Brand department sets one year limit for brands
The brand department states brands are accepted for one year only and any term shorter than one year requires a yearly price of 23.00 dollars. Brands are placed on the animal's hide.
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1914
Page
4
The brand department states brands are accepted for one year only and any term shorter than one year requires a yearly price of 23.00 dollars. Brands are placed on the animal's hide.
The article recalls Geoffrey Chaucer, John Bunyan, Dante, and Shakespeare facing legal peril. It notes Chaucer's royal protection from arrest, Bunyan's jail years and later pardon, Dante's exile and fines, and Shakespeare's deer-poaching charge forcing him to flee to London.
A medical lecturer claims thirty is a critical age for men. By thirty many serious diseases fade or never strike, while certain ailments become unlikely. Anemia acne rheumatic fever and epilepsy are less likely after this age, suggesting long term health protection past thirty.
A new method enables silk banknotes dyed in a special shade that cannot be photographed by forgers. Discovered by a woman, the process also waterproofs fabrics without rubber or dyeing in a single operation. Fabrics pass white in, colorized and waterproofed out, with potential use from aircraft components to banknote production.
Dorothy Dually sends a sad note to her former fiancé Harold Sawyer asking him to burn small mementos and promising reciprocity. She hints at interfering with his plans and requests he ensure her tokens are destroyed.
A woman described as singing like a frog was excluded from church events in Ev. where she testified as a Quaker, challenging norms as Quakers permit women to speak. The incident connects to broader debates about women’s roles in churches and authority references in Paul.
A biographical sketch recalls Reynolds a theorist who opposed indiscriminate charity yet studied the poor closely. He kept records of families, pressed views on tariffs and trusts, and tested his ideas by feeding, then releasing the hungry to hardship. After a confrontation with a collar button vendor, he ends by destroying his own ledgers and letting the poor solve their fate.
A fragment notes willingness to work for pay and to follow formalities. The speaker mentions belonging to an association and asks what chores are needed and the rate of compensation. The text includes garbled phrases about a secretary and a contract and a small payment amount.
County Clerk Harold R. Harrison and Treasurer Benjamin Beil outline duties and processing of district business. Superintendent Meagie F. guides school matters while county offices urge bills and communications be directed to the county clerk before the meeting to ensure prompt attention.
Fragmentary notice indicates a specialty advertisement for practice before the Supreme Court and various U S departments. It mentions offices in Washington and references rules, receivership, and related legal filings. No clear names or dates are legible, but the item reads as an old legal services advertisement.
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