Katherine A Morton Named for Re election as State Education Chief
Governor Carey praised Katherine A Morton state superintendent of public instruction at a Mircige republican gathering. The Wyoming State Tribune lauded her record of progressive achievement and efficient administration in the education department. Morton, born in Kansas, taught in Cheyenne, led women's clubs, and helped pass laws on inheritance and supervision of charity work.
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Carey
Mircige
Katherine A. Morton
Department of Education
Wyoming State Tribune
State Department
Kansas
Morton
Hiawatha High School
Northwestern University
Cheyenne
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Board of Charities and Reform
State Council ‘of Defense
Wyoming
Red Cross
United States
Kendrick Breaks With O Mahony On Indiana Loss
Senator Kendrick skirts tariff disputes and aligns with campaign issues differing from Joseph C. O Mahony. In Torrington he states Harry S New of Indiana lost because he failed to pair leaving Washington to campaign. Kendrick recounts New’s reluctance to leave Wyoming and his eventual decision to stay on the job.
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Democratic National Committee
John B. Kendrick
Joseph C. O'Mahony
O'Mahoney
Democratic State Committee
Democratic Preas
Harry 5S
New
Indiana
Kendrick
Washington
Torrington
Wyoming
Senator Now
Heveridge
Commentary on Senators Kendrick Mondell and New in a Building Paradox
The piece recalls Washington intrigue as Senator Kendrick, then Mondell, and Now struggle with duty and public reaction. It questions moral courage and devotion to duty while contrasting reactions to opposition and political rhetoric.
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Now
Kendrick
O’mahoney
Nike Bunk
Legion Leader Supports Mondell In Bonus Fight
Hanford MacNider praises Frank Mondell in a letter dated October 2 for backing the ex service member bonus. A Basin, Wyoming letter questions Kendrick’s efforts, contrasting Mondell’s Washington work with Kendrick’s Wyoming campaigning.
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Joseph C. O'Mahoney
John B. Kendrick
Washington
Hanford MacNider
The
American Legion
Frank W. Mondell
Basin
O’mahoney
American Legion of
Wyoming
Kendrick
Mondell
House of Representatives
O'Mahoney
Lovell Horticulturist Fights Pests With Turkeys
M. D. Harris of Lovell, a noted horticulturalist and county leader, raises turkeys to curb hoppers and boost crops. He owns a large Lovell farm with over twenty acres of apples and extensive fruit, harvesting around three thousand bushels last year and planning two thousand this fall. Harris promotes Farm Bureau and shares farming knowledge while experimenting with varieties suited to the region.
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M. D. Harris
Lovell
Big Horn County
Federal Farm Bureau
Turkeys Tackle Grasshopper Problem At Harris Ranch
For years Harris noted turkeys curb grasshoppers and decided to eradicate the pests. He imported Texas bronzes, started with one hundred hens, and raised about seven hundred tom turkeys. The birds roosted around the fenced ranch and fed on hoppers and other bugs, boosting profits and future market value while avoiding spray. Harris is praised for practical problem solving and self-reliance.
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Lond
Texas
Caita
Harris
Mr .Harris
Sale of Real Estate Under Execution in Big Horn County
On November 18 at 1 PM the front door of the Basin House in Big Horn County Wyoming will host a public sale of 40 acres off the south end of Lot 9 Section 28 Township 52N Range 93W seized in the case Big Horn Canal Association vs Fred Guthrie. Appraised at 1200 dollars, sale requires two thirds of the appraised value. Sheriff B F Wickwire conducts. Attorney R B Landfair. First publication Oct 18 1922. Last publication Nov 17 1922.
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Big Horn Conk
Wyoming
Big Horn Canal Association
Fred’ Guthrie
District Court
Big Horn County
Public Sale Of Basin Land Lot 6 And Surrounding Parcel
On November 18 1922 at 1 p m at the Basin Wyoming court house steps the Big Horn County sheriff will sell Lot Six and adjacent land in Section 33 Township 51 North Range 93 West totaling about 40 25 acres by execution in the case Big Horn Canal Association versus C C Fraser. Appraised at 1000 000 terms cash minimum bid two thirds of appraisal. Landmart and R F Landfair attorney. First publication October 13 1922 last publication November 17 1932.
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Basin
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Fiftyone North Range
Big Horn Canal Association
C. C. Fraser
District Court
Notice of Writ of Attachment in Basin Wyoming
State of Wyoming legal notice from Big Horn County informs D O Gilliland of a writ of attachment. Property attached to secure D H Johnson's claim of 192.15, with appearance required before Justice of the Peace R Bonwell in Basin on November 3, 1922 at 10 a.m. Otherwise judgement and sale of property will follow. First publication October 18 1922. Last publication October 27 1922.
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Big Horn
D. O. Gilliland
D. H. Johnson
R. Bonwell
Basin
Wyoming
Flist
James A. Quiner
J. R. Bonwell
Wyoming Public Notice From Big Horn County
A truncated public notice from Big Horn County Wyoming references Gilliland. The fragment details are unreadable but indicates official action or filing in county records.
Writ of Attachment Issued by Manderson State Bank
Manderson State Bank files a writ of attachment for 148.04 to secure a debt. The debtor must appear before Justice J. R. Bonweall in Basin Wyoming on November 3 1922 at 10 00 AM to contest or face judgment and sale of property. First publication October 13 1922. Last publication October 27 1922.
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Manderson State Bank
J. R. Bonweall
Basin
Wyoming
Notice of Land Claim and Court Hearing in Basin Wyoming
Public notices show Henry Griffin filing for Desert Land Claim in Township 51 North Range 96 West with intent to complete final proof by November 13 1922 at Basin Wyoming before D L Carr. Witnesses listed include Constant Webster Von Hodson Lloyd Seaman and Arthur Wilson of Burlington. James A Quiner through justice J R Bonwell demands payment by November 3 1922 with potential judgment and sale of property.
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James A. Quiner
Plaintis
Department OF the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Buffalo
Wyoming
Henry Griffin
Burlington
6Th Principal Meridian
D. L. Carr
United States
Basin
Constant Webster
von Hodson
Lloyd Seaman
Arthur Wilson
Proposed Wyoming amendments set county salaries under constitutional limits
The document outlines two proposed constitutional amendments from Wyoming's Sixteenth Legislature for the November 1928 election. It details salary caps for county officials in different county valuation brackets, including sheriff, clerk, treasurer, assessor, and superintendent of schools, with specific dollar amounts and tiers.
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Wyoming
A. D
Beck County
County Officials Salaries and Land Board Provisions Describe Changes
A historic notice outlines maximum annual salaries for county officials including sheriff and county clerk, plus a provision authorizing consolidating state land boards and establishing a new Board of Land Commissioners. It also lists secret societies meeting dates and venues in Basin.
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Legion
B. F. Wickwire
R. B. Landfair
Landfair
State of
County of
Gilliland
James D. Gallup
Register
Berrys’ Grocery
State
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Board of Land Commissioners
Congress
W. BE. Chaplin
Fraternity Hall Basin
Lodge No. 29
K. of P
Temple Lodge No
A. F
Order of Pers Star
Hal
Elisa Rebekah
M. W
Royal
Basin Camp
Fraternity
Leland
Inscho Civil Engineer
Clyde W. Atherly
Wyo
BR. Tolman
Aide
Hip
Talman Mountain
Elk Creek
P. O
Otto, Wyo
Lt. Smith
Shell Dresk
Shell, Wye
M. H. Smith
V. E. Larrick
Pioneer Building Basin
Wye
DRS
Harris & Harris
Physicians and Burgeois
H. T. Harris
C. E. Harris
Oscar Saenger
William C. Snow
Pioneer Bldg
Basin, Wyoming
Mercer Bros. Land & Live
Paint Rock
Nowood
Clarence Gardner
Paris Daugherty
Gebo Coal
Thompson Lumber & Hardware Co
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