Notaries and Officials Featured in Briefs
Two notaries commissions issued to Maurice Wilcox of Sheridan and James G. Stanley of Casper. E Parsons of Laramie state organizer for the American Red Cross visited the capital. W L Simpson elected district draft board chair for Wyoming returned to Cody. John W Hay returned to Rock Springs after district board meeting. Miss Ella Schiorelle returns from Crook County home vacation to state secretary of state office duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Wilcox
Sheridan
James G. Stanley
Casper
Ed Cross
I. E. Parisoe
Laramie
American Red Cross
Red Cross
West
Cody
W. L. Simpson
State of
Wyoming
Hay
John W. Hay
Rock Springs
District Draft Board
Ella Schiorelle
Secretary of State
Crook County
Western Empire Oil and Gas Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation for the Western Empire Oil and Gas company were filed with state officials on a $10,000 capitalization. Denver promoters Henry Hellman John C Vivian and Mignon Anderson lead the effort. A. Floyd of the public utilities commission is on a Wyoming business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Empire Oil & Gas Company
Denver
Colorado
Henry Hellman
John C. Vivian
Mignon Anderson
Fiees
Fremont
Til. A. Floyd
Public Utilities Commission
Wyoming
Lander
Navy League offers national service opportunities for workers
The Navy League promotes practical patriotism urging men behind lathes and plows to support the Navy. It calls for volunteers to recruit, knit garments, organize communities, and educate the public about naval needs, with a blueprint for local groups led by a strong president and subcommittees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy League
Navy
Navy Department
Daniela
League
Caweetheart
Hia County
Tain Etn
Garmepta
Americn Wiestip
Gwativa
Visitors in Cheyenne from multiple states and towns
The Sherman Coa Upton arrivals Fern Mundell and Lula Maxwell spent yesterday as Cheyenne guests at the Plains hotel. A J Patton a business visitor from Post Texas will stay several days. Abbey jr from Grover Colp Neb Stuart and wife from Lexington Neb Atkins from Nob were also in Cheyenne. Upright from San Francisco is here on business for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Gontay Arps
Creenwood
Miss
Hillsdale
James Christiansen
Cheyenne
Upton
Fern Mundell
Lula Maxwell
The
Plains Hotel
Texas
A. J. Patton
Post
Grover
C. 1
Abbey, Jr
Grover Colp
Nebraska
Stuart
Lexington
San Francisco
Chicago
J. B. Clark
Omaha
P. PF. Debeert
Hynds to Casper Il PF Hynde on Hotel Business
Hynds, manager of the Plains hotel, has traveled to Casper for several days on business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hynds
Casper
PF. Hynde
Plains
Visitors and incidents in Cheyenne highlight brief city news
Casper visitors Mr and Mrs John Clark and daughter Jane arrive from Casper for a short visit. A 60 year old man’s body remains at Marly chapel awaiting identification. F D Carter from Kansas City and C Will. time a Sheridan stockman visit on business in Cheyenne. J Hamberger from San Francisco and D W Reynolds from Beaver City arrive for several days. J B Clark from Chicago and J F Drummond from St Louis also visit. A runaway horse from Merchants delivery causes minor disruption with no injuries. Remaining lights from Frontier celebration are being removed as crews finish up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
John Clark
Jane Clark
Cheyenne
St. John's Hospital
Marly Chapel
Flags Stolen Prompt Public Warning in Cheyenne
The theft of several large flags has been reported to the police from multiple sources over the past days. Residents are urged to remove flags at night to prevent further thefts and protect local displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtte
Chicago Banker Dawes in Army Camp At Fort Athonty
Charles G. Dawes of Chicago shown in camp at Athonty awaiting orders from the war department. He serves as lieutenant colonel of the Seventh United States Engineers and has sacrificed his personal interests and important position in Chicago to serve his country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
McKinley
Mingia Trust Company
Athonty
War Department
United States Engineers
Ile
Chicco Sinner
Sugar mill project in Belle Fourche advances rapidly
Belle Fourche Commercial Club reports near certainty of a beet sugar factory to serve crops planted this season. Great Western Sugar Co plans a $6 million plant, with water reserve solutions now satisfactory. Farmers commit to 2000 acres of beets as soil and climate tests support the project viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Pourche Comouercial Club
Sigar
Great Western Sugar Company
Belle Fourche Commercial Club
Farners
Projet
Belle Fourche
Heeta
Helle Woutehe
Condemns Laws That Allowed Him Big Profit
London chanceller condemns wartime profit schemes saying seven English concerns yielded large returns. He cites a case where an investor lost about 1500 with only 4500 compensation after ship investments. He notes shipping firms distribute surplus as checks to new investors amid rising shipbuilding costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Aus
Lanecedlor
of the Exchequer
Peragnul
Stewiner
Abou
Piney Theatre Hit by Lightning After Storm
A severe thunderstorm struck Misey Sinde district around 2 o clock, lightning damaged the Piney Theatre peddie owned by CPL Tar Glashan. The bolt ripped the east corner and tore off the steeple, entering the foundation. Estimates of damage vary from several hundred to about $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misey Sindes
Valley Theatre Peddie
CPL ‘Tar Glashan
Che & R. Noble Barn
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Pital Coal Company
Holliday
Sherman
B. Forsythe
Sherman Co
Lusk
Dr. of OR. Dale
Viains Hotel
Africa
W. H. Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Cape Town
South Africa
Sam
U. A
Wilson
Navy League of the
United States
United States Navy
Reepehars
Josephus Daniels
Navy League of
Kansas City
Ihs
Missouri
Brewer
Washington
Culinen
Itidastre
Dhugs
Drum Corpa
Beverol
Picure
Jon
Poppi
Sherman Coa
Hobbs & Huckfieldt
F. D. Carter
C. Will.time
Maiia Hotel
Hamberger
J. Hamberger
Busineas
Beaver City
Reynolds
St. Louis
J. F. Drummond
Hal
Merchants Delivery
Seventeenth Street
Unircon
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
Capitol Ave
Associated Press
GIG Piney Theatre
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