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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1918
Page
3
The United States Food Administration urges families to limit sugar use to two pounds per month for household use. Reducing sugar consumption supports war efforts by preserving supplies for military needs and reducing shipping demand.
A rough passage discusses how to identify who speaks for effect in conversations. It notes that it is easy to pick out the cue who is trying to influence others and imagine what they might say. It mentions a person named Hetenore and hints at cleverness in how some talkers present themselves.
Walter A. Boyt of Apolson and Willis McBride of Jackson file notices to prove claims on lands in Township 42 North with various ranges. Stephen Shawback of Grovant and other witnesses are named for final proof deadlines at Jackson Wyoming. Alex Nishet, Register.
Notice in the U S Land Office Evanston Wyoming announces John W Nixon of Kelly and G C Benjamen Maben of Jackson seek final three year proof to establish homestead claims. Witnesses named include John M Young Thomas H Baxter Ralph W Cheney Harlan Tanner Nathan C Dave and Mary M Imeson. Proof dates set for October 21 1918 with commissioner Otho B Williams at Jackson Wyoming.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Livanston Wyoming September 3 1918. Notice is hereby given that Robert C Lundy of Wilton Wyoming who on November 27 1914 made Homestead Entry Serial No 04400 for Lot 3 and 4 the SE NW and the NSWW of Section 2 Township 41 North Range 17 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian filed a notice of intention to make Final three year proof to establish claim before Otho E Williams United States Commissioner at Aucleon Wyoming on the 19th day of October 1918 Claimant names as witnesses Michael R Yokel Peter R Linn Joseph A Nethercott and Warren Edminiton all of Wilton Wyoming Alex Nisbet Register
The Arabs contributed significantly to botany and chemistry and advanced agriculture by applying climate, soil, and plant growth knowledge. From the eighth to the eleventh century they established medical schools in major cities and produced valuable medical texts.
Notice records two homestead entries in Moran and Elk Wyoming with Serial Nos 04768 and 04283. Filings list witnesses William Steingraber Joseph J. Markham Roy B. Lesier George H. Whiteman and William C. Thompson, all of Moran and Elk, with final proof dates in October 1918 before U S Commissioner Otho J Williams in Jackson.
G A Mettride of HealfordOntario commends Chamberlains Tablets for relief from constipation and promotes their use. A notice announces Kree Anderson Wallace later Emma Wallace of Teton Wyoming seeking three year proof to establish claim to land in Township 42 North Range 16 West, with witnesses listed.
A British salutor muses on phantom limb sensations and alternating opening of missing hand on days, recounting personal experiences after a wound. He notes sleep influenced the pattern and recalls a friend who lost a leg and stepped on the wrong limb.
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