Local residents conduct daily business and visits in Lander area
Attorney George Dobler and Dr Gill transact business in town while multiple visitors arrive in Lander from Riverton Casper and Port Washakie. Miss Coffin travels to Casper for the day. Catherine Coolidge improves after illness. several clubs meet and prizewinners named. A lost key is listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George PL Dobler
Riverston
Judge Brown
Robert We
Casper
Dr. Gill
Tiverton
C. T. Jones
Charlotte Steinback
California
O Pe Ik
Wy Tucker
Port Washakie
Fragmented Town Note On Prosperity And Gas Prices
A garbled local note discusses community hogs in Lander and prosperity, blaming Demities of sun and rookies for issues. It mentions Standard OW company in Buviniees, claims overpricing gasoline, and references Mr. Volsteint seha removing Merry from Merry Christinis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lander
Mr. Volsteint
Merry
Merry Christinis
American Education Week Planned by Legion and NEA
The American Legion and National Educational Association propose December 4 to 10 as American Education Week to boost teacher standards and school patriotism. A pamphlet urges citizens to require teachers to be American citizens with strong education and two years of professional training. It also suggests displaying the American flag in every school and inviting Legion speakers for patriotic exercises. Lander schools announce a Visitors Day on Wednesday December 7 for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
National Educational Association
National Educational Aeociation
Lander
Piano Tuning Service at Noble Hotel Limited Time
Tam inter offers limited piano tuning service for a short period. Those wishing their pianos tuned may phone or order at the Noble Hotel. All services guaranteed. Wade Cramer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Thode
Noble Hotel
Wade Cramer
American architecture praised as purer than English say Liverpool professor
Professor C H Reilly of Liverpool University praises American architecture as purer and more self-sufficient than British work. He notes Americans draw on Italian Renaissance and French influence rather than following fashions from individual architects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Liverpool
C. H. Reilly
Architecture
Liverpool University
England
America
Architest
Deliberat
Human skull drinking cup tied to Byron relics auction
An Associated Press item reports a silver mounted skull drinking cup linked to Lord Byron and Newstead Abbey. The piece, believed from the late poet's era, was reportedly found by Tyron and kept by Lanc to be showcased as a curious relic. A related fragment mentions a local autoworker ad and lost gloves.
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Associated
London
Byron
Thiedi
Lord Byron
Newstead
Alboy
Tyron
Penutiar Whiteneas
Lancon
Nash Six Demonstrates Economy In Six Day Nonstop Run
Nash Six five passenger touring car sets a 2401 mile nonstop Peoria route with 22.28 mpg as observers verify fuel and water use. W W Ingram led the run, with five passengers aboard on rough country roads in Illinois. A later note covers Indian citizenship advocacy by the General Federation of Women’s Clubs and local Christmas gift listings and sales in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash
Findshial
Peoria
Ilinois
W. W. Ingram
Os Peoria
Mer
Ingram
Neal
Grieling
United States
Notice for publication land office Wyoming widow seeks three year proof
Notice is hereby given Elsie Sehowtiiin Nieman widow of Fred Sehowtiiin deceased of Lander Wyoming filed a notice of intention to make three year proof under the homestead entry ONNGIE Lot Int BMWK Be0 township 38 north range 95 west Gil Meridian. The proof is to be heard before the register and receiver at Lander Wyoming on the date in December 1021. Claimant named as Lighteman Herbert Hawden Dave Au er domes Hurley P.O. Brepburgh all of Lander Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Land Office
Lander
Wyoming
Elsie Sehowtiiin Nieman
Fred Sehowtiiin
Township 38
Range 95
Gil Menicipal
Roglator and
Hocelver
United Statoe Land Office
Caimaut
Os Withemun
Herbert Hawdendake
Auer
Domes Hurley P.O. Brepburgh
Lauder
Notice to Creditors in the Martin Estate
Letters testamentary issued November 7 1921 to executors Frank O Martin and Thomas W Martin require all claimants to present claims with vouchers within six months or be barred from estate benefits. Claims not filed within one year from the letters are forever barred. Nov 18 25 Mec 2 9.
Notice of Probate Letters and Claim Deadline 1921
Letters testamentary granted November 14 1921 to E G Mack executor for the estate. Creditors must exhibit claims within six months or be barred. if not shown within one year from letters they are forever barred. Dated November 14 1921 with notices on November 18 and 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Mack
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Charles Lane
Arch Smith
Catherine Cooldige
Frank Clark
Landor
Kansas City
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Robert Connaghan
Joe Brennen
Caypor
Kenneth McKenna
Hudson
Hurry Logue
Boysen
William Keavey
St. Stephen's Mission
la Mar
Rivertom
Carl Earl
D. E. Bradstreet
W. D Finielo
Cheyenne
Dorothy Coffin
George Tiutson
Welsts
Arthur Vaughir
Jack Watson
J. W. Weight
Ray Early
Ralph Trout
H. G. Blewell
Trout
Edna
Hoe Howe
Deanford
Nebraska
Fremont Hoty
AB. Harrison
Crowheart
B. Carlson
Atlantic
Park C. Taye
Everett
Henel Barns
Port Washakiy
Eee
Heture
Conder
Aee
Fremont
L. (. Mannsberger
Local Distributors
Sproul
Hvater
J. Raw
Fremont Hotel
Methodiat Charen
Department OF the Interior
Mogiater
We W. Martin
Martin
Thomas W. Martin
Byron L. Mack
Cean Pearl Earl
Sprague
Warner&g
Chicago
Ocean Pearl
Spur
Kentucky
J. Stuart Blackton
Man and
His Woman
Herbert Rawlinson
Anita Stewart
Cash Grocery
Rexall Store
Kramer Kleaning
Chase
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