Foreclosure Sale Notice Big Horn County Wyoming 1916
Notice of mortgage default and planned auction to satisfy the note and mortgage on ten acres in Big Horn County. Sheriff B F Wickwire to conduct sale at Basin State Bank building on November 4 1916. Proceeds apply to first mortgage and legal costs. Also auto license reminder from sheriff's office.
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A. Motter
Edith Motter
Hart Investment Company
Mortgagora
Register of Deeds
Big Horn County
Wyoming
James Minks
Minnie E. Minks
Sai
Edward R. Leary
H. H. Clements
Basin State. Bank
District Court
B. F. Wickwire
Sis
Secretary of State
B. F.wickwire
Mecklem addition sale offers 24 lots at $100 each
C. C. Ellis & Son announce a rapid sale of 24 lots in Mecklem addition, each priced at 100 dollars for 650 by 140 foot parcels. First come, first served, buyers urged to act quickly.
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Mecklem Addition
Reeves Divorce Petition in Wyoming Court
Martha E. Reeves sues Frank M. Reeves in Bg Horn county Wyoming district court for an absolute divorce and custody of Evelyne and George Harold Reeves. Respond by Sept 30 1916 or default judgment. Clerk R H Ahrens and attorney R B West listed. First pub Aug 11 1916 last pub Sept 15 1916.
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Frank M. Reeves
la Safe
Colorado
Herbey
Martha E. Reeves
District Court
Bg Horn County
Wyoming
Evelyne Reeves
George Harold Reeves
Clerk of District Court
R. H. Ahrens
R. B. West
Atty
Hughes on Mexican Disgrace Drives National Campaign
The piece portrays Charles Evans Hughes attacking the Wilson administration over Mexico, deeming the “Mexican disgrace” a central issue. It highlights his West-centric appeal, calls for patriotism, and notes rallies from Carnegie Hall to San Diego and across the Midwest.
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Hughes
Amic
Sprce
Nanders
Liz
Mr. Wilson
Rio Grande
Wilson
United States
Mexico
Carnegie Hall
New York
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Portland
San Diego
Prairie States
Middle West
Great West
West
Maine
California
Mr. Hughes
Hughes or Wilson Roosevelt Speech Endorses Hughes
In a Maine speech Roosevelt contrasts Hughes and Wilson, praising Hughes as rugged and reliable while condemning Wilson as evasive and ineffective. He urges voters to elect Charles Evans Hughes, arguing four years of national strain require proven leadership and trust.
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Wilson
Hughes
Charles Evans Hughes
United States
Roosevelt
Maine
Labor vote proves undeliverable in Maine district defeat
In Lewiston the defeat of Representative McGillicuddy shows labor support did not carry the Second Maine district. After a desperate campaign to save him and a Democratic seat, McGillicuddy lost by nearly 400, despite strong labor ties and a prior larger plurality.
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Maine
Poltroon Congress
Congress
Our
Republic
Lewiston
McGillicuddy
Four Brotherhoods
McGillicu Didly
Not an Eight Hour Law Says Gardner Statement
Congressmen A. P. Gardner argues the railroad eight hour bill does not reduce a trainman's workday but merely pays overtime after eight hours. He contends the strike could have been avoided if President Wilson acted decisively and questions the union leaders roles in the blaze.
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Wilson
A. P. Gardner
Irvin S. Cobb to Campaign for Democrats in the West
Humorist Irvin S. Cobb is slated to deliver campaign speeches for the Democratic party in the western states. He is described as peculiarly suited to handle the subject with humor and clarity.
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Irvin S. Cobb
Irv
If Wilson Truly Earnest on Suffrage Fight
The writer argues President Wilson should push a suffrage measure through Congress with the same rapid method he used to pass the railroad wage increase bill. The piece contrasts earnest rhetoric with decisive legislative action.
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Wilson
Congress
Home of the Brave Quote in Plattsburg Speech
Charlies B. Hughes delivered a speech at Plattsburg New York emphasizing timeless values. The note quotes and frames the lines about freedom and bravery as a patriotic beacon for the era.
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Charlies B. Hughes
Plattsburg, N. Y
Pinchot Defends Hughes Over Wilson In Debate
Gifford Pinchot the Progressive asserts Hughes is a man of his word and cannot vote for Wilson, citing Hughes as more trustworthy. Shadow Lawn residence reflects post election gloom as readers recall the old fashioned ideal of sincerity from Wilson and the public remains wary.
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Wilson
Mr. Hughes
Gifford Pinchot
Progressive
Hughes
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Fiest
C. C. Ellis & Son
Asin, Wyoming
F. H. Whitmore
D. Kimbro & Son
LABOR
N.Y. Herald
Bar Harbor
The
Herald
Home OF the Brave
Villa
Ting
Fred Frisby
Berry Lumber Co
Old Basin Lumber Co
R. Douglas
J. B. Thompson Lbr. & Hdw. Co
C. S. Kelly
Burlington
Grange
Farmera Union
Hue
Howard
Ala
Farnam Street
Omaha
Neb
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