Open Letter on Wyoming Coal Shortage and Public Notice
Governor Lester C. Hunt warns Wyoming residents to stockpile coal due to a 1942 to 1943 supply gap. Rail and steel demand strain the Rocky Mountain region while labor declines. absenteeism rises as workers enlist or move to defense jobs. Public notice presents land exchange proposals by Orlando E Bradbury and David A Davis with dates for protests through July 23, 1943.
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Wyoming
Union Pacific Coal Company
Rocky Mountain
Padg
Division of Solid Fuels
Columbia Steel Company
Provo
Utah
Kaiser
Fontana
California
Uryon Pacific Coal Company
Defense Artad
Mies
Union Pacific Railroad
Amy
Manpower Commission
Wyoming divorce notice in Third District Court
Mary Lois Losey sues Bert N Losey for divorce in Sublettess Wyoming on grounds of non-support. Petition filed May 29 1943 at Pinedale. Respond by August 7 1943 or pleadings deemed true. Clerk Faren C Faler, District Court. Attorney J A Christmas. Publication July 18.
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Wyoming
District Court
Third Judicial District
Bert N. Losey
Blackfoot
Idaho
Mary Lois Losey
Pinnedale
Faren C. Faler
J. A. Christmas
Stein Sues For Absolute Divorce In Sublette Wy
In Sublette County Wyoming the district court hears Harry Stein's petition for an absolute divorce from Greta Stein. Greta is notified to answer by August 7 1943 or the petition will be taken as true and judgment given accordingly. Clerk Parengc Faler and attorney G B Hockett listed. Publication dates July 15 and 22, 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greta Stein
Harry Stein
District Court
Third Judicial District
County of Sublette
State of
Wyoming
Parengc, Faler
To hasten victory Second War Loan call to action
War bond appeal urges all Americans to do their part in the Second War Loan to hasten victory and save lives. It asks readers to invest according to their means, noting every contribution is vital compared with the sacrifice of service members. It frames lending money as a duty alongside those in uniform.
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Morgenthau
War Bonds Drive Sweeps Fifty Million Citizens
Fifty million Americans now feel a personal stake in the war as purchases of War Bonds surge nationwide. The push, led by the Treasury, emphasizes that every citizen can support the war effort through financial commitment.
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Seasury Department
OLS
Treasury Department
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Lester C. Hunt
United States Department OF the Interior
General Land Office
District Land Office
Evenston
Orlando E Bradbury
David A. Davis
Esstate
Henry Stahley
Evanston
Ashbey National Forest
M. BR
N. R
P.M. Wyorming
Bridger National Forest
Loraine Rollins
U. S Land Office
Big Piney Lodge
A.fl& Alm
Thaddeus Hoyt
Geo. W. Hopkins
Big Piney
Order
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Ada Budd
Helen Bray
U.S. Treasury Department
Hiller
Hirohito
Mussolini
THE
Sublette
Claimul
G. B. Hockett
Plaintiff
Cattleman
Omaha
U.S. A
Triangle
Triangle Livestock Com.co
John J. Horn
John C. Nielsen
Hogs
Cliff W. Nielsen
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Kemmerer
Hotel
James Witherspoon, Mer
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Pinedale
Wyo
Solomons
Hitler
Rock Springs National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
United States Postal Savings Depository No
Green River Valley Newspaper
Green River Valley
Murdock
Green River
Pontafice Big Piney
F. Mickelson
Horse Creek
South Piney
Frank BD. Ball
Emma
Postoffice
Dan Rathbun
Piney
Ball River
Mason, Wye
Isaac Ranta Halfway
Wye
T. D. O’neil Wattle
Twin Creek
P.lo
Big Piney, Wyo
Swale
Sadie Osterhout
Fall River Basin
F. D. Chapel
Big Piney, Wyoming
H. L. Budd
Josephine A. Budd
John C. Budd
North Sf
Alex Price
Forke
Daniel
Paul Ziegler
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