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Newspaper
Lander Evening Post
Location
Lander, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1922
Page
3
A fragment notes a second class matter and lists Foreign Advertising Representative American Press Association New York City dated August 1 1918. The readable text mentions Lander W and related agency references within the historical newspaper fragment.
George L. Ramesy of Miles City Montana filed to locate NW1/4 of Section 15 Two 22 North Range 98 West in the 6th Principal Meridian under the 1905 act. Protest affidavits due February 3 1922. Register Irving W Wright and Receiver WM Edley. Also a note about a Texas Co gas truck cap lost. finder asked to contact Evening Post Office.
Property in Lander and Hudson including Main street location near the high school, cemetery and lime quarry with machinery, 91 acres of limestone, buildings, barn, hay, team, boiler, wagon, and land parcels. Also one eight room house near courthouse for 22.50 and one five room house opposite courthouse for 20 per month. Call or write J P McKenna Lander Wyoming and telephone 174 Rue.
An American officer recounts a sudden avalanche on a February day in the Northwest. A Chinook wind melted snow as a mule train and miners’ cabin party were swept from the mountain, leaving no survivors and rare, smoke-like clouds over the ruin.
Northern Michigan engineers unveil a tractor driven snowplow with a 12 foot wing that throws snow six feet each side. Two operators control plow and endless track unit while adjustable height screws fine tune performance for motor traffic or sleigh routes.
A fragmented notice describes an incident involving Glorious Dream and Sam Mab Boss, with mentions of a Chick en route and hazards on the road. The text appears garbled, but implies a collision or incident with potential cooking-related allegory and a reference to Houston Transcript ownership.
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