Notice of Public Land Claim Hearing in Lander Wyoming
Department of the Interior Land Office at Lander Wyoming publishes notice that Samuel I Hancock of Lander has filed for three year proof to establish a homestead claim on sections in Township 32 North Range 0 West Sixth Principal Meridian. The hearing is set for April 85, 1922 before the Register and Receiver. Witnesses listed include Matthew Schutz Earl McKinney Lloyd McKinnay Lawrence Krone. Published March 11 and April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel I. Hancock
Lander
Wyoming
Bwynex
Eyswy
Sem
6Th Principal Meridian
Ind
Register and Receiver
United States Land Office
Samen
Witneses
Matthew Schutz
Wyom
Public Notice of Land Claim Confirmation
Notice is given that Joseph Philip Jonen of Lander Wyoming filed to prove up a three year claim on stock raising homestead entry No 612228 for SW1, SE1, Lots 2 4 4, Section 6 Township 31 North Range 99 West, with witnesses Julius Rasmussen Dave P Kurtz O B Lucas Earl Sattwell. The hearing will be before the Register and Receiver at Lander Wyoming on April 6 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Philip Jonen
Lander
Wyomig
Rance
West 6Th Principal Meridian
United States Land Office
Wyoming
Julius Rasmussen
Dave P. Kurtz
Lande
O. B. Lucas
Earl Sattwell
Irving W. Wright
Register
Gateways and pantomime in ancient Persia and Greece
The article notes Teheran’s twelve gateways described with brickwork and domes, while contrasting distant splendor with close inspection. It shifts to pantomime’s origin in Greece and Rome, citing early performers Pylades and Bathyllus in 22 B.C. and their resilient wordless drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teheran
Ellan Sykes
Persia
AR Grandione
Rustum
Hercules
Pylades
Bathyllus
The Egyptian Sistrum and the Cat Decor
Carl Van Vechten notes in The Tiger to the Houses that ancient Egyptians linked the sistrum to music by shaping a bronze frame with three or four loose bars. Rings on the bars and sometimes a cat figure atop the frame enhanced the jingling sound and decoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl van Vechten
Noted scientist links baldness to bat wearing
A scientist suggests a link between baldness and excessive bat wearing. The reply questions the claim, noting a possible reverse effect and casual observations about headwear and hair.
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Lloyd WcKinnay
Wycoming
Lawrences Krone
Fort Washakie
Trving W. Wright
Edley
Pirat
Kant
Lander, Wyoming
WM. H. Edley
Bup Bayonts
Coodrich Tires
Silvertown Cords
Goodrich
Fremont
C. J. Trimmer
Prop
The
American Steam Laundry
the Times
Moresco
Blatchford
Sportsmen
Brower Lumber Company
Strom
Reome
Enamee
Sim
Ane
Chicago
Heart OF
the Loop
Afl
Morrison Hotel
Clarke and Madisson Sts
Terrace Garden
Restauran
Old Reliable Eagle Blacksmith Shop
H. 8. Hartman
F. C. B. Lander
Sagless
F. O. B. Lander
F.O.B. Lander
Chamberlain
Casper, Wyo
Fremont Hotel
John Downs
the Motor Inn
L. E. Pierce
General Automobile
Flecrtic Shoe Shop
Viscalry Foot
P. V
John Nilson
W. E. Hardin
Bent Ee cc
Casey
Sages Oeeeees Obe
First National Bank Bldg
Sidney Swett
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