For Sale Items in Lander and Hudson Properties
All my property in Lander and Hudson for sale including 2 Main Street lots near the Vocational High School, Mt. Hope Cemetery, lime quarry with machinery, buildings, barn, bay, a large work team, 91 acres of limestone, a dwelling and 5 Hudson lots, a 45 horsepower boiler, harness and wagon. J. P. McKenna Lander, Wyo.
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Lander and
Hudson
Main Street
Vocational High School
Mt. Hope
J. P. McKenna
Lander
Wye
Real Grain Fed Pork for Sale and Local Notices
FOR SALE Real Grain Fed Pork Front Quarter 12¢ Hind quarter 15¢ The Cash Grocery But Sproul will get your pictures out for Christmas and get them out right if you order at once 303 POUND Socket wrench owner may have same by calling at this office and paying for this advertisement LOST Lions glove somewhere in Lander Return to N. W. station Reward Sag
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Sproul
Lander
N. W
Are Your Jewels Genuine and How to Tell
This excerpt explains imitation gems and pearls, noting color alone is unreliable. It highlights the refractive property and refractive index as key tests, urging home checks with a refractometer and outlining how deviations from established species values indicate imitations.
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Hereward Carrington
Leslie
Wig Too Small for Franklin at French Court
Detroit Free Press recounts Benjamin Franklin's first France visit as American envoy. A wigmaker measured his head for an audience with the king but the wig proved too small and could not fit. Franklin appeared bald on top with shaggy gray hair, defying court fashion.
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Benjamin Franklin
France
America
Franklin
Detroit Free Press
Park scenes prompt clever god with forbidden romance
A humorous tale unfolds with a shore leave god finding affection, then a blue colt blocking romance in a park. A man kissing his wife at Pennsylvania Station spurs a hurried farewell toward trains, as crowds move toward Washington and Chicago. A bystander heckles the scene in colorful slang.
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Pennsylvania Station
New York
Philadelphia Express
Washington
Chicago
Long Island
Oldest Frame Building in United States Still Standing
The Quaker meeting house at Boston Mass remains the oldest frame building in the country, built around 1683 with minimal repairs. It preserves inner woodwork and seven original plank seats, using whitewash for exterior protection and woods including white oak white pine cypress and southern pine from Maryland.
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Boston Mad
United States
Willan Penn
Todiaus
Philadelphia
Maryland
Tides in the State Reveals Geminorum Double Star
A distinguished astronomer reports XI Geminorum, long known as a variable star, is in fact a double star whose two components are too close for telescopes to resolve. The existence is supported by spectral evidence, with brightness variations attributed to mutual attraction and spectral-line shifts from compression effects in their atmospheres.
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Howe
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Poposia Coal
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Noble Hotel
Lander, Wyo
Nasfi
Fremont
Fremont Hotel
John Downs
C. J. Trimmer
Benson-Coolidge
Josef F
Baldwin Block
Phope
Wyoming
A. H. Cooper
Department OF the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Elsie Schoettlin Nieman
Fred Schoettlin
Township
Range
West
Meridan
United States Land Office
Caimant
Herbert Bawden John
Auer
James Hurley
F. D. Freeburgh
Irving W. Wright
Register
Benson-Coolidge Company
David Lander
Goodyear
Lander Auto Go
Bale
Dodge
John Haltom
Poposia
Wyo
Board of County Commissioners
Fremont County
State of
No. 1
Range 4
R. M
Wren
Ted
H. M. Farlow
the Motor Inn
L, E, Pierce
General Automobile Repairing
Lander Meat Co
Fish and Poultry
Cash Meat Market
New
Brower Lumber CO
Lander, Wyoming
Brower Lumber Company
Geiser
Fyfe’s
Consumer's Store
Hite House
Solitaire
Sunkist Coffee
Wyola
Made
Lander Mills
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Staff OF Life
the City Bakery
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