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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1913
Page
4
Notice announces two homestead final proofs in Big Piney Wyoming. Chastans Reardon and Thomas Reardon, both of Midway, are named as claimants with witnesses Lewis Vickrey Wash Whitman Walter Vickrey and J. Lindsley. Proving before U.S. Commissioner James L Fleming on March 1 1913 and March 1 1913 respectively.
U S Land Office Evanston Wyoming January 9 1913 notice that Lewis H Vickrey of Big Piney Wyoming holder of a 1905 homestead entry old No 2743 serial 01245 seeks five year proof to establish claim to SEFSE Sec 28 SW 45 Wt Sec 27 NWENW Sec 34 T29N R111W Sixth principal meridian before James L Fleming March 1 1913 witnesses G W Whitman Jones Lindsley George W Vickrey Wesley Vickrey Thomas V Davis Register
Rose Twichel of Viola Wyoming files sworn statement and application to purchase 40 acres under Timber and Stone Law with timber valued at 72 M board feet and land valued at 40 dollars per acre. Protest or contest possible before February 1 before the Register and Receiver in Evanston Wyoming.
Ralph C. Bug of Tig Jinev Wyoming files notice of intention to make final proof to establish a land claim for the SWSW of Section 13 and the SEMBW of Section 14 in Township 31 North Range 114 West Sixth Principal Meridian. The filing is before U S Commissioner Eugene Plank Lamb and Sames P Jensen of Mason Wyoming, with witnesses Hamilton and Budd of Big Piney Wyoming. Thomas V. Davis, Register.
A naturalist notes birds such as woodcocks and partridges heal injuries using beak and feather materials. He observes several cases where wounds were dressed with feathers and gauze-like coverings, aiding recovery and suggesting natural healing methods in wildlife.
Stress on hurry and worry as causes of nervous exhaustion. Dr. Thomas C. Ely of Philadelphia cautions that hurry plus worry harms the nerve system, while calmly planned actions and patience reduce risk. He argues worry never pays and overtaxing capacity leads to breakdown, urging restraint and measured progress.
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