Homestead Consolidated No Tie For Publication Notice
United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming announces final three year proofs for homestead entries. Names include Berial No 06289 and serials 05341 6989 04537 64976 05086 04657 with witnesses from Cheyenne and Durham. Register W. E. Chaplin presides. July 22, 1939 is the proof date.
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United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Register
Arthur FE. Klopfer
P.M. Winnesera
Byron PD. van Zandt
Ernest H. Goodman
Delbert J. Hudson
Eli B. Wudson
Eli B. Hudson
Homestead
Arthur E. Kilopfer
H. E B. Goodman
Wyo
Glen Marble
Charles Child
Durham
BE. NW
Eyswk
P.M. Witnennes
Ernest T. Goodman
Arthur B. Kiopfer
RO Hudson
Charles T. Child
E. B. Hudson
Arthur EB. Klopfer
George Walter
Wm. G. Chinn
J. C Long
Charles T Child
el B. Hudson
W. E. Chaplin
Public Land Notice Cheyenne 1909 Final Proof Filed
Ervin Clarke of Cheyenne Wyoming filed intent to make final three year proof to establish a homestead claim for NE section 24 township 13 north range 67 west sixth principal meridian before the United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming on July 28 1813. Witnesses named David Merna John J Astio Frank A Roedel and J D Blamey all of Cheyenne.
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United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Junge
Ervin Clarke
Wyo
David Merna
John J. Astio
Frank A. Roedel
J. D. Blamey
W. BE. Chaplin
Register
John Neddeau
Homer Neddeau
Walter J. Leith
Ke Cromwan
Wyo Renko
Coe
Hken
Abe
Oe i
Walter Ho Neddeau
W. B
Chaplin
Homestead Notice of Intent Filing in Wyoming
Notice is hereby published that settlers Francie L. Schenefelt John G. Ling J W Wagner Maude Shenefelt and Samuel A Wilson of Divide Wyoming filed in the Cheyenne land office on July 23 1913 for homestead entries. Francie L Schenefelt for the B NEW SYNW and N% of SW sec 32 T16N R65W and Bertal No 05076 for the E42 sec 26 T16N R65W P M. Witnesses are Francis Lebenefelt J W Wagner Samuel A Wilson Maude Shenefelt Divide Wyoming.
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United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
United States Land
Otte
Vis
Francie L. Schenefelt
SW Fe Nash
Obeth P.M
Jobn G. Ling
J. W. Wagner
Maude Shenefelt
Samuel A. Wilson
Divide
OG. Lins
Bertal
W. G. P.M Witneseee
Francis Lebenefelt
and Mauded
Shenefelt
Chance Protests Athletic Victory
New York suffered a 2 to 1 defeat as Frank Chance protested the umpiring decisions in the fourth inning. The game featured catches by Murphy and Oldring and notable batting by Cree. Final score shows Philadelphia ahead 2 to 1 over New York with Rush, Houck, Sphang, Lapp, Fisher, McConnell and Sweeney listed as hitters.
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New York
Frank Chance
Philadelphia
Smneen
Horton
Harry
Dineen
Bast
Collinn
Hartzeell
Borton
Hartzell
Bare
Porton
Murphy
Oldring
Cree
Wet at St. Louis postpones Cleveland game
The St. Louis game against Cleveland was postponed due to wet grounds on July 1.
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ST. Louis
Cleveland
Triple With Sacks Loaded Wins Game
Washington defeats Boston 7 to 4 in the ninth inning as Williams hits a bases loaded triple driving in three runs. Gandil starts a double play to end Boston’s rally. Williams, Milan, and McBride key the late scoring for Washington.
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Hhoston
Williame
Washington
Griffith
Tle
Shanks
Leonard
McBride
Schaefer
Williams
Milan
Borton
Gandil
R. H. EF
Shaeealere
Rosion
Weirte Dees
Hagel
Mullin
Hughes
Henry
Bedient
Hall
Carrigan
Tigers Outhit Sox But Have Hard Luck
Detroit loses 3 to 2 to Chicago in a tight game. Cicotte allows seven hits over six innings before Gcott. Willett pitches well for Detroit but yields the decisive runs in the eighth on Lord's double and Louden's error. Cobb injures knee in eighth as Pipp adds a run with a timely single.
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Detroit
Chicago
Cicotte
Gcott
Tigers
Scott
Willett
Beall
Rath
Louden
Lord
Colline
Crawford
Cobb
Pipp
High
Cates
Man Killed by Lightning Struck Tree in Menomonie
John Nytreon a 60 year old man was struck by lightning while near a tree in Menomonie Wisconsin on July 1. The bolt reportedly hit a nearby tree and then connected to the tree he stood against, causing instant death.
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Menomonie
Wis
John Nytreon
Hedding boxing bill moves to governor in Wisconsin
Madison July 1 The Hedding boxing bill amending to prohibit selling liquor in boarding balla was enacted by the assembly and now goes to the governor for approval.
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Poxing
Madison
Wis
Hedding
Eussembly
Callva Jury Reports Verdict Expectation at October Term
The jury in the perjury trial of Wilbur Glenn Callva head of the religious Society of Zion revaaded by John Alexander Dowle reported a Sieageremeant today and was dice charged. It yy understood the jury stood Ll for conviction le expected the case will be again at the October term of the Wanebago county elrcult court.
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OLIVA
Rockford
Wilbur Glenn Callva
Religious Society of Zion
John Alexander Dowle
Wanebago County
Elrcult
New York Dominates Philadelphia In 160 to 0 Win
In Philadelphia on July 1 New York stormed to a 160 to 0 victory in the National League. Marquard was nearly flawless allowing four hits and no passes. Philadelphia pitchers struggled as Alexander lasted three innings and Riney was shelled. Herzog Murray and others produced multiple extra base hits for the visitors.
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Philadelphia
New York
Marquard
Doolngent
Alexander
Riney
Mayer
Maraball
Herzog
Murray
R. H. B. Now Tomes Cs Scasvesne Sadae
Siance
Marquard’ and Myers
Wilson
Rixey
Marehall
Kilifer
Howley
Cubs Take Second of Series With Pirates
Cubs beat Pirates 2 0 in Chicago as Zimmerman drives in Byers and Schulte for the second victory of the series. Wilson homered after Miller singled to complete the scoring in a pitching duel between Cheney and Robinson. Honus Wagner appeared for Pittsburgh and grounded out in the ninth. Batteries Robinson Hendrix Coleman Kelly Cheney Archer.
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Chicago
Zimmerman
Byers
Schulte
Pittsburgh
Wilson
Feld
Miller
Viaitora
Cheney
Robinson
Honus Wagner
Butler
R. H. E. Pitteburg
Crigaro
Relice Boes
Hendrix
Coleman
Kelly
Cheyen
Archer
Reds Win Big as Batting Bees Hit Cards Hard
Cincinnati exploded for 11 runs on 15 hits as St. Louis pitcher rner struggled before leaving in the sixth. Steele gave up three hits and two runs after replacing him while Benton and Bescher each had three hits to pace the Reds. Batteries: Griner Steele and McLean for Cincinnati and Benton Clarke Blackburn for St. Louis.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Rnner
Steele
Benton
Bescher
Dowtle
Svore
Aetches
Griner
McLean
Clarke
Blackburn
Fast Fielding and Hard Hitting Win Brooklyn Game
Brooklyn won a high scoring game 8 to 3. Heston pitched two solid innings to finish the contest as Daubert and Maranville drew attention with sharp defense and timely hits. Rudolph struggled early, allowing five runs in the fourth, while Yingling and Miller held the visitors in check late.
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Brooklyn
WN. Y
Heston
Rudolph
Curtis
Yingling
Daubert
Maranville
R. HW
Bomgrs
Broghig
Rariden
Miller
Frenchy Valee Defeats Canadian Lightweight Champion Bayley
In Vancouver Brighouse arena a 15 round bout ended with Frenchy Valee of Seattle winning on points over Canadian lightweight champion Jay Bayley. Bayley dominated early but Valee broke Bayley’s nose in round six and gained the lead, securing the decision as blood stained the ring.
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Vancouver
B. C
Frenchy Valee
Seattle
Jay Bayley
Brighouse Arena
Bayley
Valse
Speedy’s Sister A Tennis Champ
A Kansas City Star feature spotlights Miss Mabel Swift, Speedy Swift’s sister, as an 18 year old tennis talent who defeated Nebraska, Vilnola, and Iowa champions and met California’s tourney winner. The piece notes her meteoric rise and predicts she may become national champion. Speedy cheers her as Missouri’s best.
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Seaue
Kansas City
Mabel Swift
Speedy” Swift
Swift
California
Mine Swift
Nebraska
Vilnola
Iowa
Speedy
Siater
Missouri
Medford’s Bud Anderson Poses as West Lightweight Hope
Bud Anderson from Medford Oregon prepares for a July 4 bout in Los Angeles against Leach Cross of New York. Promoters expect a big purse if he wins, with a possible title shot versus Ritchie. Anderson is billed as the Medford Prince of Peach Country, famed for a fast left hand.
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Bud Anderson
West
Leach Cross
New York
Los Anccdes
Los Angeles
Wille Ruechle
Joe Rivers
San Francisco
Cross
Anderson
Ritchie
Medford
Ore
May
Mooqueiver Valley
Contrast of Latest American and French Bathing Suits for Women
The article compares two national styles for women’s beachwear, noting the one piece white silk suit in the US and a red silk option in France. It discusses Paris as a fashion sponsor, Atlantic coast restrictions on white salts, and describes the French and American designs in detail, including fabrics, necklines, and closures.
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Beeches
United States
France
Atlantic
Paris
America
Ile
Ts America
Helissipife
Speedy praises young catcher with sharp pitching prospect
A writer touts a catcher with a talented kin in Kay Cee backing a twirling ace named Speedy who swears the youngster can rival the best hitters in the HaAlnens.
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Kay Cee
Western League Scoreboard Shortfalls and Results
Lincoln 2 Topeka 0 Denver 2 Wichita 4 Des Moines 3 St Joseph 1 Omaha 9 Sioux City 6.
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CIA
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Beaton
Lomi
Wewcees
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Oonga
Loula
New York
Denver
St. Joseph
Des Moines
Lincoln Ee
Omaha
Sioux City
Topeka
Wichita
Lincoln
His Lack of Will
A dialogue about a man who quit smoking and drinking and struggles to reform a habit of nodding on the telephone. A friend notes unlikely willpower while praising his past abstinence and questioning deeper self control.
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Chicago Record Herald
Kissing gauze in smart science sparks village murmurs
Scientists tout a new kissing gauze to prevent microbe spread during romance. The piece mocks the plan and jokes about Cupid being spooked by sterile gear while a village queen wryly weighs romance against safety.
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Kina
Epollin
Gaurer
Trene
Ares
Rookiyn
Selling Efficiency as a Hallmark of the Able Salesperson
The Pittburgh Post recalls Jerome McWade praising alert resourcefulness in salesmen and women. A tale from a Duluth audience shows a shouting buyer from a mob seeking help after an arm injury. A quick retort advertises splints and bandages at an emergency counter with navigational directions.
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Jerome 8. MceWade
Duluth
McWade
Saleman
Diringly
Pittaburgh
Ann Martins Dilemma in Love and Wealth
Ann Martins Dilemma shows a charming maid faced by two suitors, Gay Tom with his money, and John a widower with five children and a large estate. The piece hints at social expectations, wealth, and selection as orchids and kindness are weighed against status.
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Ann Martin
Gay Tom
Prehidu
John
Abe
Parson remark sparks clergymen quip about bridles
A New York American line recalls clergy gathered after an ecclesiastical function when a pompous dignitary urged restraint on appetites. A quick retort compared the idea to tying a rope between teeth, reflecting sharp, humorous exchange among clergy.
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New York Amercan
Bible Verse Sparks Debate On Labor And Reward
Fragmentary clipping discusses labor and toil with a Biblical quote about bread by the sweat of one’s brow. Mentions Professor A B Chambery of Paul Minnesota and references to farmers and “the sweat of the bucky” in a didactic tone.
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Cheng
A.B. Chambery
Paul, Minn
Farm Butchered by Watercress Beds and Glass Greenhouses
A tax sale purchaser revived a wornout Philadelphia area farm of 100 acres miles from the city. He trench-plowed 500 feet of water-diverting channels, grew watercress through winter with heat from spring water and glass houses, and earned profits from violets lilacs and Christmas blooms while employing many workers. The previous owner failed to profit.
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Philadelphia
Killing the Country
North Dakota Experiment Station warns that agriculture on new lands drains soil nutrients. A crop of wheat removes about 9.30 dollars worth of plant food per acre, while the last crop totaling 160 million bushels exported 70 million dollars worth of plant food. The state’s asset value drops by that amount each season.
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North Dakota
North Danot Bx
Where the Chicken Gets the Ax
A historic note describes a method for dispatching fowl by beheading with a sharp tool and securing the body for bleeding. The text references grounding and post placement as part of the process and mentions a rustic setting near a hearth.
Silo Repairs Scrambled in Vague Farm Note
Fragmentary note describes a silo near a barn and a feed cup. It mentions making work to set feed waif near Coe and improving storage, but details are unclear.
The Busy Little Bee Hive Construction Note
A fragment describes orderly bee colony management with hive transfers. It notes wiring to prevent frames from loosening and transferring bees before moving to a new hive. It advises keeping bees tight and ensuring the queen lays eggs in the new hive while laying out actions for the old hive.
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A. Vine
MN Foundation
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Homestead Consolidated
BE. Chaplin
Hegister
United State Land Offiee
Knight
the World of Sport
AMERI
Chance
Castoria
The
Rube Blanks
Cubs
Pirates
Reds
Chichester
Western League
Aleo
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