2050 Autos in the State Show County Totals
State records tally 2050 licensed autos with Laramie leading at 335 and Sheridan near 287. Hot Springs ranks ninth with 44. Washakie has 25. With a population around 160000 and an average family of four, about one auto per 19 families exists, license fees funding county road funds.
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Hot Springs
Wyoming
Secretary of State
Laramie County
Sheridan
Albany
Carbon
Washakie
Big Horn
Campbell
Converse
Episcopal church services and Mason meeting update
Services will be held at the Episcopal church next Sunday at 11 a.m. with holy communion and sermon, including Sunday School with opening prayer and sermon. The regular monthly Meeting of Masons occurred Saturday evening with work in the second degree and many country members present to participate.
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Episcopal Church
Big Honey Shipment From Lovell Ties To 1913 Crop
Lovell dealers received a carload shipment of 55 000 pounds of strained honey for the eastern market. The 1913 crop sale, held for a new freight rate, preceded the transit. A car shipment of packing cans arrived, to be filled with the 1914 crop, marking the Basin’s first full car load of bee supplies.
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Lovell
Thermopolis
Local Social Notes and Weekend Travels in Evans Area
Mr and Mrs Oscar Evans visited the EB P Steele home Thursday Mrs Bessie Cantlin and her daughters stayed with her parents the past week James Jensen traveled to New York and Boulder Saturday for supplies and blacksmithing The Charles Stuart Jim and Chas Sparks fishing and camping party went to Silver Creek Saturday and Sunday Supervisor Hall arrived from Pinedale to oversee forestry work Mrs B P Steele Mrs Edgar Cantin and children visited the D Allen home Friday Willie Rutledge was in town Friday Lionel Allen spent the day with Jim King Thursday Kaoute Jomen and B N Tibball began haying this morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Evans
EB. P. Steele
Bessie Cantlin
James Jensen
New York
Boulder
Charles Stuart
Jim
Chas
Sparks
Silver Creek
Supervisor Hall
Pinedale
B. P. Steele
Edgar Cantin
the & D. Allen
Willie Rutledge
Lionel Allen
Jim King
Kaoute Jomen
B. N. Tibball
Public tract sale notice for Thomas D. ONeill in Wyoming
Department of the Interior announces a public sale at Evanston Wyoming on August 6 1914 at 10 am for Lots 3 5 and 8 in Section 4 Township 29 North Range 111 West Sixth Principal Meridian totaling 110.59 acres with a minimum bid of 62 75 per acre Any adverse claimants must file claims or objections by the sale time ALEX NESBIT Register notice dated June 24 1914 and July 2 August 6
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Department of the Interior
U. & Land Office
Evanston
Wyo
Commissioner of the
General Land Office
Congress
Thomas D. O'Neil
Big Piney
Wyoming
Alex Nesbit
Register
Notice Against Dumping Rubbish in Drain Ditches
All persons are requested not to throw cans of rubbish into the drain ditches along the county roads by order of the supervisor of county roads.
Mail Order Commandments From Inland Grocer
A satire on catalog house practices listing ten commandments that urge cash sales, advance payments, and dependency on the seller. It condemns predatory terms such as financing, road-building, church fixtures, and driving local merchants out of business. The piece highlights manipulation of rural customers and community harm.
Cut Man Sustains Leg Wound In Canal Work Near Town
George Kellogg of Rock Springs, supervising Highline canal construction east of town, cut his leg with a broad axe Saturday afternoon. He can stand and continue overseeing the project as usual.
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George Kellogg
Rock Springs
George
Reverend and Mrs Smith Stop in Lander En Route to Wyoming Home
The Rev and Mrs Lewis D Smith paused in Lander Monday while traveling from Atlantic to Buffalo to establish their future residence in Wyoming, according to the Wyoming State Journal.
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Lewis D., Smith
Lander
Atlantic
Buffalo
Wyoming State Journal
First man jailed under family neglect law to serve in Wyoming
SHERIDAN July 11 Charles Wehr the first man convicted under the Wyoming statute making failure to provide for one’s family a penitentiary offense will serve one to two years at hard labor in Rawlins. Wehr was sentenced last week by Judge Parmelee and has been at the penitentiary. Chester Park, sentenced to three to seven years for attempting to shoot Officer Webb, was also sent at the same time. Sheriff Hoop will seek requisition papers for W. E. Cunningham of Millard Nebraska, charged with grand larceny, and bring him back to Sheridan. Webb’s troubles continue. he was paroled after a family neglect conviction but recently found guilty again on petit larceny.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Chas Wehr
Rawlins
Wehr
Parmelee
Hoop
Chester Park
Officer Webb
Cheyenmine
W. EB. Cunningham
Millard
Neb
Webb
Petit Bivony
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State Bank of
Jas, Mickelson
A. W Ssirn
A.P. Macglashan
Big Piney, Wyoming
Jno. W. Hay
A. Kendall
Big Piney Merc. Co
W. H. McDonald
P.O. G. Piney
The
Emporiam
Baying
Payette
Cgieneral Merchandise
Dr. Edison
Florsheim
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskies
Peterson
Kemmerer
Oleene Basil
Rock Springs National Bank Depositary
United States
Postal Savings Deposiary No
C. P. Macglashan
Kemmerer , Wy
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