Yanks Fight in Russia Without Shoes in Cold
Lieut Arthur F Collar of Fargo North Dakota writes from the 339th Infantry in Russia about six days of retreat against Bolshevik forces. American troops endured extreme cold, starving on frozen bully beef, many lacking overcoats and mittens, some without shoes, with temperatures near thirty two degrees below zero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Arthur F. Collar
Fargo
N. D
339Th ‘Infantry
Jmen
Notice of land entry final proof in Cheyenne Wyoming
U S Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming April 16 1949 notice of intention to make final proof for land described in NE NW SE township 48 N range 68 W Cheyenne Wyoming showing witnesses names and June 9 1949 final hearing before land officer at Cheyenne Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Nolice
Weaden RR. Peters
Hegisher
Hooriver
U.S Land
Wilesee
Watter FE Tinesett
SE. Garber
M. Treffren
Homestead Claimant Fails to File Final Proof in Wyoming
Department of the Interior notice from Cheyenne Wyoming dated April 21 1919 states that George Lee of Federal Wyoming who filed homestead entry Ko 012165 for E half of section 35 township 15 N range 69 W 6th principal meridian has failed to file final three year proof before the register and receiver on June 7 1919. Witnesses listed are George B. Martin George Hoar Nogh B Moyle and Archie Todd all of Federal Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U S Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
George Lee
Federal
Township
Range
Prin
Meridian
U.S. Land Office
George B. Martin
George Hoar
Nogh B. Moyle
Archie Todd
Tinsel Farris
Wyo
Homestead
Acedonia
Vowonshep
N.ange
Register
Heceiver
S. King
Gcanighbett
Chorley Linkhart
George Orme
U. S. Land Office
John Woodhouse
6Th P
Sam Itusserd
Pederal
Bill Christenseg
Kas. Metz
Hoster
Will Reid
United Land Office
Lena Roche
United States Land Office
Sabastian
Gussie
Public Land Notice for James A. Merna Cheyenne Wy
U S Land Office Neprenoe Wyoming announces that James A Merna of Cheyenne Wyoming, holder of a 1915 homestead entry for a large NE and surrounding sections, will present one year proof of continuous residence and cultivation to establish claim by June 1919. Witnesses listed include James Loaten W J Morna and James Livingston, all of Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Theeierior
U. S. Land Office
Neprenoe
Wyoming
James A. Merna
Cheyenne
Kem
Recriver
U. S
Cheyenne Wryo
Danis
Nesacs
Imi Seneld
James Loaten
W. J. Morna
James Livingston
Ail
Land Office Notices In Cheyenne Wyoming
Public legal notices record two homestead filings with final proof dates set for June 2 1919 in Cheyenne Wyoming. Names include Tinsel Farris John Woodhouse and witnesses Samitusserd Bill Christensen Kas Metz Mary Hoster. Notices list serial numbers and land descriptions for meridian townships and ranges.
Public Land Notice of Homestead Proof Preference
Department of the Interior Cheyenne land office announces Allen Clauny of Cheyenne seeks final three year proof to establish homestead claim for NEMBM NWS lots 5 and 4 section 18 township 2N range 64W. May 26, 1919, before register and receiver. 46 witnesses listed including Orin Kinney Chas Cashman Fred Slough Earl Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Allen Clauiy
Nws
Meridian
Ofrin K. Kinney
Wyo
Chas, BE. Cashman
Fred BE. Slough
Camp Stol l
Earl T. Wells
Willa. Weid
Register
Notice to creditors in Wyckoff estate
State of Wyoming Laramie County notice stating letters of administration were granted on March 44 1949 to the undersigned in the estate of Oliver Dean Wyckoff. All persons with claims must exhibit them with vouchers to First National Bank of Cheyenne within six months after date of the letters or be barred from any benefit. Clark and Hoggard, Attorneys, April 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wyoming
Laramie
Oliver Dean Wyckoff
Wllowante
National Bank of
Cheyenne
Bank OF Oury- Clark & Hoggard
Hay
District Court
First Judicial District
Verney Trussell
Morean
Wyo
Fannie H H. Manualen
Verney Russell
Legal notices of desertion divorce actions in Wyoming
Notice to Mary K Miller and Edward B Baldwin occupants of Laramie county Wyoming. Victor J Miller sues for divorce on grounds of desertion for over a year with response required by May 4 1904. Clerk T J Fishen of the District Court and attorney Thompson represent plaintiff. Also notice to creditors in Baldwin case with Martha J Baldwin petition alleging desertion and support failure for over a year, response by May 1 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary K. Miller
Victor J Miller
District Court
Fiest Jurielat Gisteiet
Gheyente
Laramie County
Wyoming
Victor J. Miller
Dringit
T. J. Fishen
LAW of Thompson
State of
County of
Laramie
Marion J. Baldwin
Edeward B. Baldwin
T. Fidward DB. Baldwin
Martha J. Baldwin
Ou Jor Mpson
Victory Liberty Loan Subscriptions Reported by Laramie County
Chairman John D. Clark of the county committee announced that subscriptions in Laramie during the first two days of the Victory Liberty Loan drive reached about 8100,000. The report notes a squabble over which state is entitled to credit for leadership in the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Michigan
John D. Clark
Laramiee
Victory Liberty Loan Subscriptions Reach New Peak
Washington reports nearly 150 million dollars more in Victory Liberty Loan subscriptions, lifting total pledged to about 400 million. District by district totals are listed, with Iowa and Michigan claiming quotas, while the navy surpasses its first loan with about 3.5 million. The Victory ship Crane departs San Diego for the canal as daily radio updates flow in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Victory Liberty Loan
National Loan Headquarters
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Richmond
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolia
Kansas City
Flallas
Seesowsara
San Francisco
Scusaee T
Joan Campaign
Town
Michigan
Treasury Department
C. M. McNider
Iowa States
Iowa
F. J. Trenton
Michigan Committee
San Diego
U. S. S. Marblehead
US. S. Grane
Panama Canal
Canal
Cowie
Navy Victory Liberty Loan
Liberty Loan
Woman honored by Philippine Mission ceremony
The Philippine commission designated women to assist in a public ceremony. Madame de Veyra, wife of the Philippine consul general, placed a wreath on the embankment of Washington in Washington in behalf of the commission. The commission, first abroad to appoint women, seeks independence for the islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Commission
Madame de Veyra
Iline Representatives Congress
Washington
Canadian woman lawyer joins wartime practice led by brother
Miss Winifred Wilson of Manitoba emerges as a leading figure in law by taking over her brother’s legal work when he left for the war, continuing the family’s professional service during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Winifred Wilson
Manitoba
Notice of Seizure in United States District Court Wyoming
United States of America vs. Twenty-one cans of Olive Ol labeled Ollo Pura l Oliva Lucea Tipo Italy Garantito Produzione seized under a warrant. Fourteen cans half gallon, seven cans full gallon. Public notice to claimants to appear April 28 1919 in Cheyenne to contest or defend the forfeiture and distribution of proceeds. Dantel F Hudson United States Marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
District of Wyoming
United States of America
Twenty-one
Olive
Lucea
Tipo
Ttaly
Garantito
United States Distriit Court For
Cheyenne
Wyoming
United States
Dantel F. Hudson
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Wa. Maid
Sherman Co
Mme. de Veyre
W. W. Barnett
Denver
Colorado and
Lincoln Street
Sherman Gn
Tom Welch
Eons City Express
W. 15Th St
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