Public notices and classified ads from Cheyenne 1921
Mixed local notices list missing items a lost item reward and found bank book, dressmaking shop at 1014 West 16th Street, then two automobile insurance commission filings from Cheyenne Wyoming February 1921 with Aetna Life Insurance and Lloyds Plate Glass Insurance compliance statements signed by Insurance Commissioner D. M. Forsyth and official H. G. Camplin
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Insurance Commissioners Office
State of Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Aetna Life Insurance Company of
Hartford
Connecticut
D. M. Forsyth
Insurance Commissioner
H. G. Camplin
Proposals for publishing Wyoming Supreme Court Reports
Sealed bids due March 15 1921 in Cheyenne for publishing official Wyoming Supreme Court reports for six years. Bid requires $50 certified check, $1500 performance bond, state copyright vesting in Secretary of State, exclusive sale rights to publisher, and price limits of $1200 to the state and $4.50 to residents per volume. Printing to meet statutory standards in state.
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Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Wyoming
Secretary of State
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Fatty Arbuckle stars in Brewster's Millions at the Princess
Vaudeville grows popular with robert Arbuckle comedy as Fatty plays the reckless millionaire in the screen version of Brewster's Millions. The Princess show features Betty Ross Clark Charles Ogle Marion Skinner and others. The film promises constant laughs and inventive gags despite the wealth theme.
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Fatty
Millionaire Brewster Spends A Year In Riches Gone
A comedy tale where a man named Brewster wins a million and spends it all in one year. Every venture he touches turns a profit and then vanishes, leading to wild stunts to escape sudden wealth and end in comic collapse.
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Brewster
Arbuckle Brings Brewster's Millions to the Stage
The article notes Arbuckle's popular reception as he presents Brewster's Millions on stage, with strong audience interest and favorable reviews anticipated.
Vaudeville Tonight Showcases Six Acts and Music
Today's program features six acts including Little Alright with a balancing and juggling performance, Mahoney and Talbert as comedians, Roberts and Fulton as The Purveyors of Mirth, Franko Brothers juggling with comedy, Lyons and West in darky style, and Lewis and Lewis a musical finale. A Netto orchestra score adds to the entertainment. Dr. L O Howard notes disease and pest control progress in agriculture.
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Todd
Little Alright
Mahoney
Talbert
Roberts and
Fulton
Franko Brothers
Lyons and West
Lewis and Lewis
Netto Orchestra
Ease releases million dollars held in escrow
A telegram from Washington reports Secretary Payne approved a lease on Salt Creek field section 15-40-79 to Wyoming Associated Oil, controlled by Mountain Producers. About $1 million is impounded, to be divided after a 12 percent government royalty. The single producing well averaged over 1 200 barrels for years, with the Midwest Refining company handling operations under a 20 year contract.
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Washington
Payne
Salt Creek
Wyoming Associated Oil Corporation
Mountain Producers’ Corporation
Wyoming Associated Company
Verner Z. Reed
Mountain Producers Corporation
Midwest Refining Company
Midwest Company
Otis & Co
Weeks Officially Named Secretary of War by Harding
President elect Harding confirmed the selection of John W Weeks of Massachusetts to be secretary of war as his special train neared Marion on the return from Florida.
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Harding
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Marion
Florida
Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noises Home Treatment
Advice claims catarrh causes deafness and head noises and presents a home remedy using Parmint and hot water with sugar. It promises easy preparation at low cost and reports rapid improvement, noting symptoms like loss of smell and dull thinking may lessen with the tonic treatment.
Lease Granted on 100 Acres in Section 15 by P R Corp
The Producers & Refiners Corporation has 100 acres in the northeast quarter of section 15 leased after a settlement with Wyoming Associated. No wells are drilled yet, but geologists deem the location as favorable as the southeast quarter.
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Urday
Producers & Refiners Corporation
Wyoming Associated Company
Oil and Other Corporations Chartered in Wyoming
Articles of incorporation were filed in the Wyoming secretary of state by the Dayton Oil corporation of Casper with capital stock of 1 million dollars and stock par value of 1 dollar. Directors listed include Frank Frantz and R G Taylor II among others. Also filed were for The Christian Church of Casper with no capital stock and Gilbert Bros. Ranch Inc of Douglas with 25 thousand dollars in capital stock and directors Maurice Gilbert and others.
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Wyoming
Dayton Oil Corporation of
Casper
Capital Stock
Frank Frantz
R. G. Taylor
Randolph
R. K. Staley
A. R. Lasley
The
Christian Church of
John M. England
C. D. Murane
A. H. Cheshire
Gilbert Bros. Ranch, Inc
Douglas
Maurice . Gilbert
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Oader
J. L
Carey
Warren Avenue
Brown's Specialty
Capitol Avenue
West 19Th and
Thames
Carey Ave
O'Neil St
P. O
Park
van Lennen
17Th Street
Ltt
U. S
Idleman Motorco
W. 16Th, St
St. L
Lloyds Plate Glass Insurance Company of New York
Arbuckle
Capitol
W. BH. Chaplin
Clarence B. Gilbert and
Horace A. Gilbert
Oil Center Bakery of
Wyoming Banking Company
Mt. Laramie Oil Company
Sarah Louise Arnold
Simmons College
E. H. Gary
U., S. Steel Corporation
Rabuckle
Lator
L. O. Howard
Bureau of Entomology
Department of Agriculture
EASE
Wyoming Associated Oil
Allman
Tom
Baileys
MR. Bailey
International News Service
United States Patent Office
M’7manus
Nor- Owill
Maggie
Ey Intl Feature Service, Inc
William Russell
Francelia Billington
Allright
Roberts & Fulton
Lyons-West
Comedy and
Harmony
Franko Bros
Lewis & Lewis
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