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Wyoming Bank Report From November 1918
A dated bank condition report from Wyoming closes on November 11, 1918. It lists assets including notes and government securities, mentions a $10,000 surplus and undivided profits, and shows deposits and various liabilities. The document is signed by cashier Harry Wagner and witnesses, with a state commissioner certifying the return.
Group of children urged to use Chaintlain's Cough Remedy
A fragmented 19th century medical notice advises guardians to keep a bottle of Chaintrlain's Cough Remedy for potential attacks on children. It stresses following directions to know the cure and cites the remedy as effective for croup.
Clean-up Shipment to Onaho Market and Cattle Sale
Shipment to Onaho market expected around November 20 for a cleanup lot of cattle. Offer includes many animals and prompt setup with WJ Kelly. Also listed are pigs and Plymouth Rock pullets for sale and a variety of farm equipment and tack for sale or trade.
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Onaho
Cinkele Bebyhier Probably Priten Win in Deri
Fragmented OCR text mentions a probable winner named Priten in an event at Deri with unclear surrounding details. No clear date or participants are readable.
Episcopal Sireh ARRVIOK An Sit NCRMTINT Si Jots' , JACKSON.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a sermon and poker event at a church in Jackson with unclear names and dates. Sparse readable items include a reference to an episcopal arrival and a convocation, plus a sermon and card game activity.
Ancient Patent Pills and Horse Sale Notice
Greatly penalized by Chamberlain's Toalate and tablets claim quick relief from disorders. Testimonials from Minn MP Harwood New York mention health gains after use. For sale: team of mares with ear tags, weights around 1200 pounds, price $175. Sorrel horse with white markings described. reward offered for recovery. Courier office ad details.
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Wing Choraberkin
Uber
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Harwood
Auburn
N.Y
Classic Japanese Drama Describes Ethereal Stage Rituals
In a distant theatre scene, actors enact ritual movement and chanted meanings. Gertrude Emerson notes masked faces, swinging sleeves, and foot stamping as white stockings echo on a door. The chorus breathes, explaining action and inner thoughts while mournful masks recall forest fires and autumn winds.
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Gertrude Emerson
Tax talk echoes from past amusements and taxes
A nostalgic piece traces historic taxes on public amusements from playhouses to gardens salt gloves and hats noting how entertainment tax was debated over 150 years ago. It surveys past levies on items from clocks to powder and highlights the vast storage of knowledge in museums and the growth of printed record keeping.
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Ranelagh
Vauxhall
Sadler's Wella
Astley
London
Drice
Lord North
Gas Mask Policy Sparks Beard versus Shave Debate
Historical clipping notes German frontline options on facial hair for gas mask use. Some authorities argue clean shaven faces ensure mask seal while others claim dense beard growth acts as an extra air filter. Odd theories claim beards enhance protection and intimidate the enemy. Gas tests reportedly occur biweekly with soldiers testifying to beard benefits.
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Minsk
Dentsche Tageriel
Anelent
Trant
AIP
Could Not Save Comrade in Daring Overboard Rescue
A report describes a perilous overboard incident aboard a ship near New York in rough weather. Willa Ransford and Aton J. Jackson, crew members, attempted rescue under dangerous conditions but many sailors fell overboard. The scene involved cries for help and confusion as the vessel lost stability and responders struggled to save those in the water.
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Willa Ft. Ransford
Neval Velinters
Aton J. Jackson
We AL Welle
Towa
Airplane Propeller Wood Quality From Historic Craft
A historic note explains aircraft propeller requirements demanding strong wood from the heart of the heart of the log. It cites engine speeds up to 1700–2000 RPM and blade tips near 600 miles per hour. Wheat and hardest woods are preferred, with walnut ranked highest, followed by mahogany, white oak, ash, maple, birch, and cherry.
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Lane
Alimony From Soldiers Defense Limits State Court Power
New York supreme court cannot enforce alimony against a U S Army soldier. The ruling, requested by Mrs Moretman’s attorney, holds that the state court lacks authority to compel payment when the husband is serving in the federal military. Justice Aspinall noted the difficulty of enforcing payments and commented on the need for federal and state coordination. The decision marks a first Mind era interpretation in the case, referencing Merriman and related arguments.
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Supreme Court of
New York State
Supreme Court
Brockton
Public Land Notice for Ida Helle Beetero's Homestead Claim
Department of the Interior Land Office at Evanston Wyoming issues notice of intention to make final proof for Ida Helle Beetero of Wilson Wyoming. Her April 20 1915 homestead entry serial number 00673 covers SNEI NWIS and Lot 1 Section 34 Township 41 North Range 117 West Sixth Principal Meridian. Proof required before Otho E Williams US Commissioner Jackson Wyoming on November 4 1918. Witnesses: Herman P Tedron Michael B Yokel Sylvester Cheney and Robert C Lundy Jr all of Wilden Wyoming. Alex Nisbet Register.
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Ithiat Mins
Ida Helle Beetrero
Wilson
Wyoming
Wort
Otho E. Williams
United States
Jackson
Wyominx
Withewes
Herman P. Tedron
Michael B. Yokel
Sylvester Cheney
Robert C. Lundy, Jr
Wilden
Alex Nisbet
Register
Desert Land Claim Notice from Zenith Wyoming 1918
Department of the Interior notice from Evanston Wyoming October 14 1918 states Nellie M Burton of Zenith Wyoming filed intent to prove desert land claim for N4NE SENE and NESE section 23 township 42 north range 116 west sixth meridian. Final proof to be made before Otho E Williams Jackson Wyoming on November 26 1918 with witnesses Joshua M Burton Nephi Moulton both of Zenith Wyoming Roy Nipper and Edna Nipper of Kelly Wyoming.
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Department of the Interior
U. S
Evanston
Wyoming
Mra
Nellie M. Burton
Zenith
Range
Otho E. Williams
United States
Jackson
Joshua M. Burton
Nephi Moulton
Roy Nipper
Edna Nipper
Kelly, Wyoming
Alex Nisbet
Register
Far West Forest Home Stead Entry Final Proof Notice
Department of the Interior announces Earle W. Farris of Grovant Wyoming will present final five year proof to establish claim to Lot 2 5 6 and NW of Section 1 Township 43 North Range 116 West at Jackson Wyoming on November 23 1918 before United States Commissioner Otho E. William. Witnesses Holliday I Menor Norman B. Smith of Gravant Wyoming William J. Newbold of Kelly Wyoming Henry Lingenfelter of Zenith Wyoming and Alex Nebot Register.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Earle W.farris
Grovant
Otho E. William
United States
Jackson
Holliday 1
Menor and
Norman &. Smith
Gravant
William J. Newbold
Kelly, Wyoming
Henry Lingenfelter
Zenith
Forest Homestead Final Proof Notice in Moran Wyoming
Department notice from Evanston Wyoming dated October 28 1918 announces Harold C McKinstey Moran Wyoming filing final three-year proof to secure a Forest Homestead entry serial 05616 covering SEYNW4 EISW and lot 4 section 7 township 15 north range 113 west sixth principal meridian. Otho E Williams will witness on December 14 1918 with Joseph J Markham Mrs Harold C McKinatry both Moran Wyoming and George E McCleer Walter J German of Rock Springs Wyoming listed as witnesses.
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Harold C.mckinstey
Moran
Wyoming
Otho E. Williamn
United States
Jackson
Joseph JF
Markham
Harold C. McKinatry
George E. McCleer
Walter J. German
Fik
Bondurant resident seeks three year proof on forest homestead
Jessie A Hathaway of Bondurant Wyoming filed notice of intent to establish residence and three year proof for Forest Homestead Entry Serial 4481 and adjacent mineral land, stating intention to cultivate and reside on the claimed lands in Township 86 North Range 04 West, with hearings before United States Commissioner in Donel Wyoming on the December date. Names of witnesses listed include mixture of local residents from Bondurant and nearby towns.
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Jessie A. Hathaway
Bondurant
Wyoming
Beation Bi
Newih
Perinipal
Baw
A. Hichardson
United Hhalee Commissianer
Donel
Wyoroing
Droowuiber
WR. Clainink
Wittweewn
Miike
Wonshurant
L. W. Sergent
Dankel
Wye Orl
J. Boduéld
CG. T. Nobile
Piney
Alex Nisbet
Hogster
Sweet Are the Uses of Parverarity
A fragmentary quotation in a playful medley contrasts fishing and motor, noting aversion to cruelty to worms yet use of gear, and musing on work, pessimism, and the persistence of life. Attributed to Robert M. Gay in the Atlantic, the piece riffs on perversity and curiosity.
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Phine
Robert M. Gay
Subtin Youthful Reasoning Over Jam Demand
Timmy coaxed his mother for Jam she made. Simele claimed it failed and would be given to the dog next door. Hours later he lay silenced in the pantry with the jar half empty. He explained poodles eat the Jam and nothing should be wasted.
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Timmy
Simele
Tue
Ant tunnel feats cited in historical writings
Observations describe ants hollowing trees and tunneling under ditches and streams. A South American example notes an ant tunnel beneath the Parahyba riverbed, claimed to span a width comparable to the Thames at London Bridge.
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Te Anid
Thames London Bridge
W. L. MeAtes
American Museum
Whimsical Musings on Bees and Spring Blossoms
A reflective piece compares human effort to a bee’s work among spring blooms. It suggests that despite careful planning, outcomes remain unpredictable as nature’s fertilizing wind hints at modest hope. The prose blends science and metaphor without concrete events or names.
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