Notice of Contest Department of the Interior United States Land Office
The United Blair Land Office at rage Wyoming issues a notice dated July 6 1918 to Watson Luther Kendall Wyoming that Thomas Ray Black of Green River Wyoming filed a contested application to cancel Watson Luther’s Forest Homestead Serial 06427 for Section 21 Township 40 North Range 111 West Sixth Principal Meridian. Black alleges no residence or continuous occupancy since April 24 1916 and claims absence not due to military service. If no answer within twenty days after the fourth publication, Watson’s entry may be canceled without a hearing.
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Department of the Setdrier
Blair Land Ofice
Rage
Wyoming
Watson
Luther
Kendall
Thoms
Ray Black
Green River
BEYNE
Nispre
NESW
Meridian
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
George H. Whiteman
Moran
Forest Homestead
Otho E. Williams
Jacks
Witnepps
Roy B. Losier
William C. Thompson
William C. Breingraber
William M. Losier
Elk
Forest Homestead Bintry
Notice of Public Land Claims Consolidated in Evanston
Public land filings in Evanston Wyoming list Forest Homestead and Desert Land entries by George H. Whiteman, Roy B. Losier, John D. Powell, and Mrs. Loretta M. Edmiston with final three and four year proofs due before United States Commissioner Otho E. Williams in Jackson and Jacks Wyoming, witnesses named, dates in August 1918.
Forest Homestead Entry Notice of Final Proof in Wyoming
Department of the Interior announces James E. Wilson of Jackson Wyoming filed for final five year proof to establish claim on Forest Home stead land in Township 20 N Range 115 W and Township 33 N Range 115 W. hearing set before United States Commissioner Otho E Williams in Jackson on August 11 1918 with witnesses Mary J Lucas John H Pederson Elias Wilson and Mary Imeson all of Jackson Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comenen
Thenoe
Chaims
Otho B. Williams
United States
Jackson
Wyoming
George H. Whiteman
William C. Thompson
Moran, Wyoming
William ©. Etwingrass
William M. Losier
Ele
Alex Nisbet
Register
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Evanston
John D. Powell
Wilson
Otho E. Williama
Cetra
Warren Edmiston, Jr
Loretta M. Edminton
Wilson, Wyoming
William G. Jump
Marthaump
Kelly, Wyoming
Loretta M. Edmiston
Desert Rand
Hhae
Otho EB. ‘Williams
Jerkson
Wit‘nesses
Martha Jump
Warren Edmiston Jr
Alex Nixbet
James E. Wilson
Otho E. Williams
Damen
Mary J. Lucas
John H. Pederson
Elias Wilson
Mary Imeson
Perils of the Pantomime Revealed by Hofele Memoir
The late F. W. Hofele recalled the Pax American pantomimes and the Old Bowery theater, noting long hours for makers of mechanical tricks and the unyielding vigilance of a stage manager. He described Haarrequin’s hazardous sword work and Paul Martinetti’s star trap mishap, where spikes and a heavy frame nearly harmed him, yet he continued his act with luck on his side.
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F. W. Hofele
Bowery Theater
Hia
New York Sun
Haarrequin
Columbine
India
Paul Martinetti
Story of a famous statue travels to Rome
The bronze equestrian statue of General Colleone, moved from the Campo to Rome, is praised by Ruskin as among the world’s finest sculpture. Created in 1481 by Verrocchio with Leonardo da Vinci’s aid, the piece’s lively history includes Leopardi’s quip about removing the horse’s head and the republic’s reluctant pardon.
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Rome
Colleent
Campo
Giovannio Paolo, Ruskin
Andrea Verrocehio
Leonardo da Vinci
Alexander 4Inbertega
Christian Herald
Verrocchio
Leopardi
Republic
St. Ax
Florence
Venice
Getting Off the Earth Through High Velocity Escape
The article explains gravitation keeps humans bound to Earth and notes that even at 20,000 feet aviators remain prisoners of the surface. It discusses the required speeds to escape, citing a 26,000 feet per second theoretical shell and a 37,090 feet per second velocity to break planetary attraction as described by Charles Nevers Holmes in Popular Science Monthly.
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Evon
Charles Nevers Holmes
Popular Science Monthly
Set Your Arm High and Face Obstacles With Courage
The passage urges embracing hard tasks to build reserve for the future. It argues that daring effort paralyzes progress, and facing obstructors with a determined face helps others. Making big decisions boosts confidence and creates opportunities, rooted in self-estimate.
How to Make a Service Flag at Home
The article guides making a service flag with an image of a military Homefront family. It details ribbon amounts a red four-mot y wide ribbon for four pieces, white ribbon ten inches, and blue fabric for stars. Sew the strips, create the field, and applique or embroider stars. Amounts vary with the number of stars to display.
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Tarollinr
George Warbington
Battle Against Dry Rot Threatens Timber Health
Dry rot is a wood disease causing serious trouble in tornil cries and engineers prescribe preventive and curative remedies. Remove all infection from timber, oil infected spots to retain spores, then burn the diseased wood. Keep affected timber from other materials and sterilize saws after cutting to prevent spread.
Soldiers and physiology boost survival in war says Crile
In an American Magazine interview General Gorgas and Major Crile discuss how physiological resistance shapes a wounded soldier s recovery Our focus is on how wartime life builds resilience transforming clerks into hardy fighters through discipline, endurance, and combat experience
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Hirgeon
Gorgas
Han
Sage
Crile
Physical Courage and Moral Courage Compared
The text contrasts physical courage in humans and animals with moral courage. It notes that physical bravery varies with brain function and is not controllable, while moral courage is considered superior and often more needed for young men to express.
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U. S
Poe
Sohp
Robert R. Rose
Jackson, Wyoming
H. Oc, McKinertr
Wromiiing
P. W. Spaulding
Attorney AT Law
Bvaneron
Wromnee
Harry Wagnel
Jackbon
Tum Eve Ranch Company
Eve, Wyomina
Banan
Black Rock
Huffalo
Spread Creek
Nepal
Montroy
Zextro
Wromine
Bane
P. C, Hansen, Zextro, Wromma
Range
Crystal
Slate
Jama Bupa
Kinny, Woostina
Roy McBurr
Grovont
Flat Creek
G.L. Stannerr
Guovons, Wyo
Ditch Creek
D. Larverry, Kally, Wyo
J. M. Nonng
Coma
Wrosina
Wishcreek
Jod
Rex
Wome
Mus
Cona L.seuashan Baka Kanon
Jackson, Wio
Lazy Aleftrita
Black Tall Hutte
Rupowen Hanotp
Allecattle
Suhe
Kbk
Yall River Basin
A. Wann & Sons
Wilsox
Wyo
Moraes Brandes L.J
W. L. Wovenan
Jackson, Wyo
Little Fall Creek
Storsen
Cache Creek
G. K
Ghovyont
Garmark
Plat Creek
Grovant
W. H Semnontt, Kenny, Wrosine
Turpin Creek
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Callauan
Tle
Wright
Gane Ak Lo
Willow Creek
James Wallace, Enk
Wro
Wik
Karny Buos
Wve
M. V. Girne, Jackson
Wrostna
Hattie
U. P
Fish Creek
Hoblo
Harmark
Hotees
Dead Man's
Jaring Navn
Jacwion
Saute
Betty
Wil
Lin Path
Willow Cree'r
Howann
Bachy, Katty, Wo
Irpin Creek
Allie
Willow
RaNoit Co
Forks
Gravont
Seattle
Karmark
Jacken, Guovour, Wrasse
Tange
Hari
Wyastino
Elrele
Baraine
Haornnus
Lex
Episcopal Church
Shavion
Jolie's
Tachon
Eael Mente Hada Om Moentig Vrayer
Seria Ob Lier
Sanehayy Thawa
Mo Nasit
Tosther
Victor
Jocloains
Curtis, Proprietor
Pean
McHaine
Wroure
Lee L. Lucas Jackson
Wye
Burntdye
Jackson, Lake
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