Births and relocations noted in local notices
Announcements report the birth of a daughter to Rev and Mrs Hawley of Manville Colorado named Martha Hawley. A second child for the couple is expected with an older sister Mary Rebecca. Miss Movie A Wallace’s address changed from Philadelphia to Tetton Wyoming. A hospital benefit raised 620 dollars in Kelly Lass Monday. Courier address for Mr and Mrs W W Smith changed to Guil Port Mississippi. J P Nelson of Moose Horn ranch visited town on a Saturday trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hawley
Man- Hien
Colorado
Martha Hawley
Mary Rebecca
Wallace
Bet Courter
Paladelphia
Teton
Wyoming
Kelly Lass
Question on Making the Living Christ a Best Friend
Reader asks if one can count the Living Christ as a best friend and seeks reasoning. The inquiry invites consideration of personal faith, relationship dynamics, and spiritual implications for daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Notice of Forest Homestead Filing in Wyoming
Department of the Interior announces that Mande HU Spencer formerly Mande Hill of Alta Wrong filed a Forest Homestead Brief at Evanston Wyoming on April 21. The proceeding lists witnesses Mi La A Fane and Wee Anna Lenonis of Jackson Wisconsin and Charles W Hedrick and Mrs Kelna Hedrick of Grovent Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notlee
Mande HU Spencer
Mande Hill
Alta
Seemon
Williadie
A. Fane
Anna Lenonis
Jackson
Wiewilingter
Charles W. Hedrick
Kelna Hedrick
Grovent
Wyoming
Aspen Ridge and Valley View Ranch Weekend Visit Notes
Wrof and Mrs Moody visited Valley View Ranch over the weekend. J I May bought a fine sorrel team from LA Kafferini. Dick Van der Broek lost a yearling bolt last week. Warren Henile sold bay wwidings to I H Hopson. Mrs Tom Hanshew returned from Arkansas. The Eggleston child has a new brother. A young man arrived Wednesday. L Starrett traveled to Jackson Wednesday for freight, stockmen’s meeting, and Gold Pellow banquet. Roads closed Aspen Ridge and Antelope Plate, halting stage service and impacting Villa and Allied victory expectations. Mr and Mrs Miller remain near Jackson, not Last Rprigs. Johny Kneedy unable to cross the bill. farming oats on Driskell ranch. Melvin Nichols heads to Tetonia Ida after leaving Key and Mrs Baxter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 1. May
Kafferini
Dick van der Broek
Bolt
Tom Hanshew
Arkansas
Joe Eggleston
Mra. Miller
Jackson
Don
Johny Kneedy
Driskell
Flat Creek
Apparition Telepathic Vision Reported Near Kensal Rise
In the Evening News of London a telepathic vision of a soldier near Kensal Rise is recounted. A witness described a glowing yellow glow and a figure at the door that vanished after seconds. A returning soldier from France corroborated the timing, noting his watch reading just after a nearby event.
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Evening News
London
Kensal Rise
Leomard Williams
Bret
Ballopest Ewren Waadly
France
Fragmentary historical text on religious authority over empire
The readable fragments name a concept likened to a living right of things and a ruler seen as sovereign within a theocratic order. Mentions of a revolution and revelation imply a symbolic upheaval. the fragment also references an encyclopedia as a source for these terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Eugen
Encyclopecdia Hsitapalica
Equality and independence in early American traits
Yale professor Max Farrand described equality as a condition that spurred American traits, noting that even where opportunity was not universal, it existed for many. This fostered independence, self-reliance, and a strong drift toward individualism and the celebrated self-made man despite limited equal status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Farrand
Yale
Lowell Institute
An Mae City Star
Tf Carlyle
Dear Old Lady and the Public Voice in Society
A letter critiques the phrase dear old lady used in society and literature, arguing it flattens nuanced women into a sentimental stereotype. The writer laments Its overuse and imagines a society promoting distinctive characteristics for aging women rather than generic endearments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lear
Scribner's
Vietus
Old Indies
Unclear OCR Note on Poor Horseman Misconduct
Fragmentary account describes a horseman scene with garbled text. It references Wapto Mw Bonaray Paes and Gsetchans horseman, noting blows to the head and a full gallop. Details are inconsistent and many terms unreadable, limiting clarity of events and identities.
Notice of Final Settlement in George Fitzmier Estate
In Lincoln County Tennessee District Court final settlement and petition for distribution filed by administrator Pitzer for the estate of George Fitzmier deceased. Interested parties may examine the account and petition and file objections within thirty days from May first publication. otherwise the estate will be settled as proposed. Administrative notice dated April 27.
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Tuesrave
Wyonine
County of Lincoln
Phtedt
George Fitzmier
Pearne Pitzer
Wald
Vineyards Expand as Trustees Pivot to Cultivation
The Stanford University trustees face a shift after reports reveal the vineyard and surrounding winery lands were partially cleared and planted with rice. Dated notes describe broader changes to land use, with new cultivation plans affecting the historic property west of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pra
Stanford University
Fragmented OCR item about election or meeting names
A damaged OCR line hints at a political or civic event with names and dates obscured. Readable terms suggest a meeting or election context involving a local body or candidates, but specifics remain unclear. The fragment includes scattered proper nouns and possible references to a location.
GINGLES JINGLES: A Call to Action and Self Improvement
A garbled exhortation urges readers to stop stagnating and take action. It scolds chronic pessimism and urges individuals to apply talents, work hard, and contribute, warning that inaction blocks progress and dim prospects for the Hall of Fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serosa
New fashion notes on mockery and pocket detailing
The article describes two new feminine fashion styles aimed at elongating the leg and adding practical pockets. One style mimics a lamp shade effect for an eye catching look, while the other introduces a pocketed stocking design for ease and function.
Poidiers Mevre Doa e Death
A stray hound associated with Tweasy third Peeech tact died after being struck down during an incident. The dog’s demise followed its removal from a collar, with details remaining unclear in the readable text.
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W W. Bmith
Guil Port
Mississippi
Low Indies
Isle of Pines
J.P. Nelson
Moose Horn Ranch
Jesus
John
Ssewee
Cheney
George Wilson
J. W Woodward
Kelly, Wyoming
the Home Bakery
Lee
Mas, Erta Linx
Jackson, Wyoming
JAS. S&s. Simpson
P.W. Spaulding
Land Otter
Braserus
Wromina
Mrs
Hattie Johnson
W. Bldg
Anice Nowlin
Wromine
Otho EB. Williams
Critey
Leniness
Jackson, Woming
Chas W. Beagle
Orrinae
Mempesce
Andes
Fuller
Woodmar Hall
Fackson Lodge
Das & Buren
Dawnee
Harry Wagner
acoReOs, Wyoming
George R. Blain
Sottor Bn Publicstion
Lord Ottee
Evanston
Mr. Shawtark
Hirovent Lastriday
Aspen Ridge
Wrof
Mrs. Moody
Valley View Ranch
Warren Henile
Bay Wwidings
I. HL
Hopson
L. Starrett
Grayout Post Offee
Wall Service
Villa
Melvin Nichols
Key
Mra. Baxter
Tetonia
Ida
Mra
Mae Hwatiuer
Tory
Heep
Kee
Varlyle
Diavar
Barber Ranch
Zenith
John Barber
Tam
J. H. Walker
California
Rive Witt Se
Wort’s Livery Barn
Fred
Wort's
James Davenport
Mgr
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