Notice of Homestead Proof in Lander Wyoming
Department of the Interior United States Land Office at Lander Wyoming announces Bamwell Hancock of Lander Wyoming filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim for lands in sections 1 20 18 10 and 20 township 52 north range 9 west sixth principal meridian. hearings set for April 25 1922 with witnesses Matthew Schulz Earl McKinney Lloyd McKinney and Lawrence Krone from Fort Washakie and Lander. First publication March 11 last publication April 14
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Bamwell
Hancock
Lander
Wyoming
NYNEY
Ny&nw
I. BN. BR
Exswy
Hex
Syney
6Th Principal Meridian
United States Land Offce
Matthew Schulz
Earl McKinney
Lloyd MeKinney
Lawrice Krone
Fort Washakie
Concealed Weapon Proves to Be Three-Foot Sword
In Brooklyn at Adams Street court Terence Smith was arraigned on a concealed weapon charge and held on $800 bail. Police Sergeant Patrick J. Lee revealed a three foot sword worn under Smiths coat, used as self defense claims were made.
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New York
Terence Smith
Brooklyn
Adams Street
Borough Hall
Patrick J. Lee
Adama Street
Smith
Lee
Leader of Doukhobors Proposes Child Removal Protest
The Doukhobors led by Peter Verigin allegedly propose tossing children under ten the aged and infirm into the Columbia River to thwart what they call oppressive laws. Previous protests included nude parades by men and women in cold weather as a form of opposition.
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Peter Verigin
Canada
Verigin
Columbia River
Million Gift From Ball Brothers For Education And Welfare
Four Ball brothers and the estate of a deceased sibling donated 1,000,000 for educational and welfare work. The funds will support Indiana State Normal School Muncie buildings 260,000 public auditorium 150,000 endowment for Muncie YMCA 100,000 Hinsdale College endowment 100,000 Riley Memorial Hospital Children Indianapolis 25,000 Delaware County Tuberculosis Association endowment 25,000 Masonic Temple building fund 110,000 hospital extension in Muncie 100,000 with 140,000 to be allocated later.
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Muncle
Ind
Ulere
Frank
Ball
Frank C. Ball
Edmund B. Ball
George 4. Ball
Lucius J. Ball
William C. Ball
Indiana State Normal School
Muncie
Long-separated siblings reunited after decades apart
In Willington Delaware a girl kidnapped at age four was taken to Washi Pennsylvania and adopted by an undertaker family after being deserted by her kin. Helen Smith reunited with her brother and sister after many years. A Mrs. Builth said her kin went to California then Washington, and an investigation into lost relatives began. Letters to the police disclosed both mother and father had died, while brothers and sisters remained in the area.
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Willington
Del
Washi Pa
Mia
Helen Smith
Slaters
Mra. Builth
California
Washington
Howe
Tather
Public Land Sale Notice from U S Land Office Lander Wyoming
The U S Land Office in Lander Wyoming announces a public land sale directed by the Commissioner of the General Land Office. Arthur Crofts has an application for serial number 015495. the tract in sections 3 4 7 14 30 N R W will be offered at not less than 2.00 per acre on April 26 at the office. bidders must pay the amount due immediately and adverse claimants may file objections.
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General Land Office
Arthur ©. Crofts
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Irving W. Wright, Reegister
the Motor Inn
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General Automobile
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Nstorms
Serge
Chevrolet
Scott Garage
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Therapeutic Research Laboratories
Washington, D. C
Grand Theatre
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U. S. Land Office
Irving W. Wright
Register
Piret
Jack's
Jack's Bakery
Lander Road
Dubois
Harrison
Cirgle
Jack's Dalery
Natl Bank
John Humphrey
Nickerson
Devoe
Ture Pentine
Benson Coolidge
Winchester
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Frank Arnold
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