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Newspaper
Chugwater Record
Location
Chugwater, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1915
Page
3
The article describes methods used by Jack Tars to stop water ingress after a hull breach. An umbrella like device is inserted through a hole to press canvas against the seam, secured by a threaded handle and nut. For larger leaks a canvas and oakum mat is lashed into place with ropes running under the keel and across to other sides.
Joseph Fies sought custody of his six month old son Frank alleging his wife Edith fed the child pickles and threatened gin for cramps. He also claimed the mother allowed the sick child to share a bed with another child during a chicken pox quarantine. Justice Nathan Bijur awarded custody to the father after reviewing affidavits.
In a conversation Crabshaw objects to wedding costs while Marjorie hints at helping via a staged elopement. The Judge comments on the plan as a possible way to move events forward.
A moralizer argues intellectual women rarely make good mothers. The de moralizer counters that they rarely get a chance, suggesting social constraints limit opportunities for intellectual women to be mothers.
Department of the Interior notice from Cheyenne Wyoming dated July 22 1915 announces Julius Brevdy of Phillips Wyoming filed for final three year proof to establish a homestead claim on land in Township 18 North Range 64 West. The hearing before U S commissioner Kent Snyder at Wheatland Wyoming is set for August 27 1915. Witnesses include Edward Kennedy Chugwater Wyoming Joe Foellmer Joe L Foellmer Fulford Doe Clark all of Phillips Wyoming.
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