Local notes from Stockwens area and neighboring towns
Walter Allen and BU Smith of Fig arrived back after stock activity at Gow ranch. John Hirher came from Canyon Road House. Meekbee from Bik. Walter Spicer and family visited Kelly. Jot Pearse to conduct services at Kelly next Tuesday. Arbor Day events noted in schools. George Pal from Fish Creek. Dr. Carneros from Tar Bo ranch. Win Stilson and wife visiting Jackson vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Allen
BU Smith
Fig
Gow Ranch
Canyon Road
Walter Spicer
Kelly
Werthestay
Ree
Jot Pearse
Toestay
Wee Eowtay
Ant
The Resurrection Message and Eternal Life Thought
The discourse contends that endless existence without Christ brings toil sorrow and sin and terror. It argues there is no hope in the idea of Christ living a continual earthly life and offers a contrasting faith in resurrection as the true hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Earth
Springtime activity and notices from the Hargis ranch area
Norman Smith led hay from the Hargis ranch to Bar Bour day while Roy Nipper planned an outside trip last week after cattle. Mary Lingenfelter visited Wednesday night with Mrs Horton. Mrs PO Hansen and Mise Mears called at the Frank Meltride home last week. Frank Price and family Ed Price and wife and William Nelson were Sunday visitors at Low Price's. Jack Cantheid helped Bar Harriss with butchering Monday. Harris, Tenmyek and Ale tonreid cut a house log on the west side of the Stake. Milt Young dug a well on Sam Smith's homestead last week striking water at thirteen feet. The spring was quicker than expected. Mr Hansen started plowing this week. The annual school meeting will be held at Kelly May 1. Everyone should attend to show their interest in education. John Pearson will comment nerviews at the Buffalo Plain School House Sunday May 7 after Sunday school. St Ferrin came from the upper country for the stockman meeting and celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Smith
Hargis
Bar Bour
Roy Nipper Eade
Milt Young
Sam Smith
John Pearson
Buffalo Plain School
St Ferrin
Stockmeo
Leap Year Dance Lights Up Grovant Neighborhood
Aspen Ridge notes Leap Year celebration hosted by Grovant ladies at Kelly with strong turnout. Mr Nelson buys two Kelly houses from Ken Goes One, plans a residence and a bowling shop. Starrett sawmill began operations with Chase riskes at the saw and Tra May at the throttle, while Chas Rinehart orders lumber for a large barn and tool shed for Geo UO Kelly on his ranch near Kelly Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starrett
Chase Riskes
Tra May
Chas
Rinehart
Geo, Uo, Kelly
Lowa
Mr. Kelly
Kelly
Wyoming
Gingle Jingles Cheer Up Poem Fragment
Fragment from a cheerful verse urging optimism despite trouble. It speaks of sunshine, world blessings, and living boldly, urging readers to forget care and begin anew with bright hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bature
Questionable Point of Law in Early Burglary Debate
Ambiguous opinions from early English and American cases discuss whether breaking and entering constitutes burglary under common law. The Lawson v. Com L. KR. A. MOIDD 972 ruling is cited as clarifying that intent to commit theft is needed for burglary proofs, with notes on the required elements and evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dudiges
Dales
Julger
Lawson
Tank fire and lightning blame storm damage on awe
A garbled account describes a church blaze and lightning strikes causing widespread destruction. The text references an explosion or damage at a school and tank related incidents, with unclear names or dates. It implies lightning as a trigger and mentions fragile structures and Patton referenced items.
Local tales mix in river canyon trip report
Hay Bly and Tom Lee travel up Shake River Canyon on Tuesday. The note mentions enjoying the L CL OF and relates to 4 W. Walker who has assigned the new blacksmith role amid a week of pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay Bly
Tom Lee
Shake River Canyon
Etelontion
W. Walker
Amet of
Paink
Notice of Final Settlement in Waleson Estate
The administrator of the estate of Laeoorge Beyhcuater decwaned seeks final distribution and court approval. The petition requests a decree settling debts, claims, and an orderly transfer of assets with due notice to interested parties. Further hearing date to be determined by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooaine
LancoLe
Petrie Court
Duchetal
Legler
Laeoorge Beyhcuater
Accuai
Fragmented quote about a fellow artist's conduct sparks debate
A garbled excerpt shows a critic accusing a fellow artist of rotten work and pandering to degraded tastes. The fragment references brother artists and a concern for une art amid controversy, with unclear speaker intentions and questions about the team for new work.
Mies Starte Jomvem and the Heartwoodackeen Affair
Mies Starte Jomvem, at Heartwoodackeen, responds to a recent claim at Vlotin Week Under direction PN. Walter Hoenn, 70, counts FG. Cratt reports from Snake River canton Monetay about a fevered cattle purchase from WP in Redmond. G.T. Metantey of Zenith returns last Friday after months away and marriage in Mitte Helphia. Stee and Nis bride Wate enjoy a hokey moon trip in Cuba and the Vine country. Mrs. McCanley did not accompany her husband. plans for a future move noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hoenn
Erin
Snake River
Canton Monetay
Rere Wich
G.T. Metantey
Zenith
Mitte Helphia
Stee
Ciba
Tate
Vines
Portland Men Scale Mount Hood In Harsh Winter Trek
Warner and William Evang of Portland, enthusiastic drama club members, completed a perilous ascent of Mount Hood amid snowstorms and cold. With no guide they used Cloud Cap to the summit, endured fog and disorientation, survived a bear of wind and frost, and reached Government Camp after eleven hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Eed
William Evang
Portland
Drama Club
Nowrt Hood
Oregon
Mit
Fey
Warner
Big Zag Tracier
Emery
Government Camp
Lee
Fragmented OCR text about months and harvest across regions
The readable fragments mention months February March May and references to harvests, fields, and locations. It appears as garbled notes across places like East Ladies and Berue with vague mentions of crops, wages, and national scope. No clear event or individuals emerge from the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Courle Orp States of America
He's Possum of Snake Tribe Becomes Local Legend
A Philadelphia North American item explains the spreading adder also known as the blowing viper or bag nosed adder. It notes the snake feigns death to avoid danger, lives in dry woods and sandy hills, and rarely harms humans if picked up. Beliefs that it bites itself or is deadly are debunked by the article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bin
Jontan
Bes Jolsenous
Cote
Blowing Viper
Ad Dee
Leohow Hippo drome appearance noted with wit
A brief locals note mentions Quite Go and Mr Harry appearing as the Leohow Hippo drome act. The witty performance on the Mage 2 stage drew attention, with a lively crowd and speculation about the upcoming show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Leio
Cheaiet tot oe kek One en ai nega eee Boat
Nonsensical OCR fragment provides no clear names places or events. Unable to extract a coherent news item or determine a factual summary from the readable text.
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Ogden
Wedhnesday
Meekbee
Bik Wednestay
George Pa
von Fish Creek
Dr. Carneros
Tar Bo Ranch
Win, Stilson and Wife
Jackson
Mary Lingenfelter
Mrs Horton
Mrs. PO. Hansen
Mise Mears
Frank Price
Ed. Price
William Nelson
Low Price
Jack Cantheid Assis Barl Harriss
Messrs, Harris, Tenmyek and
Aletonreid
Wessie of
Ube
Mr. Hansen
Eversone
Aspen Ridge
Albert Nein
Jackson's Hole
Nelson
Ken
Grovant
Kneedy
Miller
Dacksaw
Jato
Diavan
Barber Ranch
John Barber
Kelly, Wyoming
JAS. S&s. Sim
EAL Estate
P.W. Spaulding
Land Cities
Rince
W. H. McKahan
Vierenin and
Strassen
Phone Wort
Jackann
Kvaseron
Wyomina
Jaco Wromina
Otho EB. Williams
Jackson, Wcome
Cilas W. Beagle
Henero
R.A Fuller
Woodman Hall
Fackson
C.F
Vintt Ling
Elem Jae
Lees
Nou
Vv. Minbas
Harry Wagner
Kance
Georg Takider Mist
R. Blain
Mes Hattie Johnson
SHAM
Mosse
Lapy's
Wass Sonnel
Tila
Howe
Wew
Tam
J. H. Walker
Vekell
Daewoo
Redmond
Sesse
Oss Wees
J. R. Jones
Worf’s Livery Barn
CO Wolkts Lb Vriy
James Gavenport, Mgr
Mount Hood
Marve
Dancing
Weedman Mall
A. Fuller
Possum
Snake Tribe
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