Notice of Publication and Lost and Estray Notices
Notice for Publication details Terma J Falkenburg of Little Medicine Wyoming seeking final proof for desert land entry No 1247 in section 12 and 20 township 30 north range 77 west. Witness list includes Willams Trotelkiss Dressler Price and Put hor of Little Medicine. Lost and estray notices list multiple horses and one mare with brands and rewards offered. locations include Salt Creek Casper Pine Mountain country and Wolton.
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Department of the Interior
U.S
Douglas
Wyoming
Jily Ltd
J. Falkenburg
Little Medicine
Range
Meridan
Burnett
U. S
Willams
Trotelkiss
George TD. Dressler
George S. Price
Fred Puthor
J. W. Price
Register
Inyr
Ange
Thermopolis
Sam Morrison
Salt Creek
Casper
Ohn Coughlan
Alex T. Hutler
Lost yellow shepherd pup with white markings near post office
Six week old yellow shepherd with white neck and black nose lost near the post office area. Reward or pickup from Ed C Wilson, first door north of post office. contact Sawyer for return.
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G. F. Davis
Casper
Henry White
Recherdotto
Ed. C. Wilson
Postoffice
Governing Children by Fear and the Dark Imagination
The essay condemns scare tactics in parenting, arguing true courage comes from self reliance and trust. It warns that threats from parents and peers cultivate fear, urging loving intelligent guidance to raise confident children. The piece cites a missing child scare and contrasts fear with education and support.
No Hope For Father In An Age Of Musical Uprisings
A Kansas man laments his daughter’s music lessons and insistence on classical pieces while he imagines a broad conspiracy of modern culture among women. He resists culture and prefers simple tunes like Suwanee River, staying in the kitchen and reading the newspaper as the family debates refinement and fashion.
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Kansas
Siice
Browning
Mother
Lear
Father
Baseball and Umpire Gone Wrong in a Grim Flashback
The narrator recalls a brutal scene at a ball game where fans attacked an umpire after a disputed call. The coroner and aides arrived to remove the body as the crowd tore the umpire from a tree, echoing a memory from twenty years ago. The piece juxtaposes past and present attitudes toward the sport.
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Tom
Walt Mason
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