Consolidated Notice for Public Sale of Homestead Proofs
United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming announces that settlers Isaac Alex Massion Phillip Marcus Lena Marcus and Isaac Stone will file final three year proofs on August 6 1915 before U S Commissioner Kent Snyder at Wheatland Wyoming for their homestead entries in T 21 N R 65 W and adjacent sections. Names and witnesses listed. notices dated June 28 1915 with publications through July 31 1915.
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United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Kent Snyder
U.S
Wheatland
Isaac Alex Massion
Phillip Marcus
Isaac Stone
Bessie Stone
Lena Marcus
Chugwater
Charles Brandon
Iowa Center
W. E. Chaplin
U. S
George Gershengartz
Carl Pastornak
Louis Skui
Carl Pasternak
George Gertz
Adolph Koropoff
Homestead Entries Filed in Wyoming Near Iowa Center
The notice records multiple homestead entries with serial numbers 08234 and 08179 on portions S4 and S2 in section 1 and section 2 of township 21 north range 65 west, with witnesses named Carl Pastornak Mrs Carl Pastornak George Gertz Louis Skui Adolph Koropoff and others. Filing dates noted as first publication July 3 and last July 31 1915 with Register W E Chaplin.
Misleading City Watchful Wheeled Drugstore Spooks Deacon
Deacon Meadowgrass on his first city visit warns a rumor of a dangerous neighborhood after a streetcar with red and green lights passes. A curious fat policeman asks why, and the old man notes a wheeling drug store shop moving along.
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Deacon Meadowgrass
What’s in a Name The Law and Order Stranger Question
An Arizona town confronts a stranger who asks if residents belong to the Law and Order league. A native replies affirmatively and challenges the intruder with a sharp question about lynching indicating escalating tension. The exchange highlights local fears and vigilantism in the community.
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Law and Order League
Arizona
Pokes of street chat on Mr Meek and Mrs Gotham
A brief street conversation contrasts Mrs Meek and Mr Gotham. Mr Meek and his wife are seen and commented on for cleverness, with a quip about Mr Meek never speaking. The exchange highlights public perceptions in a casual social moment.
Black eye tale sparks barroom quip in old exchange
An excerpt captures a rough barroom exchange with Pat explaining a black eye. The men joke about injuries, insisting no one is visibly harmed as the conversation shifts to likely everyday mischief and quips.
Do You Believe in Heredity Says Wright Brothers Case
A Boston Evening Transcript note recalls a dialog on heredity referencing the Wright brothers and their father described as a sky pilot. The quip frames heredity as a factor in talent and achievement.
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Wright Brothers
Sky Pilot
Boston Evening Transcript
Do You Believe in Love in a Cottage
A witty exchange about love and a luxury cottage, noting a ten thousand dollar price in a fashionable suburb.
Why did the ladies give suitors their gloves
A humorous old riddle about ladies gifting gloves to suitors to reveal the knights they possessed, playing on gloves as a sign of prowess and courtship etiquette.
Objection to Casting an Actor as an Old Salt
A humorous line pairs an objection and retort about casting an actor as an old salt. The jokey exchange hinges on a pun about age versus freshness and humor derived from theatrical auditions.
Mrs. Style Partners With Bar Parole for Summer Hub Hubbub
A fragment notes Mrs Style engaging a bar parole in the hubbubs as part of summer plans. The snippet hints at social season preparations and a stylish social circle.
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Eit
Money Talks and Cents Silence the Attention
Fragmentary aphorism notes that money commands attention yet warns that coins may be ignored or undervalued. The line implies finance influences people while small change lacks impact.
Money loaned on Platte and Goshen county real estate
T. F. llen Crawford and eb advertise a nine percent loan on Platte and Goshen county real estate opportunities.
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Platte and Goshen County Real Estate
T. F
Llen, Crawford, & Eb
Public Land Sale Isolated Tract Cheyenne 1915
Department of the Interior announces a public sale of Lots 3 and 4 NESW4 Sec 30 and Lot 1 Sec 31 T18N R66W sixth principal meridian. Minimum bid is 2.25 per acre, auction at 11 a m on August 17, with sale closing as bidding ends. Adverse claims must file by sale time. JuleAnd W. E. Chaplin, Register.
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Reneral Land Office
R. S
Alexander Kirkbride
JuleAnd
W. E. Chaplin
Register
Notice for Public Land Claim in Wyoming
Benjamin F. Ray of Chugwater Wyoming filed for final three year proof to establish ownership of land described in his two homestead entries in section 34 township 20 north range 67 west. The hearing will be before Kent Snyder at Wheatland Wyoming on August 7 1915. Witnesses include Henry Hanson Clarence M Duvall Frank Burton of Chugwater and Ora Forbes of Diamond Wyoming. First publication July 3 1915.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Benjamin F. Ray
Chugwater
Kent Snyder
U.S
Wheatland
Henry Hanson
Frank Burton
Ora Forbes
Diamond
W. E. Chaplin
Register
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Corry
A. B. Sheldon
Swan
Foss & Luke
Sanitary
Cheyenne, Wyo
Egbert Veneklasen
Chugwater Valley Bank
Frank Redburn
John F. Timm
Uva
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