Paint pays for itself in long term home upkeep
In a discussion with C W Wright the value of regular painting was evaluated. A $2500 house costs about $125 per coat and needs around 16 paintings over 60 years totaling $1895, while remaining in good condition. Without paint, the home would deteriorate and require full rebuild by year 60, costing about $5000. The old Dutch adage PAINT PAYS FOR ITSELF is cited.
Government coats aircraft wings with new protective dopes
The government has developed protective coatings or dopes for airplane wings to resist weather and fire. Federal specialists seek commercial uses for these coatings and consider their rust resisting potential for broader applications beyond aviation.
Effect of Color on Paint Durability
Property owners planning painting should use tinted paints for lasting results. Permanent colorants ground into a high grade white point base help prevent chalking and checking, two common defects seen with white pigments.
Notice of Public Land Sale and Reward for Lost Steer
A public land sale notice from the U S Land Office Sundance Wyoming lists multiple parcels with sale dates in 1920 and bidders to pay immediately. A separate item offers a five dollar reward for a brindle steer branded DVD, lost near Rockypoint Wye, addressed to David W Riesland.
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David W. Riesland
Rockypoint
Wye
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Sundance
Wyoming
The
General Land Office
Susan V. Eaton
Weston
C.H. Maagsie
Notice for Publication Teolated Tract Public Sale
Public sale offered under Sec 2455 R8 to the highest bidder not less than $5 per acre. Dorothy M Ball of Belle Fourche SD applying for tract in Sec 2 T0% R66W, with appraisal of timber 80,009 board feet at $100 per M and land $100.00. Final proof Feb 1920 before Paul W Yeoman at Hulett WY. notice by H Massie Register.
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Department of the Interior
Sundance
Wyoming
Commissioner
The
General Land Office
RYS
Leon R Adams
Oshoro
Awlyswll
West 6Th
C. H. Maasie
U. & Land Office
Thomas M. Harney
Alzada
Montana
Stworth
Gale
C.jh. Massie
Register
Departiment of the Interior
John Harney Jr
Colony
Township Sé North
Prinet Meridian
Hale
Musaic
U. S. Land
R. S
Selfiely
Hemely
North Range
C.H. Massie
Commissioner of the
Dorothy M. Ball
Belle Fourche
South Dakota
Seryne
West 6Th Principal Meridian
C. H. Massie
Interior
Bet
Sanlah Red Hunnicutt
Aladdin
Iltuigis Chh
Massie
U.S. Land Office
Sandance
J. Walter Bush
Bliett
Township 55
Lak Ji
Wyomina
George W. Lawrence
Hulett
Lotsa
Township North
Timber and Land Purchase Claim Noted for Kyes in Wyoming
Samuel A. Kyes filed in New Haven Wyoming a sworn statement and application to purchase timber and land in township 50 north range 60 west under the Timber and Stone Law. Timber estimated at 5,000 board feet valued at 300 per M and land at 160, with final proof set for January 10 before U.S. Commissioner Paul W. Yeoman at Hulett. Public protest or contest possible. C. H. Massie is register. Guy Mewhirter has returned to Casper for the winter.
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Department of the Interior
U. & Land Office
Sundance
Wyoming
Lom
Samuel A. Kyes
New Haven
North Range
West 6Th Principal Meridian
Paul W. Yeoman
Unit.e dl
Hulett
Wyo
Entry. Ltd
Ralph Oliver
United States
J. L. Driskill Jr
Moorcroft
Clyde Oliver
Carl EK. Carnquist
Bertha
Arthur Jr
Montgomery
Carlile
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Offered With Reward
A Northern newspaper ad touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine claiming cure for catarrh through constitutional treatment. It promises 100 dollars to any cure and urges readers to send for a booklet at F J Gleeny Co to Ohio, with druggists selling the product.
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Hall
F. J. Geeney
Ohio
Tic
Winter hardships and local notes from the region
W G Jolley returns from Iowa where fuel shortages due to a coal strike affect homes and outbuildings. Residents report feed shortages for horses and heavy snow in Strawberry Hill. Verna Woodward slight injury after a horse fall. William Woodard Sr. illness possibly pneumonia. Lew Atkinson and wife traveled through Hulett on business.
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W. G. Jolley
Iowa
Bill Saves
Ray Edeall
Kirk Stoddard
New Haven
Rockypoint
Hud
Verna Woodward
William Woodard Sr
Teaching children respect for elders in public discourse
The piece argues that parents should instill proper respect in children to avoid impudent behavior toward middle aged and elderly people. It criticizes individuals who wrongly comment on others and pretend to know more about others' affairs, labeling such talk as useless hot air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie
Jim
Slim
Fatty
Bomb threat warning in Christmas mail urged by authorities
An Omaha Daily News item from December 4 warns of bombs and infernal machines sent via mail during the Christmas rush. The notice cites anarchists and I W W members, urging vigilance and possible government action to curb the threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Daily News
United States
R J Marshall Visits Town From Ranch Saturday
Local note reports R J Marshall seen in town from the ranch on Saturday, described as traveling in outdoor apparel and visiting a public space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Marshall
Uggs
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C. W. Wright
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Aikenz Laja Tet Company
Winston-Salem, N.C
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Estray
Seal of the Interior
Sarah P. Redding
Ewing
U. S.com
H. Massie
Guy Mewhirter
Casper
Harry Johnson
Strawberry Hill
Lew Atkinson
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Mountain Globe
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J. N. McDonough
Pine Street
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