contractor
Big Piney
Robert S. Spence
Misshend
Patventete
Sasthaphe
F. E. Curtis
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Walker
C. A. Walker
Marbleton
E. Kiser
Mme
Mountain Trading
Diamondville, Wyoming
Anton Wacak
Emporum
Daniel
Daniel Hotel
W. R. Gilkey
Proprietor
Chas. Lackey
Duiter
Frontier Supply Co
Frontier
General Merchandise
Studebaker
the Kemmerer Hotel
Rogers & Chapin
Pioneer Hotel of
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