Public land filing confirmed in Jackson Wyoming
Charles H Teed of Jackson Wyoming filed intent to make final confirmation proof for his homestead claim Lot 1 and 8 14 R14 Section 24 Township 41 North Range 117 West biath principal meridian comprising 55.43 acres. Hearing before U S Commissioner B Williams at Jackson on June 24 WHA. Witnesses include Frank R Williams Grant Young Henry Seaton and Claude D Reed all of Jackson Wyoming. Alen Nistor Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wroma
Charles H. Teed
Jackson
Wyoming
Range 117
Biath
B. Williams
U.S
Frank R. Williams
Grant Young
Henry
Seaton
Claude D. Heed
Alen Nistor
Register
For Sale Mare and Saddle Animals by Jackson Seller
For sale one four year old mare 1460 she broken four saddle animals and a three and a quarter inch wagon. Wm Stevenson Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Stevenson
Jackson
Aspen Ridge News of Local Moves and Work
Milt Young joined the sure throat and cold group last week. Mrs. L B Hoagland and son Lawrence returned home from Canyon Road House where she taught school all winter. Mrs. G B Carpenter and children moved to Moran. Johnny Woodward helped Jim Williams plant grain. Claude Simpson and son Porter visited Jim Williams ranch. Tra Guthrie aids T H Haxter with plowing. Don Miller and Ray Kent take a fence contract for Uncle Sam at the Federal farm near Jackson. Ransom Adams left for the north end of the valley to plow for Dick Obl and B D Shefield. Wm Woodward moved his Kelly blacksmith shop to the north side of the river in the Pred Roth livery barn. Mr and Mrs L E Carlson dined with Charli Rinehart at River Side Retreat. Professor Moody closed another successful term at Kelly. A river tanks picnic was planned but weather dampened plans. Billy Stevenson took a group to Kelly from Jackson last Sunday. Elmer Wagner was injured by a ball while playing, delaying return to Jackson.
GINGLES JINGLES Guy who puts in the hard work wins
The piece hails a cheerful worker as the one who drives a project to success. It praises his faithfulness, persistence, and willingness to fight battles, urging teammates to unite, hit the line hard, and put it over for a winning card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
bin Pals
Sroyle
All the Stars on One Map by World Astronomers
The project will engrave a colonial map of the universe showing about 100 million stars captured by photographic plates. Many newly seen stars may never be observed again, while countless faint specks may not be recorded due to their elusiveness. World astronomers, stalled by war, strive to complete the grand map using long distance telescopes and photographic plates to preserve thousands of stars for posterity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selemtiate
Ptolemy
Uname i
Eatoh
Notice of land claim hearing in Groton Wyoming
Notice announces a claim involving Mande Hil Spencer of Alta Wyoming and witnesses from Leenis of datkeon. It lists dates, locations and authorities for a final hearing at a meat market in Groton Wyoming with participants and claimants referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta
Dive Erate
Leenis
Datkeon
Groton
Wyoming
Teton Topics and Local Rural Scenes Parade
Readers report on Willard Miner building cabins on the Wallace ranch and Soran Blader preparing barley by plowing. Visitors include Sam Susith at Har Mewin Pune, W. E. Seebouin at EF Hi, Miss Jean Burt at Lonie brewing, and Oliver Van Winkle at Hoes Saute. Notes of plowing, travel to Jackson, and rail line chatter accompany stray names and weekend visits.
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Willard Miner
Wallace Ranch
Jean Burt
Lonie Brewing
Oliver van Winkle
War Census in Australia prompts broad questions and confusion
A distorted wartime census prompt asks for detailed personal data from households in Australia, including birth origins, assets, and property. The fragment mentions health, wealth, assets as of a date, and family details, reflecting a vast data collection drive with unclear guidance and wording.
Fragmented Tale Of A Neighbor Event And Dress
A garbled recollection describes a social scene with a neighborly setting and a character in ornate attire. The narrative hints at a doorway departure, a private gesture, and a vestige of an organized social moment amid confusion.
Lightning in Rural Districts Mortality Study
The article notes lightning as a major annual killer, especially in rural districts and villages. It lists Nevada, North Dakota, South Dakota, Colorado, Montana, Utah, and Washington as states with notable deaths. It underscores rural areas as a principal thunderstorm belt and mentions injuries from storms in Washington state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ueltung
Nevada
Ender
North Unkota
South Dakota
Utah
Deaihead
Washington
Fragmented historical spoof on War of 1812 phrase origins
The readable fragments trace a humorous tale about the term Uncle Sam and the nickname Twenty Bam in a wartime setting. Characters like Trey, Anderon, and Witten appear as fictional sources, with mock lines attributing mottos to a contractor and a Martian-like figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biaten
Lamin i Troy
Cehocinehin
Trey
Kiker Anderon
Saute Witten
Huwe
Tay Ubean
Martiag
Jokinny
Min Witte
Passports and Travel Rules Stated in City Notice
A fragmentary OCR shows a public notices section about passports and travel rules. The text references Buscket and James, with likely dates or procedures implied. No clear names or concrete actions could be confirmed from the readable lines.
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Cheney
George Wilson
Teepe
L. A. Loomis
CeGeme Agarme
Woodward, Kelly, Wyoming
JAS. S&s. 1
P.W. Spaulding
BV Andron
Wromine
Mrs
Hattie Johnson
W. Bldg
B.A Fuller
Woodman Hall
Nt Ie
Wwerms
Mamta
Aspen Ridge
Milt Young
G. B. Carpenter
Moran
Johnny Woodward
Jim Williams
Claude Simpson
Porter
Jim Williams Ranch
Tra Guthrie
T. H. Haxter
Don Miller
Ray Kent
Uncle Sam
Federal Farm
Ransom Adams
Dick Obl
B.D. Shefield
Wm. Woodward
Kelly
Pred Roth
Mrs. L. EB. Carlson
Charlo Rinehart
Charlie's
Riverside Retreat Ranch
Moody
Billy” Stevenson
Elmer Wagner
Jackson Lodge
Harry Wagner
George R. Blas
Otho E, Williams
Jackson, Wsoming
Chas W. Beagle
Denison
Denison's
Reed Grocery & Meat CO
Potertorfa Land Ofte
Rvanston
Wromi
Diavar
Barber Ranch
Zenith
John Barber
Tam
J. A. Walker
Teton Topics
Sam Susith
W. EL Seebouin
Menor's
Htiny McDiougat
Miele
The
Har BC
Dirant
Mie Kuna Wallace
Ryant Mears
Charles Milter
Bim
Kneedy
Oliver Var Winkie
Bun Star Rail
Charles Miller
Rai
Bet
Mibee Welt
Fenrue
Fred
Mr Bray
Burma
Australia
Bau
Gay
Lee Ohick
Wort’s Livery Barn
Srirvice
Drayagee
WORT
James Davenport
Regs
Busckets
James B
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