Uncle Ted Explains Armament Peace Plans After World War I
In a reflective discussion, Uncle Ted tells the children that the United States can stay at peace with Germany without joining a world club. He compares the Berlin treaty to Versailles, explains the armaments conference in Washington, and argues that reducing armed forces eases national burdens and helps prevent future wars.
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Germany
World Club
Paris
Jack
United States
Uncle Ted
Congress
Senate
Harding
Wilson
Berlin
Washington
Pacific
Amarments
Autoists Retrace Trail 32 Years After Yellowstone Trip
Mr and Mrs J K McClung retrace their 32 year old Yellowstone adventure this week in a modern car. They travel 100 to 200 miles daily with relatives from Hyattville through Basin Otto Greybull and Big Horn, entering Yellowstone via Cooke City and returning by Thermopolis. The 3 000 mile itinerary may keep to a week and they plan to be back for October term of court.
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Yellowstone Park
J. K. McClung
Hyattville Lountry
Basin
Otto
Grey
Wind River
Owl Creek
Thermopolis
McClung
Jackson
Ohio
Rocky Mountains
Wyoming
Idaho
Montan
Washington
Cody Herald
American timber concession in Nicaragua eyed for 25 years
American capitalists secure a contract for timber rights on 30 000 acres in Nicaragua. Plan targets markets in Central America and the West Indies. Investors will buy US milling machinery and ships, boosting American industry and profits returning to the United States. The saw mill company, led by American officials, will increase demand for American goods among Nicaraguan residents.
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Nicaragua
Central America
West Indies
United States
Saw
Child Labor in Germany Scrutinized by Labor Bulletin
The department of labor reports a bulletin showing that children under 16 were employed in German factories, with a ten percent rise from 1913 to 1918. Though old, the figures warn American producers of greater child labor in German plants as competition grows.
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Department of Labor
America
Airplane Exhibition Draws Crowds At County Fair
Ora E Phillips and W C Brooks returned Sunday after en route to the coast and gave a general passenger service with exhibition flights for fairgoers. Avistor Brooks pilots impressed crowds with strong performances. F C Emerson of Cheyenne visited Tuesday to oversee fair business affairs.
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Ora E. Phillips
W. C. Brooks
Avistor Brooks
Blate
F. C. Emerson
Cheyenne
Grazing Fees Deferred Under 1921 Appropriation Bill
An amendment to the agricultural appropriation bill approved March 3 1921 postpones grazing payments for 1921 to September 1 1921 and then to December 1 1921 following the August 26 presidential signing. All permits for 1921 remain contingent on payment by December 1 1921 with revocation and legal remedies for nonpayment.
First Church Notices and School Bond Bid Report
Includes church schedule with services and reading rooms notes plus a formal notice inviting bids for four five hundred dollar school district bonds to fund a new schoolhouse in Big Horn County Wyoming. Bonds bear six percent interest, mature in ten years, bids due September 24 1921, sealed proposals to Myrtle D Smith clerk.
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Board of School Trustees
Big Horn
Wyoming
Basin
State of
Cheyenne
Myrtle JD. Smith
Shell
Big Horn County
Myrtle D. Smith
Said Distret
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Basin Wyoming
By order of the district court of Big Horn county Wyoming dated August 11 1921 and a prior decree on February 24 1931 Nebaska Central Building and Loan Association plaintiff vs James F Ewers and Dora May Ewers defendants I have levied upon all of lot 4 in block 1 Basin Land Company addition Basin Wyoming Big Horn County I will sell the described real estate on September 24 1921 at 2 o clock p m at the front door of the county courthouse.
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Big Horo
State of
Wyoming
Nebaska Central Building and Loan Association
James F. Ewers
Dora May Ewers
Basin auction to sell real estate to satisfy court order
Basin, Big Horn County Wyoming, offers for sale and will sell the described real estate at public auction to the highest cash bidder to satisfy a court order. The total due is 1763.66 dollars plus 8.00 costs with interest and accruing costs. Dated August 11, 1921. B F Wickwire Sheriff. John P Arnott Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Basin
B. F. Wickwire
Big Horn County
Wyoming
John P. Arnott
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure in Big Horn County Wyoming
The sheriff of Big Horn County Wyoming will sell the described real estate at public auction on October 25 1921 at ten o'clock to satisfy a note and mortgage. Mortgage was for 15000 but the actual amount paid out was 11548 17 and interest and fees bring total due to 13328 52 plus 300 solicitor's fees. The sale secures the Bennett Barnett Homestead and related entries. Mortgagee is John H Paul. Attorney is Arthur L Ebert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. B. Johnson
Stella C. Johnson
John H. Paul
Big Horn’ County
Wyoming
Said
Bennett Barnett
Robert Lee McKinney
Louise McKinney
Emory Allison
Register of Deeds
Big Horn
Big Horn County
Basin
Notice of Foreclosure Sale Under Mortgage
Foreclosure sale announced due to default on a note and mortgage dated August 18 1914 by Joseph Erickson and Laura A Erickson to Union Trust Company. Principal $1600 at 10 percent interest, payments due February 28 and August 28 each year, mortgage recorded in the county office.
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Joseph &. Erickson
Laura A. Erickson
Union Trust Company, 4 Corporation
Foreclosure Notice in Big Horn County Wy On Mortgage Sale
Union Trust Company gives notice of sale of land in Basin Wyoming to satisfy a mortgage debt of $2199.82 plus costs taxes and interest. The sale will occur October 15 1921 at 10 am at the county courthouse front door. Names involved include Union Trust Company and attorney Chas F Mallin with details of the described parcels and exclusions.
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Wyoming
Township
Surveyor General
State of
Isaac W. Vance
Big Horn
Union Trust Company
Chas. F. Mallin
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