Divorce notice and foreclosure warnings in Wyoming notices
Public record items include Ida Cooper filing for divorce from William Cooper for desertion and support issues with a September 6 1919 answer deadline, plus a U S seizure notice on watermelons and a foreclosure sale by John S Lowry and Verda A Lowry on a mortgage held by Samuel Idelman to occur August 4 1919 at the Wyoming county courthouse city Cheyenne.
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Waoaniqg
Lara
I Guo
William Cooper
Wiliam Cooper
Ida Cooper
T. Joe Fisher
the District Court
District Court of the United States
District of Wyoming
United States of America
United States District Court For
Casper
Wyoming
United States
Cheyenne
John S. Lowry
Verda A. Lowry
Mortgagors
Samuel, Idelman
John
Lowry
Verda
A. Lowry
Samuel Idelman
Laramie
Laramie County
State Capitol
Laref
Tivoli Mercantile Co Stockholders Meet On Dissolution
Notice calls a stockholders meeting in Cheyenne Wyoming to vote on dissolving the Tivoli Mercantile Co. The meeting is scheduled for August 6 1949 at 10 A M at 220 W 19th Street. The call is issued by President Muemshausen on July 1949.
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Tivoli Mercantile Company , Corporation
State of
Wyoming
W. 19Th Street
Cheyenne
Land Quieting Suit Filed In Laramie County Court
The District Court of Wyoming, First Judicial District, Jess County, Laramie, hears Edward Bartley as plaintiff against Yukon Pacific Railway Co and Union Pacific Railroad Co. The petition seeks to quiet title to land in Block 48, Cheyenne, Laramie County, Wyoming, and to bar any interest by the defendants.
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District Court of the United States
District of
Wyoming
Charles Wni
Bell, Bell
Laruamie
District Court
First Judicial District
Martha J. Baldwin
Edward B. Baldwin
Depo A. Saheeba
Joseph G. Grandbeck
Miano
Minnesota
State of
Jess
Laramie
Edward 'S. Bartley
The
Yukon Pacific Railway Co
Union Pacific Railroad Co
Ue Union Pa- Co
Cheyenne
Laramié County
Wyo
Frontier Track Village Grows as Families Settle Nearby
Visitors to the frontier track area report a growing settlement with several families moving into tents and stables. The article notes ongoing development and a shift of activity from the racing grounds to the nearby village.
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Inter
Cheyenne Business Directory IT Tr Dunphy's Express Day and Night
Two men on track moving goods for Dunphy's Express in Cheyenne. Iceland is noted for wool exports and other natural resources including tides, feathers, fish, and horses.
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Dunphy
Iceland
Towed I. S. Major announcement
Mr and Mrs Edward R Stetti hive announce the Brettigius to Majer dehe Be Menu tettinius Jo i mae he plus aes.
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Edward R. Stettihive
Unclear historic sports list with scattered names and cities
Fragmentary OCR reads like a roster of teams and players with hints of city names such as St Louis Philadelphia New York Chicago and Detroit. The text lists multiple pairings and surnames including Naylor McAvoy O Neill Hare Craft Charrity Leonard Ainsmithing Quinn Muh Williams Schalk Schang and others, but no coherent event or outcome is evident.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at battery names and places
Fragmentary text lists batteries and names linked to multiple cities but contains many garbled terms and incomplete phrases, obscuring full events or context. No clear outcome or actions are discernible from the unreadable OCR excerpt.
City News in Brief from Cheyenne and surrounds
Moorcroft resident G. E. Fleming arrives in Cheyenne on Sunday. Frank Martin W E Flora and Howell Jones come from Van Tassel. Charles L. Green from Burns on business. E J Plunkett another Burns resident. Baby carriages and sulkies sold by Hobbs Huchfeldt Finkbiner. Casper resident William Bollin in town. John S Donahue of Little Horse Creek staying at the Normandie. John Sheehan of Tie Siding in town. Pop music and ragtime taught in 13 lessons at Plains Hotel. Phoebe Yeoman guest at the Plains from Sandy. J Bureson of Glendo in Cheyenne. J H Van Horn of Cody in town. Rh F P Dolph of Glendo visiting. Vulcanizing and repair. Plains Auto Company. G W Corbridge arrives from Wheatland. G Peters of Douglas in Cheyenne. B A Lathrop and A C Lathrop of Gentennial guests at the Moffat.
Early women printers in Mt Ripoli by Dominican nuns
The account notes that the first women printers were nuns of the Dominican order who ran a printing press at Mt Ripoli in Italy, with activity recorded as early as a historical period cited in the source.
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Mt. Ripoli
Italy
Persian bridal custom described in historical note
The Persian bridegroom must provide a fixed sum and gifts to the bride. In tight times he may give two complete dresses four or six items, a mirror, and other necessary presents for the home. The text records a traditional practice with emphasis on monetary and material obligations.
Victorian Westminster Tower Contains 140 Rooms Fireproof
A historical note describes the Victoria Tower at the Westminster Parliament complex. It claims the tower houses 140 rooms and is designed to be fireproof. The text mentions a grand build spanning many years and hints at an ambitious expansion or features within the tower.
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Victoria
Houses of Parliament
Westminster
Weather Report From Morning to Noon
Weather report shows temperatures from 57 to 73 degrees with a high of 77 at 2 45 p m and a low of 53 at 5 45 a m Relative humidity 86 percent wind NE 8 to 10 mph from SE gusts 24 mph at 3 56 p m Total precipitation since January 1st 4 75 inches Normal precipitation 8 62 inches Last 24 hours precipitation listed with melted values
British Merchant Shipping Losses in World War II
British merchant shipping losses during the war are estimated at 2,197 vessels with a total tonnage of 7,675,020. This wartime toll reflects widespread destruction by German forces and underscores the high cost to maritime trade and logistics.
Marriage Peak: Women Most Likely to Wed Ages Twenty to Twenty Five
A historical note states that a woman's probability of marriage peaks between ages twenty and twenty five, with fifty two percent of marriages occurring in that interval. The finding emphasizes the early adulthood period as most favorable for matrimonial unions.
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Hellmans Heights
Olivia Howell
Lander
Hartung Land Co
Carem Ave
Thames
A. Wécter
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Earl
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U.P
44Th Street
Denver
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P. O
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Wye
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Albany
Ray Connor
W. BR. Allardyce
26Th St
ODL
Stockyards Station
Colo
W. G. Ogle
Les Vegas
N. M
Las Vegas
Citizens Bank
Gheyenne
Gold-Stabeck Company
Charles N. Bell
Laramin
Hynds
Elven
T. Blake Kennedy
A. D
Daniel F. Hudson
T. J. Fisher
Laramie, Co
Jly
Tivoli Mercantile Company
P. ©. Muemshausen
the Tivoli Mercantile Co
Little City
Cheyenne Business Directory
First National Bk
W. £. Logan
AKERS
Hobbs, Huckfeldt & Finkbeiner Undertaking
Plaine
Veer Ee
J. A. Eirepatrick
Carey Ave
John Chas. Thompson
Capitol Ave
Wyoming de Pieseve
Ligier
Capitol Avenue
Ray E. L&e
First National Bank
Albert A. Baerresen
Carey Avenue
George Montgomery
Oeland Wool
I. S
Mins
Isabel Stettinius
Eatonio
EATON
St. Louis
TTT
Philadelphia
Naylor and McAvoy
Cleveland
Oscenevsese
Washington
Jasper
O'Neill
New York
Leonard and Ainsmiting
Quinn
Muh
Detroits
BO Williams
Schalk
Jones Schang
Pillsburg
Causey, Winters
Dubuo
Melarty
Miller
Carlson and Schmidt
Nena B
Cincinnati
Packard and Clark
Luque
Mitchell, Fischer, Rariden and
Allen
Boston
Chicago
Demaree
Cheney Goudy
Vaughn and
Killifer
Mamaux and Miller
Ames, Goodwin and Dilhoefer
City News
G. E. Fleming
Moorcroft
Frank [. Martin
W. E. Flora
Howell Jones
van Tassel
Charles L. Green
Burns
E. J. Plunkett
Hobbs, Huchfeldt & Finkbiner
William Bollin
John S. Donahue
Little Horsa Creek
Normandie
John Sheehan
Tie Siding
White
Plains Hotel
Ieee
Phoebe Yeoman
Sdndance
the Plains
Je Bureson
Glendo
J. H. van Horn
Cody
Dolph of
Plaine Auto Company
Ois
W. F. Corbridge
Wheatland
G. Peters
Douglas
B. A. Lathrop
A. C. Lathrop
Gentennial
the Moffat
Weather Report
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