Belgium's Rapid Recovery From War Impacts Noted
Francis H. Sisson argues Belgium's robust credit, coal, steel, glass and textile industries, plus agriculture and Congo resources, drive postwar revival. He cites 1919 trade, exports to the United States, harbor rehab, and a shifted debt burden as signs of resilient recovery.
County Audit Shows Large Transactions by Treasurers
State bank examiners completed audits of the county treasurer and clerk covering January 24, 1949 to March 7, 1920. The period’s business totaled 4,440,621.59 with a start cash balance of 303,195.10 and 658,653.83 in taxes collected. Delinquents paid 33,204.14 plus 5,085.33 interest. poll taxes 3,950. state delinquents 1,697.58. Revenue also included road fund share 10,240.40, bond refunds 238,547, school land income 33,416.12, and 80,000 from district bonds. Disbursements exceeded 102,189.10, with schooling funds 188,200 and general fund 97,200. At period end March 8 cash in county depositories stood at 309,408.73, higher than at the start.
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Pine Bhills
Durpsstown
Damt &Iven
Todd wins return of liquor seized from theater basement
Judge William C. Mentzar ordered the state prohibition commissioner to return five quarts of Clark's pure rye twenty and one half pints of Sunnybrook and forty five and a half pints of Gedarbrook to M. H. Todd, manager of the Princess theater. The liquor had been stolen months earlier by Harry Fullmer and Jess Duncan and kept as evidence by the prohibition department.
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Rawlins
William C. Mentzar
State Prohibition Commissioner
M. H. Todd
Princess Theater
Todd
Harry Fullmer
Jess Duncan
Prohibition Department
Mentzer
State Prohibition Department
Clark
Sunnybrook
Gedarbrook
Monastic Era Sees Liquor Craft Under Monastic Vent
Historical note recalls monks venting and manufacturing liquors in early traditions. Records highlight monastic workshops producing beverages for liturgical use and local trade, reflecting craft quality and religious duty.
Twenty Cheyenne Veniremen Called in Cordillo Case
Twenty Cheyenne men are called on the first venire of seventy five to select jurors for John Cordillo charged with the murder of Frank Jennings near Laramie on September 7 1919. The list includes Gus Swansor Harry Kappes and others from Cheyenne and surrounding areas. Twelve jurors will be chosen. if not found a new venire will be drawn. The trial opens with transcripts received and a confession and counter confession likely to play a role.
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John Cordillo
Frank Jennings
Laramie
Gus Swansor
Harry Kappes
John B. Campbell
Thomas J. Hughes
H. A. Brookhart
Ellery Snyder
James J. Cunningham
William Fuller
J. Davis
J. Davis, Judge W. Jackson
A. P. Swanson
Wesley Dumm
BR. H. Frasen
Dugald Whittaker
Frank A. Roedel
J. M. Webber
J. A. Parnell
Henry Lloyd
Samuel Carson
John Brown
Benjamin J. Williams
Burns
George Delph
Egbert
Cyrus Ft. Fenwick
J. E. Bast
Albin
Fred Harns
George Mayer
Pine Bluffs
Ira HE
McCaughey
Ira Hammer
Slillsdale
Levert Romsa
Fred A. Marquis
Peter Schultz
Chugwater
W. Duvall
Andrew J. Close
John Jucy
Alexander Soderquist
T. J. Williams
Hilsdale
J. M. Dougherty
Cordillo
Mike Delaney
Denver
Beard County approves bank depositories for coming year
County commissioners selected depositories to custody the county funds for the next year. Banks named include First National Bank Cheyenne Stockgrowers National Bank Cheyenne Citizens National Bank Cheyenne American National Bank Cheyenne Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank Cheyenne Cheyenne State Bank Cheyenne Pine Bluffs State Bank Pine Bluffs Farmers State Bank Pine Bluffs Hillsdale State Bank Hillsdale and Farmers State Bank of Burns.
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First National Bank
Cheyenne
Stockgrowers National Bank
Citizens National Bank
American National Bank
Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank
Cheyenne State Bank
Pine Bluffs State Bank
Pine Bluffs
Farmers’ State Bank
Hillsdale State Bank
Hillsdale
Farmers’ State Bank of
Burns
Soldier William J Earl Discharged From Fort Russell Reported Missing
A discharged Fort Russell soldier named William J Earl is reported missing. Family members seek information as authorities verify his status and whereabouts.
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Fort Russell
Missing World War II Vet William Karl Sought by Denver Parents
Anxious relatives report William J. Karl, a former First Cavalry soldier discharged September 13, 1949, may be in danger of harm. Described as red haired, five feet eight inches, last known at Rapid City South Dakota home. Parents in Denver offer 50 dollar reward for information to locate him.
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William J. Karl
First Cavalry
Rapid City
S. D
Bureau
Denver
Glenarm Street
Unclear OCR text on business, strike impacts
Incomplete fragment discusses a Tuesday event tied to business and strikes. Limited readable items mention interrelated actions and potential effects on services and workers.
Fragmentary note signals a late night trade and shrine concern
A garbled line hints at a small price and many lawns, possibly describing a nightly trade or sale. Mentions Cha, shrine, Cl Cho, and ranch, but details are unclear and names are incomplete.
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State Examiner
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William J. Earl
East 16Th Street
Evans
East 47Th
Evans Street
East Front
Russel Street
Warren Avenue
North End
East 25Th Street
West 29Th Street
Wosk
Paul H. Moore Realty Company
Capitol Aven
Suin Torday
Cha
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Planni Providere Occipple