Riverton Legion Plays Draw Crowds Then Plans Tour
Riverton Wyoming Post of the American Legion staged a home talent comedy What Happened to Jones drawing packed houses in Riverton and Lander with plans to stage in Shoshoni Casper. The Memorial Day address by ex Governor B B Brooks spurred a national circulation plan by Casper Lions.
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Riverton
Wyo
Jones
Riverton Post
The
Legion
Lander
Shoshon
Casper
B. B. Brooks
American Legion
Lions Club
United States
George Jarvis
American Legion Auxiliary
Burke H. Sinclair
Anl
Flander
Wyoming
American Legion Weekly
Department of Wyoming
Wyoming Department
Department of
W. J. Wehrli
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Salt Creek
Crim H. Snyder
Higt‘and Contery
Good Men to Spare Good Men to Spare in Wyoming Nominations
Wyoming voters see clear contrast in party depth as Republicans field Hon. John W. Hay of Rock Springs and Gov. Robert D. Carey for governor. Both are praised as capable, free of mudslinging, with each candidate pledging support for the other's successor, promising safe and progressive governance for Wyoming.
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John W. Hay
Rock Springs
Robert D. Carey
Wyoming
Mam
Cody Herald
Jim Bluejacket Elected Greyball President
Jim Bluejacket becomes president of Greyball Athletic, noted as the first organized baseball figure to win a ballgame as a reliever. He previously pitched for the Brooklyn Federals and aims to form a local team, the Cheyball Tedium, to challenge Basin’s ball club.
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Jim Bluejacket
Greyball Athletic Organization
Jim
Brooklyn Federals
Brooklyn
Basin
Basin Grads Shine as Wyoming Posts Record Class Totals
The report highlights Basin high school’s nine graduates praised as winners in academics and athletics. It notes Wyoming’s largest ever graduating class at 36, with Sheridan 99, Casper 45, Worland 15, Thermopolis 15, and Powell shaping notable outcomes. Ty Cobb and the Detroit Tigers are cited as a sign of leadership and winning spirit.
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Basin
Sheridan
Casper
Aml Powell
Wyoming
Worland
Thermopolis
Ty Cobb
Tigers
Detroit
Notice of Sheriff Sale on Livestock and Real Estate
Mortgagee First National Bank of Denver will sell at public auction on June 12, 1922. Sheep and lambs valued with brands will be sold at Basin Court House at 10 AM, remaining property at 2 PM at the Dam Hagberry Ranch near Burlington. Proceeds apply to expenses and secured debt of $5,793.33 plus costs.
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Big Horn County
Wyoming
First National Bank of Denver
Coll Trade
Court House
Basin
Dry Creek
Burlington
Cody
Republican Candidate for Big Horn County Attorney
A political notice declares the author seeking the Republican nomination for County Attorney of Big Horn County in the August primaries. It targets Republican voters and frames the candidate as pursuing the office through the party’s primary process.
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Big Horn County
Foreclosure Notice Involving Eugene Preator Mortgage
Edward H. Ellis reports a foreclosure on a $7,500 promissory note dated December 30, 1921. The mortgagor Eugene Preator pledged a cow as chattel mortgage security to Carr & Pearson with 10 percent interest per annum, payable semi annually.
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Eugene Preator
Carr and Pearsom
Carr& Pearson
Livestock Markings Include EG and 65 Brands Observed
A describing list notes two cows with EG on the left flank, two cows with EG on left and 65 on right, one bull branded 65 on the left, one yearling heifer with 65 on the right and EG on the left, and three calves with two unbranded.
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Bay
Mortgage payment and sale terms in Denver district
Notice details the sequence of expenses for property in sheriff sale including care and upkeep until sale, payment of the mortgage to the First National Bank of Denver. Public notices run from May 26 to June 9, 1922.
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Firs National Bank of Denver
Colora
B. F. Wickwire
Temple Masonic and Odd Fellows Lodges Schedule
Temple ledges in New Hampshire, A F M meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays. The Order of Bethlehem Star meets in Peategurgy Hall every second and fourth Monday. Basia Lodge No 35, 0 A O. Aewry Tuesday evening. Hirsa Rebekah Lodge No 36 I O O F meets first and third Mondays.
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Fraternity Hall
Basia Ledge Ne
K. of P
Order of Bestern Ster
Peategurgy
Hell
Hirsa Rebekah Lodge
Royal
Basin Camp No. 36
Big Horn Canyon Irrigation and Power Co seeks hydro project approval
Under the Federal Water Power Act the Big Horn Canyon Irrigation and Power Company of Hardin Montana has filed an application for a dam and powerhouse on the Big Horn River with a upstream reservoir extending to Section 22 in Big Horn County Wyoming. Objections or requests for hearings must be sent to the Executive Secretary of the Federal Power Commission in Washington DC. A21-19
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Federal Power Commission
Washington
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Durbin van Law
Denver
Veterans’ Bureau
John (. Neene
van Law
Keene
Hiverton
Wye
Riverton Lessus
Newcastle
Newcaste ‘St of the American Legion
Owen Johbneau
Babe Ruth
Edward H. Ellis
Firet
Wises Drug Store
Basin Hardware
Wigton’s Grocery
Berry's Grocery
Cruce & Hudson Market
Robin Bonwell
Temple Ledges Ne
A. F
Basia Ledge
Symphony Lawn
W. R. Tolman
Talman Mountain
Elk Creek
P. O
Otto, Wyo
L. Smith
Bok
Shell Creek
Shell, Wyo
V. E. Labrick
Pioneer Building Basin
Des
Harris
Physicians and Surgeons Office
T. Harris
C. E. Harris
MBS
Mark H. Smith
Oscar Saenger
William
Pioneer Bldg
Basin, Wyoming
Mercer Bros. Land & Live
Hyattville
Jattle
Clarence Gardner
Range
Big Hern Mountains
Pia Hyavtvii
Paris Daugherty
Canyoo
Thompson Lumber & Hardware Co
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