Notion for Publication Forest Homestead Final Proof Notice
Land Office at Evanston Wyoming issues notice for Mary Imexon wife of Thomas J Tineson of Cheney Wyoming who filed Nov 16 1910 for Forest Homestead Entry serial 02933 seeking final five year proof to establish land claim in Section 4 Township 34 North Range 115 West before U S Commissioner Otho E Williams Jackson Wyoming on December 6 1017 witnesses Kilas Wilson Lincoln J Tmeson Edward Johnson and James B E Wilson all of Cheney Wyoming Alex Nilner Roister
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Evanston
Wyoming
Mary Imexon
Thomas J. Tineson
Cheney
Dias
Otho E. Williama
U. S
Jackson
Kilas Wilson
Lincoln J. Tmeson
Edward Johnson
James BE. Wilson
Alex NiLner
Rowister
The Suez Canal's Ancient Origins
The waterway linking the Mediterranean and Red Sea traces back to ancient Egypt with canals built in the reigns of Set II and Ramesses I around 1800 B C. Extending from the Nile to Lake Tusah and then to the Red Sea, early attempts shaped the legendary route.
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Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Red Sea
Set I I
Rameses I
The
Nile
Lake Tusah
He Had No Idea Patient’s Wife Teases Doctor
A Puck cartoon shows a wife asking if her husband can stand the operation. The doctor replies that she knows his financial affairs better than he does, highlighting a dry humor about medical and financial worry.
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Puck
Notice for Publication Forest Homestead Final Proof
Department of the Interior Land Office at Kemington Wyoming issues notice that Joseph A Nethercott of Wilson Wyoming filed intent to make final three year proof for Forest Homestead Entry serial 614 in section 16 township 40 north range 117 west sixth principal meridian. Proof to establish claim December 10 1917 before Otho B Williams US Commissioner at Jackson Wyoming witnesses Dell Judd KP Johnson Mike Yokel Alfred Nethercott all of Wilson Wyoming.
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Department of the Interior
Kvanaton
Wyoming
Toseph A. Nethercott
Wilson
Otho B. Williams
A.S
Jackson
Dell B
Judd
Kp Johnson
Mike R
Yokel
Alfred Nethercott
Preserving worn exterior areas until repainting
A note from Popular Science Monthly advises applying two coats of Minseed off with a rag to worn exterior spots where matching paint is difficult. This method protects the wood and improves appearance until a full repaint can be done.
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Popular Science Monthly
Muvver’s Country Visit Sparks Cow Mewing Echo
A city girl visiting the country hears a cow mewing for her colt and remarks on the sounds. The moment captures rural life through a child's perspective as she listens to distressed livestock. The scene underscores isolation and tenderness in countryside surroundings.
Indians using grabhooks to catch salmon described
The article explains how the Indians fish salmon with a grabhook mounted on a pole. Poles are about 20 feet, made from red fir and hardened in coal, with cords braided by the fishermen. If a pole breaks, parts are lashed and smeared with pitch to restore strength, while hooks are blacksmith made and used with drifting lines.
When Father Tells a Joke in a Household
A joke that supposedly amuses a man fails to trigger a smile from his wife and daughter. The piece notes one man’s failed reception, a rare approving reaction from a male relative, and the notion that women are "defective" for not laughing. The gendered humor provokes bemusement and social commentary.
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New York Evening Sun
Roger
Don
Huemor
Rewriting the Lines by a Veiled Chorus of Pit and Glasses
A fragmented line from a literary piece shows a speaker addressing Pifflus Girl, claiming recognition despite altered glasses and calling the scene a mash not colored glamour. The passage hints at audience perception and hidden identities in a stylized dialogue.
Drug stores unlock direct sales for egg producers
A New England poultryman expanded sales by supplying a city drug store with infertile eggs. The store publicized his product, boosting direct-to-consumer trade. He notes drug stores as top customers and expects growth with waterglass use and spring demand.
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New England
Dusen
Luck and Lethal Luck at a Gold Hill Barroom
In Gold Hill Nevada 1877 mining boss Tole faced three laborers who attacked him in a bar. Two held him while a third aimed a revolver at his stomach. The gun failed three times and Tole, unharmed, picked up the weapon and fired all remaining charges. He taunted it as just his luck.
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Gold Hill
Nev
Tole
Coconut cultivation boosts nut production in Philippine lands
The article notes coconuts as a major money making crop across the Philippines with certain provinces excelling in nut output. It describes past planting practices where plantations were sold by tree and later adjusted to improve fruit quality and yield, leading to greater nut value and meat quality.
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Philippine
Two Men Charged With Theft at Brentford Police Court
The Brentford police court hears two men charged with theft by concealing a bag containing items. Accused claim the acts were to keep them from the workhouse. Supporting testimony details their attempted concealment.
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Brentford
Bury
London Daily Telegraph
Notice for Publication of Land Claim in Wyoming
Notice is hereby given that Lewis Rynon of Jackson Wyoming has filed notice of intention to make final proof for a land entry in Township 41 North Range 116 West Sixth Meridian. The final proof will be in Jackson Wyoming on December 8 1917 before Otho B Williams U S Commissioner. Witnesses are John Bynon Newton Nickell Lee L Lucas and Thomas Nickell all of Jackson Wyoming. Alex Nupt Register
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Otho BE. Williams
Jackson
Wyoming
Nawner
John Bynon
Newton Nickell
Lee L. Lucas
Thomas Nickell
Alex Nupet
Lily of France emblem linked to Iris Morentinu
The Lily of France the flow er de luce symbol described as Iris Morentinu is shown on banners shields and arms. Once guiding both armies and individuals it is now a symbol of a lost cause though its striking emblematic use persists in sensational form.
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France
Public land sale notice for parcel in Wyoming county
Department of the Interior land office in Evanston Wyoming announces a public sale of a tract in section 4 township 4 north range 11 west sixth principal meridian. minimum bid 81.75 per acre? no per word unclear. sale at 10am on December day to the highest bidder. sale closes when bidding ends. potential claimants advised to file objections before sale.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
B Lucas
Dary
Son
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