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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1918
Page
15
A Wyoming bulletin 16-page farmers guide was received in Cheyenne as the state’s farm bulletin. A heavy rain Sunday night extended in several directions, benefiting crops, especially dry farm areas, with lighter showers south and northwest of town.
Veterans largely received their Civil War pensions, but some will miss August payment with increases provided by Congress for August and September. W E Stone leads the War Savings Stamp drive in Laramie County, with Pine Bluffs district surpassing its goal. County Agent Reed promotes silo demonstrations and will meet farmers Friday. Draft registration details show a July 14 return to Ft. Logan for unskilled laborers' custodial posting at $600 yearly.
Multiple Wyoming towns report varied notices. Farmora petitions merchants to extend hours for better accommodation. Grey Rocks contemplates store closure with no applicants for the post. Casper notes arrests over car theft and joyriding. Casually, war drive results in Colorado? Not relevant.
The mortgagee plots sale of King Eight automobile No 14479 and equipment at public auction at 1614 Pioneer Avenue Cheyenne on July 20 1918 to satisfy $641.00. Also announces J M Carey & Brother annual stockholders meeting August 5 1918 at 2 pm at 1825 Carey Avenue Cheyenne.
The above named company will pay its regular quarterly dividend of two percent on July 20 1918 to stockholders of record on July 15 1918. Roderick N Matson secretary and treasurer.
Public notice states Wyoming Chapter 140 bonds of 4000 dollars total for School District Number Five Uinta County to be issued in four 1000 dollar denominations. It lists redemption options after seven years from August 1 1918 with final maturity August 1 1925 and interest at six percent payable annually. Principal and interest payable at the County Treasurer. sale details pending.
The Board of Trustees of School District Number Five in Uinta County Wyoming invites sealed proposals for the purchase of bonds at private sale. Bids due by 8 p.m. July 25, 1946, to Herbert J. Gregory Clerk, Lone Tree, Wyoming. Bids marked Sealed Proposals for Purchase of Bonds.
A favorable reception in Paris greeted Italian workers as Messrs Wilson and Fry of the American labor commission spoke. They expressed U S sympathy for Italy and its sacrifices to the allied cause and pledged American labor unity to support democratic civilization against Teutonic autocracy.
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