Lumber Trade Wanted by Lundy and Lundy in Wilson
The ad from Lundy and Lundy of Wilson Wyoming seeks to trade lumber for a team and rain, indicating a barter offer or request for goods in exchange for weather-related goods or services.
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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1915
Page
6
The ad from Lundy and Lundy of Wilson Wyoming seeks to trade lumber for a team and rain, indicating a barter offer or request for goods in exchange for weather-related goods or services.
An account from a German correspondent tells how lonely women without kin shelter and aid soldiers. They sent packages to wartime troops, receiving letters and sharing grief. One woman kept a soldier’s memory, helping reach others and embodying silent national support.
A fragmented column mocks the virtue of early rising and the boastful persona of political partisans. It contrasts claims that rising early yields time gains with skeptical notes about such assertions and highlights praise for a celebrated statesman and a famous election moment.
Charles Guthrie runs the Wallace ranch for winter under Yellowstone Hotels Co. N FP Biadon manages Teton post office. W J Grant completes shingling despite cold. Horace Eynon and Bryant Meare attend an invitation dance by Miss Eva Killpack in Victor then shop for a sleigh for Sun Star ranch. George Renther visited Sun Star ranch. Charles Miller there. Mangum takes Bar Do tourists to Jackson dance. Frank Glies stays at Brigham Hamond Ranch while owners at expo in Sen Pranden. they expect return in about a month. Al Davia attends Jackson dance.
Department of the Interior notices a five year proof filing by George EB McCiuer of Rik Wyoming for a homestead entry near Jackson and Anton Crosser of Bik Wyoming for a similar claim. The statements list the claimed parcels in Township 45 North Range West and Township 44 North Range West, with witnesses and dates for the proof submission in Evanston and Jackson Wyoming.
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