Uncle Ted’s Tales on Harding’s Reform Plans
Uncle Ted explains President Harding’s plans to unify secret service efforts under one head and to create a social welfare bureau. He also notes talks of Washington becoming a national medical center to care for veterans, aiming for better government efficiency and lower costs.
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Ruth
Uncle Ted
Jack
Ted
Elpers
Harding
Secret Service
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Washington
Bureau of Education
Sawyer
Death of Frank Pease Ends Local Musician’s Era
Frank Pease, an longtime resident and former dance musician, died suddenly last Thursday from heart trouble. Funeral services were held Friday in Shell with burial there. He was a brother of Mrs. Robt. Rath and left many mourning friends after years of local presence.
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Frank Pease
Shell
Robt. Rath
Basin Lodge K of P Closes Season with Closing Ball
Basin Lodge of the Knights of Pythias held its closing ball of the season at Fraternity Hall last Friday evening. The Rex Orchestra provided music while lodge members and invited guests enjoyed the event.
Hearing in O Hardy bankruptcy in Cheyenne Wyoming
In the district court, O Hardy bankruptcy No 432. Order for hearing on discharge petition set for June 10, 1921 at 10 am before the referee at 602 Hynds Building Cheyenne. Notice to creditors via Basin Republican and mailings to known creditors.
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O. Hardy
Hynds
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Basin Republican
Basin Wyoming Election Proclamation 1921
Notice to Basin electors an election will be held at the court house on Tuesday May 10 1921 for the selection of one mayor and two councilmen. Proclamation clarifies voting location and positions to be filled.
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Basin
Wyoming
Court House
Basin Wyoming Election Notice and Property Sale Avisos
Notice of election for Basin to choose one mayor for one year and two councilors for three years with polls open 10 am to 6 pm. Also public sale of poor farm to highest bidder by May 4 1921 and attachment sale of R H Ahrens property on May 7 1921 at Basin Court House. Road notice establishes a 60 foot road with objections due by May 4 1921.
Wyoming Gubernatorial Proclamation Sets May 10 1921 Bond Election
The Big Horn county board orders an election on May 10 1921 to decide whether Wyoming shall issue state bonds totaling 1 800 000 for road construction and improvement. Bonds would be five hundred to ten thousand dollars each with 5 percent interest repayable after ten years. Registration boards must convene per law to register qualified voters.
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Board of County Commissioners
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Robert D. Carey
State of
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate Hibbert
Creditors and others interested in Walter S Hibbert deceased are notified that the administratrix has filed a final account and petition for distribution in Big Horn County Wyoming. Objections must be filed by June 6 1921. absent objections final settlement will be made soon after the matter is heard.
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Big Horn County
Basin
Wyo
Zela Murphy
Walter S. Hibbert
District Court
Wyoming
Notice of Chattel Mortgage Foreclosure in Manderson
Notice that A L Brown defaulted on a $1 400 mortgage to J P Barton later assigned to Manderson State Bank. Foreclosure sale at Manderson Pool Hall May 3 1921 at 10 a m to satisfy $537 due plus costs. Property: furniture and fixtures in Manderson Pool Hall Lot 9 Block 5 Manderson Big Horn Wyoming.
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A. L. Brown
J. P. Barton
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Manderson State Bank
Manderson Pool Hall
Manderson
Bank Seeks Chattel Mortgage Foreclosure Details
Manderson State Bank as assignee of a chattel mortgage seeks recovery on a pool hall inventory including four show cases one refrigerator two pool tables with cues one rack and three sets of balls and ball racks three card tables ten chairs one barber chair one mirror one barber cabinet one three lamp hollow wire gasoline lighting system complete and all merchandise now situate in the pool hall dated April 22 1921.
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Manderson State Bank
Notice to non-resident defendants in Bovard estate case
Legal notice to Catherine McMillan Birdie M Duecker Marian Golder William Bovard Lee Bovard Elien Bovard and others that Frank A Wise as administrator seeks a trust decree and sale of Lot 5 Section 23 Township 50 North Range 93 West for creditors. Respond by May 28 1921 or default. Addressed in Big Horn county Wyoming.
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Catherine McMillan
Cedar Springs
Birdie M. Duecker
Ayr
Nebr
Marian Golder
la Junta
Col
William D. Bovard
Neb
Lee R. Bovard
Elien M. Bovard
Frank A.wise
Earl Bovard
Frank A. Wise
C. A. Zaring
Legal notice to Nona J Smith in district court petition
Legal notice informs Nona J Smith last known in Mount Vernon Illinois that Clarence N Smith filed a petition in the district court against her and that her current address is unknown. The notice directs response or appearance as required by court rules.
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Nona J. Smith
Mount Vernon, Imnois
Clarence N. Smith
District Court
Absolute divorce petition in Big Horn County Wyoming
Neil W. Reed files for divorce against Clara Reed in district court Big Horn County Wyoming alleging desertion for over a year. Notice states Clara Reed last known San Francisco address and unknown current address with June 11 1921 as the deadline for allegations to be taken as true.
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Clara Reed
San Francisco
California
Neil W. Reed
District Court of
Big Horn County
Wyoming
District Court
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District Court OF the United States
District OF Wyoming
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Metro
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Cinderella
the Fire Brigade
Eugene O'Brien
George Barr McCutcheo
Adepth Zokor
George Fitzmaurice
Mae Murray
David Powell
Sensa
Tom Mix
Fox News
Ali
Tilton
First National Bank of
Basin, Wyoming
R. H. Ahrens
E. T. Skinner
Big Horn
Mecklem
B. F. Wickwire
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Board of County Commissioners of
John Weintz
Dela Murphy
MY Lady
Eppelsheimer
Abbott Pharmacy
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