Reardon Seeks Final Proof On Old Desert Land Claim
Thom as Reardon of Midway Wyoming files notice of intention to prove up desert land claim dated back to June 22 1906 for land in township 28 north range 111 west sixth principal meridian before U S Commissioner H E Christmas at Kemmerer on June 10 1916 Witnesses listed include Minnie Nott Jones Lindley Paul Nott and Fred Reardon all of Kemmerer or Midway Wyoming with Alex Nisbet as Register of the Land Office.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyo
Thomas Reardon
Midway
Wyoming
Range
H. E. Christmas
U. S
Kemmerer
Minnie Nott
Jones Lindley
Paul Nott
Fred Reardon
Alex Nisbet
Register
Notice of Land Selection in Wyoming by State
Department of the Interior notice from Evanston Wyoming dated April 17 1916 states the State of Wyoming filed an application to select 640.67 acres of indemnity school land in multiple sections township and range areas within the Sixth Principal Meridian. Persons claiming adverse interests or opposing disposal may file affidavits of protest by May 26 1916. Alex Nnsbet listed as official with publication dates April 27 and May 26 1916.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
State of Wyoming
Nesey
Queer ideas about teeth and teething customs across cultures
The piece surveys beliefs on teeth from Bretagne mothers avoiding gum touch to keep baby teeth straight, teeth worn as amulets including shark teeth in Bamea, and legends linking tooth counts to historical events. It notes religious relic worship of teeth, Buddha’s tooth in a temple, and regional teething superstitions including beads and cautions about discarding first teeth.
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Bretagne
Bamea
Chosroes
Constantinople
India
Singhalese
England
Peculiar Specimen of Wasp At London Chemist Shop Window
A giant wasp like a hornet, Sirex gigans, appeared at a chemist in London. It was rendered comatose by chloroform and described as blue black with yellow stripes and a long sting. The larva bores into timber, feeding for years, likely introduced via foreign timber.
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London Chronicle
Great Britain
Wrestler Uses Tango to Stay In Shape
A noted athlete trains by dancing tango to stay fit. The speaker asks if this helps a sprinter, but the other confirms it benefits a wrestler's conditioning.
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Rankin
Phyle
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