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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1920
Page
7
Fragments show a mix of sale ads for houses livestock and services plus contractor notices for a forest project in Wyoming. Includes a land auction notice in Granite Canon Wyoming and a public land sale offer with bidding details and deadlines.
In the District Court of Laramie County Wyoming Jacob Paulus as administrator petitions for order to sell all real estate of the estate Lot 8 Block 85 Cheyenne, to appear July 28 1920 at 10 AM to show cause why sale should not be granted. Dongelman and Piggott Attorneys for Administrator. June 29 July 6 15 90 27.
William B. Bobs administrator of Georwin Peart Kessinger announces final settlement and distribution of estate in Laramie County Wyoming. Interested parties may examine the find account and pension at the district court and file objections by August 24, 1920. If no objections are filed, settlement will be approved soon after.
The twenty first regular dividend of 1 percent on the above company is declared covering June for stockholders of record June 29, payable July 10. Further quarterly dividends are advised. L. Butera, Secretary, Republic Bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
Public notices include a United States marshal sale of syrup in Cheyenne on July 7, 1920 and a Wyoming district court hearing on June 10, 1920 to set aside homestead property of Gertrude M. Reynolds estate. The probate petition seeks transfer of the homestead to the widow and sole heir. Also notes a June 4 1920 court entry and a June 15 1920 legal notice. Additionally Major Delon of the U S Army inspected Cheyenne sewer conditions.
The document lists players and pairings across games involving teams like Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Detroit, Philadelphia, and Washington with numerous surnames and initials. It ends by noting the county commissioners will meet next week to consider bills, claims, and other business.
City commissioners approved aiding the South Side improvement association for an old-time Fourth of July event. The Union Pacific band will play on the South Side instead of City park to avoid crowding. The program will include speeches, a greased pole contest, a greased pig chase, a ball game, and motor races in the afternoon.
A straightforward missive from a San Francisco woman outlines personal views with plain language and direct tone. The writer expresses reflections on daily life and social expectations in a candid, unembellished style.
A fragmentary note describes ongoing health issues and slang phrases about improving. It references a person identified as Mrs. Chas. Geay and gives an address at 270 6th St. The text hints at continuing use of a certain treatment or remedy.
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