East Side anarchist parade protests federal action in New York
A large Wednesday procession in Astor Place featured a Marseillaise band and red banners praising Moyers Haywood and Pettibone while attacking corruption and urging ballot change. Young, largely East Side workers and students, many Jews, marched past the Bible House with American flags and red textiles, expressing solidarity with radical causes before shifting toward political engagement by voting.
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Astor Place
Bible House
United States
Marseillaise
Moyer
Haywood
Pettibone
Fight
New York
America
Notice to debtors for settlement arrangements
All persons knowing themselves indebted to the undersigned are requested to make arrangements for settlement.
Treatment of Bites and Stings in Emergency Care
Advice from Brooklyn Magic warns that bites and stings from spiders tarantulas scorpions and cami ped are rarely fatal in temperate areas but require care especially for children or throat proximity. It suggests hot baths hot drinks fomentation with soda water saline injections cathartics fruit juices and careful wound management including ligatures and bleeding to flush venom while awaiting a physician.
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Brooklyn
How to Prevent Potato Scab in Gardens
A St. Louis guidance notes potato scab is a soil or seed fungus. Soils rich in manure raise scab risk. use commercial fertilizer. Soak seed potatoes two hours in formalin solution before planting to destroy scab and spores. Treat large batches in a vat or barrel, then drain and keep treated seed separate from untreated stock.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
How to Save Doctors Bills From Diet and Plant Foods
A Victorian era health note suggests studying fruits vegetables and grains for medicine to cut doctors bills. It lists tomatoes lettuce celery beans peas lentils onions radishes eggs and bananas as liver nerve and digestion aids and recommends gentle meals for dyspepsia and rheumatism avoiding fried fish.
How to Cut Glass Easily Without a Diamond
A New York Herald method shows cutting glass without a diamond by soaking string in alcohol and tying it around the glass at the intended cut line. The string is lit to weaken the glass, then the piece is cooled in water before a sharp strike along the cut line to separate it cleanly.
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The
New York Herald
How to Choose Fish for Freshness and Quality
How to select fish by touch and appearance. A firm texture returns after finger pressure with no dent. Bright eyes, red gills, and intact skin indicate freshness. When assessing lobster, pull the tail to test elasticity. a springing tail shows the lobster is fresh.
How to judge oven heat for baking on July Fourth
A practical guide to testing oven heat with white paper outlines how blackening means too hot and various browns indicate suitable baking. The note ends with a playful nudge about racing in Hulett on July 4 and suggests practicing dressing quickly for the handicap event.
Timber land notices filed at Sundance Wyoming
Several individuals including Fred Primus George Redding Otho Glaseburn and Wesley Hight of Hulett Wyoming file sworn statements under the 1878 timber lands act. Notices name witnesses and set July dates for final proof before the Register and Receiver at Sundance. Interested adverse claimants must file by July 1 1907 with Register Hoyt.
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Unitedates Land Office
Jundance
Wyoming
Act of Congress
California
Oregon
Nevada
Washington Territory
Hinlett
Rock
Fred Primus George Redding
Otho Glaseburn
Wesley Jight
Hulett
Jeri
A. E. Hoyt
Register
United Statee Lande
Sundance
Californie
Washoe
Fred A. Primus
Wpring
Hoyt
m—Department
Tanai ‘Cook
Luella Morrilloming
Yoming
Fir
Jane
C. Phil
Charles Cohen
T Cook
Y ‘Ona
Aikman
Laddin
Bundance
Hasle D. White
Tuesias
Jacob Wtuber
James Music
Frank Proctor
Julett
Herbert Hoylainan
Grille
AK. Boyt
Notarized land claim notices and filings in Hulett area
Posted in 1904 records, notices state intent to prove five year claims for parcels in Crook County. Entries mention names Morgaulett, Hoyt, Kuode, and others, with witnesses and dates for filings before the proper land office. The notices reference legal actions tied to the Hulett jurisdiction and state procedures for proof and registration.
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Susdance
Morgaulett Aulett
William Hoy
Hulett
C. Kuode
Bandap
John Smith Visits Town and Local Moves Mentioned
The brief notes that John Smith was in town on Wednesday and Mrs. Charles Hardy returned home from a trip south. It mentions Charley staying at Sioux City and slated to become foreman at Morris ranch.
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John Smith
Charles Hardy
Charley
Siouxity
Morris Ranch
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J. W. Scott
the Harness Man
Joe Femiiaare
the Undertaker
Belle Fourche
Schuttler
Hulett Land and Cattle Co
Frederick Richerdagn
Frederick Richardson
Clinton
New Jersey
Deadwood
Herbert Gage
Sam Tate
W. J. Wood
Sam
Moorcroft
John Dalton
Ed Woolfolk
Mr. Thompson
Missouri
Nat Griffis
Ridge
Montana
W. B. Morrison
Golden Gate State
Edd Willson
Omaha
Dalla Frey
Bear Lodge
Belle
Victor French
Lew Atkinson
Herman Knoff
Frank
Dave Ross
Mel Lemrick
W. R. Denniston
North Country
Thompson Boys
Jonas Hupp
Joe Morris
Here
Ira, D. Coryell
Victor King Machines
Belle Fourche, S. D
Fawkes
Aladdin Hotel
A. Carroll
Jen “Uate
Higard
Aladdin, Wyoming
Pioneer Store
Pearson
Youngman
Arepng
Thi Mae
Eard Company
Kame
Qoming
W. W. Wood
R. G. Roders
Sundance, Wyoming
W. R. Jones
DR. F. Herman
Bella Fourche
Sapphire Restaurant
A.R. Cole
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