The West Wind Carries San Francisco Vanquished by L A
Cheyenne Wyoming reports a shift in public mood as San Francisco’s quake-driven decline in popularity reverses. Los Angeles regains favor as travelers head east, renewing the city’s reputation as a premier vacation hub while San Francisco grumbles over census setbacks and a fading aura.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Golden Gate
Union Pacific Railroad
Ideal Camp Facilities Provided at Billings
From Billings Montana the city reports a new camp site a mile from downtown on leased ground outside the corporate limits. The grounds include shade trees a dance pavilion revenue for upkeep a great room office literature maps route sheets a writing table and fireproof ovens with free wood. Running water gravel approach high and dry grounds and a daily bulletin for tourists registering routes and travel info. Merchants benefit from telephone service at the park and headquarters stock papers magazines for visitors.
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Billings
Mont
Mimite
Wyoming graduate promoted to full colonel in regular army
Morberta Brea, a Wyoming native and University of Wyoming graduate, has been promoted to full colonel in the regular army. She previously held the wartime rank skip to colonel and led the 61st division in France earning the Distinguished Service Cross.
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Laramie
Wyo
Morberta Brea
Wyoming
Brees
Bootleg Whisky Sold At 75 Cents A Drink In Rawlins
Rawlins Wyoming August 6 Information from the sheriff's office ties the arrest of Mr Montana and Blanche Miller to a bootleg liquor operation selling whisky at 76 cents per wall drink. A cache of whisky was reportedly buried near Montana's home.
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Rawlings
Wyo
Sheriff's Office
Montana
Blanche Miller
Bald
Casper City Council Confirms Grading District No 3 Assessment
The Casper Wyoming City Council confirms the grading and improvement assessment roll for Grading District No 3 and orders certification to the City Treasurer for collection. Unpaid sums from Grading District No 4 will be payable in ten installments with 6 percent interest, due as provided by law. Mayor Pelton Jr and City Clerk F Sloane authorize publication of August 9, 1920.
Ordinance confirming assessment roll for Grading District No 2 Casper
The city council of Casper Wyoming confirms the assessment roll for Grading District No 2 grading crosswalks curbs and street improvements. The city clerk is instructed to collect the sums, with 30 days to pay and then ten installments at 6 percent interest. Notice also updates Grading District No 3 collection and redemption rules with a September 18 1920 deadline.
City hearing on 1920 Casper assessment roll set
The City Clerk of Casper Wyoming has filed a notice for a hearing at City Hall on Center Street at eight o'clock in the evening on August 1920 to consider objections to the assessment roll for District No. 1b. The Board of Equalization will hear the case and all parties may present objections as provided by law.
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Biateet No. 8
City of
Center Street
Casper
Sis and
Perkars ‘Council
Wyoming
I Pelton, Jr
Tom
City adopts grading district assessment plan and payment terms
The city authorizes an assessment roll for Grading District No. 1 to fund street construction and improvement. The unpaid portion of the sum becomes due in ten equal installments with 6 percent interest, collected as provided by law. Passed August 4 by Mayor A. Brien and City Clerk Sloane.
Sale of Indian Land at Shoshiete Agency Fort Washakie
Sealed bids will be received at the Shoshone Agency Fort Washakie Wyoming on September 22 for farming and grazing lands within the Shoshone Reservation. The lands lie near the Fort Washakie area with irrigation potential and access via C railroad line. For bid forms and details contact E A Hutchison Superintendent Fort Washakie Wyoming.
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Fort Washa
Wyoming
Fd Indian Agency
Nicah Nat Ts Myoning
Suer
Wyoring
He C. Railroad
Washakie
Mill Creek
St. Michae Meadows Creek
North Fork
Wind River
E. A. Hutchison
Fort Washakie
Notice on Assessment Med All Persons Liable for District 2
City notice informs property owners in Casper district 2 of assessment payments due for street and sidewalk improvements. Payment options include paying the entire amount by September 13, 1920, or redeeming parcels within the grace period with interest accruing at 0 percent? per annum. All payments go to the City Treasurer per city ordinances.
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C of Aeper
Nasan Yoming
Casper
Wyoming
A. D
Fragmentary public notice from August publication
Sparse OCR fragment shows a public notice dated August 6 or 9 with names like Van Dorn. The readable text mentions publication dates in August and a placeholder signature, indicating a legal or official notice with limited legible details.
Notice of Assessment and Redemption in Casper District
Public notice records an assessment in Casper Wyoming with details on redemption of parcels from liability for costs and improvement. It notes payments, interest, and deadlines, mentioning city clerk, treasurer Van Dorn, and officials Williams oil and Martin McGrath with publication dates August 9 and 10, 1926.
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Mae
Etoc
Nilliams Oil Oo
Martin McGrath
Seo’v. Pub
Notice of Assessment and Tax Liabilities in Casper Wyoming
Notice to property owners that the assessment roll for district nine was certified July 20 1920. Liabilities for unpaid assessments become due within 30 days after publication, with interest at six percent per year on any balance. A public notice under city ordinances and state statutes is recorded in Casper Wyoming with the clerk’s seal dated July 30 1920.
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Treas
Lara
Casper
Wyoming
Rainbow Petroleum seeks land in Casper area under public land act
The Interior Department advertises Rainbow Petroleum Corporation of Salt Creek Wyoming filing for land in Town North 8 Macy Sixth Principal Meridian Trona County Wyoming under Public No 146 Quarters 4.Section 3 adverse claimants must file objections by August 20 1920 with necessary proof or risk losing rights to the land sought.
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Roagies
Wyoming
Rainbow Petroleum Corporation
Salt Creek
Casper
Wowie
Macy
Notrona County
Aera
Osha
Sheriff Candidacy Announced for Natrona County
A series of notices from Republicans in Natrona County announces multiple sheriff candidacies for the August and May primaries. Names include Jesse A Sheftner and other local party figures urging voters to support their nomination under the Republican ticket. The notices urge alignment with the will of Republican electors for the primary election.
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Tribune
Mmease
Natrona County
Marquis
Hatroon County
Bhert
Ighereby
Ace
Natrona
Jesse
Candidate announces candidacy for Natrona County Assessor
Frank J. Pave announces his bid for the Republican nomination for Natrona County Assessor subject to voters at the August 17 primary.
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Repulican
Natrona County
Frank J. Pave
Natrona County Sheriff and County Commissioner Candidates
A historical notice announces Lyle B. Jay as a Republican sheriff candidate for Natrona County, with primary election details and a second note endorsing Pearl Pearce for county commissioner on the Republican ticket. The text shows campaigns and dates around 1920, naming multiple local positions and parties.
Negro kills Mexican and wounds two others in Lookout affray
Meagre details reach Cheyenne of an Albany County incident in Lookout where George McDonald, a Black man, reportedly shot a Mexican man to death and wounded two others. He was arrested by a deputy sheriff and sent to Cheyenne jail in Laramie.
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Lookout
Albany County
George McDonaldd
Briave
McDonald
Laramie
Burglar Released on Bond in Nebraska Jewelry Theft Case
A suspect arrested in June for burglary at Mrs Lucy A errr home and a jewelry theft in North Platte Nebr faces bond terms of 1600 pounds. He is due to appear at the October district court and may forfeit the bond if he fails to travel to North Platte where the case is filed.
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Curterne
Wye
Aue
N. R
Lucy A. Errr
North Platte
Nebr
Amputation of Feet Required to Save Negro
Rawlins Wyoming August 9 An unidentified Black man injured after a fall beneath a Union Pacific train at Medicine Row lies in a hospital in critical condition surgeons hesitate to perform an amputation of both feet to save his life. He was found beside the railroad track by section men
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Rawlins
Wyo
Negrota
Union Pacific
Medicine Row
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