Office of City Clerk Cheyenne Legal Notices
January 20 1920 Office of City Clerk Cheyenne Wyoming publishes legal notices detailing official actions and deadlines for property and public records in the city.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
13
January 20 1920 Office of City Clerk Cheyenne Wyoming publishes legal notices detailing official actions and deadlines for property and public records in the city.
Classified ads call for young men for Railway Mail Glebes with 410 dollars monthly. Examinations and free particulars offered by former government examiner R Terry at 233 Continental Building Washington DC. Also numerous estate and creditors notices from 1919 1920 detailing administration deadlines and probate hearings in Wyoming and Maine with names such as Evaline Omer Mary Sinon Ellen Conroy and legal officers Frank Sinon GC Sewall and others.
The Cheyenne Home Builders' Association invites bids for constructing fifty bungalows and for plumbing, furnaces, electric wiring and fixtures. Plans available from Secretary WM. Dubois at 522 Hynds Building Cheyenne. Also notices creditors claim deadlines in the Monica Buenger estate with six month allowance period. A separate classified ad offers Foley products via mail with a trial package.
W. W. Wells of Toquin Michigan reports relief from rheumatic pains backache and tiredness after using Foey Kidney Pills. He says the pills improve his energy and he recommends them to customers. The ad promotes kidney and bladder relief through prompt action.
Daily Market Report shows hog and cattle receipts with price ranges across Omaha and Chicago markets. Hogs top around 15.45 with bulk 14.85 to 15.10. cattle varied by weight and grade, veal calves and feeder steers noted. sheep prices largely steady. Minneapolis flour and grains hold steady. Kansas City corn futures close with May and July positions and a September price.
The Weather Bureau notes a week ending January 49th with temperatures about ten degrees above normal. Day 43, night 29, extremes 60 and 16 below, sunshine 74 in Cheyenne and 72 in Salt Lake. thawing, open ranges in southern districts and Big Horn Basin. feed scarcity prompts shipping hay grain and cake. range horses losses reported. a cold wave and snow in northern districts by week end.
The notice explains that blanks to file income tax returns for 1918 were mailed to Wyoming residents who filed then. It says others subject to 4919 taxation may obtain forms from the collector or local banks.
Hon W C Irvine of Ross becomes the first Wyomingite to file a 1919 income tax return at the Wyoming internal revenue district headquarters. Collector Leslie A Mil Ligier notes the moment as a milestone for state cattlemen. Ligier's Beauty Parlors seek 1920 entrants offering beauty specialist training and strong demand for experienced operators.
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