Notice of Public Land Entry Irregularities in Wyoming
Department of the Interior notifies that Charles Th. Reed of Jackson Wyoming filed a homestead entry for 5 acres in Township 1 North Range 117 West, seeks a convoy corvantage proof, before Commissioner Williams at Jackson on June 20, 1916. Witnesses listed include D. Reed, William Grant Your, Henry Seaton, and others. Also notes sale: one year old mare, drive wagon, wagon items.
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Department of the Interior
Evanston
Wyoming
Charles Th. Reed
Jackson
Earl of
Bechhet
Elaine
Facksen
Jane
Willian
Henry
Seaton
Clante
A PRAYER Christ the Way and Light blesses travelers
A devotional prayer asks Jesus our Master to meet us on life’s path and guide us toward the heavenly country. It pleads that following His light we stay on the righteous way and avoid the darkness of the world while He shines within us. Amen.
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Jesus
Notice for Publication of Land Homenstead Claim
Department of the Interior announces Freq 4 Topping of Grovant Wyoming filed intention to make final three year proof to establish farm on land described in Homestead Entry No 642 in Section 8 Township 4 North Range 114 West Sixth Principal Meridian. Otho W Williams as Clerk will oversee July 2 1016 hearing in Jackson Wyoming. Witnesses Harley A Cofin Frank Gofin Rudolf Harold and Charles W Hedrick all of Grovant Wyoming. Also a social note mentions a July 4 club dance with music and good time.
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Williama
Jackson
Wyoming
Harley A. Cofin
Frank Goftin
Rudolf Harold
Charles W. Hedrick
Grovant
Aspen Ridge residents adjust homes and town events
Albert Nelson and children moved into their Kelly area home this week. The Moran stage carried Mr. Lewis Lover as a passenger last Wednesday. Ray Storer and Al Van Leer helped Mr. Rinehart with tasks near the O. Kelly barn. Mrs. Kneedy returned to Har K C lane to remain through the tourist season. Maurice Williams visited with Jackson for Kelly ball game last Sunday. Porter Shnpson returned to Valley View ranch for summer. Jackson players visited Kelly to teach the game, score 20 to declining. Pearson preached at Kelly Sunday afternoon and changed Sunday School to 7 AM until further notice. Mrs. Rutherfol moved back from Moran to supervise graimerop work, then returned to Moran. Starrett, Lovejoy, Lean, and Mile end of valley workers tended the ditch this week. Toi Brown holds an interest in this project and a forfe wt work. FOR SALE One two seated spring wagon with saddle homes broken or broken. J Wort.
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Meners Starrett
Lovejoy
Lean
Mile End
Toi Brown
Gingles Jingles Humor and Laughs for a Brisk Spirit
The piece extols humor as a tool to ease social interaction and overcome gloom. It urges cultivating a sense of fun, noting a cheerful person attracts others and can “turn the tide” against fear and hesitation.
Mila 0 Anger piece spectacle and local ads mix
Fragmented 19th century classified style notes announce fashion and mounting sales by THOMLINY OF spectacle and Haight Christianson. Other items list optometrist, harness stock, new goods at Jackson Harness Co, a lost dog reward, staff changes, and car sales and repair mentions with rough contact cues.
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I O. Young
Deigga
Jackson Harness Co
Deaf farmer hears at last through odd device
A Columbus youth, hard of hearing, travels to rural kin. He uses a dictagraph to follow conversations but finds most nearby farmers unable to hear. In a humorous exchange, a deaf farmer asks for a test, and the young man replies with a flippant, inaudible answer.
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Columbus
Sant Bedi
Locking Bolt Design by William Jobieau at Pigteeld
A note describes a bolt locking method for an e bolt in a four way device. It cites a patent granted to William Jobieau of Pigteeld Mage. The bolt is a screw bolt with a spring washer and round bosses. the washer edge aligns with a doll’s straight edge to prevent loosening.
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William Jobieau
Pigteeld
Mage
M& Lanmorabte
Fragmentary OCR summary of a 19th century notice item
A damaged clipping fragment mentions geldings and a pew typewriter with a wagon sheet. It is unclear and partly unreadable, offering only scattered terms and incomplete phrases from a likely auction or catalog note.
For Balk One Pracer Rat’s Gold as New
The fragment notes a race related item with a phrase about a rat’s gold and mentions Coe. It reads like a clipped sports or event snippet with unclear names and no clear outcome or date. Further readable details are needed to specify participants or results.
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Balk
Coe
Ies
Property for Sale Notice in Odd Jumble Teletype
Fragmentary listing shows a sale or property right reference with unclear names and measurements. It mentions water right and multiple figures, including a person or place named Johemam and Wilcow, with scattered numbers and quotes, lacking full context or proper nouns.
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