Local and Personal Items of Interest
Local and personal notices recount visits, draft board actions, and employment changes. Lincoln county sage hen season opens today August 1. Seed Rye for sale at five dollars per hundredweight. buyers must furnish sacks.
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Lincoln County
Mary A. Murdock
Second Hand Furniture and Heating Stove For Sale
The Emporium in Big Piney offers several pieces of second hand household furniture including chairs beds cupboards tables and more. A heating stove is also for sale. Items are in good condition and priced very reasonably if purchased promptly.
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Emporium
Big Piney
Hillmont Ice Cream at Emporium Delivers Value
Patrons of Hillmont Ice Cream can still enjoy the delicacy at the Em porium with cones 6c dish 10c quart 0c gallon 2.50. Five gallon can 10.00 for picnics dances socials. Orders for quantities should be placed one day in advance by H C Dunham Mfg r Hillmont Wyoming.
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Hillmont
H. C. Dunham
Mfg
Wyo
Noblitt Announces Candidacy for State Representative in Lincoln County
J D Noblitt of Cokeville Wyoming announces he will seek the Republican nomination for State Representative for Lincoln County in the August 20 primary. He cites war demands and duty, notes residence since 1891, and claims business, farming, and livestock experience qualify him. he supports the Republican platform and prohibition.
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Lincoln County
J.D. Noblitt
Cokeville, Wyo
Candidacy Statement of State Superintendent Hopeful
Republican candidate for State Superintendent of Public Instruction outlines 25 years in education. Former Casper schools superintendent and current Deputy State Superintendent cites experience with state boards and charities reform to serve on the State Land Board and State Board of Education.
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Ian Denver University
Casper
Board of Charities and Reform
State Land Board
State Board of Education
Iie
Local Red Cross Notes From Marpleton Ladies
Finished work by Marpleton ladies through July 31 includes 10 operating gowns 2 pair sacks and 1 sweater. Supplies received yesterday include 20 skeins of sweater yarn 2 pair of needles and 4 boxes of thread. Articles finished by local members include Mrs. Fred Graham two sweaters Mrs. Henry McDonald 44 pairs of socks. Mrs. Frank Burney twenty pairs of socks eleven bed shirts one sweater four pairs of wristlets and one pajama coat.
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Marpleton
Frank Burney
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