Notice for Publication in Land Office Evanston Wyoming
Department of the Interior notice published May 6 1916 announces Charles A Reed of Jackson Wyoming who on January 2 1915 filed Home Steal Entry No 479 for Lot 1 and wR 14 of Section 24 Townsite 41 North Range 117 West Sixth Principal Meridian totaling 66.49 acres has filed for Final Proof to establish a claim to the land before Othel B Williams U S Commissioner at Jackson Wyoming on June 2 1916 Witnesses named Frankie Williams Grant Yours Henry Seaton Claire D Reed all of Jackson Wyoming. Alex Nisbet Register
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S
Evanston
Wyoming
Charles A. Reed
Jackson
Othe B. Williams
Prankie Williams
Grant
Henry
Seaton
Claire D. Reed
Alex Nisbet
Register
For Sale: Four Saddled Animals and Wagon in Jackson
Advertisement listing a four year old mare at 1450 she, four saddie animals and a three and a quarter inch wagon. Seller Wim Stevenson, Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Stevenson
Jackson
Are You an Authority on Religion
A religious exhortation emphasizes happiness as every son of God’s birthright and urges humility before Christ, quoting the call to become as little children to enter the kingdom of heaven.
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Jesus Christ
Christ
Hidekk Word Stirs German Hate Toward England
The German press coins Hidekk, a term meaning England should receive a good hiding. Leo Frobenius recounts a Berlin tale of a German party, a Hungarian slur aimed at Britain, and English guests mimicking the insult at table. The note compares the tactic to camouflage in war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Leo Frobenius
Berlin
Buea Canal
Herr Frobenius
London News
Moat Primitive Culture Discussed by New York Post
A New York Evening Post writer describes Indigenous American culture as fundamentally different from Old World ones at discovery, noting ignorance of iron working, limited copper and bronze metallurgy, and a confined regional scope in what is now the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
New York Evening Post
Letts America
Canoda
United States
Fragmentary legal note on marriage and parental rights
A garbled extract discusses objections to an obstinate divorce action, a supreme court remark on an extemporaneous plea, and concerns about young parents and the impact of seizures on family rights. The fragmented text hints at debates over marriage, children's welfare, and gender roles without clear names or dates.
Larkspur cattle deaths from larkspur poisoning amid storm drift
In Teton County, Joe Deyo and G A McCauley report cattle drifting south after a recent storm. Nineteen died from larkspur poisoning. six confirmed dead in total. Cattle were assigned to McCauley, Deyo, and Bar Bo outfits. Various locals and workers moved livestock, gathered supplies, and prepared for haying near Snake River, Burnt Ridge, and nearby ranches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkspur
Joe Deyo
G. A. McCauley
McCauley
Deyo
Bar Bo
Fred Deyo
Snake River
Burnt Ridge
For Sale Tunis Pack Oust Team Geniogn
Sale notice lists items in a fragmented form including names and words likely referring to a Tunis area sale. It mentions a team, poems, and various garbled phrases that obscure concrete goods or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunis
Geniogn
Badhe Hore
Jepeuriter
Wagan Heat
Shope
Forest Homestead Entry Holder Plans Five Year Proof
Department of the Interior land office notice from Evanston Wyoming lists April Premisio Bothe as claimant seeking five year proof on land described as sw 14 of section 5 township 43 north range tis wow sixth principal meridian. The hearing occurs before U8. Comaileston es in Jackson Wyoming on June tor 1916. Witnesses include B A Lacimie Anna Loomis Charles W Hedrick and Reida Hedrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bothe
Ani Spencer
Ove Aili
Atin
Wyoming
Range
Williams
Jackson
For Sale Two-Wheeled Spring Wagon And Horses
For sale a two wheeled spring wagon and saddle horses described as broken or unbroken. Advertised by C. J. Wort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.J. Wort
Fragmented notice from local agent in garbled text
The readable portion references a local agent and a note about books and a library. The text is damaged and there is no clear event, date, or names to establish a coherent summary or factual item.
Fragmented OCR notes hint at postwar figures and events
Disjointed text references a person named George Carpention amid wartime aftermath. It mentions a Boat de Boulogne, a Premek Aying corn emblem, dark blue attire, and a soldier’s departure. The passage is unclear, with many garbled words and missing context about actions or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bomebury
Bote de
Boulogne
George Carpention
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Hic
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R.A Fuller
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Jackson Lodge
Ember
Simeon
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Harry Wagner
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Priter
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Chas W
Roe Ao
Bervienne
Hidekk
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George Woolstenhulme
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Ed Jenkins
Reclamation Service
Oliver van Winkle
Charles Miller
Sam Star Ranch
Sam Smith
Burt
Wm. Urant
Ollie Smith
Jenny's Lake
Bryant Meare
Jack Canfield
L. Alvenried
Bar BC
J. Grant
Kemmerer
R. W. Candeid
H. H. Menor
Wallace Ranch
James Campbell
Lon Angeles
John L. Dodge
Wnd
Bryant Mears
Victorand
Harold Hammond
Hert Wright's
Alexander Cadwallader
Philadelphia
Hammond - Bispham Ranch
Kid Metonald
Menor Ranches
Charles Tise
W. D. Menor
de. Horel
Harold McChuley
Francis Biddle
Philadelpus
Kar KO
Bart Barris
Fare
San Re
Jimmy Mangus
Darco Jenney
Holidas Megue
Department of the Intertor
Cs Land Office
Evanston, Wyoming
Premisio
Diavan
Barber Ranch
Zenith
John Barber
William Cowan Billiard Hall
Wort’s Livery & Feed Stable
Wort
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Tam
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