Notice for Forest Homestead Claims in Wyoming
George H Whiteman of Moran Wyoming filed intent to make final three year proof for land in Sec 7 8 14 17 18 T45N R114W before U S Commissioner Otho B Williams at Jackson on August 1 1918 with witnesses Roy B Losier William C Thompson both of Moran and William Steingraber William M Losier of Elk Also Roy B Lesier of Moran filed for land in Secs 14 15 22 23 with detailed metes bounds and road strip. witnesses George H Whiteman William C Thompson William C Steingraber William M Lesier. Register Alex Nisbet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Whiteman
Moran
Wyoming
Sertion
Township 45
Range 114
Otho Bi. Williams
United States
Jackson
Roy B. Losier
William C.thompson
William ©. Steingraber
William M. Losier
Elk
Roy B. Lesier
Township
Range
Xootiona
Otho E. Williams
Witneses
William C. Thompson
William C. Steingraber
William M. Lesier
Alex Nisbet
Register
Not in Century Yet Two Minutes to Train
A hurried woman dashes through a broad railroad station toward the train gate fearing she will miss the departure. A calm colored porter reassures her she has two minutes, easing her tension. She hands over her bag and pays him a tip.
Old Interest Rates Through Centuries
The London Chronicle notes medieval moneylenders scoffed at five percent, with common rates rising to around 20 percent in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries. Rates fell over time due to economic changes and state limits, with Elizabethan law setting 10 percent, James II eight, and Charles II six. In ancient Rome Niever cites 8 percent per ten months, roughly 10 percent per year.
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London Chronicle
Epeche
Elizabeth
James J
Charles II
Rome
Niever
Public Land Notices from Evanston Wy Desert Entries
Notice records three desert land entries and a homestead in Jackson and Wilson Wyoming. Powell and Edmiston filings seek final four year proofs with witnesses Jump, Jump, Edmiston, and Williams to appear August 1918. Roerama seeks final three year proof with witnesses Kelly Saunders La Plant Sommera in Jackson Wyoming September 1918. Office Evanston Wyoming July 25 1918.
Woodward seeks final five year proof in Wyoming land claim
Notice states John W. Woodward of Kelly Wyoming filed for final five year proof to establish a land claim on the NE of Section 33 Township 43 North Range 115 West of the Sixth Meridian. Before Otho E Jackson at Wyoming on September 14 1918 witnesses Joseph W Henrie Hannes Hartahoorn Clem L Sterrit and William J Kelly all of Kelly Wyoming. Optimistic Thought. A man's good name is his beat monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S
Evanston
Wyoming
John D. Powell
Wilton
Bection
Otho E. Williama
United States
Jackson
Warren Edminton, Jr
Loretta M. Edmiston
Wilson
William G. Jump
Martha Jump
Kelly
Otho EB. Williams
Kelly, Wyoming
Warren Edmiston Jr
Wilson, Wyoming
Alex Nisbet
Register
U. S. Land Office
Joseph W. Roerama
Township
Otho E. Williams
George W. Kelly
Jabex J. Saunders
Webster LaPlant
Pearl V. Sommera
John W. Woodward
Joseph W. Henrie
Hannes Hartahoorn
Clem L. Sterrit
William J. Kelly
Sugar Rations War Time Allies Face Scarcity
Allied nations limit sugar use as the United States urges a two pound per person monthly ration. England France and Italy vary, with prices abroad rising to double or triple US levels. Germany maintains home supply, while saccharine substitutes increasingly appear in Italy and France.
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America
England
France
Italy
United States Food Administration
Germany
Bngland
Frauce
Conan Doyle as a Doctor Reluctant Healer
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle recounts a winter night call as the creator of Sherlock Holmes. He finds the house dark with a child reported ill. After a false alarm, a voice asks for free aid, and Doyle departs without charging, revealing the tale as Gret Case humor.
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Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Doyle
Recognized Only One Sign Conversation in Lobby
In a Washington hotel lobby a discussion on signs follows a story from Representative Ed ward Hi Watson of New Hampshire. A rural New England livery stable owner Pat estab Hahee has a painted sign showing a man on a mule. Pat’s friend Mike admires the sign, noting it as saddled with pride and humor in a Philadelphia Evening Telegraph style.
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Washington
Edward Hi. Watson
New Hampshire
Pat Éstab- Hahee
New England
Pat
Mike
Phils Bdelphia Evening Telegraph
French sugar ration tightens as wartime imports rise
France relies on imports for sugar as German control of beet lands reduces domestic supply. Citizens face a yearly sugar ration around 18 pounds with about 1.5 pounds monthly. Reports from the United States Food Administration cite an annual French consumption near 2,000,000 tons amid wartime disruption. Before the war France produced about 750,000 tons and had exportable surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Tropa
United States Food Administration
Episcopal Church SARCIOR ANNOUNCEMANT
Jackson church schedules Holy Communion and sermon on the first Sunday each month at 100 pm. Morning Prayer and sermon on other Sundays at 11 am. Sunday service at 10 am for Sunday School in Bay area with Rector B Naum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Jons
Jackson
No clear event or headline found in fragment
The readable text touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a reliable household item that saves suffering and is a good investment, claiming many families keep it on hand for use when needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nak
Bit Too Clever Spar Rows Trap Cardinals and Woodpeckers
A witty note from the Ohio State Journal remarks on clever spar rows claiming a suet trap near a cherry tree set by an Audubon Society member creates a new kind of trap. The piece argues the design harms less wary birds while more trusting cardinals and woodpeckers profit from the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon Society
Ohio State Journal
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Consolidated
Jackson Blacksmith Shop
Props, Wyoming
Robert R. Rose
Kemmerer
Othoe. Williams
United Tate Commishion RE
Jackson, Wyoming
H. C. McKinstry
Mohan
P.W. Spaulding
Attorney AT Law
Evanwron
Wroming
Harry Wagner
All Nationa Parmit
Episcopal Church
Sarcior
Ranca Company Elk
Esch
Black Rock
Nera Mouton
Zenira
WroMine
Gros Ventre
P. C. Hansen
Zentra, Wromine
James Buvar, Keaty, Wromixe
Roy McBurpe
Grovont
MatCresk
C. L. Brauasrr
Wro
Duel Creek
Crystal
Slate
D. Darosary
Keny, Wro
J. M. Nous
Wish Creek
Fall River Basin
A. Wann & Sons
Wilson, Wyo
Rupourit
Spread Creek
Winmean
Jackson, Wo
Little Fall Creek
Cacho Creek
V. Grurxen
Wrowrse
H, Semmoum, Keliy, Wromina
Ranch
Turpin Creek
Fish Creek
Onn T, Seaton, Zevra, Wromma
Callaman, JagcKnon
Catue
Horkes
Willow Creek
Hufalo and
James Waniaon
Kua
Hill
Katey
Oattie
Horens
Oreeka
Amer
Akarmark
Horges
Game Creek
Willow Crack
Howann
Kawin
Katie
Janle
Ead
Turpin Creel
Georoe Witeow
Jacneon
Wyo
Vas
J.D. Pemnit, Bex, Wowtwo
Alvo
Mus, Coma L
Smmarrian Bane Bawon
Jsoxson
Wre
Hornea Bar
Ight
Jack Fae, Guovowz, Wreaxe
Karmark
Boul
Tange
Joan Hanmer
Wromero
Corvin Huuruaas, Grovert, Wee
Attle
Tom Tardeh
Upper
Amd
Benge
Franx Mofeme
Zestis
Wromme
Crystal Creek
J.P. Rawon Ov
Jacnaom, Wie
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Forks
Lee L, Lucas Jackson, Wo
Burnt Taye
Jackson's Lake
P. Ouymimanas
Hux
Cattie
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