Property Descriptions and School District Listings Across Wheatland Area
A compilation of land parcels in sections and townships around Wheatland lists numerous acreages including 61 acres in several lots, 160.90, 163.67, and 158 acres, with detailed township and range references. It names multiple individuals and school districts such as Anderson in School District No. 9 Wheatland, EB. H. Decker, Gray R. B., and Hollingsworth J. W., along with districts and lot numbers in Wheatland and surrounding areas.
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Seboo
Anderson
Wheatland
Decker
EB. H
Gray
R. B
Sion Cccrvprtedvevereieesss
D. M
Township
Range
Wests
Bine Hungerford
R. E
Hollingsworth
J. W
Lamblaw
A. L
Sas Morris
Morrisson
C. A
Cunece Esses
Wes Morrisson
Morris
ACKER
Cee Eee McClelland, J. B
MecKendry
Nellie C
Steepee Nelson
Stevens
Southworth
Bonogs Ssdo Vkens Loegens Stony
C. L
Ether Eee Sea Bee Ag
Paras. KR
Strong & Hoyle
Wear
Ft Lee
Mehan
J. D
Stein
Carl
Stein, Carl
Torrington
Wolf, L
Webber
C. J
Oweeeeenee
Dearcorn
Frank
Butsler
Hurdle
E .F
Northwest
Lavell Bros
West
Lincoln Land Co
Guernsey
Lyman
R. M
Section
Dohd
Dohd Oo Sae
Marrison
E. W
Anne
Tomiska
Tony
Nee
Vincent
O. L
Novelty in Sea Costumes Dominates Beach Fashion
The article surveys 1900s sea costume trends with J E Vreeland listed as county treasurer. It highlights lavish bathing gowns with plaited skirts, lace and embroidery, two piece suits, and bright red trim. Dark green serge and black braid appear in new fabrics, while beach shoes favor Greek sandals for swimmers.
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All Eee Ee Ie
Lighting test signals readiness for public inspection
A test of all electric lighting effects at the Lewis and Clark Exposition proved exceedingly satisfactory. After minor details are addressed, the exposition will be ready for public inspection.
Daily Leader Morning Paper Promo
The Daily Leader offers a morning paper subscription at 60 cents per month, inviting readers to join for daily news coverage.
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Daily Leader
Mrs Andrew Carnegie Loyal Philanthropist Hidden From Public Eye
The article portrays Louise Whitfield Carnegie as a modest, devoted philanthropist wife to Andrew Carnegie. It notes her focus on helping artists and students, her disdain for social status, and her marriage in 1887. The piece also discusses dental health and the value of thorough chewing for strong teeth.
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Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Round Shouldered Girl Advised On Posture And Exercises
The NY Press urges fourteen year olds to prevent round shoulders by sleeping without a pillow and keeping an erect neck. It prescribes daily chest stretching in doorway exercises fifty times each session and proper seating to avoid slouching.
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New York Press
Clothing Her Girls Plan for Monthly Dresses
A busy housewife describes a system to dress two daughters by making one dress per child each month. This approach keeps clothes fresh and modish, extends materials, and allows careful, high quality craftsmanship while older frocks remain usable.
Por Pretty Teeth and Pearls of Wisdom Adage
An archaic proverb suggests a pearl in the mouth is worth two in the neck. The piece hints at women's prudence and the value of wise speech in social instruction.
Health routines and home pledges for weight control
A London Queen article extols willpower and daily exercises before sleep. It recommends open windows, stairwork, wind and hip exercises, rotary motions, and household chores to stay fit. Diet is key with moderate liquids and meat. Continuous effort matters more than starting bravely.
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London
How to Repair Neck Stains on Linen Shirts
Economical homemakers can hide neck stains on white linen shirts by ironing the bosom, placing a damp linen layer over it, covering with a dry fabric briefly, then ironing again. The stain will lift when laundered next, protecting a valuable garment.
Children and Music as Expressive Medium for Youth
Music serves as a valuable expression for children and can be easily fostered with gentle encouragement. Children sing to brighten days gather around pianos and hum through activities, making singing a natural habit. Music acts as discipline as well as delight and can curb wild pranks by engaging them in tunes they enjoy.
Onions: How to Reduce Strong Flavor
Advice from What to Eat suggests soaking onions in warm water for an hour, then rinsing in cold water, drying, and cooking in salted boiling water. Salt helps preserve the onion flavor and cannot be fully removed by later salting.
Hints For Young Wives On Reforming Men
A fragment advises that a man is hard to reform and that leaving attempts to change him may let a wife guide his more playful behavior. It suggests mild treatment can tame him and that a mistress might teach finer things in time.
How To Cure Porcelain In Cold Water
A historic home remedy advises placing china in a vessel of cold water with hay or torn newspaper between pieces. Gradually heat to nearly boiling, then cool. Remove and wipe to make china less likely to crack than boiling before treatment.
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China
Home remedy for rough hands with oatmeal paste
A simple home treatment uses rolled oats ground to powder and mixed with flour and sweet almonds to form a stiff paste. Apply to hands, cover with loose gloves, and sleep to improve the skin condition.
Upholstered Furniture Cleaning Tips From A Historic Notebook
Advice on cleaning upholstered furniture recommends beating, brushing, and rubbing with dry bran to remove dust. It notes choosing carpets with less abrasion, avoiding closing houses to save on carpet costs, and using mustard water for hand cleansing after odors. It also mentions whipping cream in a pitcher and using ammonia to prevent stove blackening.
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J. E. Vreeland
Laramie County
Wyoming
New China
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