Webster Building Co Incorporation Certificate Filed 1923
A Wyoming certificate of incorporation for Webster Building Company. details include the 750 shares of $100 par value, six initial directors, and operating scope in Big Horn county and beyond. Notary record dated April 15, 1923, with officials J. R. Engle Jr. and signatories C. L. Webster et al. Also notes last year U S oil production share at 64.7 percent.
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County of
Big Horn
A. D
C. L. Webster
T. W. Hutchinson
H. C. Tyler
J. Adam Preis
B. F. Boice
Amber Jewelry Trends Highlight Deep Brown Beads
Importers pair amber choker with a 54 inch chain as a current strike in jewelry. Amber, fossilized vegetable resin from red fir trees, forms beads and bracelets after a thousand years buried. Varieties include stone water flower black jet and wax amber, with genuine stones warming from friction and attracting seeds.
Sheriff Interferes With Local Industry in Converse County
Sheriff Peyton Mon day shut down a recently planned manufacturing plant near Ross that would have produced liquor. The raid seized a large still capable of processing about 100 gallons, plus mash, sugar, and jugs. The owner is urged to identify the property at the sheriff’s office in Douglas.
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Converse County
Sheriff Peyton
Ross
Douglas
Physician Announces Move to Greybull Practice
A physician states intent to locate and practice medicine and surgery in Greybull. He will be out of the office forenoon for about three weeks to complete arrangements and then will be regularly available, aiming to correct rumors about his location. Date 6 1 31.
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Greybull
The Philippine Deep Deepest Sea Spot
The Philippine Deep, the deepest point found in the sea, could swallow the highest mountain on earth and leave water three thousand feet deep above its summit.
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Philippine
Goat Fascination for Children Brilliant Whiskers Explain All
The article explores why children adore goats noting their charm lies not in intelligence or tricks but in their whiskered appearance. Goats’ eyes provoke a mix of wisdom and ignorance, creating a comical look that captivates youngsters. Milk, sexes, and pets are secondary to the whiskers’ appeal.
Expect Deity to Come Back Among Pueblo Traditions
The article recalls the Pueblo Indians preserving a holy fire and Aztec belief in Quetzalcoatl the returnee deity who taught agriculture and caused abundant yields. It notes his voyage from the Gulf of Mexico and how Spaniards arriving from the east were mistaken for the god’s messengers or descendants.
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Quetzalcoatl
Gulf of Mexico
Trade winds bless exported sacks with native chant
The passage notes that sacks sent for export are blessed by the natives, who chant over them as a form of blessing. It implies a ceremonial or cultural practice attached to trade cargo.
Belief in a Zuni shrine near Zuni New Mexico
The text describes a stone shrine on the plain near Zuni New Mexico said to mark the center of the world in Zuni belief. It notes the Zuni view that the earth is flat and mentions a guardian deity guiding them from a distant edge. It also references a water strider and the double-barred cross motif seen in Zuni pottery and silver work.
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Zuni
New Mexico
Honest Thief Returns Blanket With Note
A Chicago Journal item recounts a family’s blanket stolen from a parked car while guests were present. Days later the blanket reappears on the front porch neatly folded with a note apologizing for the theft and explaining the thief slept outside due to the cold.
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Chicago Journal
I was born in Southampton says youth
Two youths read the society pages in a daily paper from Southampton Long Island. One boasts he was born there, the other retorts that it was likely out of season in the memory of the New York Evening Post.
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Homer
Society News
Southampton
L. I
New York Evening Post
Sheridan Papers To Be Consolidated In Wyoming
Cheyenne June 1 Articles of incorporation were filed for Sheridan Post Enterprise with 300000 capital. Directors for year one are Charles W Barton Ashley Weed Dickinson and Frank H Seaman. The new company will acquire the Sheridan Post Printing Company and Sheridan Daily Enterprise and assume their assets and liabilities Barton president editor of Casper Daily Tribune Dickinson editor and Seaman business manager. The move consolidates three Wyoming papers under one management.
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Cheyenne
Frank E Lucas
Sheridan Post-Enterprise
Sheridan
Charles W. Barton
Ashley Weed Dickinson
Frank H. Seaman
The
Post Printing Company
Sheridan Daily Enterprise
Barton
Casper Daily Tribune
Dickinson
Seaman
Wyoming
Short Story of the Almond
Almonds originate from Morocco and the Mediterranean with Spain a notable contributor. They are gathered at minor points in Africa and camel-carried to Mogardo as the export center where weight, quality, and bitter almond content are recorded by an inspector who bites off ends to test for poison before the sitting operation by a native worker.
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Morocco
Spain
Mogardo
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Certificate OF Incorporation OF Webster Building CO
United States
Webster Building Company
State of
H. C. Teyler
C H. Fitzpatrick
T. W. Hutchison
J. Adam Press
State OF Wyoming
J. R. Engle, Jr
Pg Commission
Animal
Frank C. Webb
EF. J. McCreedy
American Shoe Shop
W. F. Unterzuber
Omans
First Avenue South
Greybull Exchange
E. Christensen
Sixth Ave
Wyo
Saratoga, N. Y
Rey Fick
John Linn
Shell Merc. CO. Shell
Cassell
Wyoming Gas Co
Wyoming Gas Company
Greybull, Wyoming
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