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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
3
Advertising rates list per word with a minimum charge of 25 cents. Each insertion costs 1 cent per word. The notice appears as a brief seller’s listing in the paper’s classifieds section.
Five room house at 910 Burtington Street North Casper with lights and pump at 26 dollars per month. Includes an entryway suitable for a laundry room coal house and roof op. Three room basement apartment furnished with gas at 770 CY avenue. Bargain for good tenants.
The Producers Mercantile Association was incorporated in Wyoming on May 25 1922 for fifty years to conduct a general mercantile business. Capital stock is 100000 dollars in 10000 shares of 10 dollars each fully paid. A five member board including Gal Curran A E Stirrett W C Irving R W Irving and Ray McCleary governs the first year. Principal operations in Natrona County Wyoming with main office at 306 Consolidated Royalty Building Casper. A E Stirrett named agent.
Default on a 1921 real estate mortgage by Jone G. Rummel and Emma E. Collin Rummell to George Hollingsworth prompts foreclosure. The note totals $8,826 with 8 percent interest. unpaid since June 1921 plus attorney’s fees and costs, with legal rights to sell the mortgaged property at public sale to recover principal, interest, costs, and fees.
George Hollingsworth, backed by a Wyoming mortgage, opts to foreclose due to default. Sheriff J. L. Marquis will auction Lot 4, Block 55 in Casper to satisfy debt, interest, and costs, with sale set at the Natrona County courthouse steps.
In Wheatland Wyoming on June 16 Mide Barnim Morrigan aged 19 was knocked down during a football drill and struck her head on a stone. She lost consciousness two hours later on returning home about a mile away and collapsed again.
Federal agents found two bombs hidden beneath the east approach of the Chehalis river bridge near Aberdeen Washington. The devices contained splintered gum and powerful explosive and were believed planted in late May.
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