Court orders sale of decedent Enrique D Luce estate
Classified notice states John H Conway administrator seeks court order to sell decedent Enrique D Luce's real estate to pay debts. Interested parties must appear February 46, 4920, at 10 am in Cheyenne Wyoming District Court. Publication four weeks in Cheyenne State Leader starting January 42, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Conway
Enrique D, Luce
Cheyenne
Laramie County
Wyoming
Gheyenne
Estate of John S. Loffel Deceased Notice and Bond Sale
Legal notices announce that letters testamentary were granted January 8 1920 to Edgar Liffel as executor. Creditors must file claims within six months with vouch ers for allowance, otherwise barred. Also public notice of sale of building bonds by School District No 1 Laramie County Wyoming for 90000 dollars to fund schoolhouses, bids due January 21 1920, bonds due 25 years from 1919, interest 5 percent, bid bond 10000, right to reject bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Loffel
W. Q. Phelan
Gitizens National Bank
Edgar Liffel
Laramie
Wyomina
Board of School Trustees of School District No
State of
Wyoming
A. D
Laramie County
Cheyenne
Kountze Brothers
City of New York
State of New York
Board of Trustees
Messrs
Annual Meeting Notice and City Council Proceedings Cheyenne
Wyoming Fuel Oil Company announces its annual stockholders meeting for February 9, 1920 at 10 a m in Room 4512 Kirst National Bank building Cheyenne. City Clerk J J Showalter certifies Cheyenne council met January 12 1920 with a drain layer bill introduced and ordinances amended. minutes of January 5 6 7 8 read and approved.
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Wyoming Fuel Oil Company
Kirst National Bank
Cheyenne
Wyoming
EK. J. Lesser
Hirsig
J. J. Showalter
State of
Laramie
Oak Leaf O E S to Attend Funeral of Sister Sarah Lawson
Members of Oak Leaf Chapter No 6 O E S meet at the Masonic temple at 2 30 Tuesday afternoon to attend the funeral of our late Sister Sarah G Lawson by order of the Worthy Matron.
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Oo. E. Ss
Oak Leaf Chapter No. 6
Masonic Temple
Sarah G. Lawson
Wire Breaks But Current Keeps on Coming
Riverton Wyoming residents kept power despite a break in the transmission line from Boysen dam. The ends of the wire lay within a foot of each other and the current arced across the gap, supplying Riverton with electricity against expected darkness.
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Riverton
Wyo
Boysen Dam
Patsy Brannigan Stops Kid Ross in Fourth Round
Patsy Brannigan knocked out Kid Ross in the fourth round of a ten round bout at Lusk Wyoming. He will meet Young Fontana in the chief event next Thursday at Fort D. A. Russell in honor of General Pershing.
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Lusk
Wyo
Patsy Brannigan
Kid Ross
Brannigan
Young Fontana
Fort D. A. Russell
General Pershing
Two Croatian Brothers Return to Birnec After 16 Years in American Mines
Tony and George Pankovich, Croatians living in Cambria Wyoming, finish sixteen years in American coal mines and sail from New York to Birnec, Jugoslavia. Tony expects to reunite with his wife and daughter born after his departure. They insist they are Americans and plan to return to America, not stay in Europe.
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Cambria
Wyo
George
Tony Pankovich
New York
Birnec
Jugo-Slavia
Tony
America
Pankovich Brothers
United States
Europe
Russia
Newcastle Eyes $150,000 Hotel Project
Newcastle Wyoming prepares for a new hotel as an organizing company plans a 150000 dollar investment to build a first class facility, following oil boom towns in the region that spurred hotel growth. The effort signals potential economic development for Newcastle.
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Newcastle
Wyo
Wyoming
Bringing Up Father Comic Strip Signals New Adventure
The Bringing Up Father feature continues with its familiar comic family dynamic. Patience and Jiggs navigate daily mishaps, with new humorous twists hinted in the ongoing sequence.
Cleveland Chamber Party Plans Cheyenne Stop on West Tour
The Cleveland Chamber of Commerce Manufacturers and Wholesale Merchants Board will include Cheyenne as a stop on its forty-ninth trade extension tour. Aimed at boosting Ohio western ties, the delegation plans meetings with Cheyenne business leaders and will travel by special Pullman coaches beginning with a Kansas City stop.
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Cheyenne
Far West
Manufacturers and Wholesale Merchants Board
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland Party
Ohio
Manufacturers and Merchants Board of
Cleveland
United States
Belgium
France
England
California
Kansas
Missouri
Colorado
Utah
Arizona
New Mexico
West
C. L. Fish
Cleveland Board
America
Kansas City
Coyote Farming Seen As More Profitable Than Sheep
In Kemmerer Wyoming on January 12 a local flockmaster argues coyotes could be bred for their pelts as profit surges from the fur market. He notes coyotes mature fast require little care and feed cheap though they howl at night. A trapper earned 97 dollars for four pelts plus a 10 dollar bounty per coyote.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Potash Plant Receiver Appointed in Green River
A receiver was appointed for Liberty Potash Company in Green River Wyoming. The firm built a $1,000,000 leucite process plant and hopes to rapidly resolve difficulties and expand with multiple units, aiming to make Sweetwater County a leading world potash producer. Taliaferro predicts vast future growth and notes abundant local potash resources.
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Green River
Wyo
Liberty Potash Company
T. S. Taliaferro
Rock Springs
Sweetwater County
Interior Department
Taliaferro
Wyoming
Vienna’s Decline From Great Capital to Obscure City
Vienna once a world famous capital with over two million residents now faces a drastic drop toward a small, obscure city. The breakup of the Habsburg empire removes traffic, jobs, and prestige, leaving little reason for the capital’s continued size and a population decimated by starvation.
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Vena
Vienna
Wapsburg
Austria
Daily Market Report Summary from Taylor & Clay
Market report shows corn and oats futures with small declines and various weekly quotes. Beef and cattle prices steady to lower with mixed weights and grade levels. sheep and lambs receipts noted with appetite for feeders higher and bids around 9 to 19 dollars.
Chicago hogs and cattle prices fall as receipts rise
Hogs receipts total 65 000 with market down 15 250 from prior levels. Prices range bulk 14.40 to 14.60 with top 14.70. heavy and light categories noted. Cattle receipts 29 000 with slower demand. beef steers and cows show varied values from 6.50 to 20.00 for different weights and classes. Sheep receipts 23 000 with market strong. lambs around 19.65 for 84 lb, ewes and others cited. Omaha and Minneapolis grain and feed prices listed alongside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handy Wright
Chigago
Market report for grain in Omaha
In Omaha on January 12 the grain market shows No 5 white corn at 31.36 a bushel, No 6 white 81.45, No 4 yellow 1.88 to 1.39, No 5 yellow 1.33 to 4.36, No 3 mixed 81.45, No 4 mixed 1.85, oats No 2 white 84 to 1.60, No 3 white 84 cents.
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Minneapolis
Omaha Grain
Omaha
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