Stockholders Meeting Notice and Tax Sale Deed Intent
Notice announces the annual stockholders meeting of the Railway Employee Building and Loan Association in Cheyenne Wyoming on July 25 1919 to elect seven trustees and handle bylaw matters. It warns unpledged stock may incur a 10 cent per share fine and notes proxies held by the secretary. Also details a tax sale purchase by J F Jenkins of Lot 7 and 10 in Block 28 Holdredge Addition Cheyenne and intent to apply for a deed on November 10 1913 for delinquent 1909 taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Employee Building and Tata Association
Court House
Cheyenne
Laramie
Wyoming
Luke Voorhees
Laramie County
Laramin County
Geo. Sneder, Jr
Laramieounty
J. F. Jenkins
Glenrock School Contract Awarded to Cheyenne Firm
The school board awarded the addition contract to Petry and Van Moulton of Cheyenne for 1,985 dollars. Work starts with men already on site for the waterworks project. Both contracts run concurrently and should finish in about three months as Glenrock builds a water system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petry and van Moulton
Cheyenne
M. van Moulton
Trmis
Glenrock
Brave ten-year-old saves brothers from river torrent
In Wye on July 4 a wagon and hay collapsed into a river ford. Clarence, the oldest boy, helped his younger brothers onto a sand bar while Mr. Snyder reached them and pulled all three to safety. The family resumed the picnic after recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drowolier
South Fork
CR. Angder
Cucer
de Plente
Habner Ranch
South Park
Mr. Spyder
Sutory
Clarence
Mr. Snyder
Don Snyder
Killed by Lightning in Big Horn Mountains
A Mexican herder named Ray working for Joseph B. Crosby of Lovell was struck and killed by lightning during a thunderstorm in the Big Horn mountains. Foreman Al Asay and other herders nearby confirmed the death after a blinding flash struck Ray as he watched his sheep near the cabin.
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Towell
Wyo
Big Horn Mountains
Ray
Joseph B. Crosby
Lovell
al Asay
Agly
Fifth Victim Wood Tick Seriously Sick
Cody Wyoming July 14 Adam Hoge is seriously ill at his cousin W D Hogg's home with spotted fever. Hoge, a sheepman active on the range this season, came to Cody before the Fourth and grew worse by the fifth, prompting Dr Bennett to diagnose spotted fever likely from a tick bite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody
Wyo
Adam Hoge
W. D. Hogg
Hoge
Bennett
Sale First Step In Sundance Railroad
The Wyoming end of the McLaughlin Tie and Timber company railroad was sold at sheriff sale in Sundance to William R. Lyman for 339420.78 dollars. This sale is seen as the first step toward procuring a Sundance railroad possibly linking with the Mystic Rapid City line and absorbed by a major road for extension toward west or north.
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Sundance
Weo
Wyoming
McLaughlin Tie and Timber Company
William R. Lyman
Mystic- Rapid City
Oil For Country Roads Test Near Springfield
An Illinois project tests a mixed road surface on country lanes near Springfield. The plan blends topsoil and asphalt to a depth of eight inches to improve drainage and reduce stone pavement. Officials expect careful evaluation as the prairie state seeks durable roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilinois
Springfield
United States
Trinole
Great Prairie States
Armor Plate Factory Would Save Millions
Washington on July 14 1930s officials report that a government armor plate plant costing 8466 0000 would save 140 a ton on armor over private prices. A 10000 ton plant could save about 1 061 260 yearly after interest with larger plants offering greater savings. Daniels urged further cost studies and possible congressional action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Ecretary
Daniels
Senate
Con Kresa
Bethlehem
Carnegie
Midvale
Roosevelt
Bureau of Ardnances
Congress
Public Roads Office Accelerates Highway Improvements Nationwide
The Office of Public Roads in the Department of Agriculture reports about ten percent of U S roads improved and predicts higher efficiency if twenty percent are upgraded. The program aims to cut crop transport costs and vehicle wear, showing past work on 215 roads totaling around 800 miles and aiding model country road systems and state aid plans.
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Office of Public Roads
Department of Agriculture
United States
Office of Public Ronds
Benedola
Nlso
Secretary of Agriculture
Onion Patch Temptation Inspires Grim Garden Verse
An archaic verse compares crops and temptation, noting corn oats and alfalfa but warning of a deadly lure from a single onion patch. References to lines from Denver Republican and St Louis Post Dispatch echo alarming themes about life and greed in a rural setting.
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Mateh
Denver
Lfe
Kean
St Louis
Restraint of Trade With a Dishonest Butler
A southern household hires a new butler with solid references. He sells cheap broilers to the mistress on credit, delivering twelve. A week later the justice of the peace serves a summons, revealing Ephraim bought broilers for the mistress without paying for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Ephraim
Justice of the Peace
New York Evening Post
The Modern Viewpoint on Women and Wealth Glamour
A Chicago Record-Herald excerpt notes a contrast between a sheltered woman's life of ease and the grumbling of working women. It includes a New York clubman's remark about Bradley Martin and a Washington Star quote on wealth and marriage, highlighting social attitudes of the era.
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Bradley Martin
New York
Cluthman
Milllionaire
Washington Star
The Nut Cracker Story Note
Mrs Cooke complains the cake has too few nuts. A new servant named Della explains her jaw hurts from cracking nuts and cannot crack more that day. The exchange ends with a promise to add more nuts next time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Cooke
Mia
Della
Lippincott’s
On the Wagon Ride Through Chicago Journal Lines
A lyric fragment describes a long ride on the wagon with lonely monotony while contrasting it with absurd images such as cows with wings a green singing giraffe and a pink bobcat to illustrate the paper's playful tone from the Chicago Journal.
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Chicago Journal
Pike's Peak Run to the Summit
Pike's Peak remains the best known U S peak though not the highest. A weather bureau station once sat on its summit and today a sub steantis railway station stands at the end of North America's highest railway line.
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Pike's Peak
United States
Weather Bureau
Old Man Views Heartbreak and Bargain Sales
An old man with dyspepsia shows little sympathy for a young woman with a broken heart. He suggests dry goods stores end bargain sales, arguing a competent young widow can be equally interested in a man as if he were truly appealing.
Wyoming Highway Talk in Greeley Conference
Senator F. E. Warren and Laramie county officials met Weld county commissioners in Greeley on Tuesday to discuss a highway to the Wyoming state line. No definite action resulted. The Weld county editorial line notes the dispute lacks substance and odds are low for quick progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Warren
Wyoming
Laramie County
Greeley
Weld Commissioners
Weld County
Storms Delay Pittsburgh Track Meet Final
Storms and heavy rain force postponement of a card in Pittsburgh. The event, originally slated for Friday, will run tomorrow as organizers shift the schedule due to wet track conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Drunots Island
Tomor
Marriages and Divorcees Feature Prominent in Text
A fragment hints at social views on marriage and divorce, noting marriages as refuge and divorcees facing selection. The brief appears as a reflective, period-voice aside without concrete names or places.
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Lice of Stockholders Meeting
Mallway Employes’ Dialling and Loan Association
J. L. Murray
Attest
A. C. Kingsford
Heyenne
ML. Carl
Inter-Dcean
Ben
The
Sherman Co
H. L. Carl
Civil Service
Inter-Ocean Hotel
Chersaee Tuesaday
Riverman
Call of the
Wild
Bhorty McCabe
Bot
Son
Battle
Civanstark
Beverly of
Itaastark Heart
Little Savages
Zenda
Rupert
Lin McLran
Logan’s Book Store
Cary Ave
Mee
Swagger
Wood Tick
Tata
Ody
Century Soul
Howe
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Tate
Bern
BE. Kisor
Chicago Record-Herald
Oxfords
Wicket & Gardner
Red Cross, & Gardner
Utz & Dunn
Queen Quality
Ikkaci
Sun
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