Notice of Contest on Homestead Claim in Wyoming
The notice cites Thomas Ray Black opposing a homestead entry by Kendall Wy claiming land in Township 4 North Range 11 West Gist Principal Meridian. It states Black alleges nonresidence since April 24, 1910 due to military service or other federal duty and requires a sworn answer within twenty days after the fourth publication, with proof of service on the contestant, and designates Alex Nisbet as register. Publication dates listed as July 11, 1918 July 18, 1918 July 25, 1918 and August 4, 1918.
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United
Lasher
Kendall
Wyoming
Thomas Ray Black
Wineses
Nisisea
Nisisea, and Bj
Nesswe
Beetion Sl
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Congress
United States
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Persim
Viets
Alex Nisbet
Register
Deal
Geecod
Notice in Wyoming land claim hearing 1908
On the 10th day of Angouet 1908 United States Commissioner Otho K. Williams at Jaakaog Wyoming presided over a land entry claim for the EHSW of Geathon 83 in Township 3 North Range 116 West and NW1/4 of Section 5 Township 28 North Range 2 West. Claimants listed include Wiipewey, Myre, Mary J. Loses, Mr. Duke H. Pederson, Hine and Mire, Mery Imesca, all of Wyoming. Registar Abias Mistert filed the record.
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Une
Hershy
Jemes
Wilton
Jaskara
Wyoming
Jaakaog
Angouet
Ciaimant Naman
Tg Wiipewey
Myre
Mary J. Loses
Duke HL. Pederson
Hine
Mire
Mery Imesca
Fragmentary plea about missed chances and value
A garbled note expresses frustration over being overlooked and unused, claiming repeated failures to seize opportunities. The speaker laments not being given a chance and hints at past attempts to advance, mentioning Bo Parton in a disjointed phrase.
Notice for Publication Consolidated
Notice announces multiple land claims in Wyoming with final proof dates set before United States Commissioner Otho E Williams in Jackson Falcon July 27 1918 witnesses include Smith Kafferiii Beaton chambers Roreama Racuff and Nisbet. The notices cover Forest Homestead entries and retirements for areas in Sections 20 23 24 Township 45 North Range 113 West and 112 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian.
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George R. Erwin
Wyoming
Ne Nee Danpden Wade Tion
Otho E. Williams
United States
Jackson
Nathan Smith
Hugh L. Smith
Elk
Leslie A. Kafferiii
Kelly
Orin N. Beaton
Zenith
Laurie A. Kalieelin
Orin H. Beaton
Pearl V. Sommers
Beatien
Falhion
James H. Chambers
Joseph W. Roreama
Wkaty Oh Oey & Racuff
Bow 3 Cured Myself of Being Sensitive
A writer in American Magazine urges Wagner to conquer sensitivity and self control. He says setbacks hurt, envy grows when others succeed, and the man cannot handle bigger jobs until he stops brooding. The speaker suggests leaving the current workplace to seek a fresh start.
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Wagner
Dmy
Tony
Gloustermanes Sailed Journal of Champlain Farm Weeds
Fragmentary OCR recounts Champlain noting Gelda plants and weeds cultivated by Indian women near what is now Gloucester. It mentions shell hoes made from horseshoe crab shells and weed clearing for crops like beans and squashes. The text frames early farming methods and enduring gardens along the Maumechunetia area.
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Samuel Champlain
St. Lawrence
Cape Ann
Gloucester
Mase
Reiites
Gay
Maumechunetia
Hindes Princes and Missionaries
In a palace conversation Hindes discusses inviting missionaries to share views on improving the quality of the native priesthood. He notes a plan to bring together religious leaders and praise their sacrifices for the people. A professorship of comparative religions exists at Barod College to expose native leaders to other faiths.
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Hindes
Eis Highness
Barod@ college
Mental and Physical Work Quote by Mark Twale
Mark Twale argues that terms about the working classes misstate effort. He insists intellectual labor deserves equal reward to hard manual toil and declares he would not swing a pickax for low pay, valuing both kinds of work.
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Mark Twale
Japan's Thatched Roofs Impress Foreign Visitors
Foreign visitors to Japan admire the roofing craft, noting its long lasting thatched structures. The article highlights a roof described as remarkably durable and capable of lasting for many years, with details about innovative treatment preserving the material.
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Japan
Diesel Engine Description From Early Patent Text
A description of an internal combustion engine using fuel derived from ernie oil, claiming cheaper fuel use and simpler construction. It notes no magneto or carburetor is required, ignition by heat of compression, and atomized fuel sprayed into heated air to burn without explosions, with purported high efficiency of energy conversion.
True Mahogany From Two Closely Related Trees
A bulletin from the department of agriculture lists 67 species of 41 genera and 18 families of the vegetable kingdom as sources of timber often passed off as real mahogany. The true mahogany comes from Swientenia mahoganacq and Swientenia macrophylla king, native to tropical America.
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Swientenia Mahoganacq
Swientenia
King
Tropical America
Department of Agriculture
Before the Counter Attack
Mrs Bargins eyeing the Sunday Advertisement ponders what Whit tomorrow may bring as she scans the page for offers and notices in the local paper.
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Mrs. Bargins
Tenant Right to Emblements in City Lot Leases
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled in Commonwealth v Gallate that a tenant holding a tenancy at will on city lots may harvest emblements after lease termination. The decision protects agricultural interests, allowing crops sown to be reaped even if the lease ends due to landlord actions or a third party’s involvement.
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Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
Commonwealth
S. Gallate
Labor-Saving Devices and War's Aftermath
The piece discusses postwar conditions for older men in the United States, noting uncertainty about improvement or decline. It cites a device that lets one man do two men's wood and wing tasks, warning it may not be encouraging, while hoping for inventions that let two workers fill one tax form, suggesting potential productivity tools.
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United Sta
Christian Science Monitor
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Jackson Blacksmith Shop
Jackson Billiard Hall
Maurice Williams
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Jackson, Wyoming
Robert BR. Rose
Wtatea Comintene
I. OC. McKinerry
P. W. Spaulding
Attorney AT Law
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Barry Wagner
Ranon Company
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Narn
Mourrom, Zentra, Wyoming
Gros Ventre
P. C. Hanexa, Zentra, Wrourna
Flores
Tange
Newis
Coma
Wromina
Fall River Basin
A. Wally & Sons
Wiiaon, Wio
Jamas Buvex, Kelly, Wromxe
Roy McHewr
Janxeon
Flat Creek
L. Stanrerr
Grovont
Wyo
Ditech Creek
Black Rock
Larvsart
Katy, Wyo
Wish Creek
Rupolin Manor
Brandes LJ
Spread Creek
W. B. Wixnean
Little Fall Creek
Jattle
Cache Creek
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Turpin Creek
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Jackson, Wyomie
U.P
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Wyomie Cattle
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Mories
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Dead Man's Bar
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WB Advertiser
Episcopal Church
Servic Annourcemare
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Hector
Victor
Vietor
Moran Susan
B. Curtis
Frank McBatpe
Zenka
Wromme Cattle
Crystal Creek
Pyanon Co
Jackson, Wyo
Forks
Grovant
Lew L
Louse Jackson
Gattle
Burnt , Ridge
Jackson, Lake
J.P
Dunwuranam
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Alepttle
Jack Fat
Ghovons
Wyomine
Cave
Karnarks
Back
Jonn Wasnen, Zewrrn, Wye
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Corvin Kaouyienn, Ciowope, Wre
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