Notice of Homestead Commute Proof Filing in Wyoming
U S Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming announces Philip W Lorenz of Islay Wyoming has filed notice of intention to make commutation proof for land in section 26 township 16 north range 70 west sixth principal meridian. The proof will be before the Register and Receiver January 18 1921 witnesses listed include Wrod Lorenz Ralph A Zike Chas Smiley wag McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Offee
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Philip W. Lorenz
Islay
Wyoting
Bundy
Register and Receiver
A. 8
Land Office
Wrod Lorenz
Federal
Wyo
Ralph A. Zike
Way
Chas, Smiley
Wag McDonald
Horse Creek
Woman Bargains for Cab Ride With Parrots Cats and Dogs
A Chicago woman used a cabman to move her many pets including parrots cats two dogs and multiple baskets and boxes through a station amid a flood warning. A local Tid Bits item notes she left $3000 to fund a home and luxuries for her pet poodle.
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Tia'am
Opa
Jehu
Chicago
Snow Habits and Road Conditions Across Wyoming Highways
January 6 1921 report details Lincoln Highway from Burns to Cheyenne with several bad spots and 4 inches of snow east of Evanston to Hoho, Yellowstone Highway with fair to good sections and slippery places, Custer Battlefield Highway from Gillette to Billings good while Sheridan to Casper fair, and general open but rough Laramie to Rock River. Newcastle shows about 8 inches snow with drifts elsewhere at Lander Encampment Hullett South Pass City Tensleep Grover and Cody reported as none or light.
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Lincoln
Burns
Cheyenne
Durham
Archer
Cheyenne West
Fair
Laramie
Rock River
Lookout
Rock Springs
Ogden
Hvanston
Hoho
Yellowstone
Ccheyenne
Billings
Sheridan
Casper
Buffalo
Orin
Shawnee
Lusk
Newcastle
Lander
Albin
Hullett
South Pass City
Tensleep
Cody
Grover
Wyoming Supreme Court Upholds Annual Sheep Dipping
The Wyoming Supreme Court rules it is not an unreasonable use of police power to require all sheep owners to dip their flocks once yearly. The decision affirms the law despite a Natrona county challenge, upholding the 1917 dipping statute as scientifically and practically justified. Chief Justice Potter wrote the opinion with Justice Blydenburgh concurring.
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State of Wyoming
Charles H. Winter
Sixth Judicial District
State Supreme Court
T. A. Hall
Natrona County
Natrona District Court
Winter
Supreme Court
Hall
C. N. Potter
W. J. Tidball
Laramie
Blydenburgh
Wyoming
Disillusioned Workmen Deserting Russia
From Bhanghai Jan 6 report 250 Scandinavians tried to settle in Russia but fled back home on return train. Bolshevik privileges failed amid dreadful privations. About 50000 German workers mainly engineers and miners headed to the Urals under promises of autonomous rights.
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Bhanghai
Russia
Hecho
The
Ural Mountains
Possible New York Bishop Named at Episcipal Convention
Rumors place Bishop Thomas May as successor to the late Bishop Charles Sumner Burch in New York. The vacancy arose from Burch sudden death and a special convention was set for January 26. Burch was the only non New York candidate nominated when he was elected fifteen months ago. The report also notes Brazil recognizing President Obregon in Mexico.
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Episcopal
Nathanial Seymour Thomas
Wyoming
Charles Sumner Burch
New York
Bishop Burch
Wartime service counts in homesteading rules described
Register Will Reid explains how wartime military service can count as residence for homestead entries. Only wartime service counts and applies to all wars. discharged soldiers may file on land if they spend seven months on site plus leave time, while civilians who enlist may gain limited credit until peace ends.
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Register Will Reid
United States Land Office
Germany
Army
Navy
Cheyenne Rifle Club to Hold Annual Meeting
Notice announces the Cheyenne Rifle Club annual meeting for Saturday January 8 1921 at 4 PM in the U P band hall. An election of officers will take place and all members are urged to attend. An invitation is extended to all interested in rifle shooting.
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Cheyenne Rifle Club
U. P. Band Hall
Thore
J. A. Krick
Notable Cheyenne Roundup of Local People and Events
Cheyenne reports include G H Anderson of Torrington and W F Wagner of Wheatland in town on business. Union Pacific employees may buy common stock under a market-parity plan. The American Syncopated Orchestra, about thirty musicians, performs at the Princess theater tonight. U S district attorney L Ridgen hospitalized in Denver after a shoulder injury from a fall. Fort D A Russell hosts about 1000 personnel. improvised outdoor activities planned in good weather. Various Caspar and Wheatland residents visit Cheyenne for business and social calls. The Union Pacific freight agent James Lane arrives en route to Casper. California tour by James Wilson and O A Larson noted. Postage rate increases extend to South American countries.
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Charles J. Lane
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Casper
Mr. Lane
Omaha
Noted Madrid Postal Convention and Local Court Fines
At the International Postal Convention in Madrid two Mexicans and one Negro were fined $40 each in police court yesterday for carrying concealed weapons. Half a dozen "gags" were sentenced to thirty days each. Mr and Mrs A. Amberson of Greybull are stopping at the Plains.
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Madrid
Spain
Hass
Oonegro
Mrs
2. D. Amberson of
Greybull
the Plains
Doyle claims photographs show real fairies dancing
London reports A Conan Doyle, creator of Sherlock Holmes, believes he has found real fairies. He writes in a magazine about many witnesses claiming sightings and presents photographs showing tiny fairies dancing before Yorkshire girls.
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London
A . Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Beliaver
Picture Fakes Prompt Maurice Hewlett’s Rebuke
Maurice Hewlett, another inglish novelist, declares that the snapshots are fake and dismisses the pictures as counterfeits. He argues the images lack authenticity and reliability in the discussion.
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Bunk
Maurice Hewlett
Inheritor Won Two Million From Philadelphia Property
Greenville Illinois resident A Wiseheart Jr inherits 2 million dollars tied to land owned by his great great grandfather in Philadelphia. A century of litigation followed the ownership, but the heir remains focused on the legacy rather than the missing first name.
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Greenville
8. C
A. Wiseheart, Jr
Wiseheart
Philadelphia
MacLean and May Present 2814 Hours Leave at Lyric Today
Douglas MacLean and Doris May star as the young happiest team in pictures in the camp life comedy 2814 Hours Leave at the Lyric for today only. The film is hailed as brisk and bright with humorous situations and polished performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas MacLean
Doris May
Begg's Mustarine Quick Pain Killer on A BE
An old advertisement touts Begg's Mustarine as the fastest remedy for lumbago sore throat chest colds tonsillitis pleurisy bronchitis and rheumatic pains. It promises quick relief before other remedies and urges purchase from Roedel in a yellow box 390 and 60 guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Begg
Avery
BE. Roedel
At-Home Pinex Cough Remedy Promises Fast Relief
A home remedy using Pinex 24% ounces in a pint bottle with sugar syrup or molasses is offered as a cheap, quick cure for coughs chest colds bronchitis and hoarseness. Advertises it as pure and effective with guaranteed satisfaction and refunds.
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Absoure
Ha Pinax Co
Wayno
Ind
Comedies Steal the Show in Local Theater Lineup
Buck Private seeks to rescue the general’s daughter in a sequence of rapid fire gags. The program tomorrow features Mack Sennett’s Treat ’em Rough. Louise Wozenda, famed comedienne, appears in the atellar role, drawing cheers from the audience.
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Mack Sennett
Louise Wozenda
Comediennes
Atellar
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