Notice of Sheriff's Sale Proceedings in 1916 Big Horn County
Notice announces a sheriff sale for December 4 1911 mortgage involving A Motter and Edith Motter later transferred through James Minks Minnie J Minks Edward R Leary and H H Clements. Default on 35.65 due. sale scheduled September 23 1916 at Basin State Bank building front door. Proceeds to be disbursed per law. First publication August 18 1916 last publication September 22 1916. Also Mecklem addition lots advertised at $100 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Motter
Edith Motter
Hart Investment Company
Ortgagee
Doland
Register of Deeds
Big Horn County
Wyoming
James Minks
Minnie J. Minks
Edward R. Leary
H. H. Clements
Basin State Bank
District Court
Dig Horn County
B. F. Wickwire
Mecklem Addition
Tee
Juza
Reeves Divorce Petition in Wyoming Court
Frank M Reeves of La Salle Colorado alerted that Martha E Reeves filed for absolute divorce in Bg Horn county Wyoming on August 10 1916. She seeks custody of Evelyne Reeves and George Harold Reaves and asks default judgment if no answer by September 30 1916. Clerk R H Ahrens R B West attorneys First publication Aug 11 1916 and last publication Sept 15 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Reeves
la Salle
Colorado
Herbey
Martha E. Reeves
District Court
Bg Horn County
Wyoming
Evelyne Reeves
George Harold Reaves
Clerk of District Court
R. H. Ahrens
Auto License Notice From Secretary of State
All auto owners must immediately obtain a license for this year from the secretary of state. Those failing to comply will be dealt with as provided by law. No delay. Sheriff B Wroming. is oo wuweWilre, lg Horn County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Republican thrift is squandered by Wilson
Senator Penrose warns that treasury looting will force withholding of contracts for battleships delaying national preparedness. He argues money wasted funds have financed harebrained projects and advise risky schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Penrose
Treasury
Wnation
William Jf. Wilbur
Republican National Committee
Penrose C Trief
Congress
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Shipping Board
Panama
Republican Party
St. Panna Canal
von Fiancee
Political Jettings in The Tousten Post
The Tousten Post argues it was easier to endorse the President’s policy than define it. It mocks Democratic and Republican figures, cites costs of wartime spending and bond issues, notes Postmaster Burleson and Secretary McAdoo, and criticizes Hughes, Baker, and Wilson era policy while predicting party struggles and fiscal excess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tousten Post
Teeee
Mesiean Potley
Sacrificed Country's Honor and Interest speech fragment
A quotation from Col Theodore Roosevelt criticizes President Wilson's policy in Mexico, arguing it combines peaceful weakness with warlike risks, yielding no benefits yet exposing the nation to harm and failing to earn life pieces of silver. The excerpt is attributed to a speech delivered at Lewiston, asserting the defense of the country and its interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Mexico
Theodore Tepevelt
Lew’ Aten
Aries F ”O
Wilson Admits He Precipitated War Speech
Col Theodore Roosevelt in Lewiston Maine accuses Woodrow Wilson of admitting a so called war of service. He cites Wilson's May 11 1914 address in Brooklyn honoring dead marines as evidence. Roosevelt argues the so called war served Wilson personally rather than the United States or humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrangia
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Lewiston
Maine
Charlies E. Hughes
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R. B. West
C. c. Ellis & Son
Atty
Wroming
Oo wuweWilre
Lg Horn County
Csp
F. H. Whttmore
D. Kimbro & Sun
Panama Canal
Jatooe Thimilten Lewis
Boston Transcript
Carranza
Hughes
Merch
Vox
Mle
Fudge Hughes
Les
Tom Taggart
Burleson
McAdoo
Gardner
Princeton
Hughess
Mr. Hughes
Baker
Highes
Ting
Fred Frisby
Berry Lumber Co
Old Basin Lumber Co
J. B. Thompson Lbr. &. Hdw. Co
Kelly
Burlington
Howard
Farna
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