Lander notice lists owner August J Hines and Bell Telephone
Notice from Lander Wyoming identifies August J Hines as owner and lists Bell Telephone as foreign advertising representative through the American Press Association based in New York City.
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Newspaper
Lander Evening Post
Location
Lander, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1922
Page
3
Notice from Lander Wyoming identifies August J Hines as owner and lists Bell Telephone as foreign advertising representative through the American Press Association based in New York City.
Department of the Interior notice from Lander Wyoming dated December 28 1921 reports George L. Ramsey of Miles City Montana filing to locate NW quarter of Section 15 Township 33 North Range West 6th PM under the 1905 act. Adjacent land claimants or protest filers must submit affidavits by February 1982. Official dates show first publication December 31 1921 and last January 31 1922.
Auction notice offers all property in Lander including Main street near the Youth High School lime quarry with machinery and buildings. Also 91 acres of limestone, a dwelling, six Hudson lots, a 45-hp boiler, pens, wagon, and more. J P McKenna Lander Wyo. Also several rental houses listed with monthly rents and contact details.
Attorney at Law advertises general practice services in all courts. Located in Orchard Building with phone number 96 W. Noted as a local legal office offering comprehensive legal assistance.
An address to the Anthropological section of the British association argued fairies were a real ancient race, detailing their likely underground homes, diet, language, and customs. It described fairies as a short swarthy people who hunted, used milk and stolen goods, and possessed music, memory, and cunning theft.
A fragmentary exchange references Belcher-Columbus as a prophet while debating Columbus's discovery of America. The dialogue contrasts belief and proof, noting the moment of sighting dry land as a turning point in the tale.
A fragmentary note reports Fenton Youth achieving something notable while a girl in San Francisco described as always giggling and too busy to act, highlighting a busy youth scene and unclear outcome.
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